Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-14


Mn. GrpDisos llrALTr.-rhe Free p~resbyte-
rian Of the 9th inst says:
We had the pleasure &c taking thi, noble old
votran ~ tho baud last week. liz has nearly
recovered from his late attack, aud is looking re.
m~arkably well.
TnE Morals OF ViRGISiA SrubtN1s.-A corresl
pondent of the Boston Post, writing from ilamp.l
den Sydney College, Virginia, under date of Jan.
uary 2Stl, says:
"Mr. Charles Eide, Of Outstanding, aud Mr..
Edward a. Leghorne, Of Roanoke, had a dilnculty
Yesterday, AMI this morning as the class was com.
ing out of the lecture room, Mr.. LanGhorne cali
ed Mr.. Edie and another gentleman, and the three
walked about five stops from the door together
Mr.. Langhurnc then told MIR. Edie that he must
retract the insult and this being refused a hght
cnsued. and Mr.. Langhorne drew n dagger and'
stabbed his adversary twice, the first wound being
in the left arm and the second piercing the heart.
Mr.. Eide stood half O minute after being stabbed
then .ottcred and fell. Before falling he remark.
to Ianghorne, Ned, you have acted the coward
and have stabbed me to the heart In less than
! three minutes nfter leaving tho lecture room no
} was n corpse. Langhorne is nov in Jail. lie is
the son Of n widowed mother residing in Lynch
burg"
) DEPARTURE OF Ma. SuMSER.-A large concourso
of Mr.. summers friends, including quite n num-
b Der Of ladies, assembled on the pier to bid him
farewell. When the Fulton left n salute Of 81
guns was fired under the direction of the Young
10 Mems Central Republican Club, amid the euthu-
siastic and long continued cheering of the crowd
: Mr.. Sumner, although quite feeble in body, ap
pears to DO in fine spirits.
The Citizens of Savannah, Georgia have pre-
Il scented President Pierce a set Of Silver plate.
NEw York, March, 9.
$ The Secretary of the navy has orde7ed the steau
II frigatcs Niagara and Mississippi to be equipped
J. with dispatch to assist in laying down the Allan
tic Cable between Newfoundland and ireland.
Macauly. the English historian, is to have
fl000 for writing the epitaph on the city Of Lon
don Monument to the late Duke Of Wellington.
Arrival OF TUE BRtTIsH MISIsTER.-Lord Ma.
pier. the new British Minister was u passenger in
the Persia. His family accompanied him and the
whole parry are row at the Clarendon.
Chief Justice fancy has administered the oath
! of Office to Presidents Van Buren,, Harrison, Polk,
r Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce and Buchanan.
Six negroes of q Mr.. Ransom, at Coving;on,
KY, aaafcw nights since, administered the original
ihdJeaS corpus act upon themselves, and crossed to
freedom on the ice of the Ohio river. Mr.. Ransom
was considered one Of the kindest masters in
E Kentucky. but the negroes preferred to be their
, own masters, nevertheless.
A GENEROUS OfrER.-Somebody in Virginia
says that the friends of poor PIERCE wish to pre-
l sent him with q farm in Virginia 20 live upon, and
n that he will subscribe 500 towards it. To this o
, NeN Hampshire man says that New Ham pshire,
will subscribe double as much as Virginia tor that
purpose and that he will subscribe 5000, provided
Pierce agrees to live on it for the remainder OF
Ibis life! We hope bo.h these offers will be &C.
z cepted, and the farm bought rs soon as possible.
: NEW ORLEANS, March, I.
0 A duel was fought to-day, at Mobile, hetween
f Nixon, editor of tho Crescent, and Breckenridge.
editor of the Courier. At the second shot BreCk-
enridge wounded in both thighs, his LIFT thigh
V broken. Nixon was unhurt. Breckenridge is the
same person that fought Leave1worth.
The CoLoRsD PeoPLE IN CANApA.-The Detroi,
. Tribune publishes q card from Henry Garrett, In
which he says:
II have Just returned to the city from q visit to
Canada. | have visited every settlement OF the
colored people in Canada. As / am freqently in
quired of by those appearing to be interested in
their welfare, whether they were capable OF sell
s government and industrious, | can say that they
are doing as we'll as other persons according to
their chances"
r LOUISIANA FREAKS OF JEdIsLATIoS.-A bill is
before the Louisiana Legislature, allowing the
head of each family to take q three-dollar news
paper at the expense Of the State. Another to
prevent the circirculation Of abolition, documents
and newspaT ers, has been introduced. TIE bill
C makes it n criminal ofense to take an abolition
paper. When the State pays for the papers 1t vii
q have the right to see that they are of the "righ'
stripe"