Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-17

practical of which has beon put forth by a fas-
mer Ct Dusseldorf; he recommends borrowing
deeply the earth in which the turbecles ars
planted. This plan, it is said, will produce
evaporation, by which the humidity caused
by The fermentation will disappear. Some
districts have escaped the ravages of the dis
ease, but the injury is too wide spread not to-
cause alarm. On the European continent the
potato crop has been all but destroyed, and
IL Holland, Belgium, and the north of France
the luOst serious fears were entertained-so
serious that TIE expectation Of food was rig
lily prohibited, and oil duties on the impor-
LtlJI vi IL IL ,ctIded.
The present excited stite of affiirs in tho
U"ited I ,es, ansing cut If the Mexican dis
pute, dnd tne iee,lng which Tor no wise or
pAcinc purpose, has peen evoked to prevent a
speedy ANA satisfactory adjustment OF the Or
egon quesIun-these combined causes are
SAID 10 nave determined the English Govern
hient to Increase materially their force in
Ndndda and the North American colonies.
Ii was ruunored that the Queen was about
to visit Cork.
The Repeal agitation has lost an able, en-
tnusilstic, and wltldl an honest champion,
Oy the untlmeiy death Of Mr.. Thomas Davis,
TIE principal editor oi the .IdiiO1 newspaper.
wac uIed sept. lOth from the effects ot a nas-
tic le'e., VITA which he was seized about
ten days previous. lie had barely entered
tue prl.ue Of lie being little over 50 years Of
aye.
Mr.. O'Connell is still rusticating at Dairy
name, whence he issues his weekly misslves
To the KepedlerS III ConcIllation-hdll. He IL
about emerging from his mountain home, to
attend ''mOnstef' Demonstration ia Kerry,
M-yo, aud Ilpperary.
-Nos".""st-"uins me immense importation
Il NORTH A.heficau and Baltic timber into
DeIldss this season., the price Of the article
10 rlSIns, ana Is liAely " rule high through
out ue year, iron the great demand occd-
sioneu " the large numuer vi new buildings
Ia progress. Scottish aud lrlsn larch is also
IN request for railway purposes.
Ile eldest sou Vi tue late Mrs. Hemans
mas uoe. appointed enslneer 10 the IrIsl
NrUal NcS.SIn hallway.
Ia an audress OefOle The Repeal Associa-
lion, Jolh UOUuneIl made the following
re M-Ihs, to correct tue Impression wnlcn
setiIied 10 pIeVdIi among the Americans, that
.iIe Iglsn people c,ucuued III lie encOlnIums
Jn Gen. Jdckson:-
lie had, no doubt, great energy, great
courage, aid great accumulation la cdrI ylng
out nIs obJes.s. (tiedr.J lie also had u
virtue winch, perhaps, many III that hall
Wound nOI uIssoNt iIU!n-le gave the In
sIisn d cLpIL-i good lIcGlng. lufeaI cheer
lay amd applLuse.) That seemed u cover a
muitItude vi sll"S win tieIu. (Itenewed
app l.nse.) lie lhlf. O'CUnuell) must, how
~'ei, Sl-SicL.e I,is cuuL.ry nIe.I iruIl the Inn
putltion That they couiu uedr any palllauon
OF negro slavery; anu Geneidl Jackson was,
ae was sorry to say, the steddiast and inyet-
efdte supporter vi the accused system OF
Slavery. ~\fiear.)
Ma. GoUGH's HEALTH.-We regret to hear
that Mr.. Cough was attacked by d series of
! idintlug IT'S ga Sunday eseniug last, III con-
sequence OF wnIcn MS medical attendant,
who remained with him for a long period,
mas positively forbidden his seeIus any OF
Ills itIends Ior the present. His situation is
still SO precArious that the greatest care is
requisite, III order that a full restoration Of
health may be ellected.-LOstOa JOurtGk
EMIcRArIvN To- THE WEST II The Emigration
Ws,t~aiu tins past season, ny way Vi ths lakes
: s,ld To nave oAcvJded that vi any previous
uar. n correspondent ul tue Albany Evening
journal states thal lac lateiy vent w The Lakes
~ u steamboat with SO passeIgeIs aud that lie
was assured That II Mas II low estimate 10 put
tme passengers al 5UD IL day, say Tor ZU0 days Of
The season, making 10000. UI " i,un one halt
" " go
. homes ~ the " est.
3 NEw STArE.-A project has been started
: IN the West ieIIessre " arg by " hlch To form
A new State out Uia portion vi Nest l ennesseo.
the northern portion vi Mississippi ,aiid that part
III kentucKy wing west III the ehnessee river,
S making Il Slatn vi qII>e etpeciaoie cIriensIons'
Some of the wealthiest men in St. Peters,
burgh, whose word is good for s4l00,000, on
!" the Exchange, are slaves; who, with tneir
f.ui les my be sent by their masters 10
herd swine Or dig in the mines.
A MIXTURE vi metals, poss esslng qualities an
= It'll ic londl, a I'd cheaper, yet more dnrdbie tlIaa
"a b ass, ias beon accomplished IN France.
. TnE EXPENSE oi the ietes gwen npon the oc-
L cislun the Z lee"'s VISIT to lhn RhIne u stated
IN in the G-rntu pip'TS, 10 amount 10 5,OOO ,O0o
l. uanc- q 900 ,0UU.) | he musicians alone were
paid I00, 900 francs.
!" A NEWSPAPER il about TO be established in
:, the city vi Jerusalem.
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