Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-05-06

P-O 'DOct. Barnes has lcCome associated with
L. L. Rice, in the editorial management Of the
Columbian.
NEWSPAPERS ny rnE Bremen LSr-We arc M.
thorized to sny that the United States and Bremen
postal arrangement has been so far modified TINT
newspapers by the Bremen line when not over two
ounces in weight done mp, singly in narrow bands,
open at The ends or sides, may be fully prepaid to
any part of the Gcrnan-Austrian Postal Union
the rate thus required to be prepaid being three
cents per newspaper tnioa.
lion. Willard p. Hall, and Mr.. Gardenhire,
both influential Democrats in Missouri. have pub
ishcd able letters against the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, compromise Mr. Hall was the author of the
bill for the organization Of the Territories intro
cuced at the last session Of Congress- and Mr.. Gar
denhire is n leading attorney in hc State. They
claim the intelligent public sentiments Of Missouri
as with them. Tribune.
CHOLERA AGAIN.-The 'hoerG begins to make
its appearance on the Mississippi River. BY the
last foreign news twas also making its appearance
in the various places in Great Britain, and in vari-
GUS places on the continent. 1t is stated that there
were fifteen cases Of cholera on board the steamer
BeH key on her recent passage from Now Orleans
to Cairo.
TIE CoLoRED AMERICANS Of Connecticut are in.
yitcd to hold q State Meeting at New-Hayen on
Thursday, the 9th inst TO urge the amendment of
the Constitution Of their State so as to rcpea, the
present unjust denial to their race of political fran
chises. We trust they will not merely deserve
success by their moderation, dignity and general
department, but secure it,
DELLA WEBSTER, has been tried IN Trmble Co..
KY, charge of abducllng slaves thclninc
them to gain their liberty and acquitted, their
being no particle Of evidence against her.
BIBLES PRonrnrED.-Tho Archbishop of Mexico
has addressed to all the clergy circular in which
he recommends to them tho greatest vigilance in
preventing the circulation and reading of Protest.
ant Bibles, which are being introduced from the
United States to Tamauipas, across the Texan
frontier.
Eei~ REV. A. B. BRADroRD, late Of Darlington
Pa, has accepted call from the Free Presbyterian
Church Ct New Castle, Lawrence Co, Pa, and
removed to the latter place. Correspondents will
please address him accordingly.
A petition is in circulation in New Bedford, ask
ing the Mayor and Aldermen to place the names of
colorod citizens in the jury box
Ezy- There are now in Canada 81. 900 fugitive
slaves. If their average value is $500 each--they
have abstracted by their act Of running away from
the slave States, seventeen millions Ave hundred
thousands of dollars worth Of property
Rev. I. w. IIgginson states in the Common
peaN, that the separate colored school has been
abolished in Worchester Mass, almost without
opposition, and the colored children are admitted
freely to n the rights and privileges of the public
schools Of every grade. Mr.. III. states that there
is now no town or city in Massachusetts, except
Boston, that makes the privileges of education to
vary with color or with sex. Boston still unites
both these iniquitios.-
MES SrEALERs AGAIN.-Yesterday the slave
stealers were on the hunt of another victm-a
woman-who had resided in this city for some
time. Word was sent from Kenosha that the
hunters were stoping Mt a tavern there, and meas
ures were Immediately taken to see that the woman
was out of danger. We are very much opposed to
extreme measures, but We dout know but that they
will be necessary to teach the ngger steaers that
they had better remain ut home about their busi-
ness. II is very evident that they are determined
to give the blacks and whites Of this State no rest
until they are taught better. The money which
the United States officers get for their services in
the matter, is the bait which stirs up tho excite
mcnt.--Racine IdvOcdie.
UNpER-GRoUND RAILRoAD-The Detroit Station
is one Of the most important IN the whole line.
The Detroit Democrat of the 18th announces the
arrival that day, Of "toetue frsL-class passengers
from the sunny South-as follows six children
under twelve three mothers--two maidens--and
u royal young man, who overheard an offer Of
| $50 for himself on the day previous to his exit
Our now friends are delighted with tho Queens
dominions,' and are unbounded in their praises of
the convenience and dispatch of the through pas
sage Only think of twelve happy beings now no
moro slaves knoeling around tho altar of Freedom,
to present their tears Of joy and thanksgiving toI
God for the priceless boon, found at last."-Co-
lumbian.
English cotton shirts, on which the concise con
tents of the Koran are roughly printed in the
blue. arc now selling in the Turkish camp, They
are eagerly brought up at tenfod their value, rs
the Turkish soldiers attach to those talismanic OK
tracts tho gifts of making the invulnerable
in battle.
The Mohawk Indiana have instituted claim To
the Van Rensselaer, cstute, near Albany,