Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-07-19

commencement OF the Pacific Railroad.
General Talcott has been found guilty by the
Court Marshal and dismissed from the service.
The House of Representatives of N. II. have
passed resolution approving of the Compro-
mise and commencing Mr.. Fillmore.
Rev. DIR. Plummer Of Baltimore, has issu-
cd letter designed as prop for the Union and
oil the Union loving newspapers.
Every United States Judge who has spoken
on the fugitive law has sustained its constitu-
tonality.
Twcnty.four thousand cmigrants arrived in
New York in packet ships in June exclusive OF
those who arrived as cabbin passengers.
The Democrats of Ohio assemble in Convon-
tion at Columbus to nominate officers on We'd
ncsday the 9th of August
from n. Y. gave in his adhesion to the COM
promises in due form in speech in New York
city on the 4th.
Seven Southern papers have announced their
preference for Senator Douglass for Prcsi-
dent.
Hon. David Wilmot says he cannot approve
of all the Resolutions passed by the State
Democratic Convention, but he goes for the
nominations.
The Journcyman Printers hold a National
Convention, in Baltimore on the 18th of Sep
tombor.
The following States hold their elections in
August-Kcntucky Indiana, Alabama, Arkqn-
sas, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, North Carolina
and Tennessee.
General Scott denies the imputation of hos
tility to the President and the compromise, ard
says he has often expressed himself in favor of
both.
A convention of co!orod citizens of N. York,
is called to meet in Albany on the 22d inst, to
consider the Fugitive Law, the Colonization
Scheme, and the suffrage question.
Some of the South Carolinions propose to
build fort in such a situation as to command
Fort Moultric, in case of any opposition from
the U. s. Troops stationed there, when their
state shall sccede.
Maryland lost last year two hundred and ff-
teen fugitive slaves and manumtted one-hun-
g,.o To- ota 60
last census S73.
The citizens of New Orleans arc about to
raise column at an expense of 100000, to be
inscribed with the names of the Senators and
Statesmen who sustained the Compromise
The column is to be surmounted by the statue
of Clay.
The Constitutional Convention of Virginia
has stricken out its provision for the removal of
Free Negroes from the State and authorized the
Legislature to restrict tho power of owners to
emancipatc. Any cmancipated slave remain
ing in the State over twelve months is to be
sold.
Secretary Webster is about resigning his Sec
retaryship in order to visit Europe for the bene-
fit of his health. Its impaired state is not sur
prising in view Of his uncxomplcd efforts of sa-
wing the Union, especially in connexion with
the ingratitudo of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi-
ana, and Michigan in nominating General
Scott.
At an Anti i-Slavery meeting held in Gcauga
county on the 4th inst, Mr.. Giddings was pres
ent and publicly announced that he had with
drawn from the n. S. Presbyterian church on
account of slavery. Not few will follow his
A writer in the Impartial Citizen from Syra-
Gus says A large city hall is being built, which
will comfortably seat from 5000 to 1000 people,
SO that hereafter, when VIM. Lloyd Garri-
son, Gerrit Smith, or a Douglass, come to our
city to speak, the thousands will not DO deprived
of the privilege of hearing, as heretofore.
BY different nations every day of the week
is set apart for public worship: Sunday by the
Christians, Monday by the Greeks, Tuesday by
the Pcrsans, Wednesday by the Assyrians,
Thursday by the Egyptians, Friday by the
Turks, and Saturday by the Jews. Add to this
the fact of the diurnal revolution Of the earth,
giving their variation of longitude different
hour, and it becomes apparent that every mo-
ment is Sunday somewhere
An address has been put forth by the Me-
chanics Association of Portsmouth, Va, to the
mechanics of the State, calling upon them to
organize in order to vindicatc their rights and
put an end to the practice of teaching slaves
trades. 1t seems that the owners
of negroes arc, to a considerable extent, in the
habit of bringing them up as carpenters, coop