Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-10
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

rent estimates tho crop of wheat in Ohio, for tn,
present year, at 25,000, 900 of bushels. This, a
on average price Of 20 cents, will yield TO the
farmers Of that State $l7500,000l The CROP
of ls49 was estimated at 100000, which at
los cents, the average price, yielded $l0,6O0,-
900. The crop of this year is, therefore, worth
$7,0o0,00O more than the last, in tho article Of
wheat alone.
! ATRocIous.-Tho Frecman's Journal, the
leading Catholic Journal published in n. York
"A paper infamous for its defence Of the butch
cries and cruclties of Nicholas, Haynau and
the minions oftho Pope, has the following afro
cious paragraph concerning the death Of tho
noble and gifted Margaret Fuller:
"Tho too widely known Margaret Fuller,
formerly of Tho Nec York Tribune, was ship
wrecked and drowned off Fire Island, just as she
was approaching the American coast. She had
with her the manuscript Of book in which she
sang the praises Of all the scoundrcls who pilla-
ged Rome and villifed tho Pope and all decent
men. Her terrible end should be a tcarning 10 tho
miscreants Of ohOm she icaS an advocate."
Iron MOUNTAIN IN WIscoNsIN.--A few days
since (says the Mineral Point Tribune Of July
| l2) We were shown specimen of iron orc,
brought from Black River, Crawford Co., tho
quality of which surpasses any iron ore VIC havo
ever before seen. SO pure is it, that it is thought
by.good judges that smelling furnaces will be
unnecessary for obtaining the pure mctal--it
yielding about ninety per cent, pure iron. Tho
amount Of ore Is said to be very great, it cover
ing ut least forty acres.
WEBSTER has got into the State Department
and cheated the people of Massachusetts, out OF
the vengeance which they were preparing for
him. He must remain in the Cabinet or in
somo National station, for unless the people Of
IN
himself, they will never again trust him. He
has escaped the rctributoI prepared for him,
but it is one comfort to know that his seat in
tho Senate must be filled by better man. A
worse one cannot be found.-LoiccH An,erisan.
CASE OF THE CREoLE.-Rey West, July %.
Tho case of the steamer Creole came before
the United States District Court for trial on tho
10th. The Proctor for the defense, not being
properly empowered by the owner to defend
her, she was condemned by default, and ORDER
cd TO be sold by the Marshal, after giving legal
notice. An appeal will be taken to the Su-
prcme Court.
The PREsrDEST's FAMILY.-The Detroit Tri-
bune says that Mr.. Fillmore has two brothers
who have for some time resided in Washtcnaw
County, Michigan-one house carpenter and
the other q blacksmith by trade. He has sis
ter in Michigan, the wife of 1Ir. Harris of
Coldwatcr, lawyer by profession, and another
sister married in Northern Indiana. lie visited
them all last Summer.
PASSPORTS To CoLoRED PERsoNs.-The Chi
cago Tribune says, Mr.. Wentworth, our
Member of Congress, addressed a note to ]. NJ.
Clayton, Secretary OF State, asking for pass
port for Mr. Knight, a colored person of this
city, and certifying to his acquaintance with him
for ten years. On the outside of this note was
tho following laconic answer, in the pcremptory
style of the slavcholder
'lr. We'teorth is respectfully informed that
passports are not issued to persons Of color
DANIEL WEBSTER. Never did a drowning
man catsh at a rope with moro 'alacrity' than
Mr.. Webster has jumped, by invitation Of Presi-
dent Fillmore, from the floor of the Senate in
to the office of Secretary of State. It saves
him from a sure rejection by the people of
Massachusetts,, at the next Legislature, in case
he had been presented for reelection TO the
Senate; but his condemnation by them is not
the less positive.
SALT AT SYRAcUsE.-About two million gall
Ions OF salt brine are pumped up every day at
Syracuse, and the wonder is how the water is
imprcgnatcd, and it is said to improve every
year. Hundreds of acres ofland are covered by
evaporating watts, and constantly spreading over
more. These are rcplenishcd with brine daily,
and the salt gathered twice in season.
STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-The Steamer Amori-
ca burst one of her boilers on Thursday morn
ing of last week, forty miles below Erie, Pa,
destroying several lives and severely wounding
many persons. The scene on board was dread
full. The surviving passengers wero taken off
by the Alabama. The accident was tho result
of carelessness.
The VIRGINIA LYNcHTNG CAsR.-The Pied
mont Wing states that measures have been ta-
ken for the arrest of those concerned in the un-
lawful hanging of tho negro Grayson, and ex-
presses the hope that every offender will bo
brought to answer for his deeds.
A public meeting of the citizens of Fredcricks-
burgh, to express abhorrence at the recent out
rage perpetratcd in Culpsppcr county, was held
ON Friday.
A DAsrARDLY OUTRAGE.-On Saturday night
last number of villains entered the orchard Of
Hervcy Mccain, residing some three miles
southeast OF Lebanon, and cut down about four
hundred of his grated peach trees. They were
in full bearing, OF the choicest varieties, and tho
fruit on them was worth at least thousand dol
lars.-Le5aRon Star.
SOMETHING NEw.-An ingenious Yankee
down east, has invented a machine for milking
COWS. The editor Of the Maine Farmer has seen
it, and given it trial. He says it cmptios the
udder very freely and easily, and at the rate of
about quart per minute.
Abner Smith from Massachusetts,, took three
alligators from Louisiana TO Cincinnati, for the
purpose of exhibiting them. One of them bit
him on the arm, and terrible inflammation
supervening, he died.
"WOmans Rights"