Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-26

Count Weiss and the Union Bonders, bearing Il.
banner with the following motto: The
honor of the State has sunk be-
meath the dark waves
of reputation
The Reverend Clegy, consisting of
Parson Mcdowell, Elder VIM. Clarke,
Rev. d. B. Nabers J. A Butler, of Monroe
Hearse, drawn by four Opelousas Horses.
The coffin viii be labelled on one side.
ON atus,
1851.
Obiit,
1853"
On the other
eff so very soon I'm done for
| wonder what was begun for"
Chief Moumers:
Henry S. Foote, Francis NJ. Rogers,
james A. Horne, Dan. R. Russell,
John A. Wilcox, A. b. Bradford.
William Yerger and Richards Barnett, with n
banner bearing this inscription: "a day
in G.y courts is better than
thousand''
The Editor of the Marshall Guard mounted on a
Donkey.
Defeated Candidates, headed by Benton of Mar
The attending Physician, with a commission in
his pocket United States SENATOR,
having SIX weeks to run.
Ex-Speaker Patton and Thos Palmer, blowing
two of the horns that were used
at Jericho.
The Editors Of the Natchez Courier and Union.
Flag, arm in arm, with parti-colored badges, bear
ing this motto:
'.Iccipitri juacta Co1ualJa-the union of the
dove and the kite.
Dr.. Pickett, leading a male and female mule.
typical Of the fact that Unionism
couldn't perpetuate itself
tnion Democrats and Wings, mlngle promis-
cuously.
After the procession has arrived at the place of
intcrment, the coffin will be opened for friends to
take last fond look after which solemn requiem
will be sung, and TIE gravel then be shoveed in
1t is earnestly hoped that the reconstructed De-
mocracy will preserve becoming gravity this
melancholy occasion, and pay proper respect to-
the sanctiiy of grief Fichs6urg Sentinel.
PRINCE ALBERT THE Tool OF RUssIA--We find
the following article in the columns of several pa
pcrs and give it to our readers merely as ii mat
ter of curiosity:
The rumor is getting pretty thoroughly spread
that the nonenlity known as the Queen of Eng
lands husband, has been interfering with foreign
affairs very much to the advantage and interest of
Russia and very much against the interests of the
country that furnishes him with wife, bed, board
and pocket money at the public expense.
The fact that the Queen has made herself I'M
usually and extremely offic!ous in demanding to-
and know the contents OF the foreign dispatches
of late, and that the contents of these dispatches
were known in the German and Vienna capitals,
and sometimes published in the official journals of
those cities in advance Of their arrival has caused
enquiries to be set on foot which has elected in
formation, fastening on Prince Albert the stigma
of being the instrument of the two Emperors of
Russia and Austria and that he is the person who
furnished the copies of the dispatches and COM
muncations, the publicity of which has aroused
much suspicion.
/ We sincerely hope that the base treachery Of
this German puppet of the House of SAKE Gotha,
MAY be thoroughly exposed. If it can be fasten-
ed on him, doubt very much if strong hold
on the Queens apron strings him from
such a mob as gave Haynau his just due; for there
is nothing so odious to the BRUSH nation as trea
son, subSeryiency, and base ingratitude The
New York National Democrat says:
In connection with this afair-and as one of the
"mere curiosities of literature we may mentions
that certain clerk in the For ign Office of Lon
don lately prepared a sixty page pamphlet show
ing the connection of Prince Albert, With the
damning disclosures made in the German journals;
he had the pamphlet printed and twenty thousand
copies struck of, without, however, issuing any
to the public lie then sent one copy of the pam
phet TO Prince Albert and one to Lord Aberdeen
the result was, that Aberdeen paid fifty thou
sand pounds sterling for the edition, and the aH-
thor was appointed one of the sub-secretaries at
the Cape OF Good Hope-where it is the bad hope
of the British Cabinet thathe may either die nata-
yally or be killed by the Kaftirs.
Gov Howell Cobb's message brings to the view
Of the Southern States the importance of the
Lennon slave case, and the decision of Judge
Payne, of New York, that slaves on passage
from one to another slave State, and driven by
stress Of weather into port of New York, be-
come absolutely free. The doctrine is at war with
the principles Of comfy which govern the inter
course between independent States, and which ex-
lists Independently of any statute.
The case is yet to come before an appellate tri-
bunal in New York, and is ultimately to be deci-
ded by the Supreme Court of the United States.
Gov. Cobb recommends that the State of Georgia
employ able counsel in behalf of the State, to be
: heard on this question. He also suggests that
every Southern State should be heard before that
{ tribunal The State Of Virginia has already pro-
t vded for this trial and New York will follow her
, example at the next meeting Of her Legislature
n Thus we shah have after while, cause and an
argument before the Supreme Court deeply in
voving the harmony d the Union.