Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-10

II Institution"
0 miscellaneous Gilnnluarp.
G Gov. Banks, of Mass, has appointed john P
Putnam, of Boston, to succeed Judge Loring.
The Virginia State Senate has passed a bill
liking on the LIST of August, for the resumption
! Of Specie payments by the Virginia Banks.
The receipts Of the Amaricai Tract Society fol
eleven months past have been $50, 600 lass than ia
the same months tho proceeding year, while the
grants through colportage and other channels
have been largely increased.
Thomas II. Benton is confined to his bed by an
internal cancer, which, at no distant day, per.
haps even in a few weeks, will destroy his life.
In spite OF severe suffering. he is laboring assid-
uously to complete his Abridgemcnt Of the De.
bates of Congress.
COLONEL ~ALsor.-Tho New York Ne,rs says that
Col. Alsop, the refugee conspirator against the
Emperor Napoleon Ill, is in thar city, and has
not thought of concealing himself-that ''he is
every day in Broa iway, and was, two nights ago
as one of the theaters."
FREE NEGROES IN MARvtAvp The Baltimore
Af1NI @tTHF 20 bbhN bhC bHihll u u Altif
land contains a greater free negro population
than the mighty Empire State of New York by
over 25,0UO, and exceeds Pennsylvania by over
u 900.
Gen. Walker, the defunc. 1llibustel, is at pres.
ent in Mobile, where his presence seems to excite
no curiosity Whatever. The steamer Fashion,
seized 10y the government and sold at public auc.
ton, il now fitting up at Mobile, to run between
that port and Galveston.
ANTIOCH CoLLEoE.-The TorchiigM says that.
the Committee of the Synods of the Presbyterian
Church, which have ~purposed to locate II college
at West Liberty, have turned their attention to
Antioch College at Yellow Springs. there being
a probability of the sale of that institution. They
have examined the college there, and will report
to the Synod ere long.
The Imperial Academy Of Science ut ST.
Petersburg has offered a prize of 500 ducats for
the best essay, historical and statistical, Or
the Abolition of SerfdOm in the various Countries
of Europe h question is mostly to be consider.
ed from the economical, but also from the political
and social, point of view. Competitors have to
send in their manuscripts on or before the LIST
ll3,h) Of March, 1860. m 80 @4tt
New NEGRO LAW IN LouIsIANA.-A law has
been enacted by She Legislature Of Louisiana
p''''",'1 th"' any iee negro coming INTO that
State shall be seized, and. after ten days notice.
sold into slavery. half the proceedings to go to the
state, the other half 10 the com plainant. The only
exception Is i'll favor OF negroes actually EN-.
psoyed on foreign vessels.
zoe. 600 Jows in the United States, only one is reg.
lstered III the census rs II farmer. This is inter-
cte "9 u VI =" o''uehces o Tue singular $50
y, w VI u W. ia p,opnes'eu IN Amos 9:9-
n'use y hs''o. among al pinohs' axe rs corn
al 70 nUI ~. ~ = o" =, ! '"a' . 'ne least gram
'"' upo" '"' e"'"'
fLRrlNhNr HEtLEcri1S:-lhe assault OF Mr..
Ne''t on Mr. "row' ana us Consequences, seem
TO nave attracted unusual attention from journals
Oh III Grasses Ia Europe me SOa"Sea and Gld'
mo'gan Aisraea' a paper IN wales whirh Is now
Y '"i' "''u' ny" ","a' on u 'oi'owS'
III we may be allowed to attach a dull refec-
'ioh 10 SO spicy a story, IL iS-1H'S comes Of mig
ger o''rl"9.
IIE PATENT OFFIcE.-lt is well known that
Messrs. Gale and Lane, Examiners of the Pat
ent Office, were removed from office on account
OF their alleged connection with the school man.
ed children. The removal, for the same cause, of
another Examiner, Mr.. Peale, is now demanded
by a Southern newspaper.
We noticed, n few days ago, that three negroes
had been arrested for the murder of James G.
Maxwell. their master, in Nelson county. They
have been tried aud convicted. The day Of their
execution has not yet been liked.
A negro woman has also been indicted for being
was granted her, which viii! not take place until
the next term of the Nelson Circuit Court
Lexington Observer, March, 81.