Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-26

Bob But, the Norfolk grave digger, who, to the
OF tho citizens Of that place, is LEFT to beg
of the Northern people the means wberewith to
purchase his freedom and that Of HE family, has
found friends In the managers Of the Arch street
Theatre. Philadelphia, who have rendered him
the use OF the house, free Of charge, FOR a benefit.
"A. S. Standard.
The %TIaytien fugitive Souloqbe, though driven
from his empire has managed during his reign. 90
lay an anchor 20 windward. lie has $500 00l
securely invested in Europe, and owns more than
a hundred houses in Hayti, besides having n large
amount Of money and yaluables with him.
A Bio SLEIGH RlDE.-The Springfield Mass
Republican gives On account of what it calls the
great grandfather Of sleigh rides" being a pop.
ulsr excursion to that city Of fifty to sixty double
teams with $50 persons from ~l1olyoke. on Satur'
day last. The party consisted of the employees Of
the Lyman Mills at Holyoke. The teams we're
decked with flags and evergreeus. and the grand
procession passed through the principal streets of
the town. exchanging happy greetings with the
thousands that were drawn to witness the specta'
Gle, and creating great excitement wherever it
went.
Busr OF Mr.. GlDDINGs.-The Washington cor.
respondent Of the Cleveland Leader, under date Of
Feb. IL, says that Mr.. Ward, an a.tist of Urbana,
Ohio, has completed a NODDED for a bust of Mr..
Giddings, which is an exact and spirited likeness
of the original, as you may see him when about to
pitch into" the slave drivers.
TIE LOTTERY CBURcn.-The editor Of the Meth
odist Protestant, Baltimore. gives expression to
his indignation at the appropriation of $1,000 in
the Delaware lottery grant To- build a Methodist
Protestant Church at Townsend, Delaware. Pres
ident Roby, of the Maryland Annual Conference,
has addressed a letter to the editor, in which he says:
II hereby proclaim to the world that the Maryland
Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church will never be o party to any such nefari
GUS transaction"
DRowN1NG HER CHILpREN.-On the 50 inst, a
negro woman owned by Jas. F. Humphreys, near
Madison Fla, took her two children, q 10y about
five, and a girl about three years of age. to an old
well, some three or four hundred yards from the
house, and threw them in, wherothel were found
the next morning drowned. Marks of fingers and
toes on the sides of the well, down to the water,
would indicate that she also went down, whether
to drown herself, and afterwards changed her mind
or to effectually put an end to her children is not
known, but it is thought probably the latter. She
then went back to her own house, piled all hel
things in the middle of the floor, set fire to them
and ran away, and up to the present time, no trace
Of her has been found.
GREAT NEws.-Her Majesty Queen Victoria is
grandmother. The Princess Frederick William o.
Prussia, has given birth to a SON. There is, &C
cording to the telegraph, rejoicing" in Prussit
and Satisfaction" in England. 1t is within
the limits of possibility for the new baby to be
come heir to the thrones of both nations. lie il
the heir to that of Prussia, but his English grand
mother has too large q supply of boys at home fol
his chances for the English crown to BIO considered
bri!liant.-Cin. Com.