Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-09-04
THE ANTI-SIAVERY BUGLE.

The Albany Argus says that it lately misprinted
yes for no. and The Memphis Avalanche, a Demo.
cratic fire eater, excuses itself for having mis-.
printed dcccncy for Democracy.
TnE DRoLLrnIEs or IlisroRY.-The salem Mass.
tegjStcr has a neat obituary fotice OF Nathnniol
h. Rogers, Esq. an accomplished merchant OF
Salem, lately deceased. /. appears that Mr.. R'g'
ers was q lineal descendant from John Rogers,
prebond Of st Paul's and first marty of Queen
Mdry's reign. Mr.. N. l.. Rogers was a brother
of Johu W. Rogers, whose daughter danced with
the Prince do Joinvillc in Faneuil Hall. Thus a
descendant of the Catholic king who sanctioned
tho massacre of the Pedestrians on ST. Bartholo-
news day, led down the may dance n fair daugh'
ter Of the line of John Rogers, the fist English
martyr to Romish intolerance.
The LAST WINTER At LARRADoR.-ONE of the
MDravian missionaries located at Hebron, n set
Element on the East coast of Labrador, writes
that the last winter there was intensity cold, the
Oldest hsqhimaux having assured nc that they
never remembered such weather, and especially
such severe cold. From the middle Of January
up TO the middle of March, Farenheits thcrmom'
cter seldom rose as high az l4o below zero. 1t
mostly stood from 90 to $40 below zero. At the
same time the wind was so strong that our house
often cracked and gr0aned like q ship in a rough
sea.
From Okak. n more S~outherly station, a differ
cnt account OF the winter is given, while the
state OF the people is described as more comfort
able and improving.
STEEL SHlPs.-The Scientific American says
that on account Of the superior lightness, dura'
bliity and elasticity Of steel over iron, ships of
steel are now being constructed many in Eng
land are in course OF construction. The first steel
vessel ever built was the small steamer launched
Tor Liyingston's Expedition up the Xambesi river,
in Africa. The Rainbow" has just been built,
o vessel 0! go tons, for the river Niger.
A DISCRIMINATION PAUrER.-A friend of ours,
who has served ms Inspector of our House of In
tustry, told us of an amusing case of epicdfean-
ISM IN poverty that once cam under his notice.
How do you like it here 2" he asked Of one of
his male charges. Pretty well, sir" said he, "as
regards the fare, but you might do better about
The clothes" IF | should be allowed to state my
preference" continued the pauper, II should say
give me Boston for its table, Portsmouth for its
wardrobe, and Concord for general freedom, ox-
tending to the refnements of social life. I've
tried EN- al, sir, and if ever you come to it, you
will find it just as | tell you"
LARGE INCOMES IN ESGLAND.-There are forty
SIX persons in England who have incomes OF
b45U,VUo q year. equal to two million and a quar-.
ter dollars, while four hundred and f~Orty,four
persons have incomes ranging from fifty to two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars n year, and
eight hundred and eleven from twenty five to fifty
Thousand. In Ireland there is but one person
who has an income of upwards Of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, twentyione have in
comes from fifty thousand to two hundred and
fifty thousand, and thirty from twenty Eve to fifty
thousand dollars.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-The London Times
states that the message of Queen Victoria to Presr
ident buchanan, which contained 90 words, was
sent over the ocean cable in sixty-seven minutes.
The message from the Directors in England to
those in America, which contained 81 words, was
sent in thirty-fve minutes. The latter message
was sent first, and both were repeated back, to
insure accuracy. The Queens message had not
been published in England. Mr., Fields first
message to the directors had been received in Eng
land it contained 80 words, and was transmitted
in twenty-five minutes.
ILLrNoTs.-The fight wakes hotter and hotter in
this State from day to day. The fever heat of
1856 was cold to it. On the night of the 25th, Frank
Blair and Senator Trumbull addressed the assem-.
bled multitudes at Alton on the great issue of the
day. Verify the blood of one of the first martyrs
in this cause of freedom has proved the seed of
truth. In that very place, twenty-one years ago,
Lovejoy was slain. Now the people flock in
thousands to hear his brother proclaim the doc.
.rines for which that blood was shed.
1.-THE hooting mob of yesterday
In silent awe return
To CLEAN up the scattered ashes
Into history's golden urn"
The speech of Mr.. Blair was n mastery expo
sition of che wicked policy of this administration
and a stirring appeal to the people to rebuke it at
the ballot-box.
On the sam day, Mr.. Lincoln was addressing
similar thousands in McDonough county. The
papers from Illinois now contain nothing but ac-
counts of mass meetings.
The custom is-for wrong or right
To practice Sparkling" out of sight;
So our Old Buch and England's daughter
Dispatch" this business under water