Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-19

commnnd of Hensington. Walker stock is up
tonight.
MOBILE, Saturday, Dec. IL, 1857.
The Fashion landed her passengers at Greytown
en- the 18th Of November.
The Washington correspondent Of Tie South
elegantly says:
ut was a spectacle, as i! struck your correspon-
dent, more curious than agreeable, the administra-
tion of the oath Of Office to the distinguished Caro-.
linian by that hoary-headed traitor, Giddings of
Ohio. who, as the Oldest member Of the House,
performed this Office for the Speaker. The yellow
hided old Abolitionist, with his vulgar, sensual
face and his broad launches, looked lustier than
ever and likely to last the session through with
out any more dramatic swoonings on the floor, uu.
less some one should undertake to ,Sumaerisc the
old wretch"
RIcu aoND, Va, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1857
The Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter was to-day re.elec-
ted to the United States Senate for six years from
the 4th Of March, 1857, by q nearly unanimous
vote.
The old principle of English law, that mo man
shall be twice put in jeopardy for the same Of
fence" has been abandoned in several of the Eng
lish criminal courts lately. The Judges hold
u CIlIllnul SuOulu DS III W punishment
whenever there is proof Of his guilt, without re-
gard to the number Of mines he may have been
acquitted Of the same crime for lack Of evidence.
RELIGIOUS FRAUD.-The dissention between the
Catholic clergy and laity in ILL.,, has become very
sharp. Three hundred communicates of the Par.
ish of St. Ann, have addressed a letter to two
Priests in the interert Of the Canadian Bishops,
telling them that the money used to promote dis.
cap c;ope tho ohnroboo bod haitian ba mad
in giving food and raiment to the poor.
SLAVES MANUMtTTED.-The will of the late
George W. p. Custis directs that all his slaves,
some 200 or 800, shall be set free within the next
i've years, leaving it TO his executors to provide the
necessary funds from his estate to remove them
from the Commonwealth.
CHRISTIAN MARrYRs.-Rev. r. McN1ullin and
wife of the Presbyterian mission, and recently
murdered by the Sepoys in India, were natives of
Pa. He is said to have been educat-
ed at Pennsylvania College, and to have been a
man Of manifold virtues and fine intellectual at
HEAR the Ohio Salesman:
New DEFFINITIoN.-If the Washington Union
is to be taken as a Democratic organ, we must
revise and correct our dictionaries, as thus:
-pepririag the people of the right of
suffrage, ,chen you knop they ,ciH rote against
you
EVIDENCES OF MODERN ADvANcrMEYr.-John
W. Sherman, latter of Lynchburg, Va. was con-
yicted at Culpeper Courthouse, in that State, and
sentenced to sic years imprisonment in
the Penitentiary for adcising a slave. if possible
to make his escape to the North,
Drnr,<v ro,I The eatt;,n ~ d,o II Al
College Buildings is attributed to two or three
of the studentc, recently under discipline. An
lrishman is also suspected. The loss including
buildings, libraries and apparatus is estimated at
1925, 900 to 10000. Insurance 5 $4,000. The
college exercises will 60 on in temporary build
iugs.
In 1850, there were 70, IT'S mulattoes in the
State of Virginia, showing either that the FIRST
fast intsmarrying with the 'niggers,"
or that slavery is the fruitful parent of the most
and wholesale fornication. And yet
say "let it alone, let us baptize it, and sane
tify it, and get all we can Of it into the Church,
and keep it the reforever ?".-Northeyn Independent.
Among the marriages announced lately IL that
of Rev. John Pierpont, of Medford. Mass, to Mrs.
Fowler, a daughter of the late Archibald Camp
bell, of Campbellville. in New York. Mr.. Pier.
punt, WIZ II Wiutly u as u IOcb uuu ulNbcNle
of Tetotal Abstinence, was born in April, 1885.
lie is therefore entering into conjugal relations
for the third time, we believe, at the age of 70
years.
The New Hampshire mills are resuming, Sew
eral are already in active operation, and others
are making preparations to commence as speedily
as possible.
The shoe business in Lynn, Mass. is taking q
fresh start, and operators are being recalled. -
The next summers supply of boots and shoes is to
be manufactured this season, and from present
it is believed that tho coming winter
will find nearly all the mechanics in active en-.
ployment.
WENTWORTH To DoUGLAs Long John Went
worth says, in the Chicago Democrat of Saturday
"When the repeal of the Missc uri Compromise
agitatlng the House Of Representatives, and
the proprietor of this paper was doing his part to
defeat it, one night about II o'clock, Judge Doug
las came over from the Senate, directly to his seat,
and with q great deal of warmth, said: You had
better join the Wings and Abolitionists at once,
than be thus opposing the administration.
w think Judge Douglas should remember the
advice he gave us. lie had better join the Black
Republicans at once, than be thus opposing the
Administration"
WELL ANswEREp.-The Washington correspon-
lent of the Philadelphia Gazette says:
when Governor Walker was congratulated on
having returned to a land Of civilization, he sig
n~ifcantly replied that the congratulation might be
qualified, for if civilization was identified with the
of selfgovernment, he found that bet
Ter appreciated in Kansas than in Washington"