Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-20

less. The police report of this morning
says :hat the hair-dresser was so frighten-
ed that he fell down IL swoon, and that
half his hair has turned white.
Madame Orsini has left Paris to return
to the Italian village where she has long
been established as schoolmistress. Friends
of Italian liberty helped to administer all
the comfort that lay in their power by SUBJ
scribing handsomely to the widow and the
fatheress, and a sum of 1000 francs was
placed in Madame Orsini's hands at the
moment of departure, to which the princi-
pal subscribers are English.
"A grand event in our American circles
came off this morning. The only daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Ridgeway, of Philadelphia
was married to the Marquis de Gannay, a
French nobleman. The bride has only
just turned her twentieth year, is very
handsome, and highly accomplished. In
view of her fathers enormous wealth she
has been considered great prize, and all
the young bloods of title have been engag-
ed in hot pursuit of la belle Ansericaine for
the last three or four years. Her parents
have allowed her to exercise her own judg
ment and taste in this to her vital affair,
and the object of her choice is one of affec-
ton, though he adds to an agreeable exte-
rior an old name and favorable antece-
dents"
A London letter says: "The Prince of
Wales was confirmed yesterday morning
at Windsor, an event which has been anx-
iously locked forward to, particularly by
the tradespeople of the West Ead. as it is
expected that he will soon take up his lesi-
dence at Marlborough House and keep a
separate royal establishment. Perhaps the
country may not have The same cause for
congratuation when government grant is
asked for and voted of $4,000 a year.
However, he has been a very good boy,
and if he will but go on improvingly and
fellow in the honorable steps of his royal
mother, we shall have no cause to COM
plain
A Corporal of the Grade de Paris, nam
ed Vinot, who, though not on duty, was
axious to see the execution of Orsini and
Pierri, went at very early hour on that
day to the Place de la Roquette. and sue
ceeded In getting near the scaffold. The
emotion he experienced at seeing the two
men put TO death was so great that he be-
came i'll and was seized with violent trem-
bling. He returned to his barracks in a
sad state, and had to be sent to the militia
ry hospital. He never recovered from the
shock, and expired on Tuesday.
The French have great surgeons. A
little girl dislocated her neck-one of the
little bones in her spine got out Of place.
The surgeon laid her on plank, with a
block for p pillow. Of course, her neck
was perfectly stiff, and there was vacant
space between her spine and the plank. but
by degrees the weight of her chest and
shoulders relaxed the muscles, the bone
slipped back into its place, and she got
well.
A greater than Spergeon is said to have
arisen in the pulpit. A man named Brown
low North. formerly An actor. and who has
been terrible repr bate, is now having
great success in Glasgow, Scotland, in
bringing about conversions He is an
Episcopalian, but does not confne himself
to any particular church. A correspondent
says, no preaching, since the days of Whit
field, has produced such a powerful effect
upon The popular mind as this remarkable
mans addresses; and the power lies not in
their logical structure, but in their earnest