Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-03-12

The mother Of Mr.. John G.. SAKE, who resides
in Troy, visited bennington last week for the rur'
rose OF hearing her son deliver his poem on Love
Although Mr.. SAKE las delivered over 45O lee
lures, this is the first timo his mother has ever had
the opportunity Of listening to him,
There are 100 convicts 10 the Ohio Penitentiary
80 seventeen moro than there are cells. This ex'
traordinary large number the Warden regards as
nm evidence of his popularity.
We clip the following adyertit ement from the
Camden (Ala) Republic, to wit:
"ONE THOUSAND AFRICANS WANTED.-bny per
sun wishing to contract for delivering one thou
sand or more Africans, at any point between Sa,
vannah, Ca, and Corpus Christi, Texas. will
January, 9th, 1852"
The Telegraph keeps assuring US that all Wash.
ington justifes Mr.. Sickles's killing of Mr.. Key.
IL mag be so, though we doubt it. AT all events,
we are sure that public sentiment does got go the
length OF deciding that all tho loose livers in that
metropolis are to oo dealt with thus summarily
and sanguinarily. If they should be, we appre'
bend that the Census at hand would show a se'
riousIy diminished population in the Federal City
UrAH.-Tho Utah Legislature have passed II law
which will exclude everybody except Mormons
from serving on Juries. 1t requires two years
residence IN the Territory, a property qualitica'
ton, and that the Juror should be married.
However reasonable the wish, it was hardly to be
expected that the Mormons would permit them
selves to be, if they could help it, tried by their
enemies. A gold mine has been discovered at a
place called The Point of the Mountain" hall
way between Camp Floyd and Salt Lake City.
While the Oregon Bill was under discussion
in the House, Mr.. Bingham offered q substitute
declaring that the Constitution of Oregon does
not conform to the Constitution and laws of the
United States, AID submitting the question ofi Its
admission to the people. If the decision is ia
vorable, the State shall Immediately bt admitted
and have one Representative until the next Con
gressional apportionmept of the said State. Re
~jected-yeas 81; nays 1872.
A South Carolin;an, who thinks it best to lie
Cuba alone, proposes (through the Charleston
Mercury to cut a ship canal through the peninsu
: la OF Florida, AID thus, by making a great islnnt
TOR ourselves, create Il second Cuba, which shall
E hereafter command the Gulf of Mexico, and for
ever neutraliGe the Spanish isle as q STRATEGY
point. When that is done We shan. need Cuba
he thinks.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Postmaster Genera
Brown died this morning at half past nine O'Clock
Up to a quarter of an hour previous he was perfec,
y conscious of Lis condition, and took leave of hi
family. Last night the President had a final in
. VIII Hlul, anu was nHeCteu 10 tears. Du
ring an occasional delirium the dying man Gale,
. for the bill, evidently abiding to the defeated up
preparation bill. having reference to the Post'ofic
Department. His death occasions the utmost sor
row among all classes of community.
. March 9.-The Commissioner of Patents, MI
: llOlt has been appointed and confirmed as Post
master General, vice Mr.. Brown, deceased.
The deepest coal. pit in Great Britain, and prob
ably in the world, has, after twelve years labor
been completed and opened at Dukinield, Che
shire. The shaft of this pi. is six hundred an,
e~ighty.six and a half yards deep, and the sinkini
e of it cost nearly one hundred thousand pounds.
WOMAN's RIGuTs GAINING GRoUND.-It is sal
t that the authorities of the old University town O
c Upsal, II ) yei1n, have granted the elective fran
1 chise to fifty icOmeH owning real estate. and to thin
ity-one doing business on their own account. Tn
representative that their votes assist in electin
will sit in tho house OF Burghers.
BJsroN, Monday, Feb. %, 1859.
Mr.. Gushing has been absent several days frol
the Legislature, and when he has been present ha
shown n disposition to abstain from any agitatio
of the Slavery question. On Saturday, however,
resolve !eing before the House to appropriate 81
500 for the purpose of aiding Levi Baker, a Cap
Cod shipmaster, to test, in the United States Court
the constitutionality Of the Virginia search law, b
, made a demonstration against it in two or thre
speeches. 1t does not seem to make any great dill
ference to Mr.. Gushing what method Massachusett
adopts to vindicate her rights against the encroach
ments of the Slave State. Any strictly legal pre-
cess excites in him as strong disgust ms any meas
ure of the most doubtful legality. 1t is the spiri
of opposition itself which he deprccates. Acquies
t, cence is,in his estimation the sublimest of virtues
3 NJ ARRIED,