Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-03

1 HNbiVF VI lWNc UONt, hlih
OF country and town, assembled nj Tho ,osidsoa.
Of Dr. wilson, on Saturday nigii,. 10 npsnI are
iho'es' 'ne inmates OF his dwelling, Abbey kel
'el "hu MI Foster, mskiI use of ob,cena ma
hnuSIVe language. Tho sams Yang of d.s,ot..
does assembled we understand. al the ,ut.ILi,,s
OF our village, on Sunday evenb,r last ,nd d,..
charged a v"IIey of stones al Mr.. Fosinr - lao
departed from our place. This is a most di,.
graceIui occurrence, as We learn the assault was
,eu y" oy lnclV'dhais who should know better
ana who'll they did not regard themselye, sbould
nave had some respect Cor the town Of Cadiz
lCadiz Repub.
METHODIST SEPARArIoN.-Dr. Bangs. in an
$50 puoi'sneu w inc Christian Advocate and
?ou'naI' MAKES the following remark OH the sub.
Ject OF separation: u"
y" As ! have before said, the sen,rs,io, h..
been effected. 1t need be- only m mama "a
FORM. 1t need not end in settled apipnsi,vW
The bands Of brotheTIy love NAV sun h,nd ~,
together, provided contention shall cease. Al
cur" S" may &C.
rREAcHiNc ron ms OWN Eopy a NTo.socb,-
se'S clergyman writes us that, last Snpday .
sidue VINO Is a minister of the gospel. md In,
charge oi the flock of Christ in S.. I.ous $50
his pulpit begging money to nuy his own boIvi
" lie rs bright, shrewd, aud very respectable a,
" P'e"0"ei' lbangoT Gazette.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsinrNr-Iov
Woodbury., OF New Hampshire, as one of tho w.
sociate justices OF the Supreme Court l. of he II
States IN the place of Joseph Story, Deceased.
IhE IRuE Sus has a story thut British ao.,
OF Two lO4 gun.shlps, four irigates ana ,u,oo
steam ships, having Oh board u full rerimon,
sailed from %Spithead lately with sealed ordsr,
I"r V'Iso'' "Hefe the troops weie to land if
deemed advisable, and a Governor for tho J.r-
ritory, who also went out IN the ,lin u,s
sumo the charge oil Oregon, if circumstance
warranted hun in so doing TO carry out The in.
S'rucllons under which he has been sent u
OHIO UNIvERsrry.-Tbis institution, at A.
mems Ono, has uspended operations for . wears
with a design Of lqnidaliug The debts of the con.
Germ and re-commoncinp at tho cna of ,hni ,,n.
under more favorable auspices.
The coLoRED MEN of New York Sio,o hu
Conventions ana otherwise, are making zealou,
eAo,'ohS ioI 'he removal oil the restriction " Which
Proh'oiiS them from voting unless possessed of
property 10 the value vi $3.50.
~EJEcTMENr OF FREE NEoRoEs.-The peonIo
VI 'yette county NY have held u meeting
aud decided that all free negroes must le,va ,hss
country, giving to all who wish to 20 to Iibe.
ria a Tree passage and prov 81 us for The yoyape.
Amos kgNDALL, it is said. has %intimated n do.
SIRE that inc prosecution glinst Elliott for tho
murde! Of his son shall be continued.
THE BAN2 OF ExGrAvp has so l,rgo an
mount OF specie on hand. that tho directors do.
clined receiving the $4,000, coo received in AM
gust'as a portion ot the Chinese decentralization
The Bank had at that time. $50, OOO, 600 in sne.
clio, 4 larger amount t,iun ever before.
WooL.-The production of wool is rapidlv
increasing in this country. There have beer
shipments lately 10 England 10 the amonnt of
100000 lbs, and further ortoIs age now IN mar.
ket.
GEN. GAINES This old man, in rich, orbi,
wife, formerly Myra Clark, of New Orleans
'ays cain 10 Il tract OF land extending twenty
miles on Bayou BGutf, Louisiana, covering thir.
ty plantations, embracing 1867 slaves, and raj
sing 10000 bales Of cotton annually,
LIBERTY OF THE Press IN TEx,s-Tba
Convention TO prepare a constitution for Tex
as are progressing with their duties. Amonr
the discussions was one on the liberty of the
press. Allagreed upon the unrestricted riqht
to comment upon the acts of those in or seek
ing public employment. DR.. Moore and 9TH
ers contended for a wider liberty, and the
right IN every person to write aud publish
what he pleased of privt tie characters. and
- " W lllts II IL were trnp.-
others thought that a license to stir IN strife
and keep up an espionage on society, even in
matters Of truth, was Injurious to the peace
and repose of society; and never exercised hut
for purposes of malevolence, and ouoht to be
restrained. SO thought a majority.
PUBLIC EDUCATION IN VIRGINIA is attract
ing a great deal of attention fom the leading
minds in that State, and there is no State
which more requires a better, wiser and more
efficient system. Governor Mcdowell. ina
recent speech delivered at Richmond, allu-
ded to the astonishing and disgraceful fact
thai, while in Connecticut there were not
more than 500 persons over 20 years of age
who cannot read or write. in the Old Domin-
Ion there were not less than sixty thousand
persons OF the same age whose intellectual
faculties were paralyzed or e~xtinguished for
want of an education.
SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRIsE.-We learn that
the schooner Francis Amy arrived at this
pert yesterday, having on board about twen-
ty-iye thousand dollars in specie, recovered
from the wreck of theSpanish ship San Pc
dro, sunk on the Spanish Main. This money
is the property of the 'San Pedro Compa-
n.y." of this city, which a short time aqo
fitted out an expedition to search the sunken
ship by means of a diving bell.-[BaH. I'm.
The Kentucky Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church by a vote of IGl to
G has resolved, we are informed, to adhere
to the Church, South.
PETRIFYING FOR PREsERvATIoS.-A rem
tleman in Troy has taken out a patent for
petritying dead bodies, or almost any sub
stance. The body, after SOM preparation,
is immersed in a liquid that in fourteen DAYS
will render it as solid as marble. The cost
is but trifling. The Troy Budget says, that