Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-19

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-A letter from Plymouth,
england. says the Niagara and Agnmemnon are
lying within two hundred yards OF each other, the
caIIe on each slip connected with the otner,
ana telegraphiG messages are now Deihe
sent through the whole Atlantic cable, in the most
perfect maEfuf.
1t is stated that the conference between the
House Of Commons and tho House Of Lords has
ended in the latter agreeing to the principle oil the
right of the Jews TO seats in Parliament, and the
result will be that Baron Rothcbild will take q seat
in the House OF Commons.
The coinage Mt the New Orleans mint during
the month Of May amounted to S4SO,O0O, OF
which S95 900 was in gold, and the balance in
silver.
An ordinance has been passed in Norfolk, Va.
lsvying a capitation tax Of So on every free white
male luhabitant over 81 years old.
On the 18th. ult.. the Jcnher monument, recent
ly erected in Trafalgar Square London, was inau
gurated by Prince Albert. The monument con
slsts of a bronze statue, representing the great
discoverer Of vaccine, in a sitting posture, and is
placed next to the statue Of Sir Charles Napier.
at the west side of the square. Contributions to
the fund for it's erection have been received from
all parts of the world.
The Trenton, n. j., bakers are adopting a sys.
EN- of selling bread by weights cents per
pound.
The Savannah Georgian states that in conse
quence Of dizziness in trade and the want OF whole
some speculation in Savannah, a number OF first
class firms in that city will this year close their
business, to re. open in other cities.
UNITED STATES FiNANcEs.-The receipts and
expenditures of the United Statesigovernment for
the three'quarters of the fiscal year ending June
|pnfh 1879 ay.l.:,o nc t.,,k f,,I, and traaoury
notes funded, were as follows
RECEIPTS.
Quarter ending Sept. 80, 1857 $50 029.Sl9 81
Quarter ending Dec. 81, 1857 1902. Cos GO
Quarter ending March 81, 1858 10000 2S IS
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Total receipts $47.ll26l3 l6
EXPENDITURES.
Quarter ending Sept. 80, 1857 1913. 1l4.62S 81
Quarter ending Dec. 81, 1857 II .OS5 .453 OF
Quarter ending March 81, IS4S Is. 04.9l5 "A
Total expenditures $685. ISL .S9T Is
The excess of expenditures over receipts was
Sll.742.2S4 OF.
Rev. Dr.. Sehon reports $2O1. 800 as the amount
collected for missionary purposes last year, within
the bounds Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
vnth.
1EE POISON OAE OF CAlIFoRNIA.-We find in
the Sau Francisco Bulletin. m interesting essay
upon the POISON Oak" The nature and effects
of thA poison are thus described
1.-THE poisonous oak, at night, or when 1t grows
in a shade, omits. according to some, hydrocarbu-
retted gas with some rcrid vapor and It's this
which is supposed to be nczious. Whatever may
be the nature Of this exbdlat;on, 1t ~ certain That
it is not confined to night or shade alone, as 1t is
equally pornicious even when it grows in broad
sunlight. These exhalations seen, t' foat IN the
air, and are absorbed into the system either
through the lungs or the skin, through both Mt
the same time. They are the most noxious, the
most virulent. when they come in the shape OF
fumes arising from burning the shrub"