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

EDUCATION OF CoLoRrD PEOPLE IN Ono.
"A. ]. Anderson, of Hamilton, o., writes
10 the North Star that the cause Of Education
among the People Of Color in this State has
received a strong impetus since the repeal,
in part, of the odius Black Laws. There is
a great demand for teachers, and it is quite
evident that this long oppressed class are fast
coming TO a knowledge of the truth that they
are responsible, to the extent of their exam
pie and cooperation, for the success of all fu-
ture undertakings affecting their general well
fare. One of the most fourishing Colored
Schools in the State is that at Hamilton,
laugh, by John A. Warren, late of Philadel-
phia. These are cheering statements, and
we hope the day is not distant when the col
ored people Of Ohio will enjoy and appreci-
ate all their rights.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-21

Time 10 DO Someihing.-The Christian
Citizen, abiding 10 the late Reform Quaker
meeting at Waterloo, pithiIy says: safer
voting for Gen. Zachary Taylor, fresh from
the work Of human butchery in Mexico, as
thousands Of them did, we do not wonder
tina, some Of our Quaker brethren think it
biph time 10 sgilaie a reform. We earnestly
hone that they will succeed in such a lauda'
bic endeavor."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-21
Respectfully yours,
HENRY G. WRIGHT.
The Proposed Convention.

We have received two communications no.
spending ahrmatively 10 the proposition for
a Young Mems and Women's Convention,
and Offering suggestions as to the time and
place for holding and the manner of calling
it. They will appear next week, with such
others as may come sehsonably 10 hand. We
again remind our friends that the question is
before them in Committee Of the Whole, and
subject to their decision. Do speak your
minds promptly, friendsl If any are so old
as not TO esteem themselves young, we wish
10 hear from them none the less on that ac-
count. Their Concurrence in the measure is
important to its success, and their judgment,
if against it, is entitled to respect. We hope
10 receive many letters from various parts Of
the field in season for the next paper. SPEAK
UP!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-21

HoNoas To FREDsRioK DoucLAss.-The
colored citizens Of Columbus have made az
engagements to give Frederick Douglass a
public escort into that place on his arrival.
They viii hrar Of his sickness with deer
regret.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-21
Anti Glourrp Buolr.
SALEM, JULY 81, ls4o.

81 Love AGITATION WHEN THERE IS CAUSE
FOR 1T -rnE ALARM BELL WHICH sTARTLEs
II INHABITANTS OF a CRY, SAVES THEN
FROM BEING BURNED IN THEIR BEDS. Ed
mNnd Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-21

Of Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-21
The Summer Campaign.
70 he .aJolifionisfs gf Ohio,

70 he .aJohfionists @ Ohio.
We propose to convene our meetings in
the large tent this Summer, on the lIIh Of
August, al Massillon next at Marlborough,
and then al Salem, if the time does not inter.
iere with the Yearly Meeting Of Friends at
that place. We wish also 10 raise the Tent
at Youngstown, New Lyme, Chagrin Falls,
and Ravenna, and in enc place west of the
Cuyahoga, if the friends in those places think
it desirable. Will they please signify their
assent, or dissent, by letters 10 James Barna-
by or the Editor of the Bugle.
II the friends of the cause approve of the
arrangement, wherever The Tent is raised we
will hold an Anti-Slavery Meeting, or Con-
v%en,ion, one day and part Of another, and
keep the Tent standing a day for the purpo-
ses Of a social gathering or Tic Mic, and ad-
dresses from Henry C. Wright and others to
The children, and also TO the grown, as may
seem best. Such a gathering in the Tent last
year at Marlborough with a Pic Mic and ad-
dresses from H. c. Wright and G.. G. Bur.
leigh 10 The children, was the occasion ofone
Of the most interesting times ] ever witness
ed, and perhaps The day could not have been
more proftably spent.
What say you, friendsl Please let us
know your minds. Other meetings will be
held at various points which cannot yet well
be determined on, butat which we do not pro-
pose to use the Tent but if there are other
places than those mentioned where the friends
wish it used, they will please make applica.
ton by letter TO Salem.
SAM'L BROOKE.
Northampton, Mss, June 10, ls49.
1t Is understood that PARKER PILLsBunY,
HENRY G. WRIeHT, and others, will attend
the meetings above referred In. The time
named for the gathering in Salem it is thought
will be too near Friends Yearly Meeting
but that can be arranged hereafter.-ED. b.
eLc.]
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-21
sAM'L BROOKE.
Northampton, Mss, June 10, ls49.

PROCEEDINGS OF CoNGREGATIoNAL FRIENDS.
"A pamphlet copy of the Proceedings Of
the Yearly Meeting of Congregational
Friends, held at Waterloo, N. Y. in June
last, has been sent 10 us. Besides the Min
utes, Addresses, Epistles, &C., adopted by
the meeting, the pamphlet contains lin an
Appendix) two documents, heretofore pub
lished but necessary TO a full understanding
of this new Religious Movement, viz An
Address to Friends Of g; nesee Yearly Meet
ing and elsewhere, issued by a Conference of
Friends, held in Pennington, N. Y. in June,
ls4s; and a "Basis Of Religious Associa-
tion," adopted by a similar Conference,
held at the same place in October following.
This pamphlet, therefore, contains a com
plete history of a religious movement more
important, we venture to say, than any other
that has occurred in our country for many
years. Ii is interesting 10 Reformers of all
classes, particularly 10 those members of the
popular secis who have felt themselves OPP
pressed by the hand Of r~eligiouO bigotry and
intolerance. We have already published enc
Of the Addresses issued by the Waterloo
Meeting, and shall publish the other next
week. Our readers may expect a rich treat.
PATRIARcHAL ANNoYANcEs.-We must
claim The sympathy Of our readers for the Ed
ilor Of the Savannah Republican, whose feel
ings have recently been subjected 10 an out
rage, Of which we find it difficult to speak
with the calmness and dignity which become
every ~allusion TO the Patriarchal sySlem.-
Being in the street of a Saturday evening, he
saw a man putting the smoke Of his cigar in
to the face of a lady. Any man might be ex
pected to be indignant at Witnessing such
violation Of good manners, but this was b.
no means the chief trouble of the gallant Ed
itor. The Circumstance which absolulel,
shocked him was, that the smoker was a COZ
f Ored man! And, what constituted an aggra
I walton of the offence, he was violating one c
: the sacred statutes Of the enlightened city {
Savannah, which restricts the right to smok
in the streets and puff The %noxious vapor i
the face Of the ladies', 10 men Of a white CON
] plexion! But this is by no means the whol
. of the Republicans troubles. The black
; have the impotence to be fond of dress, an
e even initiate massa and missis in the cut
their garments. thus breaking down all Who'll,
u some distinctions; for how can a white lad
. feel comfortable in her new tunic, when ST.
j sees Dfnah ensconsed in one Of the same cul
d And then, too, colored girls, not yet out
- their teens, wear lace on their pantalettes J.
" What a deal Of trouble our modern patr
; archs are subjected 10, TO be sure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

Orr report Of the proceedings Of Congress yes
terday is not complete, but as far as Il goes does
not indicate any remarkable improvement with
regard 10 the dispatch Of business. In the House
nothing Of consequence done except TO agree that
the Sunday Mail question needed no farther iegis'
lation 70 pass the bill refundng duties on gooas
DESTROYED By the New York fire Of ls45 70 pass
the bin organizing the new Territory OF Minnesota
and TO debate the appointment OF Commissioners
70 fix the boundary line between the United States
and Mexico A tariff bill based on the principles
Sc, forth by the report Of the Committee on ways
and Means, an abstract Of which appeared IN
Yesterdays Tr7buae, was presented by Mr. HUD-
son OF Mass as well as minority report By Mr.
NrooLL Of TINS State, bat neither were acted on
beyond the usual order to print
la the Senate the Bill for the organization OF
California passed in the House on Tuesday was
read twice and referred, but conclusive action
was had upon IT,. In the final consideration oil
the Appropriation Bill Mr.. Walkers amendment
establishing the President as the supreme and
sole authority in California was again the subject
Of some discussion, but OF precisely what nature
our imperfect dispatches do not clearly inform Us
There seems however TO be reason 10 suppose the
Bill was worried through with the amendment II
on its passage fifteen votes were recorded against
it which would scarcely have been the case had
it not contained some point seriously objections
bic as that produced by Mr.. Walkers recreancy
to his pledges and to the cause OF Freedom. 1t
now remain. for the House to say whether ques-
ton on which the sentiment Of the North has been
80 undcniably and so repeatedly expressed, ia to
be carried against them at last by mere maneu-
vre. We cannot believe that the great question
of Free Soil is to be smothered in Congress after
this fashion and certainly Northern members
who assist or consent in the attempt thus to
smother i. will find that their constituents will
hold them to a strict account.
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ThirtictIi Congress.
sTliATE. .WasH1NGIoN Wednesday Feb. p.
TREATIES AND PROCLAMATION.

sIi,Al W ARLINGTON, ~ fflutruhg' ISO.
TREATIES AND PRO -LANATIoN'.
The Vice President laid before the senate 4
communication from the President embracing, in com,
pisnce With previous call Of the Senate list OF ali
the Treaties which have oeen ue1e win D'r.sn s
and also list of all proclsmauOns having the force oil
treaties.
On motion 1000 extra copies were ordered to
be printed for the Of the senate.
HOUSE Bills.
number Of bills were received IRON the House.
read twice and appropriately referred
CALrFORNIA GOVERNMENT
The bill for tine Territorial Government OF Can
fornia which was passed by the House yesterday was
read twice and referred 10 the Committee on Ierrto'
ries. LIGHT HOUSE AffhoPhAIioNS'
Mr.. DAVIS OF Mass reported bill making an
appropristion for light houses which was considered
and passed
Mr.. BENTON from the Select Committee having
the ubect in charge presented report in favor Of aP
propria,ing $4,000 10 test Professor Pages receu'
Electro Magnetic Invention The reported was order
ed 10 be printed
The Resolution heretofore adopted setting aside
Thursday for the consideration OF Private Bills on
motion rescluded
The Senate then resumed the consideration o.
the General Appropriation bill aud after some discus
sion al the amendments to which no special objection
was made, were concurred IN collectively
The amendment making an Appropriation iOl
the psvuept of the Mexican instalment under tht
Treaty stricken ont, the matter having been pro
vided for by separate bill
| Mr. WAIKERs amendment for the establish
meat of q temporary Government OF California mex
| came up when Mr. DIX OF New York and deliver
ed an elaborate speech the general subject OF pro
| viding Government for the Territories. Mr. DN
continued his remarks until within II minutes OF The
time Of taxing the recess
| EXECUTIVE SESSION
| On motion OF Mr.. Dickinson OF y. y the Sen
ale proceeded to tue consideration OF Executive busi
| mesa with closed doors.
| THURSDAY MOANING o'clock.
| THE Southern Line is working very badly 10
night and our report OF the Evening Session eouse
qnently comes through in d very Incomplete form
We suppose what follows relates 10 the Appropns
ton bin I'd tn.
| Mr.. NILES concluded his remarks at n clock.
| Mr. Mason addressed the Senate on the differ
between Southern rights aud southern institution
Mr.. PHEIrs followed IN favor OF the immediate
passage Of the bill He deprecated the time which hs
been wasted IN this debate and hoped the question woui
BE- Immediately put The question was then taken an
carried Yeas . Nays l.. The OH was passed An
the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

,ui, of IN. owner or owners or ~harfnzer Of such
vhsrf uiar or bulkhead with costs ~ suit
SIC 10 Il shsl be the duty q the owner or owners
or parties Interested 10 any one or more ~hsrves piers
- sh..ss In either sa1 cities. sui of ne ~ns T.
ir-s- ~ ,urh yharves piers or huikhesis % keep
NOR pier. uha-ve. sri bulkhesds clean 50 csn rss
srp,5'v DO done And q ,hsl BE- their duty % keep
such ahsrves piers and bulkhesis In state oi good
-nsir And il .hs BE- the duty OF such owner or own
~ .rf u.rties Interested ard of SUCH Wharfage -
ssep ,nch whsrve. pier. and bukaesis a. tree from
a. io-urnhrsncss n lumber sud other articles that nay
ncouimode the loading ard unloading Of ships ana Vf'
49,. - os.,pg or re2s..ng Of cArts s., can reason
ably b. done. t.,.
SIC Il All sets and parts OF acts Inconsistent WIN
hi, are hereby repealed tsr as the same are IN
ccusistsnt with the provisions 81 this set
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
am FELLOWS rODcT

Mr. TALLMkDGE, from the Committee on the Dis
uct Of Columbia reported bill for the Incorporation
Of the odd Fellows Lodge o. the same District which
wss read first sud second time aud lection being
made. ordered % be engrossed for third reading
SUNDAY MAILS
Mr.. GOGCIN from the Committee o. the Post
Once snd Poet Roads reported resolution, declaring
that Is Spedeut % take any action a. the present
Session. relative % the stopping Of sunday Malls
which was considered and agreed 20.
INTERNAL INFRoy ENENrs.
Mr.. COLA from the Committee on Public
Lsuds reported that the Committee had had the sub
ec under consideration, and had come 10 the cOncu-
that Il ineXpecen1 70 grant Lands 20 the states
Tor the purposes Of internal improvement The subject
lies over.
Wisconsin DELEGATE.
On motion IL was Resolved that the Delegate
from the Territory Of Wisconsin be psd the customary
rates o! mileage and per diem allowances
CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS
Mr. MURPHY OF y. \. offered a Resolution au-
thOrzug the purchase Of certsn volumes required 10
supply deficiency IN Congressional Reports. The
amount being unlimited.
MCCARTHY demanded the Yeas and NAYS on is
passage. not sueicent number rising they were mol
ordered and the Resolution wss then adopted rirs
sRcEss
On motion OF Mr. NISToN OF Ohio the House
resolved 10 lake : recess from 3. o'clock until Q.
RKvTvA OF THE TAEiFF OF AZ.
Mr.. HUDSON from the Committee on Ways anc
Means reported the drAft Of raria based upon ta'
principles % ~
Mr.. NtcorL OF y Y submitted a minority re
nor, mon the sane subject Both reports order
"a 10 lie On the table AMI he printed
REFuNDI>G DUrgEs, &C.
The House took up the bil providing for exam
ming snd refundin, certain duties PAID % goods de
.roved by the great IRE in NeW ork 10 lio, and ate
consideration passed the same
GOVERNMENT OF Minnesota
Sundry bills from the Senate were taken ~ sh'
passed smorg them one providing Territorial Gov
eminent for Minnesota
Tx FKANKI>G PsIyILEGE-
The consideration Of the bill % aoohsh tn'
Frsnking Privilege ~ss resumed, and alter some dc
bale The BAL vas aid on the table
MEXICAN BOUNDARY coNHissioNESs
The bill relative % the appointment OF Commis
sisners 10 surrey and decide upon the boundary ms
between the United States and Mexico, Ia CONFORMITY
10 the ugaslion. u the Treaty OF GusdsouPe hicA
20. WAS then taken up.
Mr.. SMITH OF CoAn by the direction oitne Com
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York Tribune
The " EUROPE.

eamship EUROPA sails from this port
liverpool on WEDNESDAY, March :. Her mails
al close at l0s O'Clock a that day
We shall publish on Wednesday morning an Edition
Of The Trtbvns specially made up for European read
su 1t will be printed large double sheet same
size - The Esekly Trt1sn,. and will contain al me
latest and important American news ~ TO the morning
Of its publication, including comprehensive reV'eN
Of American news and politics in the English french
and German languages
A similar paper Will be published BY every regular
steamer.
Persons wishing 10 send synopsis Of ali the news
10 the country to their friends 10 France Germany
Italy, England, ireland and Scotland VIII md the
" Nex York Tribune for Europe just whs, Is required
Price cents per copy, In wrappers ready tor mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
By felesraph to the New.Ycrk Tribune
Arrival Of the Isabella from Havnna-ihe
Crescent City there-No News from 'aii-
fornia. --. -

IHAELt ~ 7 -1-|'f "
The steamer Isabella has arrived from tiaFAha'
which port she left Thursday at sae reports 'hA
the steamer Crescent City arrived Al Havana % ins
l7th and was 10 sail for Eew.lork on saturday me
brings 10 gold or news from California Ine guar an
tnes were DO, enforced Al Havana when the iss0eNs
EFF, except for vessels from Nss Orleans Numerous
vessels from ewYork and other northern porn bound
for California or TIE lsihnus bad touched 81 ha'ahA
for supplies The weather At HsvAna Ts' quite cold
In the Havana markets Coree was selling stti y CTS
with a good demand sugar and Molss'es were also
active and improving Exchange on London Is quoted
al l3i ~.
vessels we're not over-soundsnt and Freighi' were
in demand principally for American, English and span
isn fsgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

sTAMENs FTND = -
Mr.. HARMON Of Monroe Co. reported biii Tor
the relief Of the sesmen ind Retreat Of the Cry Of
SeT-fork
zarGApE rSsFEcToRs-
Mr.. ROSE Of Sufsolk Co. introduced bill reiatlVe
70 the appointment Of Brigade Inspectors.
sLU~G SHOT.
NJ CoPSFIr Of Nev-York. aereeahy 70 notice
sirsa Yesterday introduced bill 70 prevent the sale
and use Of slung shot
coMN0S SCHOOLS.
The Committee Of the whole House took up the
bill making appropriation Tor con mon seooo , pu.
70 sii ssain.
co1rEGEs AND AcADEN' *.
The Committee also took up Tor consideration
the bill granting appropriation ior t'e oeneh' OF COL
e-es and Academies.
4 motion T. strike out the appropriation io'
Medical Colleges gave rise 10 long deos,e a. the con
cu.on Of which the Committee rose sud reported pro
gres. ard adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
Cu.tom House Corner stone, Henry Clay, &c.
Nrr .Orr ANs Frf.T. FEB q.

Yesterday was general holiday in our city in
consequence OF the laying Of the corner stone OF me
new Custom House. There vas an immense coneour'e
present 70 witness the ceremonies Henry Clay was
In attendance, though in delicate health.
Col Webb's company Of California sdveniursr' have
arrived In this cly.
Inc demand for Cotton large-ssles reaching 700
hsls At fll prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
Narkets..B BALTIMORE,

The market for Flour is steady but not active we
notice sales Of 800 bbls Of HoWsrdst At ~. Small
sales Of prime Red WHEAT At l09. Com continues
quiet, We quote White st a cis and Yellow At % cts
with moderate business ssles Of OATS at 80 cents
WHISKY 81. The market Is heavy for PoRK' but we
hear Of no sales Lower offers would be accepted but
buyers are shy SUGAR IL in fair demand COFFEE
and MoIAssEs 10 without change. The Stock market
is buoyant sud closed irm with an upward tendency
Our city is full Of strangers en- route for Washington
10 witness the ceremonies Of the Inauguration.
The Southern Mail hss arrived but contains nothing
worth teegraphng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
Markets

Markets ...... Pm rshCkShi reO. .
The FLOUR markets. with moderate business IN
favor Of the buyer Sales Of Western st 8 - .
There ia good inquiry for WHEAT for milling bu'
other grains quiet Com is firm and in good request
sales Of RYE at u cents. The SUGAR market 10 queI
small sales Of New Orleans at 80 al cts WHISKY u
quoted at Ii cts. New Oresns MoLAssEs al = cents
sales Of Rio COFFEE at :: "a es PIGS are seins AZ
cts There is O. feet OF water In the channel The
weather ia very pie asant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

~ The Buffalo Express says that the diplo-
matte Sgent Of the United States, al one OF the
Northern Courts Of Europe, said to be guilty Of
smuggling Is at Stockholm. The American CHARGE
Affairs at Stockholm is Henry d. ELLSWORTH
Of Conn. As the charge is now liked on Mr.. +.
the Commercial Adrerttser. with which II origi-
mated, can hardly do less than say whether be is,
or is not the man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

IT. GENrLEaEn's H,rs-Ps.hion FOR spring l9p
NM. II BEEsz 4 Co. Hauer,, l5i Broadway, Nesigt
will The fashion for Oenllrn-ns Hss on Saturday
the 30 81 March ensuing
Tne style Of the Hats a. unique ami elegant hLn
been formed upon the most principles Of art ard
Taste 10 conformity with tho beautiful and becoming
mme f0r the season IL will pronounce lie own encOmDm
In silent, though powerful eoquencs.
l,s qua ity aud appointment will also be- ly r-sDrest
ID la tho appreciation " fashOnshl. public who never
fail 10 manifest 4 appreciation 81 genuine merit
w. ~ BEEBE Co wish 10 have itdisuucty understood
that their trade confined exclusively the Richest snt
goods that be either manufactured imported end y.
they make snd sell Five Dollar Hat FOR Five dollars
For the above reason they decline enlargLg nron NJ
peculiar excellence 81 their Hats desiring only that gsnts
who making their selection will exercise d1e r.
gard To economy, appearance and comfort, BIZ giving ne
Hat which they are about to purchase critical esamo'
auOn n ais
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALsAST. Wednesday, FEB. ,.

SENATE. ..ALsAST, "Wednesday, FEB :.
VOTING By PRoxT.
Mr. ADAMS. Of the Xth District gave notice oI
hi. intention 70 introduce Dill fe4sH'e " 'o"ns y
proxy
The Committee Of the Whole took uP me DiA
% amend the General Banking Law Taen long ae.
bate ensued On TIE property Q, axe. ,..a
rnssng .oe progress In the consideration OF the BILL
the senate on motion, adjourned