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have been swelterng too long beneath the weight o
British and home-spun harness Now they Will be ena-
bled to bound light as fairies in their robes


Mayor Davis, am happy to state is suiiic .eo
vered to attend to his official duties Our city stneis
including his honor the Mayor and Richard rieons 'i
Esq. leading member Of the Suffolk bar are regular
Solons. Thelwhole fraternity the other Gay, "ne
OF heat came before them, while examining WI.
ness could not tell how many degrees :, yho as
plain mechanic, when quesuohed on tiis f' I'm s. sa
20 000 which correct but tietcher ana tne fathers
laughed at him and fairly put him down with sneers
FLETCHER in the nntude of his wisdom, asserted that
1000 degrees would melt iron Our citizens know the
men they have 10 look after their affairs and hence their
backwardness give their sanction TO any enterprise OF
importance within the control OF such men.


Yesterday the weather was delightful wind from y.
10 S. h.


The Long Island mail arrived at its usual time past 10
o'clock last night Our folks who waited for Mexican
news went home disappointed.


Sales of Stocks at Boston.


Brokers BOARD, Aug 25--l53 shares Norwich and
62 20 do do o. so do do 20 d 61 so do do do 6a 30
do do 62s 10 do do Gas $50 10 do 62 10 do Cheshire X
90t 30 do Wilmington r.. l4l 200 40 do llsi 600 90 do
l m l44 % do do m lag.


SECOND BoARp.-50 do Western Railroad, div on, 80;
100 do Norwich Worcester Railroad, O. m, 6si 40
do n. +. Worsed Co, . m, o!, 100 do Long island
Railroad, G2t 200 do Wilmington Railroad, l4 400 do
do. lag 200 do do b o ! m, l43


REMOVAL OF TRooPs.The Herald, at ST Angus
une publishes the following information in relation
to the removal of United troops from that State


The sth regiment stationed at this post, Fort Brooke
Tampa Bay and Key West received orders by the last
Gwynn's; E. McKavtts G, Worth's and /, HIPS, are
already embarked and sail to-day for their destination
Cen Worth proceeds across the country to Tampa, at
which point is to rendezvous and embark in
transport ordered from the North


We learn that the ID and 9TH infantry stationed the
North, are also in motion.


The officers who embark at this post are CAPTAINS
Worth, Mckavitt, and Hill Lieuts. Gates Smith, Lee
sheppard, Jordan, Longstreet, and Wood.