Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

PERPLEXlEG PREDICAMENT OF NEWLY MAR
RIED MAMIE REACHES TIE VERGE OF DE.
SPAIR.
From the Chicago Post.l
Yesterday there came TO this city over one OF the
trains blythe Michigan Southern BaiIoad q newly mar
RED couple from OF the rural districts Of Indiana
Just united and in the full enjoyment Of the sweets
welded bliss their billing and cooling had made them
conspicuous upon the incoming tr in, and the arec-
o ate glances of the loving pair would have made Old
maids aud bachelors envous Of their happiness IL is
strange fact but railroad men inform that they ca
discern o bride and bridegroom the moment their eyes
light upon them Whether oil newly married people are
equally silly and loving whether all couples who have
been long united and with whom the novelty of mat
mony has worn Oh, are churl sh and quaTesoIne, we
know not but that there is some distinguishing feature
every traveller will bear willing testimony.
The couple of whom We speak were evidently from the
country aud unused TO tine busting Of the world and
ignorant of tS ways Nor t.ey accustomed fIe-
quent rides upon railways, Tor the xcamation OF de-.
light and Of surprise which they they frequently gave
uterance were by means unfrequent. When within
few mi o. Chicago the agent Of the omnibus company
passed through the train as was his ususl custom, and
among the numerous pass'nge came upon the seat
where lovingly together rode the Hoosier bride and
groc IL req5ired not little explanation on the part
o. the agent to Ieldr the newly made Ben d acquan
Cd with the nature of his Grand and the TACT by
the purchase Of the proper tickets and the delivery Of the
cheeks for his baggage himself and spouse would be
conveyed 10 any hotel ia the city there they would find
their baggage awaiting their auivIi. The question oil
delivering up his checks matter Of great perpeXty
NOR would he surrender them until confidently assured
by several passengers Of the integrity Of the agent and
the Gel. anty Of prompt ful6ment ofthe contract.
The train arrived the depot and the newly welded
pa debarked from the train. Bewldered by the crowd
amid the confusion and crush at the depot the be-
came eplrated from his wife and wandered franticay
I'D an Gown the platform and the guest Ea Of the de-
not anxiousy peerng beneath the bonnet of every
wearing crnOne that be might discover the features
Of the loved and lost. OmnibUses sn hacks departed
baggage trucks rolled hitler and thither and still the
piseir bride was not found He bee anne frantic and
M LAMENTATIONS inteminged with eager inquiries a. 20
the whereabouts the lost ght have been heart
rendinc we're they 20 ludcrous The la passenger
had gone Quiet succed, the Of the late confusion
and the eentlemarewss yet wifeless Securing guide
be started upon of inspection of the hotels OF the
it- Al daV long until nearly nigbtia he tnued
The search but without avail The hotels had been Wis
tied aud every place where she ud have taken refuge
inr desneiste The bridegroom became more aud more
alarmed He curted the folly OF coming 70 great city
mon his wedding tour whore newly made wives
sn,i led away from find and dOtng husbands He had
heard in the newspapers how vlars lay in wal i: the
midst OF this wicked city kdnap young and beautiful
women and 70 think that Their worst fears should hare
been 20 soon realized was terri lie TO contemplate
In his extremity he bethought him Of the omnibus
pary 10 whom he had given the checks for HIS baggage.
They mad contracted carry himse 10 the hotel might
il not be that they knew her whereabouts AT least were
they not responsible for her sudden disappearance
few minutes suced TO take lin 10 the ONCE OF the com
nanny aud the occupants startled az the frantic de-
msnd Cor his lost.wife There VIE TO be found
nor could they give any clue 70 her sudden disappear
arse The bri iegroom settled down in despair For
moment he remained If paralyzed when t9r ng IN he
as.oushed the attendants with the that
be Soad give the omnibus company just bali an hour IN
which produce his wife and Il 10. forthcoming ~ We
end OF that time he would sue them for kidnapping
thus the matter stood At dark last nigh al which
tine The vis was stM mssinc. We may theref re eN-
pect legal quest for the osterniDR Of the coar
- to Whether ar ouDioSs company may b oots.dt'ti