Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-05-03
Nous Of the Anrck.

Nous Of the 1Oerk.
FRANCIS BROWNING, who was with the party
which cndeavored to protect the murdered BRowN
in Kansas has died at indianapolis, of the inju
ries received upon that occasion from the Border
Rufhans.
The Cincinnati Commercial says the Slave moth.
er Margrct, has actually been sent South again
by Mr.. Gaines. The Louisville papers announce
her departure down the river from that place.
What did the man bring her back for?
The SPIRIT OF FREEDOM IN KENTUCKY The
Newport Daily Ne,cS of April 2lst says
SHOULD subscriptions continue to come in for
six months as they have this last week, slavery
may begin to look about in vain for neighbors in
Kentucky, aud if our workmeD, mechanics and
friends of education do their duty, our State will
elect Anti Slavery men tO the State Legislature ut
the next election, in spite Of the slave power.
There is stronger determination for freedom in
Kentucky than Shareholders imagine. Slavehold-
es are also sending their names and money for the
Kentucky Weekly NeirS, and there is no palmer
proof than this that many hate the position into
which circumstances have thrown them with re-
gard to owning slaves"
Is running through our exchanges tho other day,
says one of our contemporaries, we struck an Eth
opian vein, and resolved to note down the name of
every band ofnegro Ministries, mentioned in adver.
tisements or otherwise. The result of our labor
has shown conciusively that there are over thirty
bands Of Ethiopian imitators travelling through the
country. Over four hundred white men, therefore,
black their faces and sing negro songs every night
for a living.
"WE LIVE IN AN AeE.'-A poor white man in
Hardy county Va tbipEiDr bis child rac hawit.b-
ed, made a lOrge fire and burned up his only hog
alive, to conciliate the evil demon. At Waukesha,
Wis, lately, the "Mukwango preacher, confined
in Jail, plucked out one of his eyes an attempted to
cut off his arm, in obedience to the spirits" Up
on q rumOr that q case of smallpox had occurred at
the college, the court house 6ell at Arlington, Va,
was rung, the town council summoned, and the
college put into rigorous quarantine. The next
day the doctor pronounced the disease measles, and
tho panic subsidized. A naughty girl in bifurcat-
ed leg concealers, was arrested by Boston police
man, Tuesday night admonished to keep her am
Dition within peticoat limits, which with hoops
ought to satisfy any reasonable woman, and dis
missed. A boy named 'Charles Rooster" senten.
ced to house Of refuge in ST. Louis. FOR stealing
goods from his masters atore, on reaching that in
stitution, was discovered to be q girl! Her pa
rents lives in Dubuque, Iowa.
SrRrAGE IN Russ1A.-Thc Independence Beige of
NS wv t"'N b"JS Al w " t"S
of slavery in Russia has been much talked of for
the last few days. A st. Petersburg correspond
ent assures us that the plan has been submitted to
the examination of the Emperor Alexander, and
that before he left the capital for Finland, the
Car issued a ukase, by which, hereafter, the serfs
will have the privilege of suing their masters for
their freedom, before tho tribunals of the realm.
Former laws granted the serfs this power, but it
was almost always impossible for him to make a
practical use of it. IIenceforward the mobiles can
no longer transfer their ser(s to another district,
or incorporate them into the army, without being
authorized to do so by the decision of q competent
tribunal.
COMPREHENSIVE pRAYER.-The following pray
er was offered by the clergyman in Lawrence,
Mass, on Fast Day, at the conclusion of q dis
course on the Kansas question, by Rev. E. b. Eos
ter, OF Lowell;
80 Lord we pray thee that the freeman CT the
North, the East and the west may squat in Kansas,
and drive out the Border RufIanS.' This one
thing we ask for Christ's sake. Amen"
A Coon WoRK.-The Children's Aid Society of
the city Of New~-York-whose mission is to seek
out neglected and friendless children, and send
them to school and provide homes for
them have expended in this work during the past
year 1.-THE third of its existence) over ten thou.
sand dollars, and have sent into the country
nine hundred and t~hirty-six children where they
are provided with homes and employment OF
this number go American born. $40 Irish, 223
German, q English, and s Scotch. We have seen
notices of parties of these rescued little ones pass
ing into the country. some as far West as Hi
nois.
The Rev. Mr.. Barham, author of the famous "In-
golds5y Legends" used to tell a story of the COM
plete discontinue Of a wit Of no inferior order by
a message, politely delivered at n supper party by
a little girl. III you, please, Mr.. B, NAM
sends her compliments and would be much
if you would soon begin to DO funny"
A meteor fell in the vicinity of Belfast, Me, on
the morning of April IL, shaking the buildings in
and neighboring towns. The sound resembled
the explosion Of a powder mill.
SwEDEY.-Singularly enough, the law of Swe-
den allows freedom to the press, while it denies
freedom Of speech.
THE SHAKERs.-The number of Shaker Socie-
es now in this country is eighteen, located in sew
en- different States.
AN ELECTIVE JUDICIARY IN EGYPT.
Translated For the Evening Post from the Correspondence OF
the Paris Constitutional
The viceroy of Egypt, who is doing everything
in his power to introduce civilization into his states,
has undertaken to reform the administration of
Justice, and to render it, if possible, more independ-
ent and enlightened. The first obstacle in his
way he found to be the position of the cadis, the
civil judges of the country. They are named by
the Porte, and used to buy their Offices in Constan-
Mohammed Said has reimbursed the money paid
in this MnY and has lad Tho rinLt Of LAarr,innL