Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-28
Arrival from Europe.

The Caledonia arrived at Boston on Tues
day, the 18th inst. From the intelligence
She brought, we CLEAN the following Items
Her news is up to the 18th inst.
.7noiher attempt has been made on the life
Of King Louis Philippe. Yesterday evening
at seven o'clock his Majesty appeared as usu-
al on the balcony of the principal window Of
the Palace of the Tuilleries, 10 listen to the
concert which was given by the bands of the
National Guard, as part of the customary re-
ioicingS in commemoration of the revolution
OF July. The King was accompanied by the
Queen, the Princes his sons, aud other mem.
bers of the Royal Family. He was warmly
received by the crowd assembled, and ac-
knoWledgcd their greeting with his usual
warmth. No sooner had he seated himself,
and given the signal for the concert to com
mence, than a person in the crowd drew forth
a pistol and fired two shots at the King. BY
a providentill desperation neither touched
his Majesty. Nor was any person near to
him at all injured.
This makes the SecenM attempt at assassin-
alton from which Louis Philippe has esca-
ped.
a CONCERT in the open air was given the
other day by 1900 musicians. 1t was the
first time such a n altitude of musicians ever
played together in France, and the din and tu-
mutt wore consequently the most terrific ever
heard.
THE Boy OF TUNIs has severely punished
some individuals who sent their slaves out
of his dominions and disposed of them clan
destinely, on the abolition of slavery taking.
place.
LOUIS BoNApARTE, ey-king of Holland,
died at Leghorn Of apopleXy, on the 9th Ill
timo, aged 81.
The New PoPE.-We received last night
letters of the Goth from our correspondent in
the City of Rome. All the political prison.
crs included in the amnesty had been releas-
ed from the castle of St. Angelo. Public re-
ioicings were conducted ON a large scale,
but with the greatest order. The Pope was
the idol of the people. His carriage had
been drawn by young men of the best tami-
lies on Sunday from the Church of the Mis-
sions TO the Quirinal. A placard from the
Secretary of States Office had been issued,
recommending moderation, which the people
at once obeyed by disseminating their process
sions, though the nightly illumination was
still perscvered in. Nj. Renzi, the chief Of
the last instruction at Rimini, was among
the liberated prisone-s.
Thc Pope has published, as was expected,
an amnesty for all political offenders. An
exception, however, is made against soldiers
and Government employees, but their cases
will be inquired into and dealt with accord
ing to their respective merits. The amnesty
was received with intense and boisterous re-
joicings by the people. The Pope has also
won The love Of the people by cutting down
the expenses Of his household. lie is thus
far the most popular Pope known for a very
long time. He is remarkably modest and
unassuming in his manners, goes out on foot
and enters readily into conversation with the
the people. The new Secretaries Of State
have not yet been nominated, but there is no
doubt they will be the two Cardinals most
distinguished for their liberality.
Railways are to be authorized in the pa
pal domiuions. The late Pope believed thom
things e the devil.