Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-14

GoSE 70 CASADA-We have recently heard ofs
case which goesto show the good feeling between
the the slaves and their masters. 1t is wonderful
that some friend of the peculiar institution has not
made it public before. A man named George
Riley who had hired his tine for n number Of
years from hs master a DR.. Tyler Of 81. Louis.
lone of the Tylers headed that time) concluded
that he might as well retain all his earning as not.
30 going to his mistress he babe her an nfcctionate
goodbye, telling her that he was goirg TO start
for Canada that night, the old lady laughed at
Oeorge's foke, but he said he wanted to hear
Bro---preach his farewell sermon, and then
he would be Oft, Next morning George was mis-
sing. and he has not turned up yet, unless it is in
Canada, His mistress thinks Canada WAS too FAR
to carry the joke. Herald cF Freedom.
NEw YoRK, July 8.
Mem Orleans papers contain an account or the
execution of six slaves ut Alexandria Louisiana,
on the I'D OF June, for the murder Of Mr.. Walters,
an overseer. A large crowd assembled to witness
the sight.-Two OF the culprits addressed the peo-
pie present in a few words, a dyising those Of their
own class to Leware Of the temptation. that were
frequently placed before them, and to lay aside all
malice from their hearts, and trust alone. In the
Divine Being. At two minutes alter twelve o'clock
their caps were drawn over thei" faces, and in an
other moment they were launched into eternity.
Many planter sent heir negroes to witness the
execution, md the awful sight created a great sen
satiou among them,
Judge Curtis, of the United States Circuit Court
at Boston, rendered a decision on Monday, in the
case of the brig Porpois, seized for being engaged
in the slave trade, which may be Of Importance to
owners OF vessels trading on the coast of Africa,
1t was held that Il vessel that had acted rs a tender
upon slavcrs, and has carried mer chandise which
was used for the purchase of slaves, and had 9th,
erwisc aided in the slave traffic. although she had
not actually carried n single slave, was guilty of
being engaged in the slave trade within the mean.
ing Of the statute,
A Sorrn SIZE VIEW OF CAPT. GooDRIcu.-We
cut the following from the Transcript, published in
Portsmouth, Na.:
Capt. Goodrich, Of the schooner Grace Darling,
who so nobly caused the arrest Of several slaves, d
short time since, when endeavoring to escape to
the North ON board his vessel, has been hung in
efigy in Manchester, Mass, his place of residence,
and received other gross i~ndignity. He should be
remembered by the citizens Of this region, and
some substantial evidence should be given of their
appreciation Of his d.sinterested and p~raiseworthy
conduct
SINGULAR CoINcIDEycE.--Th Romney Wal IN.
teHigencer, speaking of the murder of Orndrof by
Mcdonald, a few weeks ago, in Hampshire county,
relates a strange coincidence. Mcdonald was rob.
bling ~Lockmiller's house when Orndroff came up,
and he shot him for fear of being detected. Fifty
years ago McDOnalu s grandfather, near the lden-
teal spot, was robbing the house Of a Mr.. Lupton,
when LIS three little children came upon him, and
for fear of detection, he murdered, as he supposed,
all of them, but fortunately one lived to testify
against him, and he was hung.
B~LAcKwELLs IsLAND.--The celebration Of the
4th, at the Lunatic Asylum on Blackwell's Island
was most striking. The lunatics were collected in
several halls, when one Of their number read, for
their edifcation, the Declaration of Independence.
They had also singing and a performance on tho
piano accompanied by violins. Another of the
inmates delivered two able addresses, which were
listened to with great attention, and occasionally
elected the applause of the audience.
KNow-NoTHINGs TABooED.--The Pittsburgh Syn
cd of the Lutheran Church have adopted the fol-
lowing resolution: So.
Resolved, That, in the judgement of this Presby.
terry, the principles of our Church exclude from
our communion the members of a secret society
called Know-Nothings, and the members of all
such societies, and the Presbytcry direct sessions
to enforce this opinion"
Tile New Orleans Bee (Know Noth;ng) repudiates
the platform adopted by the Know-Nothing Ma
tional Council at Philadelphia, and declares that
o large portion of the Creoles. Disguised with the
religions test, will vote the Democratic ticket in
Louisiana.