Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-06

forgery t-"And ] trust, through the merits and
mediation Of our blessed Redeemer, you may sx
perience that mercy 10 another world which a do,
regard TO The credit Of the paper corrency Of the
country fOrbids you TO hepe for here.
TnE postage STAMPS for all .he post Offices in H.
United States are manufactured BY a firm in Phil
%adelphia. The number furnished by them las
year was 223, s6T, 270, OF the value Of Sc. 2ls, $40
rhe increase from year to year is very large.
AxoNO The direfui internal machines jus, in.
vented in Cottondom, a Montgomery paper notices
the est. James Torpedo" or Bombshell. So sug.
gestiye is it Of destruction. that it always barrows
up the soul to look at il. The she'll is elongated
10 form, containing two chambers for The purpose
Of conveying the combustible contained in q CON-
mon shell, in connection with o burning fluid,
which is SO rapid and destructive in its character
that water will have no effect upon IL. It is so ar
ranged that the explosion will no, take place,
until the heaviest end Of the shell strikes against
something, a percussion cap being placed upon
the tube in the most artful manner. This shell 10
.hs invention Of Mr.. II. L.. ST. James, Of Mobile.
LOUISIANA has . fancy block Of marble at the
Washington monument, to enter into the construc-
ton Of that barbarous pile, with she following in
scription on its side Presented by the State Of
Louisiana-ever faithful to the Constitution and
the Union" A beautiful and appropriate grave
stone that will make.
THR excuse offered for The decrease Of 1000 Re-
publican votes in Tho late contest for Governor in
New Hampshire, 10 that they we're absent 81
Washington for Offices.
CorPLfEENrARr-vsnY THE Charleston oour-
Ter, in . socent article no,ieing and ~oompIimsnt
log the chief actors in che disanion drame, closee
thus ''Nor can We fail 70 notice in an especial
manner The distinguished part borne by God Al
mighty in this bloodless revolution ~
The ORIGINAL FLAo.-Hon. W. Porcher Miles,
on hs return from Montgomery, brought with him
the original flag Of the Confederate States, which
he presented to Mrs. Pickcns, with the request
that lhs would have it heistsd over Fort Sumter.
= Charleston Mercury.
THR commercial article Of the Paris Cons'1u-
tionnel. Of March 3, says eff The Morrill, Tariff
should pass Congress-, as appears likely, exporss-
from France, England and Germany to the
Northern States would receive a severe check,
and, nolens eOlens, European commerce could in-
cline 10 Jratcrnise. Nth the SOUM in spite Of IL,
.slarery Institution and principles."
TIE Shakers as White Water and Union Villag-
'es, Ohio, have semi 70 Kansas as a contribution an
immense amount Of garden seeds. This will bs q
very acceptable and useful donation to the people
of that famine stricken country.
CHARLKsroN, April Especial dispatch 70
New York Day Book: The crisis has at last arriV
cd. Provisions to Major Anderson were stopped
to-day. Gen. Bsauregsrd is now inspecting The
fOrsi6essiOas.s Orders from Montgomery for abe
commencement of hostilisies are hourly expected.
The preparations are ali complete. H
PsOvIDEsoE, April a.-The election to day re-
spasd 10 che defeat Of the Republicans. Gov.
spragas was reelected by q large majority.
The Legislators is Of the same political chsrae-
ter.
Shefdsld snd:Brown. are elected to Congress over
late Republican members. !.