Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-21

sent; but II IS said to contain a fatal blunder,
and by not a few thought 10 have been put-
posely committed.
1t is generally Supposed that the approach
ing visit Of Her Majesty 10 Ireland will he
| signalized by extending the royal pardon 10
the Irish State Prisoners.
or The Office Of the Liberty Press, Mirhi-
gan, was recently destroyed by fire. The
publishers lost all lheir books. The paperis
again revived.
AFRICAN AND Texan Slave TRADr.-The
Cadd0 lLa.) gazette Of the 6,h inst. has the
follow ing remarkable paragraph:
we have been credib,y informed thai,
II ere is a constant trade in the Kidnapping Of
negroes going On between Africa and Texas.
Year before last, there were several vessels,
well loaded with negroes, brought from Airl-
ca, and landed near the mouth Of the San
Barnard, and tho negroes there sold. THIS
Jigck scheme should be looked into by the
Government, and those engaged in II pnnieh-
ed according to iaw.'
Or The Cincinnati Gazette speaks Of nu.
merous runors il has heard Of persons sup.
posed 10 have died Of cholera recovering
while preparations were being made for their
interment and mentions, as one Of them,
that one Of the pal!-bearers at a funeral Dc.
clared, while walking Ivy the hearsr, that he
heard a noise in the coffin. The hedtse was
stopped, the coffin opened, and the person
who was aboutio beinlerrcI found breathing.
He was conveyed home, and, it is stated, Will
probably recover.
NoRTn STAR.-M. r. Delany, formerly
associated with Frederick Douglass in edi-
ting the North Star, has retired from the stu
lion, and hereafter Douglass will be sole edi-
tor.
QJ-A strange scene was exhibited IN Gin
cinnali a few days ago, being nothing less
than a family consisting Of father and mother
and six children. The Chronicle states that
, they had travelled all the way from Lapolle
! CO., Ia, in three wheelbarrows, intending to
reach Pennsylvania, from which state they
, had emigrated three years age, Their blank.
cts, wearing apparel, and some few utensils
: used in preparing and distributing food
! among the family, were in one barrow, aud
! the younger children were slowed away in
i the others, The father and the elder boys TAX
. ing turns in wheeling them along.
e The WHEAT CRoPs, in this section Of the
n State, are generally scarcely worth the cut
J. Ting. So disastrous has been the rust thai
ID there will not be more than one-fourth Of a
m crop. Very much is left standing, the grair
d not being flIed.-New Concord Free Press.
AT DR.. Nathan C~leaves, who was some time
~ since murdered in Texas by two runaway
III slaves, was a son Of Mr.. Joshua Cleaves 0
q Mount Vernon, n. II. His parents have re
% ceived authentic intelligence OF the event
y and are deeply affected at their bereavement
VI 1t will be recoilecied that the letter in tn
New Orleans papers, stated that he was
q. native of Massachusetts, and his parents /
Is New Hampshire hoped it might turn out tha
m il was not their son, but another of the sam
- name, who was murdered.-LoWeH Couritr,
'u- A New PRoJEcT.-A company is now 70
ming in the City of Mexico, composed Prir
= cipally Of Americans, merchants, and otheI
of enterprise, 10 transport California passeI
gers from New-Yo.k and New-Orlean!
through Vera Cruz and Acapulco TO Ss
on Francisco in so days. The stock is neaTl
he all taken. 1t is supposed tina, passenge
ce, with their baggage can be carried for $500
o o. THAT THE elder Dr.. BErcHER is abot
10 return to Boston TO reside, is contradicte
'Ie by the Cincinnati Chronicle, which stat,
that he will continue his connection with Il
II. Lane Seminary.
m Mrs. Caroline L. SWEET, who has been
ST. trial al Portland, for an assault on Mr.. Cole
nd grog shop, doing considerable damage, b
IS. cause it wasa t%ippling- place for her husban
l.. has been convicted Of trespass, and sente
Of ced to pay a fine Of $40 and cost of CouT
AN amounting to a little over $50. The none
ny was Immediately paid.
IN AT Gloucester, Mass. Simeon Marchant hs
~ a cat which has nprscd and brought up a Ii
ter Of Young foxes. They are two monlI
~ old, vet she watches over them with Tie u
INST fonjness, and they repay il in kin,
u" lhough if any other cat is thrown into the
I'll" kennel they tear it to pieces. Madame Pu.
is so fond Of her foxy bargain, that she tfea
yes her own offspring with indifference.
Tennessee has caught the spill, Of ema
cipation, it would seem. The Knoxville Ii
a bune is publishing a series of efficient ar
IN. cles in its favor, in which a popular Conve
wiz lion on the subject is called for.
va The bill directing the submission TO /
people Of Wisconsin, at the next gene
rye election, of the question whether equal re
the of suffrage is TO be extended to colored p
sons, has passed both houses of The Legis
In lure and is a law.
one
EFFECTS OF CHoLERA.-The Burlingt
(N.J.) Gazette says, some fruits, taken FRI
eur that city to Philadelphia for sale, have be
= brought back and thrown away. Nobo
rec would have them as a gift! The owners !
act their labor, their freight, their expenses, III
oy ~produce-every thing.
lpa- =:
rhe The Susquehanna, in its most beautiI
and portion, is about to be ndvigated by steaI
boat from Oweso to WiIkesbaHe, ITO miI'
In a speech at Winchester, Tenn, on
,,or I2th ult., Neil S. Brown, governor Of
: State aud Taylor candidate for r~e-electic
,be declared The Wilmot Proviso unconsti,uliC
ned al, and said if it passed Congress, " he wor
confidently lock TO the President for a veto
is MoRALs OF BosToN. There Is said to
lted n block of buildings in Ann street contain
ard. about eiuhty PROSTITUTES! This building
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