Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-06-27

SOUTHERN WHEAT CRop.-Tho following extrac
Of q letter from m intelligent gentleman residing
at Columbia, ). O., gives "a glowing account Ut tn
wheat crop in that region
Il can tell you, for the benefit of your ngricui
tural readers, that tho wheat crop throughout til,
South will te the largest ever harvested. The cold
wet and backward spring was exceedingly favor
able for this crop, and it is now out Of danger
In fact, harvesting has already commenced, somC
new wheat having reached market. ] was out o.
Delaigle's the other day, when ] saw 400 acres o.
wheat. all in one tract, as fine rs any | ever saw
on the best lands in Maryland.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN FEMALEs.-In Miss Beech
ers's recent volume on Health, she says, referring
to the almost universal invllidism prevailing
among the female sex of this UNITED States, )coun
try, that she has nine married sisters'in-iaw, OIL o
whom, except two are either delicate or invalids
that she bad fourteen married cousins and not ont
of them but that is either delicate, often ailing, OF
an invnlid;but that, in her immense circle OF triend'
and acquaintances all over the Union, she IS nn
able to recall so many ms ten married ladies borI
in this century and country, who are perfectly
sound, healthy, and vigorous,
The average consumption of soap in Great Brit
ain is about seven pounds for each person annually
Upon this calculation it is reckoned that 1000 tun'
are used in London every year, to produce which
it requires about $500 tuns of fat and ESQ tons o.
sodI.
The U. S. Marshal of Massachusetts has been il
Washington lately. The correspondent of the
Now York Times. describing one of his interviews
with Mr.. Buchanan, says:
"The Marshal, in course of conversation, re
marked to the President that they had had nc
more fugitive slaves in Boston Of late. 1t is q pity,
replied the President, with his most wicked smile,
that you haven't q few more Democrats there"
This "a nrott, ,ooJ o.J :c .n,. .lo,r. .bat tho
Presidents perceptiye faculties are in good order
he can easily see the relations which cause and eff
feet sustain towards each other.
MIAMI UNIvERsITY.-The Annu,l Commence
ment of Miami University, Oxford, will take place
on Thursday, July I'd.
Charles Fenno Hoffman, the well.known poet, is
hopelessly insane, and is now in the asylum at
Harrisburg, Pa.
The Troy Methodist Conference, at the recent
meeting in Pittsfeld, passed n series of very strong
resolutions against Slavery. The Conference re-
pudiates the abominable doctrine that involuntary
servitude is in harmony with pure Christianity.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe returned from Eu-
rope in the steamer Europa, which arrived at Bos
on the 18th inst.
a. h'buiUeS, Vi heutuCky lEe HeTU VI Tue
attack upon Mr.. JolliiFe, and master of the slave
mother who murdered her child, was made Presi-
dent of an American Convention that sat in Boone
county, Kentucky, a few days since.
The General Synod of the Reformed Dutch
Church, at their recent session, adopted a resolu-
ton recommending thaS contributions be taken in
all their churches on the Sabbath next to the 4th
of July, in behalf of the American Colonization
Society.
A Republican paper is about to be started at
Washington, to be called the Republic. 1t is to be
published semi-weekly aud weekly, under the ed
itorial direction of Geo. NJ. Weston, of Me-, assis
ted by Daniel r.. Goodloe, of N. c.
The Rev. DR.. Bellows is to deliver an address
before the literary societies of Antioch College, at
the commencement of that institution, June Both.
Harper's Weekly has come out in favor of Dor.
der Rufianism as judicialized in the bred Scot,
case.
Thirty negroes arrived at Chatham, G. w. from
March l6 to April 20, by the underground rail.
road.
Douglass Jerrold, the novelist, is dead.