Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-01

Jenny, were his slaves in the State OF Missouri:
That they came with the respondent to oregon ana
that said petitioner and hil wife remained IN tic
service of the respondent for several years after
their arrival here That the petitioner Is poor ana
ignorant and unfit to have the of said children
The respondent makes no claim 10 said children
because their parents were his slaves III Missouri
and certainly none can exist ioras soon as the laws
Of Oregon touched the parties the relation Of mas
tcr and slave was dissolved, and the petitioner and
his wife and children were made free people. Inc
children were awarded TO petitioner.
"CNctg TuM's CABiN" has become almost world
wide in it's currency and fame. ll'Tdly less than
One Million copies have been printed in various
countries. and the work Of translation ard mutt
plicaton to-day goes on With unilagging energy 1t
is nightly played at no less than hai-aduzcn thea
tcrs and attracts crowded houses at the National in
this City, whore 1t has been played exclusively 10Y
term longer than any distinct eonseiousness on
our part that there was a National Theatcr IN this
City. Songs founded onits more affecting incidents,
beginning to be sung at nearly every house. and
We expect yet to witness Uncle Tom trahshSuied IN
a grand Italian OpCra-pcrhaps with Mario as lncie
Tom. Gris a. Eliza and the latest successful det Z
ante as the gentle Eva. Nc hear that Mr.. Hays
paintcrn Indiana is preparing series of fifty pic
lures scenes representing the entire story from
the first to the last chapter. Ii is highly spoken o
by those who have seen ~ but how competent or
how impartial it may be, we have no means of dc
termining. 1t will in due season be exhibited
Tribune.
CuiNEsr ST tvERY.--A novel case was disposed of
by the Recorder at San Francisco Du tho 10Th ult.
4 Chinese girl complained that she had been bought
in China by one of her countrymcn for ninety dol
lars, and brought to this country, where she occu-
pied the double post of servant and mistress. She
also alleged that she had been maltrcnted by her
lord and master and had attempted to leave but ne
wot.ld not let her. The ChinaInan stat that he
hoI fniI hpr no IN this and Great
many other expenses, amounting tn 81 OOO and that
she had given her note and promised to work It out
but that recently she had been very undutitul and
had frequently tried to escape. After patient
hearing, U'e man was discharged, and the woman
ordered to be released from scryitudc.
DR. 7. ]. TRrNDLE, of Boone county, was arrested
ON last Saturday night 10th inst.) at Burlington,
charged with an attempt to steal slaves After
trial before an examining court, he was bound over
for his appearance at the circuit court in the sum
of $1,000. Failing TO give the necessary bonds,
| he was committed to Jail. Gov. Morchcad, ). L.
Wall. aud $. NJ. Moore appeared for the defence;
Mr., Menzcaspd Judge Kinkaid for the prosecution.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept l3.-LWm. Spriggs, q fugitive
slave, claimed by Dr. Whitridge Of Baltimore, was
arrested here this afternoon by young man of Is,
n son of the celebrated Geo F. Albert. A hearing
Fugitive acknowledged that he was a slave, and
refused to have counsel. A warrant was, therefore
made out, and the slave was started for home with
his master. There was no excitement no colorcd
persons present at the hearing
BLACK AND WuITE.-Jamcs Williams coorcd
man, who has been in business for some time past
in Pearl street, where he succeeded his former en-
plOyer, member of the Society of Friends has
entered into co-partnershp with David Plumb and
L 4 A.b 10, MI tl,n il mo-
business rs Importers and wholesale dealers in
china glass and earthen ware, No. II Barclay ST.,
one door east of Greenwich street. co-partner-
ship like this is prophecy of the good time coming
when the hateful spirit Of caste will have wholly
I disappeared from among us.--I s. Standard
SLAVE SrAMPEDE.--Thc Cincinnati Commercial
says there a serious negro stampede from plan
tations sixty miles back of the river in Kentucky
on Saturday night. OF eleven slaves who decamped,
five succeeded in crossing the Ohio, few miles be-
low this city yesterday. Their pursuers w"ft in
town last night but learning that the fugitvcs had
got twelve hours start, gave up the chase.
4 New PouTICAL AssoCIArioX.-7The "IIards" in
the city of New York have formed II new political
association called the. 4" Democratic Adainantne
Association" No person can be admitted who does
not pledge himself to support the Fugitive Slave
Law, and oppose its amendment. Those who voted
for Van Buren, and Adams, or Dix and Gatcs, in
lotoj arc loreNer eAcluucu.
: A Coop MovEMENT.-A general meeting Of Pres
idents and Directors of various railroads in th'
: United States, will convene ut Washington durint
the month of October, to consider the adoption 0
such general measures as shall guard against acci
, dents on railroads, and give more confidence t
. travellers.
G. G. AND C. RAILRoAD.-The grading for tn
= double track to Grafton, (which is all that is ye
: under contract is in forward state; say two
thirds completed and the IRON will be put down
before the close of the year. 1t is, we understand
! in contemplation to continue the work of grading
= to Gallon this winter.-7iUe Democrat.
: by In Nav last Mr. j. j. RonERTs was reelecte,
i President of the Republic of Liberia over Chic
= Justice Benedict At the eime time STEPHEN n
r Benson elected Vice President. At the end o
the present term President ROBERTS will have serye
, eight years as President and six years Goyerno
, of Libcria-in all fourteen years.
BE- The Missouri river has opened for itself
! new outlet TO the Mississippi. On Saturday woel
- it succeeded in cutting new mouth, or debouche
into the Mississippi, across the point of land lynn
7, about half a mile above whore it has run OF lat
years IL now strikes the Mississippi in direction
which is likely to prevent the washing of the Hi
nois or eastern shore to any injurious extent. a
! the last accounts two steamers had passed through
the new chute, and this may now DO regarded Al
tho mann channel OF the Missouri.
BSsS- Benjamin Greenlcaf, the woll-known math
s ematician, author of several arithmetics and al
algebra says that more cloth is manufactured yearl,
on the Merrimac River and its trlentaries than OF
Il any other river and its tributaries in the world
= This is not mere opinion, butt derived fron
careful computation.
= Bfy- We learn from the Batavia IN. W paper
that Judge Dibbc has decided that the sale by th
Seneca Chiefs, in 1912, of their lands near Buffalo
5 to the Ogden Company, was fraudulent and illegal
a and that he has granted warrant for the remoya
7 Of tho occupants Of the land.
+ Daya Harvard College opens this year with th
r largest classes ever known ut that Institution
Is 1.