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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

nouce hereby gwen that The following petitions ravs oen pre-
the Board OF Assistant Aldermen 10 nag space 1se
between 9th aud broadway 70
n.g space in Wt Thirst between bu and th as Ana
G ctos,waK in frout Of the Reformed Pes6y;srian
Cipich 10 fence 10 between 3 and 3s ts h ana 1
pon avs All personu interested having objections thereto arc
writing he unjc Suet At his ONCE
on or bsfos he l4ih day Of December, astDe 1882 JUN
T. DODGE, Strset Commissioner %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER Of the sarcsA of:As Count
kolNsv YORK. aoce hereby gwen 70 all person: having eius
AGAINST JOHN rAuBMAS ;e o. tie cy 81 eseeassa
present the With vouchers hereas the suhsror as hn
osce 30 IS South street. City Of Nav Yek osors the
tsS Jay Deesesr New York the 5 day otJups
1874 [ie7 iAwt1$F1 ROBERT KERMIT, Executor
IL PURSUANCE Of order surrossts OF the County
ss~1oIf eets hereby gNsa to all persons having cs'
a',ast HATHAWAY As Of the City OF Ssw Yorkrs
Captain sesssa u present TIE With vouchers Asso q Tie
,gScSsI az Tie lace OF Eros, Hicks No 6s South street.
the City si New York hsiors Tho twenty At May
gart-rStSa New York the twchtysrst S
a72iawtlnFS CHARLES aArFARDS ExAea,or
IN PURSUANCE Of osas Surrogate Of tie County Of
New on a9iSs 5srsSy gwen 10 ~ psoas having rn,
ssaSt RICHARD FISHER late oths Ctr OF New YORK Grocer
sses'ssd 10 srssat The ss with the
a. he store Ne SO Wssrytonst he Civ OF Ssu Y,ys o. or
beore the wettyta dag Of h3y asrtns. Ssw Yofk the
twenty Ant Gay OF Ho'srn9si 'ee%h JOHN :. FISHER,
uSS lsN6nFs .aus.,st,ntor
Es PURSUANCE of order OF Surrogate ~ ~. otv ~
kEsv Yok netce hereby gwen 70 al p4rsoo, hSvs ~ rs
zxss, JAMES BENT late Of the City o Sew orr ssSo, J,-5
70 pessat ths sane with vouchers creoi 70 tho ,Yb -
cce yaocAs, fsQ No ~ Nssssa syre ~. ~
Saw i5rl selots us sHiy gsSnsyy s-
Dates hsS forR, AUsos' 81, sS
FANNY BENT Atn.us,r,,,,
AIS laS0n'P JANIS b FERRY, Aoaars..ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

First Glass Cars..........,.....'....'... $S'U0
Second Class Cars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T'gV
Third Class Cars. ,................'..'.. I'o8
yrncr nroyiced on board steamboat John Potter
Passengers for Freehold will take the Stage at WsstA
FIRE from New York to Freehold, 87t cents.
EMlGRANT LINE.
resves by steamer TRANSPORT Capt ]. Gould at
81 O'clock M Fare 81 80 50 lbs Of baggage allowed
each passenger 10 carried al the risk Of s owner ou
nothing will received considered as baggage e1Ccp
WeanHg sppgre! l12n IRA BLISS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

STREET DEPARTMENT No. 4HALL OF RkC0RDS-Pu5he
hereby grvu the following resolutions nave oesn
pre ntsd IN Aldermen: To regulate and gfede
stih 81 from regulate aud grade s5L 81 from 81
All sisted baylns oAecons thereto are 70
ouesed present writing 10 the undr5ned al his Ones
or or before I4h of December inst Dec leoo JoH
DODGE. Street Commissioner. 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

EOR KEYPORT and Fort Hamilton.
Il The steamboat CHlNGARORA leaves ChGn6era 81
pier daily Sundays excepted et returning leaves
keyport at AN. landing 81 Sor Hamilton esca "EY'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
VHF UNITED STATES and CALI

II NHE UNI Ed SIAI I'D dAu O-A11
L FORNIA EXPRESS COMPANY will dispatch 54 4t
CENT CITY. Dec 18th, connecting with the Mai Steamer
CALIFORNIA from Panama, Jan Ials Is tle only Or
ganized California Express Company having heir own Ia
ciiieg on he Ismus and are prepared to oods
through 10 San francisco in about 50 days Shippers may
have their Goods cleared al the Custom house by iesVns
their invoices at the Office Wal-st ~ ,,,.
d5 St. A. b. MILLER y ~ lIop'loto9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

OAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
AJIINE FROM NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA.-
One Line only will be run until further Notwithstanding Now
York rom Pier No Mort River foot OF Batteey Place
daily Suudavs excepted, by steamboat JOHN POTTER,
Ca2nin Jony SIMPSON at u O'clock for South Amboy,
where passengers will take the for Camden, stopping
al the usual intermediate places and arriving In Phiiadei-
phia about z. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
OATES OF FARE REDUCED

Ia EMPIRE CITY Line Connecting with the U. 5.
Pacific Mail Steamer al Panama Through Tickets 10 san
Francisco via Chagres, on FRIDAY Dec 49, at O'CLOCK
Tbesplendd steamship CRESCENT CITY 800 tun' bur
den. j. D Wilson, Commander, viii leave her dock' Fer
No n R for CHAGREs on Friday Dec IS, at O'clock
For freight or passage, apply to
M p&WIDI3 ]. HOWARD L SON, "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

No1cE Of application tie discharge Of nsolven; from his
IN, Of s ann chapter tbs second part OF the Revised Statutes
Petitioner SAMUEtC BISHOP OF the City New YORK Notice
6fst ISL $40 Creditors 10 aPpear before the
Hon Woodruff Judge OF the Court Of Con2a Pleas Tor the
Civ and County York, a. te City Hall III the C OF New
Yr IN Chambers Of the said Court he Fosrteenh cay OF
Jxpuary next 10 O'Clock IN Ike forenoon.
JOHN n M1GBEGoR, Attorney for Petitioner,
a. lawl0wF No l79 Broadway New foTk,
IN PURSUANCE % OrdeT OF Tie Surrogate Of the coOE
A Of New YORK. noee hereby gyea % al having elsna
MEAD, late Of tbs Of
rrcsen, the vouchers thereof tbs sub.cs once
ri X goodman BrosdaSy, the City OF New York
@ the twenty second dSY Of January nsItDstsi New YORK hs
osatesu,h day Of Iuh lisa BRIDGET MEAD AdulaRtTatpx
fyl9 swomF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

CORp0RATION NOTIcE-Pubbc notice aeJa5y ggtf toL7
occupant occupants oi AL Houses anu Lots
improve affected ceeby that the following
completed b The Assessors aad are
the -1srlnaucu by Az
For budn Sc" Frankfort AMI Gill So
from jacob 81 Ia Hague st. Tie limits embraced y
such all houses lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on both sides OF
Frankfort between Jacob Grd Pearl both SIDES OF CUE
st between aud bsth si-a Of Gin 81 rom
Dhgle point abb 90 feet south OF
Frankfort affected by tbs above
and who opposed 'h sane or ether OF
them requested present writing to the IN
dersigucd office No Hall of Records, ~shn thirty days
from the OF notice SAMUEL H. DB MOTT FRANCIS
NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN. SMITH Ohce Bureau oil
Assessments, Street. DEPARTMENT, Der. 9. ls50. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

S<RoroE AQuEDUcT DEPARTMENT, Rounds, Park Dec.
u slh lS5eCoRPoRATloN HoTlCE.-Publc Fotice Is mere
py gwen that application HAS bssu presented ts Scare
kl5trusn L4ureu from the Canal 81
500 feet north Al PsFseo' interested II the ADORE as
ahctous thereto, lusst &c present ,ts wnS 10
,h Contract Glen n this ohco beiore MONDAY 10th INST
kICRol AS DEAH President Cotou AQueduc; 3spt ol0t
f~,RoTSN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotunla Park Dec L.
l. ACCOMMODATION AoTlCE-Pubhc hsreby
rlyeu s, petition presented the Board Assistant
Adsi.ptr d s; from 9TH TO Nsesoa Auper4ons
r.,s,.rd OBJECTIONS tle'et requested TO
n.su, the sane writing M Contract Clerk AZ his oce,
6.ots Monday le 10Th .ENlCAOLAs DEAN. President Gre
ton Aque TACT Department a5lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

&UPREME COURT, CITY and Sonny OF New YGTk,hPhTsH
y smIb aganst William Bell and William ScottIo WILLIAM
named You hereby summoned and Tnqesa
answer the compliant actoE which was hed on OF before Tue
Sis, os,su Office the Clerk OF ths CITY and CouuV Oh
EewYorA Hall said city, AND to serSe cspy OF your
the complaint the subscriber at his ONCE IN sW
buh Orange County within twenty days after the 'sr1ce Of m
on YOU exclusive Of the day OF ssch service and you
m complaint within the time aforesaid the psin
I'll action will apply the Court sF the rsS demanded m
the complaint Dated October IS 1880 . ~
lhaRWE JOHN J. MONELl ftalNuH 8 AttoIusJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

NTkW-YoRK SUPREME CouRT-Wiliam Il Appleton and
~ John Appleton dsar' STEPHEN ELLIOTT 10 the ABOVE
usendantiou hereby summoned and required TO
nssWer thu compliant the above PLAINTIFF OF which copy
was co Of The csrt Of the City and County Of New
YORK eighth day Of September the 1880 With.
m twenty DAYS CT thus tina
dsv 81 such tail 10 such complaint
s0ead plaintiffs viii take Judgment against you FOR one thousand
And dollars thirteen cents with interest thereon iron
ID, Of January IN tie yeaf On thousand eh 1pqS1e sad
of THIS sctorbated 10 NAltseei,
Nav. y oh September SSH 1870 EMERSON & PRICHARD,
al ia~h,F Attorneys toI Pknsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
1ATT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

a. LIF Q r n Al hANoIO n = =
OlTION across the ISTHMUs of PANAMA-zACHI7
RssoN NELSON CO. o. Panama 55s now " P' tase
10 San FraDcisca at shippers option; but eAcn
package be Of portable .ze and egst ana ds P5ePe ~
drti he tTsnsii The charge of transportation 10 be
:1re.raid in New.York For particulars apply TO
d4Jau9+ Z. ZACHRlSSON / Gu " " a44-s.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

e-@TREET DEPARTMENT. Eo HALL OF RECORDS-Pabis
Snotco /, hereby gwen thu; tbs following sions AVE ossA
tina Board OF Assistant Aldermen To ll4te Lexrs
Ton avenue between Fy F fourth streets TO worn ana
grade Fty street Fifth 70 Hudson hVer AN
obiec requested to psent
psm grpg 70 tho uasisnsd hs Office before She 5ih
day Of December ue1--SoyeinSer IS, 1850
u26 JOHN I. DODGE, street COMMISSIONED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

STREET DEF RTMENT, No. HALL OF RECORDs-Pab,
Sic notice hereby gwen that tie following rstgons nave eean
r.sntsd in the Beard Aldermen 10 nag space oF
seet vide on Ayenne between Eleventh. and Twelfth
streets 10 regulate and grade Egts1th sest from
IN e North River persons Interested hAyn o9ec hons hrs'o
ara rnou.ss 10 present writing 10 tia a2dSHsasd az aH
gc ~, or hafrs the m Of December 80 eoV
rSS 80 " JOHN T. DODGE Street Conmissonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

NORTHUMBERLAND No 4HALL OF RECORDs.-Pnh-
3 be hereby that petitions have o.'n psssn'sa m
t Bctd regulate regards aad Tesst cur snd @
~ 81 M,rk between and Sd to establish sda
Grade in M and Washington sts Persons r;srestsd haTs
ebeou, 10 the same desired present them n wiring a. 'hs
se Oce tbs I'd day OF December next
Nov Fl 1880 [u7l1 JOHN I. DoDGEsuee COMMISSIONED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

NORPORATIOS NOTICE-Pubjc hereby Gyon the
owners occupants OF 4, houses and lots,
lands sHsct.d thereby that the following
competea tie AssOsots snd lodges
Of the Bureau Assssneu for examination ~ all
interested For building sewer Batavia ST. from near
the intersection connecting wt
The limits embraced by such assessment nuds all
tie Of ground lots psss Ald
both Of Batavia 81 between Jade and
Roosevelt All persons whose interests trs affected by the
assessments opposed q the
requested present .if oteeon' ia writing
theic Office, No. Hal. al Recoids within
thirty dayp this SAMUEL H DE MOTT,
FRAHCls NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN SMITH, As,sssors Ones,
Assessments, Street Department Dec 3 1852 d2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Doings ut Washington.

Correspondence ofThe Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF REColtD5.-fuo
S notice is hereby gwen the following petitions have been
presented the Aldermen To extend tbs Harlem h
road from IL. Center st 10 south end OF e
rn 10 grade and gutter stones between V a @n
Hudson River. Also following resolution 20 tsguI4e ase
i set cufh and cutter stone from ttav 10 the East
Ssr An PERSONS interested having objections thereto are re-
preset uner-ned thus o7cs
or bsors the OF December, iustDec4 1850 JohS l.
STRAIT Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
.pEGnRY,S CALIFORNIA EX-

Managers and Agents II PearsE COT. =" u
S-Shippers by this Express can AVOID the annnyahe5
ned expense clearing their goods a. the Custom q Gus
% tl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
Jenny LIMBS Morning Concert.

%
The morning concert Of Jenny Lind on w ed
nesday met with such brilliant success, hopes are
expFessed that another will be given before her
departure Thousands OF ladies' unProyided with
an escort, who had been hitherto deprived OF the
privilege Of hearing her. ayailed themselves OF
the opportunity, and the vast hall was filed TO
OVERLOOKING From the upper circles the body OF
the house presented the appearance OF an I'M
mense bed of tulips, radiant in all the colors Of
the rainbow for the sprinkling Of men IN the
audience scarcely caused dark specks to appear
IN the sea Of bonaets The fair songstress sang
from the Messiah, " I know that my Redeemer
Iiveth' rragnihceutly; and the succeeding one
from the Creation carried the admiration OF the
audience TO rapturous delights Bellettl did his
uart spleudiGly it was a rich feast OF sacred
music and was deeply enjoyed by all VINO heard
IT, Tie second part, though not more perfect,
drew forth liyel.er expressions o. pleasure Iii
the trto jenny asJoulshed as well as charmed her
listeners who eucored the sony with enthusiasm.
Her wonderful powers were perhaps better dis
PLAYED in this song than any other volumes OF
melody, Ike rich waves, poured from -er throat,
and her delicious trilling enchanted all into ac-
know edgiug that such melody never came from
mortal lips before Her unrlvaled Bird Song,
and the :. Echo Song" followed and closed the
entertainment just before these were sung, one
Of the officials announced that ielegraphIc dis
patch had arrived for gentleman ii the audience
his name was called, and he was requested to
step to the door. General sympathy was ex-
pressed for his loss Of so exquisite q part OF the
performances. We sincerely hope that another
opportunity viii be afforded TO those who wish
to attend in tie morning. Many dread the crowd
and heat OF an evening concert. and many aeed
persons are unable to 20 out at night; beside
that, the number of ladies obliged to 90 alone or
remain at home, cannot yet have been exhausted.
These should all enjoy chance OF listening 70
the peerless Nightingale before she wings nef
fight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
The Opera.

Manager Maretzek has played trumps Parodi
Lucye-ia on w ednesday evening YVES aAotner sly
nal success. and it requires no shrewdness 10 see
that she will be great favorite with the audience
.ttbe Opera. We are most sincerely glad at tnIs
result and congratulate the Manager heartily QPoh
bs good fortune This We do all the more sincerely,
that while we trust not to be blind to the reai merits
If This artist we do not accord her that vocal ana
dro,natic rank which is awarded her by many
otbsrs. 1t was certainly pleasure to see the
house both Monday and " ednesday- iuteT
and more brilliant OH "Wednesday, the usuat sears
nor snifcinr for the audience, for whose accom-
r,oaotion Chairs had TO be placed, filing the pas
800 x,evs Of the second tier The applause was
FREQUENT and given with an energy winch showed
tbe touching OF an intimate co d OF appreciation
and sympathy ~.
Tie. orl,. differences that We remarked IN the
.,...,,r,,s,c4 on Wednesday were IL the delicate
aateifs If the first act and the finale Of the second
rylicb were hardly SO We'll done as on Monday.
The i throughout this opera an exquisite We
,a,ian cbaracter-a melo-dramatic Intensity
,,.l.;o r not shocked or disturbed b. the artist
=7o+ nv Parodi, well determines the justice
= the conception In Venice alone the melo-
,iroo,a is legitimate We could hope TO see our
r-ir,a Donna in u due Foscart anu -NartHo Fa-
hslo.-operas rot TOO backnied-that she might
continue to deserve her success
signor l orini, although derrecating IN print the
censure of the audience, was in better tune than
an Monday. and sisnora Patti was eucored in . Il
.Ssgreto which spanked spiritediy from her lips
and do7i.g which she ad-otly and gracefully
caush, bouquet thrown from ,ae ba!cony-a
tribute which 80 characteristic Gi0yinetto Vene-
ziano admirably merited,
on Friday evening We are e haze Lecrezja
eace aoze With the same cast. and 70 character
3 more a.sed tcr Parod is; impression Mon
o. eyszl gi7es IS Psts.sa @l.s T.7.'i and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
17r1uvopK DAILY TR1B1NE. FRIDAY NOVEMBER IS, 1850

on Tuesday, Parodi again and Fitz James in . la
Paqu'ta.' strakoseh's new opera Of C.opa,.at di
Napoh is already in rehearsal, and we are glad in
his interest and that of the public, to hear tina,
parodi will take the principal part NJ. Maret.
EEK is determined not to flag and will produce
it brilliantly. All this is right-for no people are
SO willing and ready as we, to acknowledge gen.
erousIy, whatever is genuine and really well done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

~ The examination of Henry c. Dorsey,
charged with having sometime during the " IN,
ter Of s1s and 20 stolen from IHe oi Bo,3 y,
oCo took place yesterday morning before
rsfir BsakeIy. and resulted II bis being com
..red n r.isor Ter .sial IL deaals OF 95gVo oat'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

DEATH OF LUcRETIA A. CowINa-Tho Lib
orator announces the death of Miss Lucretia
A. Cowing, of Weymouth, Mass, aged a.
The National A. S. Standard says: She has
been from childhood connected with the Anti
Slavery cause, and so completely identified her
self with it that it would be as impossible as
ungrateful for the causes sake, to speak of her
without referring to that connection. Those
who have known the Boston Fair familiarly for
years past will greatly miss in future her pleas
ant and graceful presence, and her unobtrusivo
but efficient and powerful aid. The death of a
young, gifted, and cultivated woman like Miss
Cowing whose youth and energies have been laid
freely upon tho altar of the Anti-Slavcry cause,
should prompt us to heed and profit by tho less
on which such a life as hers teaches. If in the
mako-believe and frivolous world about us it is
rare to see woman at the age when usually
lighter matters are the objects of life, give her
self unrcscrvcdly to n purpose which can only
give in return sense of duty performed, so
VIC may renew our faith in, and our devotion to
cause which enlists such advocates.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17
Do you Heart

The Baltimore Clipper romarks of the threats
Of secession from the Union " What good is to
effected by themi WIN they enlarge the houn-
dares Of slaveryi Not an inch. Or give great
or security TO slave propcrtys No. INTACT
THE UNION GIVES ALL THE SECURITY
TO SLAVE PROPERTY WHICH 1T POS
SESSES. A separation Of the States would
render it comparatively valueless."
The Clipper is right-its testimony cannot be
impeachcd. We believe the great body o.
Shareholders, in spite of all that South Carolinl
may do, viii cling to the Union with death.
grasp so long as the North can be kept from re-
pudiating tho guarantees
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17
snleln, OHIO, August ~, 1850.

IsS-THn EDrroR is obliged to hurry away to
the Litchfold meeting before this number goes
to press. Readers must not be surprised, there
fore, il they discover marks Of haste in the ar
rangement and filling up of the paper.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

CIAY's PosIrIoS.-Thc Southern Press as
sign, Henry Clay posh which our Freesoil
friends will hardly think him qualified TO fll !
and yet VIC can easily see why the out-and-out
friends of slavery arc disgusted at his efforts to
sit on two stools. The Press says:
Henceforth no man can doubt where HENRY
CLAY stands--the head and front of the Free
Soil facton--animated by the same unhinohina
courage, the same pertinaeity Of purpose, tho
same regal viii. the same impatience OF all con,
tra,liction and all opposition, which have gained
him so many friends and admirers, and alicnatet
irretrievably as many more.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

ImpoRTANT MOVEMENT IN LITERATURE.
The literati of Boston are about TO start a
new paper in the style OF Pune't-a paper
that is the transcript of all the wit of Eng
iaDd. and which has over thousand cores
,,ondeBts, the cream of whose jokes is skim
med from the milk of fancy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

FREDEnIoK DoUeLAss.--On the First Page
viii be found extracts from various papers,
giving somo account of Mr.. Douglass's late
tour at the West, or rather of what befel him
at several places wherc he lcctured. Next week
we shall give his own report of his journeyings
and labors from The North Star.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17
0be Auti- SIoperp Busls.

LOVE AGITATION WHEN THERE Is cAUsR FoR
IT--THB ALAiM NELL WHICH srARTLEs THB IN
nAnIrANTs or A CRY, SAVES THEM PROM BEING
BURNED IN THEIR BBDs.--BWrke. r.t
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17
VOL. s..

Of plain food were made for oil. attend no
meetings in which moro decided impressions for
freedom, peace and all good are made. 1 love
the society of children, and to lead them to the
spirit and practice Of goodness. H.C.W.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

Missouri. The recent election in this State
has probably resulted in a temporary triumph
Of tho Wings, the Democrats being divided into
two parties, Benton and Anti Benton.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

FRENZY Clay while making speech in Phila-
delphia, the other day, to a mass of his friends
assembled in the street, was interrupted by the
driver ofan omnibus, who tried to force his vehic-
Gle through the crowd but was prevented. Mr..
Clay exclaimed, THAT omnibus left at Wash
ington didn't get through!' whereupon there
was vocifcrous cheering and laughter.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

CoUST MrnAsosLnd his commission have
settled tho details of plan for the defence of
Cuba. It involves an increased expenditure of
So, 100000, which is to be raised by loan, and
this is to be paid by increasing the Cuba taxes
80 per cent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

Cyrus M. Burloigh, Editor of the Pennsyl.
vania Freeman, has gone to his native town
Plaindeld, Ct, to spend few weeks. His pen,
however, will still be employed for the beneiir
Of the Freeman's readers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

The First of August was celebrated at Prov
idence, as We learn from the Mirror, by a fine
looking procession, attended with music and ap-
propriate banners, pagaded the streets on horse
back in carriages, and on foot. The whole af-
fair passed of pleasantly.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

The Salem Quarterly Meeting of Friends,
held ut New Lisbon on Seventh day last, was
unable TO agree upon persons suitable to act as
Representatives to tho Yearly Meeting, and will
consequently not be officially represented in
that body. The question that divided the SON
timent of the meeting is intimately related to
the Reforms of the day.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

NonTH CARoIrNA, long a Wing State, has
elected a Democratic Governor and Legislature.
Reason: tho shareholders (or the noisicst part
of them,) have more confidence in the fidelity
of the Democratic party to the peculiar institu-
ton than in that of the Wings under the present
administration.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

Buchanan, it is said, is in high glec, consider
ing his nomination to the Presidency by the
Democratic party as certain. Cass and his
friends however, don't yet give it up.