Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-14

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ed in it, The object will commend it to the patron
age of all the humane The Hall will doubtless be
crowded.
ITEMS.
bsB The Indians arc committing sad deprcda-
tions on the Oregon settlers.
BlgJ' The Washington correspondent Of the Tri
J,Hc says that there is prospect Of a flibusterng
expedition against Peru. Its object is TO steal Gu
ano for the benefit of Southern planters.
The Shckjuoh, Spiritualst publication, has
been suspended, and Dr. Buchanans JouHai If
Man, which is to be removed to y. York, is to take
its place.
gsly- The Citizen, John Mitchcls new paper,
commences its career with subscription Of .Coyiy-
flee housdHd.
Bsiyn The Erie prisoners, four in number, arc now
in Jail at Pittsburgh.
by" Parks, who has been on trial for murder, at
Akron, has been found guilty and sentenced to be
hung. Ills counsel have taken measures to stay
proceedings.
NJ" DIR. Wardlow, of Glasgow, Scotland, died in
that city last month.
FIREs.-New York was visited last week with
another destructive fire. Metropolitan Hail. one
Of the finest ON the continent was destroyed, to-
gethcr with a now and most splendid hotel, the
latter recently furnished in the most expensive
style.
WILLIAM DAY, Editor Of the Alicned American,
an accomplished and talented colored gentleman,
has been admitted to the bar of the Senate as q
reporter, on the motion of Dr. Townsend
CINcINNAri, Jan. l0.-.Iudge Spoorcr and the
entire police force now trial befors Magis-
tratc Chdsey for being connected with the riot ON
Christmas night.
Madame Sontag gave free concert to the chill
drcn Of the public schools to-day Over 1000 per-
sons attended.
The Grand Jury have found a true bill, for as
saul aud battery with intent to kill, against Of
the policemen engaged in the late Bcdini affair in
that city lie has been committed to Jail for trial
LOUISVILLE Jan. l0.-Crittenlen was elected
this evening to the U. S. Senate. The Democrats
voted for Gov. Powell. The vote stood as follows
Crittenden, 49,; Powell, So.
PnILADELrnIA, Jan. l0-lIon. Mr.. Muhcnbcrg
died ut Senator Broadhcad's residence, Washing
ton City, last night, at ten o'clock.
Rev. VIM. Patton, of Hartford, we'll known to be
and Abplitionists, recently lectured by invitation
before the Maryland Institute at Baltimore. lie
had an audience of 2,j00t 5000 persons. The
pssagcs in the lecture which were most warmly
appauded were those rdiculing Union Saving
Compromises, and what may be termed the South
ern type offanaticism. The speaker drew picture
of the political loafer" and referred to the staple
of his Congressional speeches, as consisting of
rhetorical fourshes concerning "the American
Eagle, the British Lion, the Compromises Of the
Constitution, the necessity of saving the cndanger-
ed Union, vnd the wickedncss and evil desert of
being born black" &c. This met with rapturous
and protracted applause. Well done, Baltimore! !
standard,
TIE SLAVE POWER ~ THE JuDIcIARy.-A recent
number of the (ohmbidn has carefully prepared
table, by whichit appears that in the Free States
Free population Of near FOURTEEN MILLIONS has
only four Judges while in the Slave States n Free
population of little more than SIX MILLIONS has tire
no wonder that the institution rather abomina-
ton of Slavery is carefully guarded by that Court
1t is constituted for that purpose. More than that
three of the four Judges in the Free States men
of the strongest Slavery proclivities, as witness
the Honorable Judge Grer of the 3D. District So,
in word the Supreme Bench of the United States
is composed of eight Pro-Slavcry Judges namely
Curtis, Nels;n, Grier, Tancy, Champbcll, Wayne,
Catron, and Daniel, and one Anti-Slavery, namely,
Mclean of the 4th District. Verify, the peculiar
institution is well guarded.
AFFAIRS or CrhA.-A correspondent of the New
York Daily times sends from llayanfd trilnsatons
Of two proclamatons recently issued by the now Cap
tain General, which we have previously noticed. One
declares the freedom of the portion of the emancpa-
dos found on the various prizes made prior to the
yoar 1858. They are at liberty to serve any mas
ter they please, at wages not less than six dollars
per month for each male and four dollars per month
for each female, subject to deduction to indcmni-