Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-01-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ' TNoTIo I-VyW.TVW
IN the Stare 1rode-Nep York, Dec. G.-Advices
from Havana state that four cnrgoes Of negroes.
numbering upwards VI 2UU0 had Teen landed in
Cuba within ten days. IhreeUf the vessels sailed
rom Massachusetts, and are, it is thought, owned
there.
The French had placed q large steam propeller
in the cuolie trade, and landed $40 Chinese, who
were cold by first hands TO others, and by them to
SUB contractors for labor, realizing q profit for
each party.
Each specula,or made $3.50 profit per head,
and the full price for Cinnamon with hair uncut.
was s42O,T5. The authorities in tho different
ports OF entry openly c0nnive ut the traffic.
Several sugar estate overseets had been mur.
dered By Chinese, eve Of whom were executed
Mteiiig encer.
Altes a considerable reriod Of ~salubrity and re.
nose, says the Richmond Dispatch. the country is
to be once more afl icted with Con ,ress. We shall
soon haze to chronicle its dreadful ravages. But
for Congress, this would be as happy and peaceful
u land as any In the world.
There is q split among the children Of Abraham.
In New York, the progressive Israelites have pews
an organ, a choir, and ladies' in the synagogue,
after the Christian fashion, whi,e the old school
chants as of old, with their hats On, and keen the
w"men'kind isolated in the gallery.
THE lSpIANs.-It 10 said that various Indian
tribes have offered their services to the Fedsval
Government to assist in the war against the Nor
mons. The Snake Indians have tfsrsd nine hun.
dred warriors for this purpose.
DUDLEY MAINS PRoJrcr.-The Legislature Of
Virginia has passed an act Incorporating the
Southern Virginia Navigation Company, in accor.
dance with the scheme OF A. Dudley Mann for es-
tablishlng II steamship line between the waters Of
Virginia aud of England. The purpose is to make
Southern commerce and trade with Europe more
independent of tho North. The capital stock Of
the Company is tn be two millions, in shares of
one hundred dollars each, aud may be increased
tn five millions, if necessary. N 'rfolk will prob.
ably be the port selected 10 carrying out this en-
%terprise, should Inc requisite amount of stock be
taken.
TnE LIFETIME OF A GovERNoR.-The Governors
OF kansas are IA short-lived race-real political
ephemera. Gov. No. l. A. II. Reeder, reached
Kansas. Oct. 9th, lS54-removed July 3lst, 1855.
Term OF service ten months.
Gov. No. 9, Wilson s. Shannon, reached Kan.
sns Sept. lst, 1850 removed Aug, 2lst, 1856.
FERN of service, thirteen months. Shannon being
the most infamous of all Territorial governors
known to history, retained Office longest of any Of
the Executives.
Gov. No. 3. John W. Geary, reached Kansa.
Sept. llth, 1856. returned March, 1857. Term of
service, about seven months.
Gov No. 4. Robert j. Walker. reached Kansas
May 9th. 1857, resigned Dee. 7th, 1857. Term
Of service, little over seven months.
DEnocRArs IN Luck.-Mr. Joshua Il. Gliding,
10 said To bc well again, but unable to participate
in debate. That's l~ucky.-I1SE
II is lucky for the Democrats. for nothing puts
them in greater distress than the merired casiiga.
lions which they received from the diuntless old
'pbnmuIun ut fha Wpsteru RaSnr,a ub., Ia - aIla
to administer them. The JOY of the Post reminds
ns OF the scamp of n boy who said he was 'darned
glad his dad hnd the r%heumatis, cause now the
Old man couldn't lick him.'-Bee.
There have been no fewer than .wenty.nine
%nayorals murdered in different parts Of the leland
Of cuba by he Chinese. This fact does not con-
yey the idea that John Chinaman' is the patient,
uures'stlng creature, under injury, he has been
rald TO be.
IT is stated that the last survivor of the Wy.
oming massacre is Jeremiah Spencer. now Of Tor
ring'ord, Conn, lightweight years old, and in
full possession of all his faculties, mental and
physical. The massacre took place eighty years
ago, but MIR Spencer ~rememberse his passage
down the ladder from the chamber where he slept.
IN his mothers arms, and their fight into the
wilderness.
AT meeting in Mobile, on the l4th instant,
Governor Winston presided, and addresses were
made by Percy Walker and Others. and resolu.
tons were adopted favorable " the Walker
cause in Nicaragua.
AN INDEPENDENT ANTI SLAVERY CBUKcH AT
WAsnINGToN.-The National Era says--'The Con.
gregatiunal, or the Independent Church, on Fifth
street. opposite the City Hall. in this city, was
r~eopened on Sunday for public worEhip. Tho
Rev. Mr.. Basset, of Illinois, is to supply the pull.
pet during the winter.
The Little Giant is calculating on a six months
fight on the Kansas question in Congress. He
said. less than a week since, to a well kn0S gen.
,leman. a citizen of Kansas, now n locker on in
Warrington, that if il were possible for the Ad,
mlnlsiraion eventually to carry the Lec0mptOn
Constitution through Congress, which possibility
he did mot concede. IL could not be done IN the face
Of the determined opposition that w0utd be brought
10 Gear against ii, IN less than sac months. lie
knew what it was to press a measure through
with a formidable opposition to contront:
and the people Of Kansas might rest perfectly
easy 10 his unqualified assurance that they could
not be dragged INTO the Union under the Lecomp.
ton Constitution previous to the middle of July.
This 10 authentic.
Last night, at Tammany Hall, Mr., John Van
buren, ueclareu nimhelt IN FAVOR OF the Lecouipton
scheme and of President Buchanan's method Of
watching niggers in Nebraska" If anybody
has hitherto doubted whether Buchanan will be
hes,en in the pending contest. this movement of
Prince Johns to help him settles the question:
Y. Tribune.
THE Losses OF THE CorroN SrArEs.-Senator
G Darlington, oe South Carolina, estimates the loss
sustained by the South from the depression Of the
market for Cotton, in consequence of the late COM
nereial %crisis, At more than $70.oo0,0o0