Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17

system OF Tree emigration it has adopted leads to
1bnses' inscfprnli3 from tAat ~ stern, IL viii hc
abolished altogether. The article, IL is remarked.
mas u stnlu'Cil took, md may be taken MS an
admission That the defence Of the case Of the Hst'a
Cecil has fallen to the ground. The CoaSttainnnd,
IN answer to the observations made 10y LORD
Mnlmesbury, in the House Of Lords, on Thursday
evening, declares that it cannot accept the inter
n%retatlon put ON this by the English Minister.
Then why not publish such n narrative Of facts ne
would iead to a satisfactory Interpretation on both
sides OF the Channel As matters Mt present
stand, ~ is pretty obvious that, under false and
hypocritical motives, Franco is rcviving one OF
the most odlous occupations ever devised by hu-
man ingenuity or lust of gain. az is plain
writes n correspondents. THAT her philnnthropic
system OF Tree emigration is nothing more or
less than slavery disguised under the lightcst pos
siblG covering. 1t is Obvious that, violating her
own solemn engagements, she is returning 80
practlces which the humanity Of the country has
long since condemned, and meanly trying TO coy
er her delinquency with fair words and smooth
pretences."
MADANr JENNY LIND GoLDscMtDT, Resolved
as Is wen known,a long tiule ago, aftersshe had Civ.
en- up her projected journey to Russia, to leave
her present ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS settle in
England. This intention she has now carried out.
After all her furniture in Dresden had been dis.
posed OF, no inconsidcrable number of packages.
with articles OF value, &c, were forwarded last
week, yia Hamburg, to England where Jenny
Lind viii repose in retirement. on her laurels, at
Il villa near London Netherlands Gazette.
Mr.: John NJ. Bernishel, delegate in Congress
rom Utah, has published an Appeal to tho Public.
IN relation to the march Of the army towards Sllt
Lake City, He declares that the Mormons' pro
lession OF a desire for peace is honest, and expires
ses a rear that the mis.statements which he
charges upon the press Of the country will have
the effect OF prcjudicing the public miud against
the SAINTS. lie adds u threat that war will yet
cnsue' II the army persists in the pursuit Of the
MormOns.
AN IMPORTANT Decision IN INDIANA.-The Su'
preme Court of this State has Just rendered an
important decision upon ":he right of iuries to de,
termlne the law and the facts in criminal cases,
The Cont held that the provision Of the common
law, that Juries were competent to judge of the
evidence alone, and must accept the law, to be as
charged by the court, was at variance with the
Constitution, article list, section 10. The Ian
guage of the Constitution is ms follows: In all
criminal cases, whatever, the jury shall have He'
right to determine the law and the facts" This
language makes the function of the Court in
charging the jury merely advisory-not impera.
tive; and ihey may either follow the Instructions
given,or disregard them, without violating their
legal duty.-Lqtayette Courier.
A FAiLURE.-The Kentucky Ner3 states that on
effcrt some time since projected, to establish a pro-.
slavery press in Newport, opposite Cincinnati,
with a capital from fifty to hundred thousand
dollars, has SO far failed to unite the slave interest
in the enterprise.
ut was supposed that every slavohoI Ter in the
vicinity and those Of wealth in all parts of Ken.
lucky would become stockholders in the concern
aud sweep the Ners, like u torrent from the Alps.
into the ~forget(ul deep. Bot this has not been
the case. How many more terrors will be set up
. a IrIfa tla Hna,l, ,n Il It'll .pt .,,,. 80 80
diet; but, strange 10 say, in some neighborhoods
the Slave Power has managed to keep up the be-
lief that the Nclcs would 5e discontinued every
month of the last eighs years. Yet, to the think
ing portion Of our citizens, no better evidence was
wanting than such actions to prove that no such
idea exiied with the manufacturers of those so
ries. Wfn this Mammoth Steam Printing House
is estai!tH cd to strengthen the Slave Power in
KentUae.t we will advertise it to let its friends
know s.y N is here. Slavery will never regain
its Fl0aryys W. in Kentucky"
The q of Mr.. Cough, the celebrated temper
ance lecdt Fer, against DR.. Lees, a Maine liquor
law advocate, for libel, came off in the Court of
Exchequer on the 2lst. The libel complained of
vas contained in a private letter, and charged
Mr.. Cough with being habituated to the use Of
narcotic drugs for the purpose of stimulating him.
self, and also with being as wicked a man and
as rank Il %hypocrite as breathes in the Queens do
minions." Dr.. Lees, it appears. had written un.
der the impression that he had been libeled by Mr..
Cough. This Mr., Cough denied in his evidence
in court. DR.. Lees thereupon withdrew his plea
of Justification, and the case vas amicably settled
by n consent to q verdict for the plaintiff, with FIVE
guineas damages.
GR,yp CorycI1 OF B,rTrsr CHURCHES was
held yesterday At Williamsburg, called by Judge
Culver, to review the evidence on which he was
lately expelled from tie First BAPTIST Church
there. Ex-Governor Fletcher of Vermont and
Ex Governor Briggs of Massachusetts were among
completely vindicated. and he and Mrs. Brown,
the lady with whom he was charged with improp
er conduct, we're pronounced to be tit members OF
any Baptist Church.-N. !. Tribune.
The Society of Friends have addressed n letter
IN Tho Erppcl Eunrnrnr aprTaStinu him sn IN ayt