Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-22

The New York correspondent of the Bos-
ton Traveller (said to be q. w. Curtis) under
date of April IA, says:
As for the Boxer marriage lit is public
property now,) there seems to have been
great deal of sympathy wasted upon the
various persons concerned. But as a matter
of gossip it has been truly timely and refresh.
ing; coming, too, just as Lent began to lag
Mr.. John Dean appears to have been A
mechanic, who met young lady, and thew
did mutually love. Thereupon he seeks her
neighborhood as coachman Of her father. and
consequences ensue. 1t is, really, piece Of
romance, and if he be good, honest, manly
fellow, ana not boor, every other honest
fellow must congratulate them. If he be a
boor, then it is sad. But so it would be if
he belonged to our very highest nobility, and
were still boor. | have friend who moves
in the selecter circles, and he tells me that he
has met Doors and bores Of every kind within
the perfumed purlieus OF crinoiine and noint
lace. He adds, what no man of spirit can
concede even in argument, that he has found
both, sotthia the crinolne and point lace afore-
said. This latter statement take to be one of
those extravagances that characterize ali So
cial criticism upon our nobility.
But the town has not quite relinu uished ifs
interest in the Boxer story. Only Yesterday
evening the Post informed its readers that
Boxer pere, disheartened at a state of societv
wherein daughters can marry coachmen. pro.
poses to sell his his estate upon the Hudson
and return to Europe, 1t was only on Satur.
day that the boys about the Post Office and
in the lower part of Broadway, were vocifer
ating, ''Here is John Dean and his own Mary
Ann! only one cent" purchased the
couple at an earlier day for two cents. and
found that had no less than three different
ballads upon the story. wilkins was the
favorite air but there were others, and thew
were indecent. Higher up Broadway, also.
q hurried placard in writing, announces that
''Mr. Jenkins will this evening sing the
Boxers daughter" and the affair has already
been dramatzed.
1t was matter of qualification to all lovers
of spiritual things, to learn, on Saturday
morning, that Captain Rynders had taken
the spiritual world and its present mundane
agent, Mr.. Hatch, under his protection
Isaiah Rynders, as you perhaps know. is the
pet Of New York. He is our metropolitan
darling and our Manhattan dear He is Pres.
ident Of our Empire Club" which controls
our elections for us; and when mere British
actors venture to expose themselves to tho
survey OF American eyes and minds. he re-
monstrates with them by breaking many heads
and causing American lives to be lost. He
thus maintains the dignity Of the city and
country, and proves that Mr. Edwin Forrest
is great actor, which might have been a diff.
hcult problem to prove, at less expense. II
any event In our current political history
pleases Mr. Rynders, he instantly betak %
himself with brass cannon into The Park
and breaks all the windows and frghteps ali
the horses within range, that he may have
sympathy in his joy.
Wien the Anti Slavery Society held a
meeting here, some few years since, Captain
Rynders interfered with the proceedings, die
Eating to the orotors what they might say,
and we were delighted with the spirit and
humor of our darling. He led brilliant
torch light procession last September, in honor
OF the great democratic victory in Maine, and
fired off his cannon with great vigor when
Buchanan was elected He used to keen a
pot house, understand; and having retired
upon a career of general valor-Sir John
Hardwood, Knit, in pint pot, mar era.aDle-
we breathed contented when among the
very first appointments Of that conservative.
cautions old Pennsylvania gentleman. we
heard the name Of our favorite idol Isaiah To
be United States Marshal for this District
Let uhattels beware With Buchanan in Tho
White House, Cobb to pay Federal expen.
SEES, fancy to lay down the law, and a
Kynders to enlore it, and summon ms all nj
the sound Of the brass cannon to render aid
in heading off fugitiyes, think VIC may fairly
concede that an eminent orator Of Boston was
correct in calling the Declaration of Indie.
pendence "a sounding generality Ii viii
not be the fault Of Buchanan, Cobb Tanev
and Rynders, if it does not prove to be so.
And yet, good Traveller, even as the glitter