Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-05-10
Nous of the Aueek.
FEMALE RIOT IN cATTARAUGUs COUNTY

TIE Jamestown New York; Journal gives the
particulars of a novel riot which occurred at East
Randolph, in Caitaraugus county, on Friday
evening,th llth inst. A party OF the most respect
able ladies of the place had assembled at u sur.
prise party" at the residence OF Hon. BENJAMIN
Chamberlain, when it was suggested that a tavern
kept by a man named Wheeler was an intolcrable
nuisance, by reason of the liquor dispensed there
and they resolved to abatc it.
Before they arrived ut the place of attack, tho
landlord, having got wind of the movement, had
secreted his liquors and barricaded his doors, his
vile had provided a supply of hot water, to give the
assailants a warm bath. Nothing daunted. the
feminine stormers broke open the door, and al
though the vOllies of hot water did some execution
rushed upon the foe. The landlord took refuge in
the garnet. but he was bound, and taken toward
the creek to be converted into a "cold-waterman"
by dipping. but he finally succeeded in breaking
his bonds and escaping. @
The women then returned to his house and de-
mo'ished his jugs and casks of liquor, and his win
dows, and were about to make q similar onslaught
upon two other establishments when the enemy
saved themselves by q capitulation. The women
Justify themselves for resorting to these extreme
measures on the ground that the landlord contin-
ued to sell to the brutalized husbands of q portion
OF them, despite of entreaties, and that they could
obtain no other redress.
ARCTIC SEAS IN NORTHERN LAKEs.-Mr, Jas. j.
otrang, the monarch" of Beaver Isle; Lake Michi-
gan, the celebrated Mormon Leader, in sending to
the Smithsonian Institution his meteorological re-
turns, says:
AS the mail is sent Sy a man on snow shoes
eighty miles and back at my private expense, l do
not get off but one or two q month. Our winter,
so far, has been fine, though n little cooler than US
ual ; but the field of ice is immence, beyond all ex.
ample. L think there are two thousand square
miles more of ice north of the Manitou Islands
than have been known before within the date Of
the earliest tradition. Nine feet of ice was found
by cutting through off South Fox Island, where
leo was never seen before. This is to be attribu-
ted as much to the stiffness of the water rs to the
severity of the cold. Very little ice is banked
Most OF it remains undisturbed where first formed.
Hon. HORACE MANN DENoUNcED.-A State Con.
vention of Teachers for Missouri has been called
to meet ut st. Louis on the 18th July. Among the
distinguished speakers from abroad, who were in
ylted and expected to be present, wasIIorace Mann.
W When this was known, q writer in the st. Louis
Republican came out with q violent attack upon
IMAM and arranged him because he is a known
opponent of the institution of domestic Slavery.
In the massachusetts, Legislature on Tuesday
week the majority and minority reports upon the
Liquor Law came up 1.-THE latter being in the form
OF a bill in effect restoring the license system)when
the whole matter was indefinitely postponed, by
q Ous uIiHiIlOuS NOlO lulS leaves the l5l0QOr
Law unchanged.
The Mormons expect some difficulty in working
their way into the Union, on account of their doc
trine Of Polygamy, they mean to be right on the sla-
very question. Some CT the principal men there,
Judge Drummond, Judge Kinny, and others, have
lately made an ostentatious display of sale and
of negroes.
W. 1ouo Ieaua MI.
acquaintance with Messrs, Straight, Deming & Co.,
but cannot on that account forbear saying that
while they continue to "sell their goods and
not their principles" they will not be
to lack either friendsj or customers ; and
now, while we are about it, we will take occasion
to say to some fifty thousand readers of The Inde-
at the West, among which are q very large
number of merchants, remember Straight. Deming
. Co. Their cheese has the right fau0ur. Try it.
Col. Preston, of Kentucky, is spoken of at the
South rs q candidate for Vice Presidency on the
Democratic ticket. He is one of the gallant south
crn Wings" who have gone into Democracy to save
slavery.
ANOTHER Coon MAN REMovED.-We notice in
The Liberator the painful Announcement Of the de-
cease of JOHN ROGERS, of Boston, formerly q men,
Der of the Board of Managers of the Massa-
chusetts Anti-Slavery Society, and one of the earli-
1SS trueSl irieuus oi tue cause lie was, we
believe, a defendant, in direct line, of the martyr
of Smithfeld.-Standard.
REV. NATHAN BANGS, D.. D., of New York, with
his wife, children, and children's children, celebra-
ted the fftieth anniversary of his wedding, on the
of April 9th.
The Cyclopedia of Modern Travel, on which Mr..
Taylor is engaged, is to be completed in
Tune, after which Mr.. Taylor will return TO Eu-
rope to spend two years, principally in Sweden.
and Russia. ~
The next State Fair of PENNSYLVANIA is to be
leld at Pittsburg, commencing September Both.