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

sent him from the United States which he has
wasted. Some Of his victims richly merited their
fate, OF this kind was the case OF q Frenchmnn,
killed in the last attack on San Jorge, who having
zone to Nicaragua with S25, 900 to buy up some OF
The confscatcd plantations, was forced 10y Walker
to give up his money as an involuntary loan, and
then put in the ranks as q common soldier. The
mans cupidity was excited by the hopes of profit
on the miseries Of the Central American planters.
Pail. North american.
TIE HEAVENS WINKING.-We have heard OF the
Heavens weeping, but never before of cooking its
ETHEREAL eye. We wonder what mischief it was
meditating when Ha6ershami saw it. An ex-
change says;
'Lieutenant Habersham;in his recently publish.
ed work entitled My Last Cruise, notices a curious
phenomenon which was seen at sea. TWAS a brill
liant meteor, which, although visible for not more
than q second, presented q most perfect represent
alton Of the human eve. lie says-'We distinctly
saw it contract and dilate twice during that limited
period, Immediately after which the lids and eye
we're closed and shut it from our view"
The illustrious Humboldt has had a very severe
attack of illness, the consequences of which it was
at first fenred would be fatal. Having returned
home att late hour from a court ball. and having
retired TO rest, he was obliged to get up in the
night. and fell partially paralised on one side
Entire rest, the care of one of the first physicians
of Berlin, have now however, almost completely
restored him to his usual health, lie has been
twice wished by the King. The last accounts of
the venerable philosopher announced that he could
sit up during three or four hours in the day, and
had resumed his literary occupation.
CASE or CoNsciENcE.-A celebrated liquor lin
porter in Boston, a short time ago, was relieved OF
his pocket-book while engaged in his devotions at
church. A few days afterwards he received the
pocket book through the post, (post actually pre-
paid, together with a note in which the writer set
forth that, after spending the money, he discovered
to his utter horror that he had been enjoying funds
obtained in the impious liquor traffic. lie there.
fore begged to return the pockct.5ook, and was
anxious to do the same by the money, should he
be able to lay hands on it again.
KANsAs.--Reports from Kansas agree in stating
that many of the Proslavery men in the Territory,
and along the river in Missouri are becoming dis
couraged, and admit that the "Abolitionists" may
beat them yet. The immense and unexpected
flood of Yankees" this spring is disconcerting
their most cherished plans and blasting their fond
est hopes. Some of the Shareholders in Kansas,
becoming alarmed at the swarms oi invaders from
the North are leaving the territory with
their chattels.
An EpIGRA9.-
The Supreme Court and the question of Color.
Pray why should Sambo, in our Courts,
Fare worse than Pat or Sawneya ?.
For though he is a colored man,
Our Justice too, is fancy,
Since fancy does thus ruthlessly
Poor Sambo's rights attack,
What mercy may we hope for from
Attorney General Black
-Erening Post.