Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-24
PEACE AFTER WAR AT ERIE.

The Eric Railroad War has probably closed. a
flag of truce has been exchanged. The beligeronts
are negotiating On the part Of Erie, committee
composed of the Mayor, Lowry, and others, will
meet the representatives Of the various Railroads
involved in the dispute, at New York.
In meanwhile, the U. S. Marshall has repaired to
the late scene Of war, armed with the authority Of
the Supreme Court, to enforce the injunction, and
protect the company against the Erie mob.
The Company will commence repairing damages,
relay ing torn up track re bGilding plOwdod down
embankments and burned down bridges, to-day or
tomorrow. Before the week ends, the cars will
run to Buffalo from Cincinnati without break Of
guagc, unless the gap in the bridge at Erie should
require longer time to repair.
The Company are now backed by the power OF
the General Government and we don't apprehend n
speedy renewal Of hostilitcs.- Eores! Cay Demo
crat.
The Mcriden (Ct.,) Wing srcaks Of a new in
vention, by Mr.. Gold for heating room, and
says by its use, one pint Of water is converted
into steam, condensed and re-conyertcd to steam,
"ad inlnitnm = docs not need to be renewed the
heat is continually radatng and in proportion to
the degree fheat used is the rapdity of the process
and the amount Of caoric evolved 1t occupies but
little room, may be painted in any style and hung
up on the wall; may be carried from onc room to
another cannot be injured by careless servants,
heating rapidly, and cost is trhing and the OK
pense OF heating is about one fifth that of coal and
wood. Tho heat used is that of burning alcohol or
other gaseus fluids.
TuE Female Composors who have been received
as apprentices to learn arc Already after only two
weeks experience, beginning to DO quite expert
and useful. The experiment, it is now clear, will
prove successful and mutually advantageous. We
have fifteen intelligent women, drawn from various
OccupatOns--toacheTs, millncrs, etc, etc.,-whC
will be able, at much less labor to earn much more
than ever before and at steady employment. There
are very many who feel deep interest in this move
ment and we report progress for their benefit In
another year several hundred females will find prof
liable employment in this new feld.-Cm. Gaz,
RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBscRIBER.-A friend hand
us batch of handblls sent from Kentucky to the
officers of this city, Offering large rewards for the
capture and recovery Of their property" Rober
Anderson, Of Trimbe county, oilers 5000 for the
arrest of two strapping yellow "boys,-one lee
10 inches high, heavy built active made, intelligent
looking, hale and hearty Fl years old, The Other
is described athletic, robust fellow heavy set
and % years old.
! James W. Cluke offers one thousand dollars re
ward for the discovery Of his boy Henry, who is de
scrbed as being 26 years old feet high, powerfully
built light mulatto straight hair, and masculine
port and bearing.
From the description he must boa magnifcen
specimen of the physical man-almost pure An
lglo-Saxon of the Kentucky hunter breed--a man M
doubt possessing great natural abilities ii properl,
cultivated Ii is such men as these that the Fugl
tive Law would seize and force back to toll an(
sweat for another man. in every useful respect hi
inferior. Inferior in intellect inferior in manhood
But no man was vile enough in Cleveland for Sl00
bribe to attempt to intercept this iugityes steps
Freedom Public sentiment, his own conscience
| and the fellows bulk and bravery all combine
nrevent any man making blood hound Of bimsel
IN the premises. Forest cay Democrat