Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-11

rs h1Ntng set aside the Missouri JomprOnise Hc
said the measure had been concoctcd during the last
six weeks to serve political party ends. lie ap-
pealcd to The southern men to act tairy and honor
ably towards the North, and not seek TO repeal
because the South had no further interest
in keeping up both provisions llo warned all that
n this outrage should lc committed ou the rights
df he North. torrent Of indignant feeling would
be aroused whish would not be easy to meet
TobEtGS.-Laier Jy tie 1raJid.--Thc details of
the battle Of Ciialc on the Danube show brilliant
victory by the Turks. Il lasted fvc days. The
iusslans were completely Giscumittod; 1000 were
killed and two generals were wounded. The
Turks attacked the Russian Reserve. driving them
back upon kraoya, with the loss Of ;hcir cannon.
Tho Turks afterwards destroyed the Russian fortiii-
cations and returned 20 Kalatot.
Tho Porte makes essential notifications to the
note Of the -Four Powers, which the latter have pro-
nounccd satisfactory. The Cars answer is not
known. When the Arabia left, however, the iuli-
cations appeared that he would Immediately with
draw his ambassadors from France and England
and formally declare war.
There Is great activity Ia The French navy Yards
Every ship is ordered 10 sea. The operatives aici
working on Sundays. There has been anew levy oil
scamen made.
There is great scarcity Of food in the Roman
States.
England is strengthening all hcr coast dersnccs
There is great distress in Ireland on account oil
the severity Of the weather and high priro of pro-
visions At Carrica riots were anticipated. and tho
military are under arms; at Limerick the popula.
ton also threaten to break out
The Turks are rccuiting 30 900 Spahccs for Omar
Pasha in the spring.
force OF Turkish Cossacks were being organ
lied by Sluik Pasho, against the Russians On
their standard they bear the United Cross and Crcs
cent.
/ fs5'Broyity is said to Le the sou! of wit An
Editor from the rural districts reports the proceed
ings Of the Ohio Senate for ono day, thus - {.
! Dm.
! CoLrMprs CorRr'PoNprNcr -CoLuNrus, Jan. 20,
/ ls5I.-"Sonute mot--crpeRcla negro, charged toG.
dollars each, aud adjourned
/ Bs5'On iho lst oc january, the population Of
The state OF California was estimated ut 10000.
and composed Of 2lj,OJ0 Americans. IS 900 Ger.
mans, % 900 French. 1900 Cinnamon, 10000 Of
/ Spanish blood, 5000 miscellaneous foreigners.
10000 Indians aud $1,000 Negroes Of these
about G5,CQ0 ero women, and perhaps 10000 chill
drcn.
Ihc Washington Star says an impression IS rap
IDLY beginning to peryadc the minds of public men
IN Washington. that we are destined ere the close
OF the present session Of Congress to receive ten
ders from Spain for the sale Of Cuba This idea is
T based on tho belief that revolution will soon take
place in Spain. 20 be followed by unfricndy rcla-
tons with England.
The Wayne County Democrat is Hcrcoly opposcd
to the Nebraska bill and is down upon it - like a
thousand Of brick
tremendous move of cc occurred in the Mis-
sour river above ST. Louis, ON the Sd inst. The
lOntng, rushing field of ice took the hoats before
IL a ftp e.
: Several boats we're crushed, sunk or rendered To-
tally useless. The loss cannot fall short Of 100000
, EnrcATIoN Observation-Disclosures morsel from
v the Roman Catholic paper in st. Louis on the sub
/, iect ofGencral education is the following:
''Thc idea that teaching people to read furnishes
them with innocent amusemcnt is entirely false
It furnishes rather the most dangerous recreation
in which they can indulge"
This paper is the open advocate Of the real
Romish principles. If the people could be made
to believe as it does should soon have n numer-
our progeny of the "mothcr Of devotion" W hat
excellent citizens Of the American Republic they
would be-
ENoRNous CncULArIoS.-- Weekly Tribune
now has 9G, 600 subscribers. The aggregate cir
culation of the Daily, Weekly and Scmi-Wcek!y is
10000, copies.
/, NATHOLlC NHtEHES lN NEW NuEE CfTY.--IhC
Catholics have twenty-iour churches In the city Of
, New York and It's vicinity, and nine converts the
Euglis' language is used in eighteen of them, the
German in five and the French in one.
ProGRrss IN THE S1rTn.-Wo daily witness in
dicatons that arc very gratifying 10 us. Gov.
Mcl;ac Of Mississippi says, IN his ardrcss:
i There are but two great ideas worthy Of life
God and liberty. They embrace all Of value hcrc-
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these, men must bc intelligent; g lc Intelligent
he muse be educated; 10 he educated. tie mean,
must be proyidcd-and this is the duty Of the
! State"
A writer in TIE South oaoliaia,, in comment.
ing upon this, saysi
"Thc lhmentcd fact that there are over twenty
thousand whites within our borders over the arc
Of twcnty-onc years, who can neither read nor
write, is calling to our Stntc pride and calls aloud
to every philanthropis and patriot to exert himself
to apply u remedy for so dreadful an evil"
We are grotifed to learn also that in Texas ter
newspapers are out decidedly in favor Of prulibi
ton Of the liquor traffic four evidently lean thai
way and only three are decidedly opposed to sue!
prJhibition.--NGtioaal IRE.
Christian PEEss.--Just a. cur paper is full, tht
, "ChriSfidn Press" has come to hand in which W,
regret TO anarclc calculated TO distract the friend
OF free missions, and disturb the harmony existing
} between this Association and its western auxliar
les. We are happy in the assurance that tho
measure proposed in the article is unnecessary anC
that had the editor delayed few days, ho would
from data before hin, have regarded its publication
| ndosirablo.-A0icricda Missionary far Ftb
1t is not tho habit oftho Christian Press to 'lc
lay" That beligerent paper seems to rrgc an in
Disseminate warfare against friends and foes, bear
ing false witness in some instances ohio Star.
n A SAD INCIpENT.--A correspondent Of an cA
change paper, writing from San Francisco relates
the following incident as illustrating the desttutior
and suffering which many experience in that "laud
of gold;"
"About a week since young man, Of New
York, who arrived here some time in August last
died at Sacramento actually of q broken heart. lie
was young man Of fine abilities and talents but
finding nothing to do, being entirely destitute, and
having but few frionds ho bename ntterlY brokeI