Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-10
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
Of the emigration which passed on the north side Of
the Platte river.-Iocd Free Press.

Of the emigration which passed the north side Of
the Platte river.-Io Iowd Free Press.
An injunction has been served upon the Mayor
and Common Council fthis city and about $50 pri-
yate citizens, cuioinng them not to do any damage
to the Railroads in general, and the ones Running
through Erie in particular.
FSs-Col. Benton has taken tine seat in the House
50 long occupied by John Quincy Adams This
causes some talk.
Gsyn Broomers," is the namc which the Jour
nal of Commerce gives to the ladies' long dresses,
which arc 50 long to sweep the side walks of the
city
The CioiHa Cditoliea, Of Genoa, announces that
a song by DANTE, hitherto unpublished has been
found in the library Of Prince Barberini, at Rome
MISS MITFoRD, the distinguished authoress, is
collecting her dramas and writing Il new story.
Both will be issued in few months in London.
Bsiy~A German named Knyper has learned to fly.
lie lately few from the tower Of Scholoss, at Lei
psic but he landed on the ground pretty hard-so
hard as to break both his legs.
raJ-In the court at Petersburgh Virginia. Cor.
nclius Holloway was found guilty of involuntary
mansaughter in killing negro, and fined S25.
| The Hon g. G.. Atherton, recently deceased
Of his roperty, upward Of 10000, to his wife and
cousins.
] The Swcedcnborgians, or New Church, have es
tablished College at Urbana and near 100 students
are in attendance. The Institution is quite liberal
in its character, and the prevailing influence Of the
town is the New Church.
! Isi5-The current price aG -four at Windsor, tCan.
ada West is 81 per barrel and fresh pork il SO per
hunlrpl mud ths yvhpva ipr lop hot
will produce fron 90 to 40 bushels Of wheat per acre
is selling at from 81 to 10 uer acre under state Of
cultiyation-Vojcee efhe Fagitvc.
The Texas Legislature has been organized, ant
Gov. Bell has delivered his message large portion
Of which is devoted to the Pacific Railway scheme
the Gov. recommends the Fl Paso route.
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Buffalo has al
dressed letter to the congregation Of the Churol
of st. Louis, in that city threatening to exconmu
nicate them il they do not conform to the decision
of the Papal Nuncio, and deliver their churcl
property into his hands
HExRY WARD BErcnrR is about to publish thrct
volumes entitled Star Fdpcrs-the contributions ht
has furnished to the colums Of The IadependsH
during the past three four years The first vol
umc will contlin Experiences IF IH and Nature
the second Religious Essays; The third, Coairorer
sial Papers. We risk nothing in saying that this
McElrath Barker are to be the publishers.
i FANNY FrRN "EeyR LcaUcs," now some four o,
five months cut Of press, has had sale Of over 40
900 copies, and is still selling fast two power
presses can print. The authoress, but recent,
: fighting brave but unequal battle for the bar,
sus,enOnco other half orphan children has alread,
received over $1,000 as copyright for this work. auC
will probably receive as much more
II U. S. SENAToRs.-C. c. Clay, has bcen elected L
! the L. $ Senate for six years, from Alabama an,
D.. Benz. FITzrArRICR to fill the vacancy occasionct
| by the resignation Of Vice Pre- iident King. Mr.
Clay has served term of six years in the Senate
and was n leading man there.
r The Georgia Legislature has postponed the elec
ton Of a senator till its next session.
5 The Legislature Of Nermonthas thus far failed t
elect a Senator after great number of ballotings
No coalition" has yet seemed practicable.
I TX Governor Williams has been appointed Sens
+. tor Of New Hampshire to supply the vacancy occG
, stoned by the death Of Mr.. Atherton.