Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-29
Domestic Intelligence.
4 Gard from Miss Bremen.

Perhaps no European lady ever before visited
this country who shared 50 largely'in the warm
est symolthies a11 afs,tio ~ of our peopl c rs
does the accomplished author Of " The Neigh
bors. Every step of her unobtrusive pro-
gross thus far has been watched and greeted
with equally unobtrusive but sincere welcome
while thousands who are denied the satisfaction
of an interview, or even a sight of her, have
b~urdened the post with invitations and req ucsts
to all sorts of pleasant places and for all man
ner of mementos. To these, for whose good
will Miss b. chcrishes the i~velicst gratitude,
she sends the following note-the answering of
each person by writing having become a matter
of impossibiity. The note is like her best wri-
tings, explicit, delicate and full of kindness =
N. Y. Tribune. BosToS, Dec. s, lS49.
Feeling the impossibility to answer, as l
should and would, letters and notes which are
sent to me, many of which are precious to me,
not only as to what concerns me personally,
and which L treasure in my heart as things
dear and beautiful, / wish by these lines to
make known TO my benevolent correspondents,
that if l do not answer them, it is that l can
not find time and leisure to do so, during my
time of travelling in this land, where there is
SO much to see and to learn. l would tell
them that my thankfulness is not the less for
that it is not now expressed in words. And l
would add, that though l am well aware that,
in saying all this, may incur the change of
vanity. l will rather incur that, and bear it,
than bear the thought that any heart in tho
United States of America should suspect mine
Of ungreatfulness or disregard.
FREDERIKA RREMER.
WESTERN RAI1noADs.-The railroad between
T Cleveland and Columbus will be in operation
by the end of 1850. When that is done pas
sengcrs will be- carried across the State of Ohio
from Cincinnati to Cleveland all the way by
Railroad between sun and sun. From Cleve-
land toward the east, on the line of the Lake
shore road, the people are moving with energy,
and the importance of a connection with Dun
kirk and Buffalo is attracting much attention.
From Buffalo West to the State line the road is
located and being graded, and will probably be
ready within eighteen months. From the
PENNSYLVANIA line to Erie the line will be COM
} pletcd within twelve months, and all along the
line from Toledo to tho. Pennsylvania line en-
G ergetic measures are being taken to get the va
rious links of the road underway. 1t will be
i but q short time before passengers from Cincin-
5 matt will reach New York in a few hours by
It the Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Road,
r the Lake shore Road to Dunkirk and thence by
the Erie Road. From Chicago and Gelcna the
IL travel will also come the entire distance b.
ct Railroad.-N. y. Tribune.
The PARKMAN CAsE.-Wc understand from
u a creditablc and direct source that there wa
1t positive evidence of the guilt of Prof. Webste
before the Coroners Inquest. This would seen
natural from the positive character of their yer
dict, the words of which contain no qualifying
IS remark whatever, but says distinctly that DIR
= Webster killed DIR. Parkman. We also learr
n that there was evidence going to show that the
murder was meditatcd by Prof. w. as early a
least as the Tuesday preceding the Friday o.
re DIR. Parkman's disappearancc.-SprinGfed Re
= publican.
The well informed correspondent of the Now
buryport Herald writes:
Much censurc has been cast upon the author
tiles for not instituting a search i'll the apart
81 ments of Prof. Webster when the College
lc building was first examined, but l think it viii
70 be shown, that during the entire week previous
- to his arrest, every movement of Mr.. Webster
was watched with the most scrutinizing exact
ness, and that, day by day, new facts came t
light, tending to fasten the crime stronger ant
id stronger upon the guilty party, and that whil'
he was the object of special attention to tn
police, the head Of that department of the cit.
rs government received three letters written b.
N him, directing a search in different localities
is for the body OF the missing c~itizen!!
An UNsuccEssruL SLAVE HUNT.-A lat
/; number of the Cornwall (Canada) Freeholdcl
saws the people of that town were thrown int
ed a little excitement q few days previous, by tn
IL appearance of a colored man, in chains, appa
M rcntlv in the custody of some mon from tn
States, who claimed to hold him as an offendt
against the laws, accusing him of making a
assault upon an American citizen. They ha
he employed a lawyer and obtained q warrant frol
IL a Justice of the peace, arrested the fugitive, al
were taking him back to the place from whic
he came. The negro, on the contrary, allegC
that he was a resident of Canada, and had bee
on a visit to the American side, with a compaI
lg ion who had been abused and struck by a viii
a., man, in return for which he had given the viii
us man a drubbing.
Elk The owns people took up the case for deci
IN ion under the Lynch code, set the colorcd ma
ne free, and were preparing to arrest the captor
he but the latter " vamosed, " and so the affair CT
ded.
he FREDERICK BREMER COMING TO CHIcAGo.-
I'M The famous Swedish Authorcss was recon
ly written to by some of our appreciative cit
I'd, zens, rendering to her the Inequalities OF u
of Garden City, and we arc highly gratihed IN o'
= ing able TO state that Miss Bremen has write
ed in reply that she will visit Chicago before h
cd return to Sweden. Welcome say we, init
L. name of the City. We arc sure that cyel
nee heart and home will be opened to receive he
who has done so much to fill and clothe bot
with love, grace and beauty.-Ch'cd9o ~
bmac.
gh Mr.. Robert Beverly, of Sunfowcr, Missi
OH sisippi, was recently murdered by seven OF h
on slaves, who entered his room while he W
OIL asleep and strangled him to death. In Il
les struggle, one of his eyes was gouSed OUT
&C. They then dressed the body carefully in !
own coat and boots, and threw it into the II
or. The seven negroes We're arrested and arc
res confinement. Ono of them was Mr.. Beverly
ers body-scrvmt. They have fully confessed I
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