Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-09

lsLsiVHNiIOS OF 1uk MISSOURI LIMA NIitcI
in the DAILY South ClroiiHian, over the signature
Of Calhoun" strongly urge. the re establishments
lof tie Missouri compromise line. The South, he
thinks, wa, jtd dupei ia the passage Of tie Ne.
brnskl E9nsas iii AMI. without in the slightest
degree consuming those Southern memhcrs q Con.
crcss who voted for the iii.ajyised obiitoriliou Of
the line, he advises that they retraee their steps q,
the earliest opportunity.
lFiy.a,e1'g Observer.
Tho late av,-al4 Of some Of the leading North
ern Democrats tb It breaking down the line was
sure t. have the effect Of preventing the creation Of
any more slave States were certainly not calculated
to give Southern politicians q very encouraging
prospeet.-Ndt. MteRtycnos.
The Louisville papers contain q report Of q ne
gro who kepta grug shop in n natfuat at Cairo,
having been sued for 800 and judgement rendered
against Kim. lie threatened to shoot the magi.-
tratc il lac did nos let him OFF. IGo afterwards arm
ed himself and took his stand in his boat. which
was soon surrounded by n number Of the people.
he negro fired into the crowd, wounding four per
sons. ihq boat was then fred, cut loose. and
pushed oat in lilo river. The negro tied a weight
around his neck, jumped overheard and was
drowned,
The Charleston Mars takes strong ground
against The law for he imprisonment of culurel
EcAnen in South Carolina. and recompends its re-
peal or modification Mt tho present session Of the
Legislature. We are gitd that there is one press ia
the state capable Of feeling ashamed of that infa.
nous statute.-N +. Post.
SciciDs.--Mr. Aaron nnnbar, Of Marlboro,
committed suicide on the 29th ult., in Columbus,
o., by tasting 10 grains Of ShYciniRe. Mr.. D
had gone to Columbus for the purpose Of being
married to n lady Of that city, and on the night OF
his death he had been with his intended wife till
10 o'clock, and had made arrangements with her
to be married ut : o'clock On tho following morn
ing. lie leaves It family Of six children, the old.
est OF whom is Is.
SLAVERY ~ MlxyEsorA.-Tle St. Paul Mnae
: sofidn has heard q rumor that q colony or Virginia
r, planters have determined to take advantage of thu
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, and remove
with their slaves to tho Minnesota Territory. We
are inclined to believe that there is but little caust
Tor alarm, ns the Nirginirns can hardly he expect
. ed to SCI! cat upon such an enterprisins movement
as that.
Pd;iADELrniA, November GO.
In Tie criminal court to-day Dr.. Stephen +
Bcrl VA "ealencel to four years and six month";
B, j Imprisonment in the conniy prison for the outrac'
> upon Miss Nudge. Previous to his sentence b,
made 4 speech in which he asserted his entire inno
cence and ccnsured the district attorney and jury
The quincy P&ci,! contains n description Of til,
new NJ lnum.nt Just GREETED in the Unitariai
church Of that town, to the mcm1ry OF john Q
Adams. by his son, G. F.. Adams. 1t issurmoun
2 ted by a bust Of the deceased, By Powers.
! Dosa1icks.--.A correspondent Of The Micaq
Democratic Press states that 20. L. X. philanic
pocslcks, y. BIS Mortimer NJ. Thomson, for
meal Of Ann Arbor, Mich, and at presenta clerI
in this City, md q brotbe: Of the Ncw.T York cor
respondent Of TIE Dttr0t AdrertiSsr.
Much excitement existed in Nlraro Countv
TeXls, growing out Of the arrest Of . man name,
Well, charged with negro-stcalinG. IL was tIhci
: in charge by the mob aud Immediately hung. III
body was mutilatsd in tho most barbarous man
ner.
In Houston, Texas, there ara seven hrndrct
children between the ages Of six and sixteen, c
y which number only eighty-threo were attondin.
school on the lst Of November.
Charles Lever was coming over 70 the Unite
y StGtes IN the Attic, the trip that she was lost, an.
was persuaded by his wife to defc- his visit on nc
countof Il very remarkable prescntimcn: that sh
had agains; it.
I Oficii ! notice has been received NJ the State De
p%artment that the Allies mean to enforce riGorou
blockade of all Russian ports in the Black sea, Bal
tie, White sea and sea Of AzofF.
The remains Of Madame Sontag it is said are
still lying unburicd outside Of the city of Vert
Cruz.