Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03

From an examination into the affairs Of the
Branch of the Ohio Life and Trust Co. in New
York, it appears that the failure is q bad one, and
there is no doubt but that the entire capital stock
Of The ompany, two millions Of dohars, has been
sunk. The Ehole blame is laid at the door Of Mr..
Ludlow, the head of the New York Branch. He
s~wamped the institution by specializing in stocks.
The books and accounts were poorly kept, and
it is difficult to arrive at exact results.
TIE SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA.-The slave trade
furnishes amazingly. | nave heard of four or
five cargoes OF B,zal negroes ha ing been landed
sin Sc | last wrote you the last bur one beyond
Trinidad de Cuba, six hundred in number, ha.
been seized by B~rigadier General Morales de
Rada. who happened to he in that vicinity, and
vino also made prisoners OF all the parties concern.
ed in the landing. They, with the Africans, are
now on their Nay to this city. This certainly has
the appearance Ui All attempt to put a stop 10 the
African slave trade. The last cargo of bozals
was landed on II quay near Santa Graz. 1t had
} been f und impossible to effect their landing with
ou. detection On the main land Of this island 8"
they we're landed on tie quay. Three more
American vessels have been sold to the Spaniards,
and will must probably he employed in the slave
trade. Two have aireudy sailed with u sea letter,
under the United States flag Correspondent Of
E Louisiana Courier.
MoLAssEs.-The New Orleans Picayune snnoun.
ces the arrival, by the steamer L%ecOmpte OF sixty
five bbls. new Molasses, made from the Chinese
Sugar Cane. in the parish of Bernard. This is
somewhat in antici pation Of usual receipts OF new
Molasses it is considered m excellent article.
The Plaquimine (Lou.) Sentinel learns that NJ
Schlatre, jr, of Iberville parish, succeeded i'll max
ing nearly two hundred gallons Of excellent syrup
from the Chinese Sugar Cane.
Loss OF LIFE AT MOUNT BLANCA correspon-
# dent of the Manchester Eng. Guardian gives al
;. account of the ascent of Mount Blanc a large par
ty, among whom there were several Americans,
" one of " hom. n young lady, named Tralawny slip
n ped over an ice p%reciplce, and fell hundreds OF iee'
into a assure. where she must have been dashed IL
n pieces. Living or dead, however, no assistance
e could be rendered her, and there her remains mus
= lie until the last trump shall sound.
During the fiscal year ending June 30, the a
IS mount Of public lands sold was nearly 4, li3, OOt
acres, and the receipts thereof amount to upwards
OF 49,, 0OO, 900.
r STRYcHNINE.-The physician in the House Of
# Correction, at Lawr,nce, Mass, reports 1t almost
il impossible to treat the delirium tremens success
fully now, in consequence of the utter prostrstlou
Of the nervous system of drunkards by the strych'
e nine AZ generally used in the manufacture OF Sarl
GUS liquors.
q The Irish residing in New York, who are enc
u mics Of The English, held d meeting at the SiuyVes
IT ant Institute to symrathize with the SePoys.
> ALL PRINTERs.-It lie a singular fact, that not
only the two United States Senators from Pennsyl
sania, and the State Supreme Court Judge, bul
the present Speakers, the Clerk Ut the SeEate OF
Pennsylvania and Democratic candidates for Gov,
ernor and Canal Commissioners, are all practical
printers.
Mr.. Buchanan informed a squad Of Old Line
Wings last week thar no regarded all thorough
u lIunkers as true,blue Democrats. and should give
n the old Wings their fair share of Offices.
A general Congress representing the Spanish
American countries will soon meet in Chill IA
,s devise plans for protection against American fill
n busters.
UNDEsIRABLE PRoPERTY.-Two Migrants will b'
e. sold to the highest bidder, IN Covington. on th'
Its of October, OF the City Hall.