Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

also n tedHsier IN Newark, has iallcn upon Y'tn7'
ant times. \ gentleman appeared in dat part "l
Jersey lat week, on n mission to discover =
q } mes Thorp. who was entitled to m estate "'
St3.oOO. !cft hy u planter IN North Carolina. ihe
teinsirr turns out I, be the man. lie Was 'Vth
on thc estat", but was sent North 10 be educated
had his schooling at NOrristOwn. Pa, is married
and is said to be industrious and worthy.
ARRESTED on SUSPICION or BEING 4 FREE Ne
GRO, AND PAssiNu AS A WHITE MAN.-Justice
Staley issued n warrant yesterday. ut the insNga'
ton OF constable Wilson, on information received,
against one Dennis Patrick, charging him with
being a free negro, and being in our State Contra
ry to the laws. Patrick follows the business OF n
stevadore. and has, we learn, been residing in Sa'
vannah about 8 years, and has always passed as n
white person. lie has voted at elections, and was
married about three years ago to a white woman,
bat had got n divorce, and then married II negro
woman. lie admitted to the clergy man who mar.
ried him the second time, that he had negro blood
in his veins. lie is said to I've from South Carroll.
ma. and there are persons from that quarter who
VIII certify to his being a negro. lie was commit
ted to Jail to await a thorough investigation of the
-Sdrannah Nelrs, Sept. 2Sh.
An editor out west, who served for four days
on n jury, says that lac is so full of law that it is
hard work for him to keep from cheating some
body.
The oldest, and ct the same time, the smallest
city in New England, is that of Ncrgcnnes, VI
which was incorporated in 1888 1t is the only
t'ty in Vermont, and in 1850 contained 1873 in
habitants.
a GALLANT GtAST.-We learn that while Doug
las was speaking at Centralia in front of the hotel,
on Friday night. a lady on the balcony innocent.
~ cried out 'Uurrah for Lincoln !" Tie gallant
Little Giant then turned toward her and, forget
ting that he Ourut Ia Ip n gentleman. grossly in.
suited her by coarse BLACKBOARD denunciation.
The consequence was that the gentlemen in the
crowd gentlemen neser will allow ladies to bc in.
suited sustained the Lincoln lady, and made the
Little Giant dry up"
The Bowie. Knife of the the Captain Of the sla
YER Echo--says a telegram from Washington
has been sent hitler. Inscribed upon it are the
words:
America, the land of the free. and the home
of the brave ~
Louis L,fferte, in inmate of one of the converts
OF Amsterdam, died recently, at the age of l25
years. She belonged to one of the wealthiest
families of France, and had passed over 100 years
in the cOnvcntual life.
Steps are being taken to erect q new church for
the lev Henry Ward Beecher, the present accom-
modatiOns Icing entirely insufficient. The new
W. AN'S 'hu' WV pSApNHo
WIFE SwApeING.--The Grand Jury Of Pulaski
county made some thirty odd presentments last
week, one of which at least is a very rare case.
Two men, one Of them a Baptist preacher OF the
old sort, and the other u member of the same
Church, snapped wives. which offence being con.
sidered contrary to the good morals of the com.
monwcalth, they were all presented. SO it is
clear that a mau's wife is not an article of person.
al property that can be traded of.-ItterS6urg
Ud.) Paper.
1t is said that Thomas B.. Florence, who is run
ming as the %Lecompton cadidate for Congress in
the Navy Yard district in Philadelphia, fearing
he will be defeated if the people of his district are
not overslaughcd, has called upon tho President
to employ three hundred more workmen in the
Philadelphia Navy Yard.
The negroes. Peter and George, claimed by
DR.. Il. f.. Bollard, of Ware county, Ca, who
murdered Henry Jones, and have twice escaped
from prison. we're captured the third time on Sat.
urday. the 18th inst. Having twice esc1 ped, and
fearing a third escape, a meeting was held of
the citizens of the country. The negroes having
confessed their guilt, the delay and danger of cs'
cape was considered too great, and it was determ-
med to execute them. Hence they were marched
out about half a mile, to a gallows erected, and
executed. The platform of the gallows was con.
structed so as to attach a long rope to it, in order
tDHt ENtIJ nun IIcstIb HllGub liuNC Iull,
which they willingly did.
Thirty or forty colored persons, many of whom
are in comfortable circumstances, are about emf
grating to Liberia, from Cambridge, Mass. Many
others from the same locality will follow their
as soon as they can make ready.
Mr.. j, R.. Barrel has made a reply to the notice
of contest served on him., some time ago by Mr..
=. Blair, jr, in which he denies S~cfiatitt, the
nineteen charges made by Mr.. Blair, and con
by prelerring fifteen charges against the
friends of Mr.. Blair.
THE CURRENCY OF RUssiA.-A letter from ST.
Petersburg says THE Russian Government has
it in contemplation to re.establish a metallic cur.
rency throughout the empire. Sixty millions of
paper money have been already called in and can,
cclled, but it appears that a complete reform is to
take place. The capital necessary for this new
operation ia estimated ut one hundred millions of
three'fourths of which, it is said, will be
by a direct loan. The remainder is to
he completed from the depots of the precious
metals in the f~ortrcsses of St. Peter and St.
A Liquor INsPECToR.--The Legislature of
Georgia has passed a law authorizing the appoint
ment OF IL liquor inspector, whose duty 1t shall be
to examine and thoroughly test the poisonous in
contained in liquors, and should they
any strychnine or other poisonous drug in any
liquor, the person selling the same is ordered to
take it out of the state: and if he sells any drug.
ged liquor, knowing it to be such, or after its in
spection, he is to pay a fine of 500 for the first
offence, and $ 1000 for the fourth.
APPROACH OF WINTER IN EURoPE.-The Ga
zette de Lyons announces that snow has fallen on
tho Alps several times during the first week of
September. The snow is now two feet deep in
the Valley of Urselen,luude St. Gothnrd.
From the returns Of the census of Texas, now
nearly completed. it is ascertained that its pOpu-
lation will not fall short Of four hundred and fifty
Grimshaw and Morris. opposing candidates for
in the Fifth district Of Illinois, had a.
knock down at Nauvoo, on the 18th ult. 1t APP.
pears that they had met there in joint debate, and
Grimshaw was speaking, Morris called him
a liar, whereupon Grimshaw struck Morris and
knocked him h~eadlong of the stand, An account
of the affair in the Oquawka Plaindealer says
Morris felt ~awfully frightened. and trembled
o leaf in the wind"
Tbara ara oply tuo c;tiaa in Garmanv or in the