Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-01

NEGRO RESURRECTION IN ARKANsAs.-We learn
from the Memphis papers that there is great excite.
ment in Union county, Arkansas. on account Of
he discovery Of n pit among the negroes to rise
in rebellion ON the 18Th of this month. Fortunate
iv the plot was discovered in time 10 prevent one Of
the most bloody massacres in the whole annals of
insurrections. The plot was very extensive, and
the negroes who were taken up and made to cen.
fess, implicated others twenty miles Of. Some of
he negroes say the rising was to take place the
day Of The Presidential election. The men all be.
my from home on that dav. the plot was 10 murder
the women and children first, and then attack the
unarmed men at the polls. Several white men
have been i'm ~rlicatel, and notified t. leave The
cuuntv in a given time. or he burg. Tie letter
,taie s that on the Colorado the excitement i intense.
aud that several negroes have been hung. The
plot seems to hnv" been very extensive. reaching
Us far as Tex-s.-Cin. GOEete, Oct. 27h.
A GREAT EXPERIMENT IN BAKING.-The New
York TIiLime announces nm experiment ne Just com.
menced in the city Of BROOKLYN, to witch mnny
hungry people will lock with deep interest. 1t is
ii new style of bakery, invented Nv Hiram Berdnu,
Which is capable Of baking 500 barrels of flour into
loo, 900 lnaves of bread in twenty four hours.
The bread is kHedded 10y hand, as usual, hut all
other parts Of the process are carried on by steam
power, for wlich purpose a sixteen horsepower
engine IL used. The saving OF labor is estimated
ai 90 per cent. and the saving of fuel is nearly rs
great. The. oven is kept constant, at the proper
haking heat by a se,fregulnting adjustment. IL
structure it is twenty feet high, eighteen feet wide
and eight feet in depth. The bread is placed n
iron pans or cars of fifteen superficial feet, having
floors of fire tiles. There are thirty.two Cf ,hest
cars, which are kept in perpetual motion by an end
less chain. taking Just half an hour to make thu
circuit, during which they take in the bread anC
turn it out perfectly baked.
Another very interesting fentnre of tbis ;nvan
ton is, that while it now costs to the consume,
about eight dollars to convert a barrel of -four int,
bread, Mr.. Bcrdan proposes to sell his bread at M
advance Of but one dollar on the cost price of tn,
flour per barrel or, in other words, he will Civ,
almost double the bread the bakers now do for tn,
same money and the editCr,Of the 71ibune assert
quite nnsitivly that it will he Of q better quality
The proprietor will soon throw open his doors L
the public.
GRANDILooUENT-At the Grand Union Jubilc,
on the llth inst, at Hundreds Springs, in Lew
is county, Ky, the following sentiment was offer
ed 10y Col. John B. IIerndon:
The American Union-Thc citadel of the Uni
verse to which Freedom has retreated at her las
fortress. Her walls, oemented by the blood of oul
fathers, form n Malakof that will not be stormec
ia Redan Of Liberty which cannot be taken,
"The glittering flag that DER us shines
Is lit with stars Of kindred light
And blended wave in glowing lines
Those stripes that speak q nations might"
The power Of q horse is understood to be tina.
which will elevate a weight Of 33, 900 lbs. thC
height Of one foot in q minute Of time-equal tc
about 900 lbs, Nth. rate Of foar miles au hour,