Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-25

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pealed to great Britain to suppress the slave trade
now carried on between Cuba and the coast Of
Africa. Some Of our conservative friends, like
the Journal of Commerce, say it is just such an
enthusiasm as Boston would delight which is
a kind word for Jamaica from an unexpected
quarter.
IMMENSE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL I'm the recent
debate in the New York Senate upon Trinity
Church, il was stated that the Roman Catholics Of
New York are about building, and have made the
necessary preparations for a Cathedral at the ny.
per part Of Fifth avenue, Of size exceeded only by
St. Peters and ST. Pauls of the Old World, and
the two towers Of which arc to rise one hundred
feet above that of Trinity.
Tamouche, n war chief Of the Utah Indians put
two native physicians to death, because they fail
ed to cure two of his wives, who died under their
care. He sent them, in his own philanthropic
expression, ito look after their patients"
Cincinnati manufactured last year 1925. 900
gallons Of proof whiskey only 100000 less
than England, Ireland and Scotland produce.
A LIQUOR IsCIDENT.-The Ellsworth, Mass.
American says:
eve are informed that q person at Millbtidge
sold some spirit to n young lad. who became in.
toxicated in consequence. The lads sister inform
ed the seller that if he did so again she would
spill his rum fnr him iIc sold liquor the second
time to the lad and the sister, as good as her
word, attacked the mans rum cask and stove in
the head, spilling the contents thereof. We learn
that the neighbors have subscribed Sl3 TO pur.
chase some silver spoons, on which they purpose
to have engraved a cask with the head stove"
A Bill has become a law in Ohio which provides
that all property held for religious purposes shall
be deemed to be the properly Of the con grega-
ton, and shall DO held by n corporation for that
ppr nnaa fr ppunniyinn vhtnh thu hill ulgn pvO
vides but in cnscs where it has already been
decided to an individual, for the church, exclusive
of any rights of the congregation, it may remain
in his hands till his death or removal after which
it must pass into the possession of the contemplate
ed corporation. But if no such corporation has
been formed, it shall pass to the State, to De held
in trust for the congregation. This of course,
would interfere with the present system of holding
church property among the Catholics.
THE FALL OF A TowER.-The Chinese Herald
confirms, the report, that the far famed porcelain
tower at Nankin was destroyed in November, dur
ing II bloody massacre Of some 5000 to 5000 I'M
perial troops by the insurgents, who hal gained
possession Of the city by treason.
CuIcAoo, April Is.
On Saturday, the 11th, Eli Griford, a half breed
was hung by a mob for the murder Of John In
gals, oS jackson county, Iowa.
The same day, n mob at Bellvue, Iowa, forcibly
entered the Jail, taking n prisoner accused of muir
der aud counterfeiting, and hung him. Great ex-
citement prevails throughout the vicinity.
COLONIZATION OF MIssoURI.-A German paper
published ut Toledo states that:
Far West" as Fredric Munich, the well known
pioneer of freedom in Missouri, is sometimes call
ed has published in the Davenport DemOhrdt nm
appeal to tho Germans in this country who arc
about to seek homes in the West, in which he
counsels them to emigrate to Missouri, particular
~ to the Northern counties. Here are large tracts
| of fertile and healthy land to be had for half or a
third OF the price which must be paid for lands II
Iowa or Wisconsin. The climate is very much
milder than in Minnesota. The shareholders are
I moving off wherever the Germans penetrate
and there are now altogether but about twenty
thousand Shareholders in the State, who can b.
gradually bought out, in order to migrate south
ward. Thus. adds the print from which we quote
, the Germans could speedily earn the praise o
freeing a region highly favored by nature, bu
unprosperous through slavery, from that great ca
y lamity.
The Cleveland Herald says:
Our citizens, generally, have no idea of tn!
crowd which is daily rushing to the West through
this city. On yesterday morning the train from
Buffalo numbered 81 cars, and this morning 26-
all crowded. Our hotels arc full the second elias
leven nlllnH tlelr uOOrS every nIBnl. 1esteiuu.
fourteen ~emigrant wagons passed the gate on tn
ITwinsburg plank road, all bound to Kansas, ant
. this morning ten emigrant wagons in one strlni
u passed down Superior street, all filled, with emf
T. grants and their household goods. The railroad
i men tell US, that une,fourth on the cars arc boun'
direct for Kansas, and the rest destined for tn
+ West generally; Iowa getting the greater share
l. The money market is getting tighter and tighte
{ daily, owing to the drain Of specie, and There Is n
e telling what this ex>drs may load to.
Those eight slaves who recently escaped iron
Delaware, will doubtless involve the philanthrc
n list who aided their escape in serious trouble
The Dover Republican learns from a reliabl
. source that on the Wednesday after the escape
c three of them were seen in a close carriage, he
l. longing to q well-known abolitiOnist, of Newcastl
county, in Wilmington, en- route for Pennsylvania
The paper adds with considerable e~xultatio
that it is no. improbable this affair may result i
y mulciing some one in rather heavy damages.
THE FAIR PENlrENT.-A revival is now in pre-
gress at the Central Methodist Episcopal Churc
in Philadelphia, and on every night large number
- of penitents throng the altar. Ladies engage
in these exercises have lost considerable sums {
h money. On Thursday, a woman named Sara
I'll" Hale, who came forward the night previous to tn
b anxious seat to be prayed for, was arrested OF
charge of having picked the pocket of a lady VIII
. sat next to her on the occasion. The flched porte
monnaie contained $50 and a finger ring. a pal
of the money together with the ring, was recovered
She seems to be quite "peni.ent" since the arres
AN INTERPOLATION OF Sr. PAUL's EPIsTLE I
THE CoRINTHIANs.-Rev Henry Ward Beecht
yesterday morning prefaeed his sermon by readin
the 10Th chapter of the First Corinthians, the lSi
verse of which is as follows: For by one spirit al
we all baptized into enc body, whether we
Jews or g~entiles, bond or free and have been a
made to drink into one spirit" Pausing at tt
words "bond or free" the reverend g%entlema
le said: GLOW is this Paul surely could not ha'
1t said this it must be an Interpolation. l%tcertan
ly cannot mean that a nan with African blood
to hi, veins and held rs an American slave, oppresse
by his master, d~espoiled of his rights and outlai'
cd by our courts, is baptized into the same spir
G. With the white mao. 1t cannot mean that a sla'
in is equal to a free man in the sight of Coda blat