Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-26

A ROYAL MARRIAcE.-The las, English papers
are hlled with a very long Geographic dispatch
IRON Berlin, relating 10 the approaching marriage
OF Prince Frederick William Of Prussia with the
frinceSs Royal of England. Its 10 10 an i'm
mense event IN all respects. A palace has been
almost rebuilt, but a medical congress 10 use the
popular phrase has decided that the danpness OF
the Rooms will he injurious to tho health oil the
young couple, and therefore they are to commence
housekeeping" in one of the old palaces. It's a
nara case but then the citizens seem determined
70 make all the amends in their power. The city
OF Berlin is to present the young prince on his
marriage with a table, a vase, and two candela3ras
Vi SILVER. The b%urgomasters OF the principal
towns on the Rhine have met together TO see IN
what way they can best express their congratula-
lions. The Silcsians have wisely concluded TO
found some charitable institution in c~ommemora-
ton OF the happy event. One such society has nj.
ready been formed, which shall, on the coming
wedding day Of the princely couple, and on every
recurring anniversary, confer on one young wed
uing couple out of each of the eight pre- vinces OF
Prussia, without distinction of religion. the sum
Of one hundred thalers, 30 n help towards COM
Inencing housekeeping And another institution
Is formed for honoring the marriage and benefit.
ing agriculture at the same time. The name OF
the latter is the Friedrich w Wilhelm Victoria Sit
tung, and the name Of the other is worse still.
Truly this is q great furry over q very common
event.
TnR RIcHMoND WING ON Gov. Wrsr's THREE
The Richmond Wing thus hits off its
'Gizzard. Foot" Governor, and the three long mes
sages which he has recently sent to the virginia
Legislature: Our neighbor, tie governor peing
az extra sort of an individual, VIC have done MI"
the honor 10 print his message on an extra shSet'
which will M the daily and country edi.
tons of the Wing TO day. Ordinary and common
place Governors content themselves with deliver
ing a single message but our Governor, being the
inlmenSest and most eccentric of pumpkins, has
been unable to relieve himself OF his surplus gas
in less than three. Wonderful and extraordinary
man! He comes nearer discharging the functions
OF q steam engine, than any other man or thing
on the top Of the ground. lie can write or speak
forever, on any and all subjects, and instead OF
experiencing the slightest sense of exhaustion or
fatigue, appears to catch new inspiration with
every new effort, and, we take it, that he will new.
er stop this kind of business until Old Nick him
sell shall take him by the throat and drag him
home. And even after he gets home, he viii in
stantly insist upon assembling all the devils in
Pandem"nium, big and little. and making them n
speech-to those not present on the interesting &C.
casion he will inevitably address a long letter.
How marvellous is 'Gizzard Foot and how sub.
timely ridiculous! !"
A FUciTIvE SLAVE CAsE.-Two men from
North Carolina have been in this vicinity some
three weeks, engaged in an effort to secure two
negro brothers. named Tom and David, who have
been engaged on u farm somewhere in the neigh
borhOod of Ann ArGor. One of the men was q
roper" brought on for the purpose Of d~scoying
the negroes away quietly, He found their resi-
deDce, and conversed with them in disguise, and
had fully arranged with them Cor " trip to Dayton,
Ohio, when his plans were frustrated by the inju.
diciOus appearance of the owner, who was imme.
diateiy recognized by them. AT about the came
time, they recognized the roper as II previous
n lnn a N 3 a n E.rr Il l~.-,- A. A. C--l NJ
negroes refused 60 have anything more to do with
them, the owner came to this city for officers to
effect the arrest. He was informed by them that
the attempt was q bootless one, as the negroes
were not likely to remain and be caught, after
having recognized him but he insisted upon their
going with him, however, and they did so. As
might have been expected the birds were flown.
They came to this city, and crossed over to Wind
sor, where they were afterwards visited by the
owner, who endeavored to persuade them to go
with him peaccabiy. One Of them was willing to
do so. but the other was not. and persuaded his
companion to the same mind. Rather than at
tempt to gain forcible possession of them. the
The negroes are now in Windsor Detroit Free
RETURNING TO THEIR Commemorative
'he last lew days a number of members of the late
Calhoun Convention have passed through ST.
Louis on their way to the Southern States, no
1Oubt Tor The laudible purpose Of reporting pro.
to their constituents. They do no, hesitate
20 dlsavow, peremptorily, any desire of returning
% Kansas. that territorial paradise Of politicians.
1t may be mentioned also. en- PEASANT, that thew
loudly against Senator Douglas, and saw
hat be was weekly in communication with the
Convention, was advised of everything, and IN to
he hour Of adj Jurnment led them to believe that
heir course would meet with his strongest sup.
in the Senate. His present attitude. there
ore, they attributed to some new revelation in
'egard to his own prospects, and denUunce him
or acting in bad faith. If it should ever be nee.
,ssary fer the Calhoun Convention to reasonable.
which. God forbid .lits members would have to
)e summoned from sixteen States.-INo. Democrat. |
SITTING IN THE SEATS OF THE ScoRNERs.-It
nor suit us, the manner in which the election
or Chaplain in the House was trihed ovar by the
Members. john Penman receives thirty nine
'otes, aud this man who publicly avowed that he
lad quit preaching and praying and turned lap
er, and who, only a couple of months since,
ushed upon a public stand to assault Judge Good.
ich 1T is said with Il deadly ~Weapon), is elected to
over the members of the House. Can his
'royers avail much? Then Gov. German received
wo votes for Chaplain-a man that is passed
raging tor others. Four other gentlemen re.
eived a single vote o piece, who have certainly
10 cali FOR such a vocation. The only respec.a.
lie candidate run, DR., Van Ingen, received but
wenty'three votes. Shame!-SL. Paul Minnesota.
n, Dec. 5.
The PLUMBER IN DELHI.-A letter from q
older OF the 9th Carbiueers, says: For u oe-
OF the riches Of Delhi my pen is made.
nate. Cashmere shawls, inlaid with gold, budi-
rs covered with gold lace, skiSts of dresses,
bars Of gold, beds of silk and down,
UGH as no nobleman's house in England could
would see Sikhs carrying out Of
,elhi the fret day AS il they were almost nothing.
| shawl which in England would fetch Gl00, they
'ere selling for four rupees; and you may de-
end our fellows were not behind them. 1t is SUP.
osed the Rifles will 10 to England with upwards
f ElOOO each, though General Wilson has issued
rd.rs that the prizes shall be put together and di.
ided. Most OF our men are worth upwards vi
900 rupees"
A case has just been decided in indianapolis by
Ihich it is declared that Marriage in Indiana re.
uires no forinalltles To make it legal, except the
agreement OF parties; that it is u civil contract
nlu and al II.rc tRAn. ElA "a. al