Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-27
Nrws of tbr inrrk.
Foreign Intelligence.

HUNGAR1.-Comorn, which was supposed
able to hold out along time against its bcsicgcrs,
has surrendered. Thc Austrians were to take
possession of the Fortress on the both ult.
Many of the Hungarian officers have been put
TO death. The unfortunate people arc every
day subjected to fresh c~rucltics.
IrNIY.-Thc Pope has issued a manifesto to
his people In which only a limited amnesty is
g~ranted-thc Political heads of the late Rcpub-
hcan Governments, the members of the c%onstitu-
cnt Assembly, &C., being excluded from it.
The French government is said to be greatly
dissatisfied with the proceedings of the Pope,
1t having demanded of him u general amnesty
and secularization of the Administration, and a
liberal Government.
FRANcE.-Thc Assembly resumed its sittings
on the LIST of October. NJ. Dupin was elected
President of the Assembly. The discussions
during the first week were principally upon
the Roman Expedition. The French forces
were not withdrawn from Italy. NJ. Theirs
and Others expressed themselves satisfied with
the Pope's Manifesto, and urged that the troops
should be withrawn. Tho Cholera is still di-
minishing III Paris.
TURKEY.-Thc latest accounts from Constan-
tinople are highly important. Diplomatic cor
respondence has ceased between Turkey and
Russia on account of the refusal of the Sultan
to deliver up the Hungarian refugees at the
joint demand of the Russian and Austrian Co
vernmcnts.
ENGLAND.-In London the Cholera is still
abating. Throughout England the agitation OF
the Peace question is going on with increasing
ardor, and gathering strength with every new
occurrence.
Tho Emperor of Austria has advertised in the
London papers for a loan Of seven millions stcr-
ling to pay for his butchcries in Hungary.
Domestic Items.
HoRRIBLE.-3520 dogs were killed in New
York city between the 18th of June and the
Goth of Sept, for which the corporation paid
i $l,760; $3.50 of this sum having gone to one
man, who followed the brutal business day by
day as long as the law permitted. Young boys,
says the Tribune, scarcely so tall rs the far no.
bier and more Intelligent quadrupcds they as
sailed, went about the streets during the Sum
MGR staggering under the clubs as heavy as
themselves, striking down and then horribly
mangling with many blows every dog they en-
countercd. The dog-killers secured the country
in all directions for dogs, bringing them into the
City by boat loads, and staying them, so as to
receive the fifty cents ahead promised by the
law.
MINEsorA.-Thc exceeding healthincss of this
climate, and the wonderful beauty and grandeur
of its scenery, will make it, as soon as known,
the grand resort of the gay, the rich, the plea
surc-hunting, and the Notwithstanding from all
parts of our land. And l am greatly mistaken
if this country is not a more favoritc resort,
even next season, than Niagara, Saratoga, New
port, the White Sulpher, or anywhere clsc.-
What are the waters of Saratoga, and the Sui
phcr Springs of Virginia, to the hcalth-giving,
rejuvcnating air of this delicious climate: And
here arc Falls of crystal water, surprising in
beauty any other on the globe and there arc
scores of Lakes more beautiful than Geneva,
and hundreds of smaller ones of more cnchant-
luz hEaliness than those mountain tans in the
Highlands of Scotland.
VALLEY OF THE RIO GRANGE.-A corrcspon-
dent of the n. Y. Tribune speaks in glowing
terms of the soil and climate of this valley, and
, says that it ought to be settled by emigrants
f from the North the facility with which slaves
can escape into Mexico being such as to deter
Shareholders from going there. The present
population of the valley is 10000.
Another KIDNAPpEn.-Wm. c. Parkhurst,
a citizens of Sussex co. Del, has been taken on
: to Richmond on a ~rcquisition of the Governor
: Of Virginia, charged with kidnapping. 1t ap-
: pears that in April last he took three negro
. children to Richmond, and sold them as slaves,
but subsequently it was ascertaincd they were
5 free when he sold them.-BaH. Clipper.
t CHEAP HOUSES FOR LAnoRERs.-A move is
: making in New York to amelioratc the condi-
ton Of the laboring class. Several large CAPT
~talists are at the head of it. a large tract Of
: land is to be bought some fifteen miles from the
City of New York to erect a new city upon
h Two millions of dollars to be the capital. The
company are to build 5000 brick houses al
= $500 each, including the lot Of 90 by 2O0.-
C These houses arc to be let at $50 each to me,
: chanics, or ST. q week, which will paw 10 DC,
cent on the capital. All the houses to be uni
form. Each occupant to have the right to pur
8 chase his house, by paying 81 a week andkeep
c ing up the interest of seven per cent. In thi
q way, he gets a title to his homestead in abou
six years. a negotiation is going on with tn
) Hudson River Rail Road, that the occupants o
+ these houses shall have the privilege to com
It mute with the Rail Road Company for thei
passage to New York and back again, at q pric
not exceed six cents a day for going and coming
the distance each way will be not far from /
miles, at 3 cents a head. In this way they cal
t. reach the City in half an hour. If 5000 la
= borors reside there, it would give the compan.
q $500 a day. or SlS7, 900 a year.
c FEMALE DocToR.-The Liborator, in annouc
ing a new term of lectures to Women on Mid
witcry, at Boston, says that those who have at
tended the previous classes are successfully in
n PRODUCING themselves into practice, and tina
II public sentiment is evidently going strongly il
favor of restoring to females this department O
the profession.
DEATH OF EDWARD ]. BLACK. The death @
this distinguished citizen of Georgia is an
Y nounced in the papers. lie was in Congress
C two terms, and was somewhat conspicuous 70
j. tho violence of his opinions and conduct in re
spcctt to Slavery. He on one occasion left hi
seat and went across the house to the seat of Nj
Y Giddngs, with the intention of assaulting hin
with a cane. As soon as his purpose was per
a ceiycd, he was seized and hcld by several mem
bcrs. He then promptly drew a pistol, as
with the intention of doing final execution upo
the object of his displeasure. Mr.. Gliding
N calmly surveyed the proceedings and observed
" let him go, gentlemen, let him go the ma
II who in such a situation presents a pistol, is
!" coward. and dnns IL for tbo nurnosn ~ b,,in