Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-12-28


India, in Boston, arc listened to by large audi |
cnces, including not few of the most distin-
guished citizens of all sccts and parties.
President Quincy on being called upon to
sign the call for the bunker meeting in Boston,
replied that no "would not disgrace himself so
much as to do that"
A mass of rock was recently dislodgcd from
the brink of the prccipcc at Niagara Falls, and
prcciptated into the abyss below. This shows
that the Falls are gradually wearing away.
The citizens of Cleveland arc moving for the
location in that city of a new branch Lunatic
Asylum which it is presumed the State will
soon build.
The President has officially notified Congress
that Texas has accepted the terms of the Boun-
Diary Bill. New Mexico will now be organized
as Territory.
EDMuxD QuixcY was knocked down by q
runaway horse in Boston on the 18th inst, and
had a narrow escape from sudden death.
Inc llllouuikn phhNhtc hhhohhNNs W hu-
thority Of Mr.. Barnum that Jenny Lind will
positively give concert in that city in the car
" part of March.
The New Bedford (Mass.) Mercury, a lead
ing Wing paper, says it will not be surprised to
sec Daniel Webster on the Democratic side at
no distant day. That, it says, will be coali-
ton with a cement to it
AT the great Richmond, Va, meeting, some
body moved non-intercoursc with Great Britain
(as well as with the North,) she being aggressive
against Slavery Cotton said No Tobacco
said No 1t was rejected.
Tho town of Weymouth, Mass, in its corpo-
rate capacity, has adopted resolutions declaring
the right and duty of slaves to run away, and
dcnouncing the Fugitive law in the sevcrcst
terms. A good example for other towns.
The Indiana State Convention has backed out
from its project to secure the rights of married
women by Constitutional provision. The
section proposed and once adopted has been re-
considered and rejected, 70 to SIS.
Mrs. Eliza w. Farnham, formerly matron of
the Sing ngprison, and the protector of a par
TALLY successful scheme of female emigration
to California, has become the proprietor of a
fine farm near San Francisco, the crops of which
are worth 100000.
The Non Shareholder has been discontinued at
the close of its fifth volume. Its principal OBJ
ject has been to promote the cause of abstinence
from the product tons Of slave labor. 1t has
been edited with much ability by Samuel
Rhoades.
Negroes, it seems, run away South. Wild
Cat crossed the Brazos few weeks since, on his
way to Mexico, with large body Of runaway
negroes. 1t is supposed he intends to establish
a colony of free negroes in the Mexican terrific
ry, below the Preside Grandc. Wild Cat ap-
pears to be practical abolitionist.
The South Carolina Senate has almost unani-
mously passed resolution calling for a State
Convention next December, the delegates to
which are to be elected next October. The
House was expected to concur in the resolution
, Both houses have passed the bill appropriating
100000 for military purposes. A motion il
pending in the Senate to call back the Soutl
Carolina Congressmep.
CoLUNBrA, the Capital of South Carolina, ha
6,OOO inhabitants, of whom 3,lSl are Whites
: LOG Free Colored, and 1850 Slaves. 'RichlanC
District which includes Columbia, has 2O,24;
inhabitants-of whom 6,777 are Whites, 48;
Free Colored, and l2,07S Slaves. When 'th
North gets the terrible fosging which is il
, soak for her, says the N. Y. Tribune, Richlan'
means to be at the head of the charging column
The Kingston (Jamaica) Journal says tn
opinion is gaining ground there that fugtiv
s slaves from the United States would be valua
a bio class of immigrants. 1t thinks their in
t telligence and industry would enable them :
|. assume the position of small farmers, greatly t
n their own advantage and the benefit Of the is
4 land, while they would soon acquire hand
y some competency.
!, A sharp correspondence is said to have take
;. place between the Austrian Minister at Wash
ington and the U. S. Secretary of State, tn
former having complained of this governmei
y for sending an agent to Hungary, with instruC
4 tions to recognize her independence as soon
:, it should be established. There is talk oven
- war between the two countries, but we presum
= there will be nothing moro serious than talk
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n' with deeply interesting review, from ii
l. British Quarterly, of Chateaubriand's Nj
le le moirs, and contains beside great variety
~ selections from various sources.
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airy number comes in the quarto form,
superbly printed, and filed with articl
r bearing the impress of scientific investigate