Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-09-25
miscellaneous 9umntarp.

PORTLAND. sept. Is -Morrill. the Republican
candidate Tor Governor. has leen re%.elected ~
eight or nine Thousand majority Mr.. french.
(Rop,) has leen elected to Congress, from the
third district, by q trifing majority. and no. Mr..
johnson, as the first returns seemed to indicate
The delegation consequently continues all kepub-
lican,
WAsniNoros, Sept. l5.-I. is understood that
Gen. Denver has resigned the Goveruorship Of Kan
Is probable tha, he will resume his former position
as Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Senator Benjamin, of Louisiana. has declined
the mission to Spain.
St. Louis, Sep. l6.-Leavenworth dates to the
18th, per u. S. express, and from Boonville 10 the
10th have been received.
The Salt Lake mail arrived at St. Joseph on
the 10Th, being tw enty DAYS out. The Mormons
continued to arrive 10 the city from the South. and
were entering upon their usual avocations. Brig
ham Young still keeps himself concealed, and
lives in constant danger, and fear OF vengeance
from his own people. who have become greatly in
censed at the unwilling OF his numerous frauds.
This confirms 70 reports.
Hon. Gerrit Smith has become the proprietor OF
the N. Y. Central College, located at McGrawvilie,
Cortland Co., n. Y.
Vermont has behaved as usual at her State cleo
ton. The Republican majority for Governor is es'
timated to be about three thousand larger than
that OF last year, when it WAC more than fourteen
thousand.
A Vigilance Committee has been established in
Shelby county, Ky. They order white men and
free negroes who have been concerned in evil deeds,
to leave the county within three days. Any prop.
erty belonging to q white man is TO be appraised
by three dlsinterested persons, and the price paid
over. after such person has been directed to leave
the county. Slaves who are vicious must be re-
moved, also, from Shelby county, by their masters.
Much excitement prevails in the vicinity Of Shell
byville, KY, in regard to the unruly and dishon-
est conduct of the negroes. A meeting oil citizens
has been held, q vigilance committee apr ointed,
and resolutions passed against the small traders,
who incite the slaves to steal from their masters,
and exchange their plumber for whisky and against
the system Qf permitting negroes to hire their time.
Glausha a.. Grow, (Republicau,) has been re.
nominated unanimously, in the fourteenth Con.
gtessiOnal district Of Pennsylvania, for a fifth term
in Congress.
PASSAGE OF SLAVES OYER THE "UNpERGRouNp
RAILROAD" THROUGH THIS CITY.-Several days
ago three fugitive slaves passed through this city
on their way to Canada. An officer, attached to
the United States Marshal's office. of this district,
arrested one of them, and took him before MIR.
Rvnders, who discharged him Immediately, on the
yroucd that no warrant had been issued FOR his
arrest.
Mr.. RENDERS states that he will not interfere in
cases of this character until the proper warrant is
placed in his hands, and when that is done, he
will enforce it at any hazard.
The names Of the slaves, and the place they
came from, are unknown. They cane to this city
by way of Philadelphia, and are now probably
across the Canada line.-NeW York EceHing Fost.
The fredericksburg (Va.) News tells a story
Of G. P. Il. James going into a bank in Union"
and drawing u check, which the teller declined
%cashing, because he did'nt know him. Don't !
look like a eentleman2 said Mr.. James. "Oh.
yes," said the teller, but that is not enough 81
am G.. P. Il. James, the novelist" "Nerer heard
Of you !" replied the teller.
The palm Of highfalutin eloquence must be
awarded to the Rev Mr.. Grigg. Of the Memorial
Church. New York. who preached n sermon en-.
titled. THE Telegraphic Cable between Earth
and Heaven" One Of his figures opens thus,
when the s~ulphuric acid Of true repentance cor
rodes the communicating zinc of innate depravity
and actual sinfulness, and the fervent force OF
p~rayerfui eternity" &c. Again he says. go to
the telegraph Office Of the atoning Cross" AMI
touch the wire of penitensial prayer"
GOLD IN oREeoN.-The st. Joseph (Mo)Gazette
learns from Mr.. S. Tenneut, that gold has been
found in large quantities about seventy'ivo miles
from Fort Laramie, Oregon, in the direction of
Larsmie's Park, A young gentleman, William
Bryan, formerly Of St. Joseph, has written a let
ter to his father. living in Kansas, urging him to
leave everything there and 60 to the mines. lie
writes that he was shown one lump Of gold that
weighed four pounds, and was assured by those
who made the discovery that these mines equal che
richest Of California placers.
Judge Magrath, of the O.. S.. District Court o,
Charleston, on Saturday refused to dismiss the
crew Of the SLAYER Echo on a wri. of habeas corr
pus.