Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-22
New York Correspondence.

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there Is scarcely szcuzh srzusp5-fne 70 paint
EaoEal y lz1oIa tzle, q srsR furnish material
Tor 4 pzrsg-sgA- We zEs spiritually Il Washing
toR-rs-zt5n- rs bzIl3ts-s61ziziug the 5sxtsrous
taslsts and 12r8iss tetzSea Nsr-2 1a5 South and
oce-sson2liE shnddsrsnr Al the ta1EEht Of the
crss-s tEazE11St fellow sEe5 lorx rrE up11 the
Banks fSIuE1izr, tazt at this tine last wear
there skaal3 haze been s1cz aEun uuou the banks
~ 1Ss- tie country. and tbs. now I should =
CO.. laeo u thee. o. Banks ~ Washiazt0u-1
he coasest fGE Speaker, the rsS-lt q TIA BakeT
1t-zls and tEe Ero0y5lE OF Iae pavement u Bread
way. elyi1e tie attention q shs public The in
p-sss.s1 rsszssVs % tle SpszksrSAIp Is -aat ils
friends Of bsnks are II earnest IN tasir expressed
osserEnin2i5a - hold t1ei7 present position, and
ehoiesr and s1z08 the responsibility OF loss q
tine, 2ld eost 10 tae country. UDaa tie loose fish
that sEIz1 i the waters which divide the Demo
cratic and Republican candidates.
The Ju-x eogA not zsres upon verdict in
the case q Baker for the murder o. Poole. They
renamed = consultation shout :Airty hours
tw1ee they pe'itioued 70 b discharged. as they
aselsrsa impossible e agree; tutths Judge was
uaSlii-ng % grant the prayer OF taeir petition,
until tasy had set time commensurate with the
length q tie trial. When they were discharged
taeE stood Mise for murder, with a reCammeudz-
ton 70 nlerrs three for naanslallrtter and one Of
the tzres for nsaslaugatsr IN thu second degree
he eoneet 81 the Judge during the trial has been
seTerely cenSured- It's charge 70 the iurv was
thought, D listeners, 70 lie plea Tor tie prose.
eut7c1. thirteen exceptions were taken to the
charge b. the counsel for. the defendant; the
whole trial VII be repeated in JauusSv
The immense destruction Of horses an Broad
way, 5y slipping and falling on the smooth worn
stone pavement, mas rendered il neceSsarY TO cut
large grooves IN the stones. This Will cost the
CITY some eighty thousand dollars. Las; year an
iron pavement, which IS so constructed that il Is
Impossible for horses to slip on it. was laid down
IN 'front.' OF the general Post Office, IN Nassau St,
and IS te all appearances, as good nov as when
nfst lad 1t possesses many advantages over the
stone. 1t creates M dust, and when worn OF dam
aged may Be recast with little cost. Iron pave
ments must eventually work their way iuto all
our streets.
hfbusiness Of the year bsing over, the peo.,
pie OF the city are giving therselvs un 10 arlu<e-
ments. Every theatre and concert room is flied
every night, save the Academy OF Music, where
the Italian singing is done The Broadway Is
bringing out grand holiday spectacle. The Ne.
tTop9lltan opens with an excellent COMPANY on
Christmas Eve. This establishment Is to Be
known hereafter as Laura Keene's Varieties /"
The new play, by Cornelius Mathews, Is liays 3
good run at Bpfton's
oome time since the government appointed GER
tam naval officers to act in conjunction with the
committee OF merchants appointed by the under
writers IN this city, fot thu purpose of examining
various lie boats and testing their merits The
committee nave since that pe4iod examined some
twelvs or fifteen diifefeat boats at tie BROOKLYN
Navy Yard, giving them a thorough esting in
every way and have finally and unat imously re-
ported IN favor OF boat invented by Mr. H Ber-
dan, the inventor OF the Quartz CIushsr