Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-10
GENERAL ITEMS.

IS Identical win that lately promulgated in
Germany by John Ronge, was a short timo
since formed in Baltimore, and comprises
some $50 members.
JOHN RANDoLPH's SLAvEs.-The slaves,
nearly 400 in number-manumitted by the
will of John Randolph, being now free, by
the final establishment of the will. the exec
utor, Judge Leigh, of Virginia, is endeavor-
ing to procure a suitable location for them.
The request of the will was that they should
not be sent to Liberia, and the law Of Virrin-
la torbids their remaining there. The only
alternative OF the executor, therefore, is to find
a location for them in a free State. A legacy
of $4,000 was left by Mr.. Randolph for the
settlement and support of the slaves.
0rWool is now admitted into England,
duty free. Since the duty has been taken
of, the price of wool there, has advanced,
and shipments of wool are now being made
from New York to supply the English de-
mand.
ora little boy lost his life in HOLIDAYS
burgh last week, from iock-jatc, occasioned
by "A slight wound on the knee, which he re-
ceived from a stone thrown by another little
boy of about his own age-four years.
This sad accident should be a warning to all d..
little boys not to throw stones, and should
prompt parents to caution them particularly
against so dangerous a practice.
BODY FouND-SupPosED MuRDER!-On
Friday evening a small box was taken from
the Monongahela river, opposite this city,
and near LoGenz, Sterling g. Co.'s iron
works, which was found to contain the body
OF an infant, apparently dead but a short
time.- Pitts. Age.
We find by the Courier of Saturday evening,
that a system Of forged passes for negroes is
gaining ground here, by means OF which slaves
are in the habit Of going up the river 10 Cincin-
matt and other places. A pass was found pur-
porting TO be signed BY Benjamin Eaton, aud ON
inquiry, no such person could be found. Let
the police, be on the look out, and keep q strict
eve after the up country boats as they arrive
here and leave, and this will soon be put a stop
to-. Orleans Bee, Sept.
Suicide Of Er- Gorernor Whie.-Hun. John
White, of Kentucky, late Speaker of the House
OF Representatives in Congress, COMMITTED sui
eide by shooting himself at Richmond, Ky on
the sd OF Sept. Pecuuary embarrassment, in
duc'ng partial insanity, is suggested as the cause.
OK DITs-Reports from Washington state
that Mr.. Buchanan will soon he transferred from
' The State department to a scat or the Supreme
n bench, in the place of the late Judge Baldwin.
y aud that Mr.. Bancroft, Secretary Of The Navy, is
TO have the mission to Berlin, in place of Mr..
Whoaton.-Bait Patriot.
Three Thousand FIVE hundred operatives arc
employed in the gigantic locomotive establish
ment recently put in operation in Russia for the
construct ion Of the large number of locomotives
required for the great chain Of rail roads which
the Emperor of Russia has directed TO be con-
n sirncted, (Nlaj Whistler, a Bostonian, being
Chief Engineer.)
MINISTER To CurxA-Alexander II. Everett.
OF Mass. is officially announced as Minister TO
China.
I AMERICAN TEA.-A successful ATTEMPT has
a been made in Virginia to cultivate the Chinese
tea plant. Mr.. n. Pickett is to have specimens
Of his tea in the Henrico Agricultural Fair IN
November.
MURE ANNEXATION PRoPosED.-A public meet.
= ing in st. Clair county, Illinois, passed resolu-
| tons in favor of the purchase of the Island of
Cuba, and its annexation 10 this country. Tho
: money was not raised.
RAPID.-A citizen of Illinois recently travel.
: led from Boston TO Springfield, Illinois, by way
1 OF Buffalo and Chicago in six DAYS and seven
S hours-a distance Of about 1900 miles.
WooL.-The principal buying in this mar
. ket is at present for England, where the pri-
= ces of all grades are distinctly higher than
they are here, Notwithstanding that the artic-
J lie is admitted free. The prices paid during
:, the last week have ranged from 81 to 33c.
for all the grades merino. South Down wool
is worth Csc. in England and % here.-N.
y Y. Jour, Of Com
WHEAT Cnops OF ILLINoIs.-The Sanga-
mo Qllinois) Journal, says that the wheat
crop in that State, taken in the aggregate,
n has been unusually large. The corn crop,
it is thought, will be unprecedented.
10 Mn. GoUGH.-We regret to state that Mr.
Cough was so seriously indisposed on Sa-
turday last, that great fears were entertained
A lest he would sink under his suflerings. To
wards evening, however, he partially recov-
cred, and yesterday was much better, though
~ he is still in an alarmingly weak state
m Boston Atlas.
at STEAMBOAT A~cCrDENT.-The steamer Great
Western, in coming out of Green Bay, near
Deaths Door, struck a rock and broke a hole
in her bottom. BY vigorous pumping, how
ever, she was able to reach Milwaukee, but
sank within the piers.-[Detroit Adv.
INDIANs.-Yesterday the representatives of
ns the Iowa tribe of Indians, who had been for
ii. a long time in England, left this city for their
lst home in the West. We saw a part of them,
m males and females, proceeding up Chestnut
street in several carriages, accompanied by
he a full band of music. The men were deco
TT, rated in all the shocking appliances of stage
lot Indianism, painted, feathered, blanketed land
daubed beyond all precedence, yet nearly all
fat and oily, as if they had fed well il
Europe. There were several women, all ev.
'o- identity full blooded, and all bedizeaed with
ep- numerous evidences of distinction and tokens
es, of rank-and ALL male and female, looking