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GROWTH OF BosToS.-We were struck, dunng
our flying visit to Boston last week, With eyiden-
ees OF the substantial prosperity ana growth oi
that wealthy City. Every where Business moves
on with steady. thrifty pace; while IN the
Southern part OF the City, the numbers and the
magnitude OF the new buildings now IN progress
exceed any thing we remember OF Boston. That
section Of the City We refer to was under water
ten years ago, and stout ships lay where now
stand the Worcester and Western Railroad Depot
and the magnificent United States Hotel, sur
rounded by hundreds of the finest stores and dwell
lings. Sc goes Boston ahead


Speaking of the United States Hotel: We
looked hastily through that noble establishment
during our visit. and deem it worthy a passing
notice. 1t is by far the largest Hotel in Boston
containing 800 rooms, and accommodating Gle.
gantly 400 guests. 1t is supplied with water
from Jamaica Pond, -four miles distant, which Is
pumped up by steam engine TO any part of the
house Abundance OF water is held in reserve II
the upper stores in case of fire.


The culinary arrangements of this house are
especially worthy of regard. 4 single FIRE serves
to cook for FIVE hundred persons, for their wash
ing and to propel the steam engine which sends
water to every part of the building. Barrels of
vegetables, &c, may be boiled at any time far
from the fire and without . drop Of water, by
simply placing them in the boilers and letting in
hot steam upon them by touch of the finger.
The washing Is done without lifting a pail OF
water; cold or hot flowing into the wash-tubs
when wanted and running out as readily. Iron
ing is done IN no time with gigantic roller, the
clothes being dried thoroughly in one hour, what
ever the weather.


In the baths, you have salt or fresh water, hot
or cold, by touch. Such are some of the econ
omics of this splendid establishment and it is
needless to add that the comforts and luxuries are
equally remarkable. Messrs. Holman & Clark,
the hosts, have already won an enviable reputa-
ton and generous patronage, which they are
constantly increasing.


SOUTH CARoLNA.-The Democratic State Con-
vention Of South Carolina met at Columbia on the
22d inst One of the first resolutions adopted
after organization was follows:


Resolred That Committee Of n be appointed by the
Chair report address the Democratic party. recon-
mending JoHS CALDWELL CALHOUN ior nomination for the
Presidency Of the United States BY the general Convention,
and also upon the pncp which, the opinion of this
State the Convention should be constituted the mode OF IT'S
proceedings, and the time Of It's assembling.


TwENryFouR Cows BURNED TO DEArn.-On
Friday evening, about 9 o'clock, fire broke out
in the stable of Aiessrs. Smith & College, in the
rear of Bach's dstillery at the WalIabout, (Long
Island) The stable, together with twenty -four
cows and two horses, also quantity of feed,
was entirely destroyed. Another stable in the
vicinity was slightly damaged, but was saved by
the promptness and energy Of the fircmen. The
origin Of the fire is not known, though 1t is sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary.


u THE Wmic CLARION, a small but spirited
Weekly, has been started at Raleigh by the
Wings of North Carolina, to be circulated cheap
ly: H. w. Hustled, Editor. The paper is issued
under the superintendent of Wing Central
Committee on which we note with pleasure the
names of Hon. GEORGE E. BADGER, Harrison
Secretary of the Navy0 George w. Haywood,





= I" TIE FUTURE" small but earnest and
able, sem-monthly paper, has been commenced
Michigan. Prince 81 ID cents per annum, and
the first number is worth that


IL Alderman DALTON of Detroit has been de-
teced defaulter (the polite name for thief to a
considerable amount He was appointed to burn
lot of redeemed City Warrants, and contrved
to sccrctc large amount of them. No less than
S2,459 81 have already been recovered 1t is
believed that others have had share in the
plunder


g5r The captain of a cana. boat, who, had caught
the small poX was put out on the tow-path, at
Fairport by his crew, on Wednesday last, and
left there to such fare as might hap, while they
went on their way The cowardly fools. We
predict that they will all take the disease, and
half OF them die oft.


u The Central Railroad of Michigan carries
passengers from Detroit to jackson for 50 So
By this route travellers reach Chicago two days
sooner than BY the Lalas 250,000 passengers
have been carried on this Road since il was opened
and not one injured.


J." a Marine Surveyors Office has been es-
tablshed at g. Wall-street, under the direction
of the Chamber OF Commerce Messrs. R
Brurnley, 7, H. Merry, Joseph Tnkham SC
are the Surveyors.


IL ]. w. MOORE, Editor OF the Bellows Falls
VT Gazette, has been turned out of the Post
Office, at that place, for holding fast to his prin
ciples.


II Lady MARY BAGoT. relct of the late Cover