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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

IMPORTANT THEOLOGICAL QUEsTIoN.-A keen
controversy is raging in some Of the London
church papers relative to the sort of gloves which
it is lawful and expedien, for a Bishop to wear.
1t appears that a few days ago. at q religious
meeting, over which the Earl Of Shaftesbury pre-.
sided. the Right Rev. Prelate stood on the platform
wearing a pair Of bright yellow riding gloves, .
scandalized some Of the rigid disciplinarians pres
ent. 1t seems to be admitted that the canon law
does not contain any prohibition against a prelate
adorning himself with yellow gloves. and there
fore the Bishop Of London is not likely to DO eitsl
TO the Ecclesiastical Court.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

b6- The Eighth National Woman's Right. Con.
uenti0n will be held in New York City. at Mozart
Hall. 66s Broadway, on Thursday and Friday.
May 18th. and l4th. 1858. commencing at 10
o'clock Thursday A. NJ. Lucy Stone, Ernestins
L. Rose, Wendell Phillips. VIM. Lloyd Garrison,
G. LenoI Remond. Mary F. Davis. Caroline II.
Dahl. Rev. 7. W. Higginson, Aaron Nj. Powell,
Frances D.. Gage and o.hers.w will address the Con.
%veDtion.
Communications for the Convention may be ad.
dressed to Susan B.. Anthony. An.i-Slavery Office,
i38 Nassau Street, New York.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

Mr.. English made his demonstration in the
House yesterday. The project called his has been
transformed to suit emergencies and dodge OBJ.
%jections SO often that its true character Is but
imperfectly understood. In terms, however. q
does mot submit the Lecompton Constilulion TO he
people Of Kansas at all, but merely asks them 40
vo,s On the land grab. -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

The Mayor Of Donai, France, has just pub.
lished an order that persons who get shamefuliv
drunk in public houses. and the proprietors Of
such establishments who allow them to become 40
shall be fued and imprisoned. II appears ,hst Of
late years drunkenness has become Remarkable
prevalent in the north Of France.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

No SALylrfoH FOR BLACK MEN. Rev. S. ID.
Baldwin. q Methodist minister. in 4 receut work
hrinss forward the original idea that the descend
ants of II am and Shem "sujoy no promise Of per.
ss.siou or CON aversion. of faith aud confession. as
races" aad that "MilleniaI glory does not antici-
r4,s their full regeneration" This idea ha. 10 II
the seed Of q ss~ argument IN soppor OF s'srss'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

A New SCHOOL HoUsE.-One Of the greatest
needs of Salem is q school house ~sufhcien. for the
wants of the place. We are glad to know thu. .
movement is in progress in that direction. Now
is the time to strike. The spirit Of improvement
is up, buildings are going forward and other levi.
dences of public and privates enterprise are all
around us. Nothing would contribute mora to
give permanance to this prosperity than we'll lS
Gated, tasteful public school buildings, adequate 70
the wants of the town and it's surroundings-Lst
us have the school house. We have a new bank
building just completed and O second in process, Of
erection. But educational buildings, such as We
need, will be worth q dozen of them pecuniarily
as well as morally. No investment like il.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

The FRUIT CRop.-The Board of Managers Of
the Allegheny County Agricultural Society, after
examination since the late frost. pronounce the
peaches, pears, plums, and cherries entirely killed
in that region. and that apples, gooseberries and
grapes are injured.
We fear the same is true here. The frost on
Tuesday evening was very severe.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

The PRACTICAL CHRIsrrAN, has just completed
its eighteenth volume. 1t is published at Hope.
dale Milford, Massachusetts, and edited by Adm
ballou. 1t is the especial advocate Of non.re,is.
lance, and the uncompromising friend of anti,
slavery and other radical reforms.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

SERMONS by THEODORE PAkKER.-"A False ard
True Revival Of Religion 1.-THE Revival OF
Religion which We need."-Are the titles of two
sermons preached by Theodore Parker a. Music
Hall on Sunday April 4,h and llth. The subjects
afe discussed in a plain and practical manner
after the style Of Mr.. Parker.
Our friend who has kindly furnished as copies
OF them will please accept our thanks.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

THL Losr DAUGHTER and other stories Of the
heart. by Mrs, Caroline Lee Hentz, author Of
LINDA, "Rena", Love After Marriage,
Robert Graham, "Roline', &C., &c. Phils.
delphia. T. B. Peterson, No. sO6, Chestnu,
street.
This collection Of stories makes a mostI pleasing
book, well calculated to foster all the domestic
virtues. The lost daughter which gives name to
the book, is unique in its principal characters ku,
they are drawn throughout in harmony with them.
selves and with nature. Aunt Patty's Scrap Bag
lie a beautiful picture Of home life, go naturally
drawn as to give the reader a strong and pleasing
interest in all the members of the family and
makes him a continual sharer in the happiness
and sorrows of their daily life. With a single az
ception the moral influence of the book is excellent,
We sllude to q casual reference to slavery. Il 10
so made as to leave the impression that, after all.
it is not so bad as is sometimes represented, and
on the whole the slaves are in a more happy condi.
ton than is suspected or would be anticipated
we bave read the book with pleasure unalloysd.
but with To manner of this single ~al.usion.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

DIsusIoN CLiNcuER.-A Washington borde
rufian gives ss a conclusive reason for disuniol
that he went 70 call on tho President, waited fou
hours and did not get to see him, and concluded
that If he was go busy as all that, il would b.
better to have two republics and a pair Of Presi
dents to attend to the affairs Of the people.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

The BosToN INVESTIGATOR has just closed its
twenty.seventh volume.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

REPUBLICAN CoNGREssMEN. MIR. Giddings,
whose long experience 10 Congress enables him to
judge, bears the following testimony in favor Of the
comparative morality of the Republican memers
Of the present Congress. Writing to the Ashtaba-
u Sentinel he says;
IL have no hesitation in expressing the opin.
ION that this moral advancement has been az
clearly manifested in Washington as ia
other cities. in Congress as in other bodies
Of men. Ny age and observation author
ire ue tn cay that which younger member
might hesitate to utter. II is due 70 my. jun
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

"a SLAVE HOLDING ANTI-SLAvERY."-The
following is what a Methodist minister in good
and regular standing in the Methodist Episcopal
church, thinks of the relation Of that church to
slavery. The opinion is formed after q full and
long acquaintance with the subject, and after at
tending one of the slaveholding conferences
The article is from the pen of Rev. Mr.. Mattisou,
associate editor of the Northern Independent.
lie is no enemy to religion or to Method ism. but
as his writings prove him o devoted friend and
this and similar exposures come from an earnest
desire to save and purify the organization AND
make Methodism indeed the representative AND
embodiment of that Gospel which proclaims liber
ty to all captives and good will to men. How
superior are such labors. to the unprinciple6
course Of those men who scruple not Il
deny the relation of their church to slavery al
multitudes of ministers and members in the West
are in the habit of doing. Mr.. NJ. says:
notwithstanding the open and shameless slave.
holding among the members Of Philadelphia Con-
ference, even the preachers themselves, DIR. Ste.
vens pronounces them "loyal anti.slavery Metho.
dists, according to the Discipline" See paper for
April LIST, We have thus the tacit admission of
the Conference, the connivanoe of q Bishop, and
the public endorsement Of the Christian Advocate
and Journal, to show that the boosted "anti.slave-
ry' Of the border, is a slaveholding. slavebreeding
and slaveselling anti'slavery; just as real as the
prostitute. From all such hypocricy may the
good Lord deliver us.-N. Independent.
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10 - clansd - tAn tAs ts.w hw transportation of
snmnnGnsA N a.Au asxs vii b. greatly rsdsc~d. be-
- @wiaGa~ah naAzvhl Il sHssr, swiss, ssd is.e~r
asih, ~ $50 s7stI "a h
-. IN casts1Ags ~ TIN am bs2ng w~esr- psocf s
Usa0 @ps~ 10 tbs pnpss eastrge u ~ muzzIe load
~. xAs kaAu - . oartriAgr bax, night spuii w Ssw
days my wssAhsr vhiIe tAaa e ths would not b.
aAsetsd ~ y@a stgs asiIhl & t1ae
WhSrA n sespsu16nky s~annitAsA Es
1851 WILLIAM n. M1x. MatDr 0ydnAoos
WAanxuorou Arn2Al Nv 1oth. 1S6&
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os1ss have arrested 0ecrystowu ssd sshsa ksus Or
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packed the Jury In murdr cass Mia w. u TRIAL n
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wssbington uqueducs THIS ~'p'"u"n 'Aa't'' o'1''
srabe debste a.. .,..-.,,.r,.,.u,,. a,
"a coo aud this motion took proccdsace Vi the mo-
- 70 strks out He proceeded 10 make some remarks
~ 's..r 81 euosmy; sftsr which. ths question being
.Drsr biu suendmens w~s n0t Agreed 20
The smendnent Of Mr.. Jonxsca. Of Ienne~'e' Vac
rs,scssd- -yss s, nays SIS soiio"s.
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nan- snas AmnsA~ sumsw, no~I~Hs ID kanocAs I'saans
and rrambaii-2s
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soTetaTys opansn sooa they had szamAnsd the
s4rramsa now, % sxAhikisa II tAs CAgftsl. fh
ssusS $500 - fs~ = Aw~s sias y sswiay ~ UsAsf
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Whereupon' VIE
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-. ~. c.-..-,,. a. ~.
;sI OF the Artists 70 BE- e00poned 1t Ae9n. MAE
m n Ke .t,rkv Kxrr N 6outh Carolina TAILOR
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o ~
Of ono ,vrp hid tesar tse Hou.. commupic,tkoD
M. Tl.~mrv Dsr.xfuuunA tx,x,uunittinr : detailed
n ryev,.yed ~ tts rsriuker from the Treasury
l,nr IT,. -. wr.rauefed or smountu charged
a, ~ IL. 1vsrI tsvuSs Grated under these
90 snr;no the ve-r lssy which was referred to the
Committee ON IndinA n1aAs and osdsrod 70 b printed
On motion On II SonN VnnAHA, Neu auA'
resolution =. - Il - - -. -. - -. -
proposing % prus . ~ - - - 49, avrs
port OF tfie q Pso'-'s'A - - " 49, ~ $3.50 a.
Collins
Da W -
Mr.. KELSEY, Of New York, asked consent to Intro
suce the following resolution
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sssry "a cssr nssia /. dsaas a.sa, which
- sarN sss = - pnr onsT upnosa mo nsn's
SI ~. - - |. 1870 to "a. Treasury sesss
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Mr. unUm. = - ~. ~. -, - -, :. 80,
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TIE New HmaPehiN lryaa.*ure .sncrHs q Concosd on
"Wednesday The sr1At< ccnaistx Of repabiIcans xnd
dsmocrss and the house OF seo republicans - las
democrats Toe principal business al the srirM ~l he
the choosing = United sAAsss IL is thought
that the sssRon VIII not last longer thsn a msnth
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~N~~~A~~"
Mr.. DAWES, Of Massachusetts,, had rad the reports
and prepared to vote fer the resolution c the major
ify In coming to that conclusion he did not expect
absence W party bias IN hs mind, but he uxsd that he
bad honestly snd properly given to the evidence the
weight il should have. He believed the s1c Of Fort
smelling in the manner. for the price, to the pScn, d
1t the time 1t wM sold, was the contamination Of :
the present. before the eyes at the Secretary of War in
such manner that blindness to II grave Official
fraud.
Mr.. BURNETT inquired whether II was the intention
of the opposition to press the question to vote tonight
Several MnsEm stated that II was mot I'll
Mr.. BISHOP, Of Connecsfcut sid this movement w.s
conceived and Carried out for the parpose Of gtying
that spirit Of political dishonssfy which seeAs to cab
lSh its own party and pertions BY bringing dgr.ce and
riduc upcn those entitled coincidence snd respect Ii
seemed To have become the peculiar province cf certain
party to set itself up CONSERVATION upon the executive
Offices OF this government. He Of thone
who believed that any political capital could be made by
attacking the honor integrity Of any who might
differ from him IN his political views hut the wnlc
port from The beginning 70 the end in its statements and
arguments in it's assumptions and oonclusions bore
misakae evidences Of being deep laid scheme intend
cd to dsgce in the eyes Of the people, of the chief
ofcsu Of the governm1Ht. whom he believed 70 be
honcst hOn0god the position Al Secretary
OF War. There doubt Of the legality o(
the sale fax t1ss Secretary Of Wa concerned
and il there snytking IN tbs public oarsr ufcA he
him 10 he governed not tao much by the v&sws a ~a
ing <ycuphAntx and iutWeH&ed scrzs bnf - rey e4ua
ne dictates OF his own judSmest H ~ 1n4 % knows
that the~ 1t the hsnd Of tass Deuutu1nt O Wss
who sE&sied It lcuu4 some a tlae rnanc4<rwsirs 81
the iIlrstrious Jnchson
Mr. GROW. "a Peas.yivania "a n w. a. vusse I'd
msnmsr II this s~as az which tAey complained ~ sss
very little cnsequenur what n2 a. .z.<,.,nt
The maisrin point ths tas czsp~tsv~ ssw n th~
governments ~hculd crndwrs ske salrw ~ N tsurs
rncnt IT, give re cissn m advantage o~er Aacsher
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Asghk Ave - eTeater shGn tAat ~hsa the dAM NJ
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Pu.ps ossss's sss~ty MsyanA propose hsslang sssI
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invited. -,
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DssnnaAscaL- 11Hs ~ ssvud Al1aAaecn -
to-day sreuing Asg Oavitei Nm, - - 60 u go .
revelv~ was disukn@sd ssvsssa ti.ea LscAily - -
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dsy. - Tssstty chnrcA. Gsosusaow~. ~ - ANoN -
tAs sabbath school n vss d61Ik1a aIkk, -.
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Of the hall ma bcrs sre ncosssfy n % ase vertical
plane Of projection = the momnt a Ase, whereby tAsy
fulfil the most important requisite for accuracy of ire
5. f~r y ~ cA~y.--1hs fbsusof ~ chEsc moon
@xily greater thn thsa Of " euumpsow nM1s-
lnader Al the calic and charge a Pswsr, hsssa0
the oap bsing cred in the centre d ths clns vikASst
vcot q rsnt AlsrAAos. - vhoas s1bok u1bss - -
c.p md II ths charge n powder esD ~ nsss - haR
wbsvs1 In tn mun1ssnnsf - 49, ~ - 49,
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The Placer herald., 1858-05-08
$50 REWARD.

STRAYED, from the premises of 1nN
~ the undersigned, on Rock Creek,
near Auburn, some time late in the QA
fall, Two Cows. and two yearling heifers One
of the cows is black and white, branded w. A. on
the left side, and NJ. W. ON the right hip, and has
dewlap on tie left jaw; the other. Brndls
Cow. bears the same brands. The heifers are red
in color-one is branded NJ. W. on the right hip;
the other branded NJ. on the right hip. and has
small, square bit cut from the right ear-no other
marks on the heifcrs The cows are supposed
to have young calves running with them at the
present time. Any person delivering the above
stock to Robert Gordon, Auburn. shall receive
the above reward; or by sending word to him
where they may be found shall he literally paid.
JAMES HALEY.
Rock Creek. April 10th, ls5S.-lm"
The Placer herald., 1858-05-08

THE BAY FILLING Up.-The Alta contains
an article showing to what extent the Bay
of San Francisco, in front Of the city, has
TILED up during the last seven years. The
water has greatly decreased along the city
front. In seven years the depth has decreas-
ed from an average OF twenty feet to an
average Of about five feet and half. A
mud-shoal extending along the entire front
to Clarke's Point, has been gradually accu
mulating. Up to this time the harbor has
been affected at distance of about five
hundred yards from the city front, the depth
decreasing at that point about six feet since
1855, at which time some government sound
ings were taken.
The Placer herald., 1858-05-08

LIGHT EVEN IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Boston correspondent of the New York
Times, Republican paper, says, 'that there
were several local elections in this State on
Monday, almost every one of which resulted
unfavorahy to the Republican candidates" d"
They were beaten in almost all the large
cities and towns. The people are getting
sick of the improbable negro agitation at
headquarters, and light is dawnng even in
Massachusetts. 1t will not be long before
the great mass of the people will be of Caleb
Cusling's opinion, that white man is not
only as good as negro, but considerably
better.