Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-02

publishes an address to the people of Kansas, in
tue lecOmp,ou Union. He says tue Admiuistra.
ton recognized tho uutLo rity Of The Territorial
Legislature, aud the validity Of the Territorial
laNs, and especially rec gnizel the act providing
iJr IL Constitutional Convention. lie presuucs
the Convention will submit the vital question Of the
domestic institutions OF the Sta:o Tor Il subsequent
vote by the people. lie thinks then Congress will
ADMIT the State immediately, and recommends II
general amnesty for all past enmities and prosecu.
tons. lie expects Gov. Walker to be Mt his post
10y the middle Of May.
APPEARANCE or TIE BORDER RurrIANs.-A cor.
respondent Of The Chicago Tribune, who has beoa
spending some time IN Missouri, gives the follow.
.ng description OF the Border Ruihans:
IAN old Ilckely straw hat, ragged shirt, button
less corduruys with II leather belt and n coal Sc
pair OF uludrCUyered boots constitute II full dress. ."
They never shave or comb their hair; and their
cine! occupation is louing round whisky shops,
squirting tobacco juice and whiting with Ia dull
jack-knIte. They drunk whisky for u living, and
sleep on dry goods bUxeS-arc all national dem
ocruts," and delight in robhing hen .roosts piiicr-
ing from Free State men. They generally carry II
huge bowie knife and Il greasy pack OF cards, and
eXpatiate at length on their exploits in Kansas
among the ID abolitionists. They are gener-
ally about six feet high, spindle shanked and slab
sided.
SUBSTITUTE FOR WHALgBoNE.-A company in
New York is now largely manufacturing substi-
tute for the whalcbone used in umbrellas.
Tho article which they use for this purpose is
ordinary rattan, which by various ingenious pro-
ccsses tEev impreghutc with II peculiar composition
which not only fills all the pores, hut makes the
rattan as dense aud elastic aS whalebonc, while IT'S
liability to split is removed, and unlike whaiebone
it beeunes lmperviOus to water, and by c%oninucd
use improves rather than deteriorates. TINS new
and useful material for umbrellas, canes and SINH
i,r ID, ,,u- il InrtisInI NJ lpsa than half tho
price Of good whalebune.
BLACK DIAMOND Cur DIAMOND Iniustice, like
Justice, is u two-edged sword which Fan cue the OPP.
pressOr Us well as the oppressed. The bred Scott
decision has already turned to the advantage OF the
negro. Last week Il negro WAS sued Tor debt in IA
Michigan cpur:! He put in the plea that, under
the recent decision, he was not n citizen, but a
thihg-not humanity, but real estate-and there
fore not iudictabie. The plea was sustained, ANA
the creditor went home cursirS fancy.
BIoGRAPnY OF DR.. KANE.-Dr. Wm. Elder, Of
PhllAde phin, is now engaged in writing n InemJir
OF tie lac DIR. Elisha Kent Kane. If it prove to
be what we expect it will, it crnnot but add II deep.
er feeling to our present apprehension % the life
aud character OF one whuse cpitaph seems most
fifty written in the words or the old ballad
"LIe was a true and gentle knight.
All, well nduy! Aneu!'
The MuRRAlN.-An Order in Council had been
issued. prohibiting the i'm purtation into England
OF cattle or OF horhs, hoots, hides, or skins from
those territories Of Russia, Prussia or Mecklen.
~Schwerin which lie On the Gulf OF Finland, or be-
tween the Gulf and the City of Ru5eck. This
prcciutioh mas been taken 10 prevent the introiuc
ton into England of the infectious disease which
Is destroying the cattle OF the Baltic provinces.
A W,pxtxc IN puvs,ct,Ss-nr Io,ool, ,bo
Onean,s nbys,.inn b,. haan naromntoriIv d;.n;,.
eJ franz r,riber nttan j,nra pn thn rnnal fnn,;iS
vbaro La has Leen L;,Lnr,n . In,i,,od ~ ,on"a
r,n,;Ior in,arcnnrse nj. salary * O06 rnn,
II royal present. on each safe uei''ery OF tue Queen,
anu a large pruclce among 'no hooiHty, IA n"
sh'ti .'sS' ! ne uoot'r = u every euort TO-
""tU' 1nn y 'ne S.oeh 'e,nrn"s i"eA'
or"oir' ~ Heei"' 'nht II oaine u V"e Queen ears
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-. S'evP''G ooV"ee" " ''""Hu'' u " 'uiSa!'
"'ry Du'cn p'Hc'ce' s"e u'o hot cure 10 nave IL
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nc i"u'l" r"u",g ~ N-'''osoI' u
eur"SN "o ny " ~ " Se".i"i oo'uei
~ "rs ~ enN III" ~ oI.ns' "n,''
nen., 80, an "'',,e m.' IS '.u" 49, o'n'
rrnntior ;nhabilanfs oIe cnliected in Q mnorory
c,rts and in n site of stnryntion The nnnr sui
Iinrs ana fried ipho( itattsn as we'll as the Indians
aili bnyc = mo.t mj.errIjc Time nr il In Nnr,b'
,.n lawn there has heen Wholesale SLAUGHTER Of
white sctrl.r. Inv the same savnges. Ar last no.
counts the troops we're in pursuit of the offenders,
and peace and safety had been restored to the
alarmed residents in the region Of Spirit Lake
By way of St Louis wo have Il report that great
excitement exists at Platte, at the mouth OF the
| Nebraska, in consequence of the pawnee Indians
Having driven out IL number Of settlers mt Salt
Greek. A fight occurred, resulting in tho killing
Of several Indians and one white man. Thirteen
Indians were captured. Gen. Thuyer of Omaha
has raised q party Of volunteers to protect the
settlers.
and Enquirer says it is informed by n Shareholder
Of Tlshmingo county. Miss, that there are many
persons i'll that county who are avOwed unti-slavcry
men, and that some OF them are in the habit OF
declaring they are tora dissolution OF the Union,
for the simple reason that such II catastrophe viii
necessarily result III the abolition OF that institu
ton" Oar contemporary further alleges that it