Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-09-17
Nems of the 1nrrk.
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

locomotive and tender over endwise OIL the track,
leaving the train Of ears to pass without injury
Mr.. S. Il. Colby, the conductor was found dead inn
medately under the engine. Tho fireman had
both his legs broken and was otherwise so badly in
iurcd that he died within a few hours. The en-
ginecr was found sitting by tree several rods
from the place Of explosion considerably scalded
but he and another individual, who was also injur-
cd are both in a fair way Of recovery. The engin-
eer give no account Of how he got to the place
where he was found. The train was heavy one
and slipped upon the track, and to overcome the
grade, which is one of the most difficult on the
road il is supposed that too great head Of steam
was accumulated, which occassioned the accident,
but of this nothing is certainly known. The dead
bodies were brought to this place the evening Of
the accident.
Mr.. Colby was formerly from Massachusetts,,
where his friends reside-was a very gentlemcnly
and worthy man. Some two months since he suf-
fcred from an accident on the road, by which his
hand was disabled We have not learned the
name of the other man killed, his friends we arc
told reside near Courtney's station.
New MAr.--A nsw and beautiful map of North
America, is now offered for sale in this county, by
Mr.. TAYLOR, the Agent. It is, VIC should think from
a hasty examinations very accurate one, and ex-
hibits the most recent changes in Names Railroads.
Territories, &c,
| Tho 1Iackmdn and police officer WHO attempted
the kidnapping in Cincinnati last week, have been
bound over for trial for the offence in the sum Of
900 each.
The Newspaper Compositors Of Pittsburgh, have
given notice that they will not work for their pres
ent wages, longer than this week. In consequence
of which tho Dispatch adyertises for six or eight
young women to learn the business.
Rise OF BREAD STUFFs.-Flohris said to have ad-
Aanced 81, so per barrel in N. Y since the 18th of
August. Spectators are wide awake for opera
tons in wheat and flour. A scarcity exists in scv-
oral countries of Europe, which has occasioned the
rise.
A CONGRESSIONAL SLAVE TRADEh.--U. j. Faulk-
ner, NJ. C. Virginia, recently sold two slates for
twelve hundred and fifty dollars each.
GooDcIL BUcKINGHAN, has been proposed bt The
FREQ Democratic Central Committee, as candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, in place of Judge Bssel,
declined. Tho Rayenna Star is displeased with
this. It's Editor would have preferred that the
place had not been supplied and the Free Demo
Gratis left free to vote for Allcn the Whig Candi-
date, who is progressive and a Maine Law man.
The Muskingam Co. Temperance Alliance, rec
ommends, that temperance men vote for Lowis and
Allen.
In Columbus, the rumscllers have been alarmed
lest the Democratic candidates should prove unre-
lably and have taken preliminary steps to noni-
nate new ones, who shall be soakers and no mis-
take.
STATE FAIRs.-Excursion Tickets to the Ohio
State Fair at Dayton and the Pennsylvania Fair ut
Pittsburgh, can be had at Salem and other ticket
Offices along the Ohio and Pennsylvania Road.
THRoueh TrKErs to Philadelphia, can be had at
the Rail Road Offices at Alliance and Salem PRICE
5000
A mob of Irishmch assaulted Wech's circus
last week, in Somerset. They seized the public
arms. Two men were killed and Othors wounded.
The rioters were afterwards arrested.
Tho Jerry Rescue Trials arc to be attempted
again at Canandaigua, ON the 9th inst Millard
Fillmore, with all his zeal, was unable to convict
single man for violation of the Fugitive Act. 1t
is now to be tried under Democratic auspices
With what success, we shall see. =.
The Anti-Slavery Reporter says that 0,0I0 slaves
have been imported into Cuba, during the five
months ending the lst of May, embracing fifteen
cargoes.
BIsHop DoANE, of New Jersey, has been for
some time on trial before bench of Bishops of
the Protestant Episcopal Church There are thirty
one charges tabled against him, including fraud in
various forms, false swearing, and drunkenness.
Some of the Free-Soilers of Cleveland, opposed
to "the fusion" held meeting on Saturday last,
Messrs. Wade and Spellman advocated 'the fusion"
and Judge Spaulding and George Bradbum op-
posed. Measures were taken to hold a nominating
convention on the 24th inst. A resolution was
also presented proposing the establishment Of a
new paper, as the organ of the party. It was
finally laid upon the table.
The AntiaSlavery Standard gives an account of
the rescue of slave woman from htr mistress, at
Elmira, N, Y. The mistress had brought the wo-
man as a nurse from Missouri. A gentleman on
the cars noticed both of the female travellers sus-
pectod their relation, inquiry confirmed his sus-
pisions, writ of Habeas Corpus was sued out
and after hearing, tho woman was proclaimed
free, and discharged from the service Of her
claimant
PACIFIC RAIL RoAD,-Co Benton writes to the
National Intelligencer that he has intelligence from
the company exploring the middle route for the
Pacific Railway, that thoy have found not pass,
merely, but valley running through the mount
aims, good for railroads and settlements; so that
the problem is solved, for summer travel. Coll
Fremont has started on a winter exploration, and
will decide what IL will he in that season of thp