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

ION the 9Th, the schooner yacht Wandsrer, ON sus
picion that she was nhout to cngnge ~ the slave
trade. The schooner Charter Oak, laden with pro-
' visions for the wanderer, was captured at the
same time. Col, Currie, Of South Carolina tue
owner and commander Of the Wanderer, protests
that he only intends making a pleasure excursion
bot the presence Of an unusually large crew. a
good proportion of whom are Portuguese, seems
to give Just cause for the arrest.
JIEAvY LossEs.-A recnpitulation Of tho dam
age done by the recent hail storm in the vicinity
of Fredericksburg. Va, is estimated TO be
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Over
600 600 bushels of wheat were destroyed within a
length of ten and a breadth of thee miles.
Geo. D. Prentice, the editor OF the Louisville
journal, has enrolled himself as a member of the
Sons Of Temperance. lie Joined them on the
night of the 9th. ult, and made, it il said, some
very touching remarks upon his past life, and his
prospects for the future.
The Austin, Texas, Tntellieenccr states that the
four white men, Willis, Morrison, Upton and
Jones, of LainpaSns Co., who in company WIN
several Indians, committed tho recent murders In
Jack county, Texas, was hanged by the people
Seven persons were murdered, viz: James b.
Cameron, wife and three children, and Thomas
Mason and wife.
Robert Owen las we learn from the London
Reasoner) celebrated his cightyeighM birth day on
the 18th Of May. by holding a public meeting at
st. Martins Hall.
Re.ELEcTIoN OF SENATOR HALE.-John =. Hale
has been n -elected to the United States Senate by
the New Hampshire Legislature. lie was chosen
by the House Of Representatives on Wednesday,
receiving 1856 out of 303 votes, and by the Senate,
on Thursday, receiving s votes out of IL. His
new term begins on the 4th. Of March of aext
year and expires in 1868.
Tie St. Paul's Minncsotian, of the Sd, inst,
says:
Since Monday morning last, over forty suspi.
cious packages, purporting each TO be zone news
paper" have been overhauled by the clerks at our
Post Office here. ard found to contain central and
matter. Collar patterns, Indian moccasins, baby
dresses, gloves. daguerreutYpes letters, and every
conceivable thing which could be wrapped up in
a paper so as to avoid letter posta. &c. The postage
assessed on these parcels amounted 20 about fifteen
dollars.
George w. Clarke, the murderer Of Barber in
Kansas, bas been a~ppoined a purser in the Navy.
Serious charges were preferred against hIL,, Us
acting Register of the Land Office at Fort Scott,
which could not he disregarded, but the Interior
Department passed them over, and then through
the influence of Senator Johnson of Arkansas, to
whom Clarke had always been a political pest, he
was transferred to the Navy. This is the disgrace
full manner, in which the public patronage is
abused.
INSECTS NEVER Grow Many people fancy that
a little fly is only little because it is young, and
that it will grow up in process of time to be as big
MS a blue.bottle. Now this idea is entirely wrong:
for when an insect has once attained to its winged
state it grows no more. All the growing and most
part Of the eating, is done in its previous states
Of lie and indeed, there are many insects, such
as the silkworm moth, which do not eat at all from
the time that they assume the ~chrysalis state to
the time when they die.
Bishop Bayley, the Catholic bishop of New
Jersey, has isued a manifesto bringing the ma
chinery of the church to bear against the vice of
drunkenness. HIS letter on the subject has been
read in all the churches, in which he called atten-
ton to two classes-the drunkards themselves
and the dealers in liquor. Leaving to the pastors
the choice of the particular means to be used, he
suggested that each should keep n list of the drunk
ards and liquor dealers in his church. lie says
Crusader.
II am determined to make ure of the most Sc.
we're measures against all who are addicted to this
scandalous and destructive vice; and if they contin'
ue in the practice of it they must do it az out
casts from the Catholic church. who have no right
to the name of Catholic while living, nor to Chris
tan burial when they die.'
1t would be a credit to some hundreds of prot.
estant ministers if they were to initiate, in some
respects, the example Of this Catholic bishop
HtScOhStH CHtJ.
In New York, Tuesday, application was made
at the proper Office for a permit to bury the re-
mains of a child which had died suddenly. The
child was of Jewish parents, and its death was
caused by bleeding after circumcision. The case
was referred to the Coroner, and it's investigation
is expected to elicit some curious facts MS to the
administration Of this rite of the Hebrew relig-
ion.
Correspondents of the New Orleans journals
say the yellow fever is making sad havoc among
the unacclimated at Havana. Upon the sugar
estates the disease is represented to be of an unu-
sually malignant type-compelling an entire sus,
pension of work upon the most of them, and
threatning to bring the remainder to Il full stop be-
fore the end of the month.
New ~EDIrIoN.-Mrs. Goldschmit Jenny Lind)
recently gave birth 20 twins-one of each sex.
Here we have another edition in two volumes of
"Goldschmit's Animated Nature"
A Miss Sergeant, of Fremont, Michigan, a few
days since, sprinkled strychnine upon a piece of
pumpkin pie, and on going to bed ne it. She
died in three hours. She was tired of life.
FIGHT ON THE STUMP. During a discussion at
Beaufort, N. c., last week, between Judge Ellis
and Hon. Mr.. McRae. rival candidates for Cover
nor, both became excited, and finally anne to
blows. Judge Ellis, democrat, struck first, when
the parties c%linched, but soon were separated by
bystanders.
Three runaway negroes from Henderson, Ky,
were captured near Vincennes, Ind, a few days
since by Mr.. Hicks, of the former place aad an
officer from Evansville, and taken back home.
Accounts from all parts of the State represent
that the strawberry crop will be more abundant
this year shan for many years previous. Before
many days they will probably be sold in this
market for three cents a basket-less than this
sections will be fully equal to last year, and in
most sections win far exceed it.-Newark, N. Jl
Mercury.
ADDITIONAL ArrRAcrfoN.-The Springfield
Republican makes the following suggestion to the
Getters up Of horse shows:
cat every show there is q class Of beautiful bor.