

Boston.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
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memorable 18th. There about fifty horsemen half
dozen carriages quite collection of boys several old
ladies' in breeches, and dozen pretty little girls
carriage drawn by six horses, each enveloped in the
American flag. In the carriage with the girls was
suspended the splendid banner by the Natives
OF Philadelphia to the Natives of Boston They passed
through several Of streets then to Charles
town and thence to Bunker Hill where they were re-
ceiyed by salute of hundred guns from the Boston
Artillery under the command of Col Lovejoy. prayer
and ode preceded the oration of the merits
OF which can say nothing as | did not
remain to hear it. On returning the Club at
the request of the Bunker Hill Native Amen
cans partook Of splendid collation. the charlestown
Town Hall They then crossed Charlesown bridge mas
sed through few of our leading streets Com
mon, where the cavalcade dismissed. the even
ing, before six O'Clock, numbers had collected the
Common to hear the speeches. hear the music and see
the exhibition of fireworks which to conclude the
exercises of the day and from that hour until past eight
o'clock the crowd continued collecting There Was
splendid music discoursed by Kendas Brass Band umi
and patriotic speeches. breathing the flames of a
Roman patrotism-were deve red by the orator of the
day. Mr. Chaplin and others. Rockets and Bengola lights
ded By splendid pyrotechnc exhibition '0A''u'


The affair passed of tolerably we'll but the question
rises does the Eagle Club comprise the whole Of the
Native American party la party which only few
months since umphed the wings and democrats in
our municipal election This Club is the vain semblance
OF the party when first appeared but cannot be that
this party of thousands is reduced to its primitive ee-
mens The Club, it is to be hoped does not comprise


The beautiful yacSt Ns esp D. Psu you will SEES
BY the papers, arrived here in 20 hours from New York
She has attracted much attention.


and unostentatious of benevoence and charity
Of the As friend Of mine crossing Court and
Hanover streets. he was accosted by Irshman with
were standing at the opposite corner if he would read
the name Of street on piece Of paper for him. My
of the On my friends returning the slip of pa
per- the Irshman exclaimed God bless the gentleman
why. inquired my friend with eyes glowing with sra.
htude he took from his pocket five dollar BILL saying
Post Master" Having received directions as how to
proceed he oved on his way, saying. God bless him.
noon and evening, in commemoraon of the battle of


The news of the death of General Jackson did not Gre
ate much surprise here he has long feeble Sew
eral Of the ships in port hoisted their coors half
Varieties.


Gov. Marcy, Secretary of War, accompanied by
Ma Major o. General Wool left Albany On Tuesday inspect
turn to that city on Saturday.


Bishop Brownwell, of Connecticut, has expressed
wish TOT the appointment Of an assistant Bishop.
ment will be offered to the Rev. Horao Potter Of st. Pc
ters Church of Albany.


The Old North Church was filed to its utmost ca-
pacity on last week Thursday aernoon to listen to
lii Pierce In the intense interest Of the crowd in the
animation and eloquence Of the speakers the pre-
sented vivid idea of Southern debate and oratory-
Concord NJ H., Cong. Journal.


The Abolition Convention was in full blast on the
18th inst in Cincinnati There present several dis
hngushed personages, among the rest the Rev. John
Pierpont, of Boston. Biney also there There does
not appear to be much feeling in the community in re-
gard to their movements


A man named Davis has been arrested and conn
mitted to Jail in Ipswich suspicion of having caused
one of the late fires in Danvers


Captain Johnson's company, 9TH Infantry, has
Captain Merrils company takes the POST the saul


The Maysvius (Ryl Eagle says-"We learn by
gentleman just from Nicholas county, that Mr.. Jonr-
with gun day last week. Mr. p had recently pur-
chased the gun and brought it home loaded. He was
the gun went of The ball entered the ladys body and
she died in twelve hours afterwards"


Gen. Jacob Salade, died at Harrisburg Pa, on
Wednesday last after short Illness the 56th year of
his age He held several important offices under the
State and was much respected and esteemed.


The Arkansas Inteiligencer, Of May o. states that
mo- to investigate certain charges preferred against Col
Harney, Of the Dragons. Many distinguished officers
ofthe army were to be present


MIR. Hall, upon whom the attack was made bv
Wells Monroe Mich is considered better bu by no
means out of danger--the ball. which entered his neck
and lodged in the roof of his mouth having been ex
tracted


The Rev. Mr. Bulard, pastor of the First Presby-
terian Church in this city, is visit the east
expended under the direction of the Synod OF Missouri
in aiding feeble churches in their efforts build meet





On Monday James McDevitt. who was comm,t-
ted charge OF larceny at the store of Mcssrs David
s. Brown Co., South Front street, Philadelphia, was
discharged on a. pardon received from Gov. Skunk.


Judge Buchanan recently decided, that in cases
where meeting of the creditors insovent was held
before notary public, he justified in retaining the
rerbdl until paid for his professional services


Z. L. Scruggs a Methodist preacher of standing
nominated for Congress in the Tenth District of Ten
nessec.


The whole number of weIchmen in the U. States,
is said to be 10000.


Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell has been tried at Detroit. for
an alleged disorder in preaching in the streets SUM-
days He was acquitted
The receipts for land at the Green Bay office dur
ing the month of May, were little $4,000 During
the month of April they ever $4,000


Oren de Wolf, the young man who killed Mr..
Stiles, was. Friday last at Worcester convicted Of
murder, and sentenced to be hung.


Theatricals, DO.


Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell have returned 10 this CITY
after their successful tour in the South and West


The Orphean Family gave their last concert IN
Norfolk, Va, on Monday evening. They are on their
way hithcr


new farce, founded upon recent duel in Saint
Louis has been dramatized and was announced to be
performed at the theatre in that place.


MIR. Sloman, the Buffo Singer and Comedian.
commenced limited engagement on Monday evening at
the Albany Museum.


Mr. d. Marble made his appearance at the Buffalo
Theatre on Monday evening.


The Sable Harmonists, Messrs. Pumer, Farrel,
Tchcnor, War;, Roark and Archer are engaged for
four nights at the Cincinnati Theatre.


MIR. Robert Hamilton, formerly editor of the Lc.
diss' ComPanon took a benefit Monday night at the
National, Boston.


A real New Zealander, from the Bay of Islands.
arrived here on Tuesday morning


Burton's Theatre, Arch street. Philadelphia,
closed last night for the and benefit of Mr. Bur-
ton Peake's new comedy of the Sheriff of the County
performed for the first time in America, The cast
powerful Burton, Barrett, T.. $. Conner, Burke,
Thayer, Mrs. w. III. Smith Burke Miss Kirby, Hughes
sustaining the principal characters Mr. Burton also
appeared in his original character OF Frank Weber,
in the laughabe entertainment entitled Charles OMal-
ley


The Ethiopian Serenaders closed their engage
10 Philadelphia last evening, where they have been
pretty successful


The complimentary benefit to the composer of
eenorar Mr. Fry is to OFF this evening at the