Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-08
Mems of the III eek !.
Donestic InteIligence.

ANOTHER MAMMOTH CAvE.-A hole in the
ground " has been discovered and explored,
noar Madison, the Capital of Wisconsin, which
bids fair to rival the great subterancan cxcaya-
ton in Kontucky.
The party who explored the Wisconsin Cave
were five days under ground, coming out sever
al miles distant from the place where they went
in. The vastnoss OF the cavern, at various pla-
ccs is described inipressire and is supposed to
extend under most of tie counties of Danc and
Iowa. The party passed over and among large
masses aud blocks, which, on examination,
proved to be lead ore of fine quality spreading
over a surface Of three miics-not less than
2O0, 900 tons in sight They found fnc copper
ore, and elerht pounds Of natire saeer Crystals,
stalactitos, incristations, &C., abundant, and
water falls and lake, which was explored in a
canoe, and found to be 81 feet deep. Such is
the statement of the subtcrrancan explorers,
published in tho Madison Argus, by Howell
LumlOy, Esq., the leader of the party.
Tbs PowfR OF WoMAN.--The Board Of Ex-
else met to day at 10 o'clock to grant Licenses,
and to transact other business. We are inform
cd that number of Ladies' Of this place, and q
few from Hprscheads, repeated their annual
visit bcfore lthc Honorable Board, which was
ably 1ddfes'ed by Mrs. n. w. Gardiner of
this place, ana Mrs. Dcmercst of Households,
who advocated their cause with ability, and in
a manner, we doubt not that made some Of the
honorable members, who wished to be on both
sides of tho question, feel rather uneasy in
their boots" No Licenses ,eere granted.-L3mi-
ra N. Y. Republican.
NEW CoINs.--Arrangcmcnts arc being made
at the u. s. Mint for issuing two new coins of
the value of l and 3 cents respectively. The
three cent piece which is three-fourths silver
and onc-fourth copper, is little smaller in cir
cumfercnce than half-dime and about two
...la ~ asl.
size of dime, with large hole in the center,
ostensibly to give it greater circumference,
though this feature will be very convenient, by
distinguishing it, in the pocket, from all small
silver pieces.
CLEVELAND AND WELLsvuLR RAuRoAD.-
Tho Ravenna Wing states that the work on this
improvement ia progressing very finely. The
May estimate, amounting 10 $56,055 has just
been paid Its expected TO commence putting
on the super-structurc about the middle of July,
at three different points, on the first seventy
miles of road south of Cleveland, and to progress
at the rate Of one mile and haif in a day. The
cars are expected to be running from Rayenna
to cleveland BY the first of October. .,,.. b.,
NEonoEs WELL PRovpsn FoR.-Mrs. Sabra,
relict Of the late William Brown, died near
Brunswick, in this State, on the Sd inst, aged
74years. BY herwill--thc Brunsteicker says-
come heirs Of the estate and plantation, and in
sucn way, we irari, .na. .ney Gan never S aie-
nasc na 'no iana aney a'e
% Lo"s' iuP'' ''s"s-
/ o.Tur soxs oy Tpvppp ,scr and other similar
ilatorniues are 70 noia granu ccieprauoh IN
boston on .uc itin INST inVuau9ns nave oeen
extended % al ,ne socieres IN lhe omteo o'a1es'
as wen as tne nli'sh iFovihces ana II Is con
teen or twenty thousand viii be present.
Il -, g.li s 3, ~,
\ ..iroi' WEBSTER ana ms Ialhily, INC boston
don. A gentleman, who had visited tho con-
\ demned man, observed to the editor OF that pa
per that he never saw. 50 cheerful and pleasant