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BosroN, August 80, lsi5.
Steamer H5ernia-Packet Ship Observation-Disclosures
Repeal, &C.


Captain Ryrie entertained select party of gentlemen
on board of the steamer Hbernia yesterday afternoon.
Among them were Ex-Governor Paine of Vermont Ex.
Governor Morton Collector Of this port Mr. Parmener
Capt Josiah sturgis of the cutter Hamilton and others
They sat down to a sumptuous dinner about > P. NJ,
and separated about o'clock. Speeches, toasts and
small talk, rendered the occasion quite interesting TIL
Hbernia in honor of the occasion, had the American
ensign displayed at the fore, and the British red ensign
| at the mizzenpeak.


The steam packeship Massachusetts, Capt White,
got under way yesterday morning, with light breeze
from the westward She set every stitch Of her stand
ing SAILS and looked magnfcently she gded before
the breeze Unfortunately however before she
the islands below the wind changed dead ahead and
blew quite freshly. All her sails were Immediately
taken and furled and her propeller set in motion
With which She cleared the hartor In beautiful sve In
order then to test her sailing qualities, the propeller
was raised out Of the water, and she put
under a cloud Of canvass All day she in sig hit
turning to windward against strong breeze At sun
set she was q miles S $ F. from lower station or
10 miles from Boston Under such circumstances there
lore you must not expect to see her. unless the wind
changes, for several days.


All Is life and activity in navy yard at present
The fgae United had her lower masts taken
uthas been surveyed and will Give the
repairs as early as practicable The Independence still


along de the wharf but will be docked as soon as
there chance after the smaller vessels re
paired The other vessels are progressing rapidly.


Yesterday the democrats in this elected their de.
egates to them il the Convention which will
assemble in Springfield the 10th prosmo for the pur


oi nominating candidates for the Offices OF Governor
1 tnd Lie Ut -tfoyernor


few days since we had repeal meeting here but
le speakers made little noise that their speeches
yet found their way the papers Befol
ne offices filled, this would not been the case


hen VINO wished IRISH influence to help them TO


gubbins of office, would have taken special pains


al they ould appear in PRINT, large life and be


ate to speak eoquentiy, patrioticaily aud ieengly
the wrongs OF oppressed, down-trodden Ireland But
~ these demagogues having got all out of the Irish


- required assume TO be extra respectable and plead
lc,a duties excuse Tor their absence How long


-. I4iSlmen be stupid to lend themselves to a-
vance the interests OF contemplate demagogues? Why
iont they pitch OConnel and all his humhug to purga
tory, and send the demagogues who fawn and hatter


em on this side OF the water to the placel Let
hem ningle in and be lost with the citizens gene ally
md the prejudces which exist against them will
soon be forgotten Weather pleasan-wind south east


Sales of Stocks ut Boston.


BRoKERs' BOARD, Aug 30 --25 shares Norwich and
worcester Railroad blIn, 6s 200 Reading Railroad 24I
- 5-l6; go Wilmington Railroad l4s IL 7-6; $50 do
In l45 80 do s4is, l4s 100 Long Island Railroad 62s
62 SO do bl5d 63 so do 63 IS do sim 63 $50 DO SIM
63i l50 do, s5ds, 63t; IS do, sam, 63.


SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Western alroad Scrip %:
80 Long Island Railroad sol0ds 63s; 100 do, 63}
100 do, so2m, 63i 63.; $50 Wilmington Railroad
bolm, lli.