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BosroS, Sept. 4th, ls45.
.4riral cfMe Caledonia-The Weather-Tompkins Blues
Manager PeBys Inritaton-LHness Of Judge Story
Hogard .7theneum-Money Market. -
The steamship Caledonia, long expected arrived here
as you are aware long before this yesterday morning
Her does not turn out to be important or exct
ing anticipated and has had little or no effect
upon the markets The old adage that the worst part
story always comes first has proved in this case
and there seems little chance of relieving the
starving John Bulls with American provender. So the
hopes of the wheat growers are blghted


We have had remarkably strange of weather here
Of late; for two or three days last week it was cold
enough for greatcoa and mens. but for day or two
past, it would seem that dog days had recommended.


The Tompkn's Blues, of your city, who are on visit
to us, are gathering golden opinions" SC. Their drill
is excellent and they very gentlemanly set of ie
lows They were invited to visit Hing han in
the steamer Mayfower but at the time appointed, A.
NJ, twas raining great guns and they could get off
however, they went down in the afternoon with the
Boston Light Infantry who have taken them under
cal projections; and on their return received by
the Washington Phalanx who fed them Faneuil Hall
In the evening, both companies, and of the B. l..
G.s visited the National Theatre by special invitation OF
Brother Pelby who extended II entirely Of the libe.
ra'y OF ms heart, and not to make money-oh no not
he He didn't stick up big posters announcing the fact
nor advertise 1t in all the papers. You would
catch him doing such thing as that This afternoon
they are to have grand drill on the Common, and at 5
o'clock they start en- route for home.


am sorry to inform you that Judge Story is extreme.
iy ILL., SO much So that his life is dspaired Of His dis.
is said to be the as that which caused the
death of Hon. Hugh S. Legare while here with Presi
dent Tyler some two years since. II is of internal
sfanguation, twisting of the ntestines upon itself


He has resigned his seat upon the bench the resignation
to take effect next Wednesday.


Our theatre going population all impatient for the
opening oil the Howard Athenaum 1t is to be most
elegant and recherche affair and will be opened on the
on OF October with the seguin Opera Troupe when
Norma is to be brought out in style worthy OF the
work at least so Sessrs. Ayling Johnson say.


The money market is very tight and - per cent be-
ing asked and paid first rate acceptance Good rea
son for this there and the banks refuse alto
gether to do anything themselves probably reapng
| the benefit of il through the brokers'


! Sales of Stocks Mt Boston.


BRogERs BOARD Sept 3i25 shares Reading Railroad 2tss
do Worsted Co, 1885, G5 do East Boston Co l3,: ~
do Western Ratio id M 9 2j do Long Island Iroad
Gf; i2' do Wilmingon Railroad, ~: 50 do do, II 76 100
dodo 20 ds lt4 $1,000 Reading Railroad oonds, 6ja


SECOND BoARD-l0 sla es Portland, S4co Portsmouth II
r. ltoA do Western Railroad. g2, SO Long Islsnd Rail
road oi 100 do do 10 d, 81; 2 do do ca do II
| ds Ga; 50 do Reading Railroad 10 ds, 2i7s