Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-09


alton will serve at least 10 date the affair Of
kunz for as and shall therefore stand uneras-
ed
From Grunhain Monastery the Eleetrees. glad
dest of Saxon Mothers. gets back her younger
boy to Altenbarg. with hope of the other; prais-
ed be heaven for it. And you, o Collier If a
thousand what's yonr wish, what is Your want :
How dared you beard such lion that kunz:
YOU with your simple poking pole Collier sent of
heaven - Madam. drilled him soundlv with
my poking pole fhdb' i'm ,o,idlioh getriHt;) at
which they all laughed and called the collier der
THRILLER. the DriH,r
The other prnce-Prnce Ernst-was kept for
three days in a cave. bat on the fourth day after
the III CHIT, his captors surrender him ON condition
of parton-haying threatened To murder him if
this offer were refused. Kunz laid hi, head on
the block and schwalbe, the treacherous cook,
seems 10 have bean torn with red hot pinecrsan
otherwise meroilessIy mangled and strangled."
Mr.. Curlylc's appearances in print have been
SO rare late that additional extracts may be
acceptable only for the change from the usual
Journalistic phraseoogy:
LurHERs ROOM At wAETHRG.
One feels standing in Luther's room. with
Luthers poor old oakrn table, onken ink
holder still there, and his mark on the wall
which the Devil has not vet forgotton,-as
if here once more, with mere heaven and
the silent Tharingian hills looking on, n
grand and grandpst battle of "One man efrSuS the
Devil and all men was fought, and the latest
prophecy Of the Eternal was made to these sad
ages that yet il hero, in fact II all places
that the sun nov looks upon, were the hoiieSf for
modern man. To me, at least, in my poor
thoughts there seemed something of automatically
divine in this locality; if immortal remembran-
ces. and sacred influences aud mpuitions were
lowering over I speaking sa !, and grand, and
valiant things 10 the hearts of mrn. \
distinguished person whom had the honor Of at
tending on that occasion, actually stopped down
when he thought my eye of HIM kissed the
old oaken table. though of the grime~t men
now living. aud looked Ike lightning aud rain
all the morning after, with visible moisture in
those sun-eys of hs, aud not u word to be drawn
from him.
AZ "rNsrEAKABrY UNfxrMptARY MORTAL
Frederick August. the big King of Poland.
called by some Il his contemporaries August the
Great, which epithet they had to change for
august der Starke.A August the Ply sjcally Strong
this August 81 tie three hundred and fifty two
bastards, vho was able 10 break a horse shoe with
his hands, and who lived in this world regardless
of expense, he is the individual Of This junior Sc
nior Abertine line, whom wish To- pause one
moment upon; merely with tho remark, that if
Moritz had any hand in making hln the phenom.
cnon he was, Mortz may well be ashamed of his
work More transccndent king at gluttnous
flnnkeys seldom trod this lower earth. A mira
species quasi celestial mraca, bright with da
monds endless mistrcsses reg trdess of expense
to other mon aprodigy, portent and quasi ia.
feTnal miracle, awakening usulnble Inquiries
Whence TINS We righteous gods. md nboYc ALL
whittier! Poor devil, he fun of good homour.
too, and had the best of stomachs. 4 nun that
had his own troubles wiihal. Ills miscellany of
mishesses very pretty, somcof them but fools
all, would have driven most men mad You may
discern dimiy in the turnkey histories in balblag
Potinit- and others, what set they were; what
q time lac must have had with their lealousi,s,
their sick vapors, megrims, Anglers and hia;ua
tions; springing, occasion, out Of bed IN heir
shift at the throat of him. fixing their mad claws
in him. when be merely enters toask, "IIow do
you do, mon chou'' Some of them, it is conf
IDENTITY snd were his own children Tho IN.
speakably uncxempiary mortal
MEN WITHOUT HISTORIES.
On the whole, rather think they would still
gladly have historic if they could; and am will
ling 10 regret that brave men and princes, de
scended, presumably from Witeknd and the
gods. certainly from John thc Steaafnst and John
Frederick the Magnanimous, should bc reduced
To stand inert in the whrling alena of the world
in that manner, swathed in old wrnppages and
pack thread meshes into inability 10 move;
watching sadly the centuries, with their storm
full opulenees, rush past you, century after CEN
fury, in vain
LIBRARIES AND LIBRARIANS.
Not so easy to dig ont Il Hero from the noun
famous owl dropping~; deadniug to the human
nostril, which mouldcr IN Record Offices and
and Public Libraries; palroed over by Nero II
rational monsters of the gryrhon aud yulture
and chlmara species.
PRINCE ALBERT
Another individul of the Eruestine line surely
notable to Enghshmen aud much to be distln
guished amd that imhroglio of little Dukes. is
the Prints ALBRECHT FrdHz iugHSt hdrt
Emanuel ron SDchen- C0burg Gothd;" whom WE
call in briefer English, Prince Albert of Sake
Coburg; actual Prince Consort of these happy
realms. He is also a late, very late grandson
of that little stolen Ernst Concerning whom.
both British History and English Prophecy
might say somethng-but not conveniently IN
this place.
By the generality of thinking Engshmen he
is regarded as a nan Of solid SENSE and worth.
seemingly of superior talent, placed IN clrcum-
stances beyond measure singular. very com
plcatpd crcum Stances and which do not prom
Use to grow less so. but the contrary. For the
Horologe of Time goes inexorably ON; and the
Sick Ages ripen.wth terrible rapiditv at present
towards-who will tell what The human
wisdom of this prince, whatever share ot II he has
may one day be unspeakbly important to mankind
But enough enough.
A BRIDEGROOM IN LInBo.-The Albany 1rghs
of Monday morning last says:
Thursday night last, there arrived in our city,
by the Hudson River Railroad, gentleman and
lady, who took rooms at the Standwix Hall. Both
were elegantly apparelled, and the man soon
made il known that he wedding tour,
having that morning been married to the lady,
formerly an actress at the Broadway Theatre,
New \ ork. The man gave his name as w II.
L., hat ait do ut