... foreign sugar, and in Dutch Guiana, at this very period, there ire complaints of distress and the remedy suggested is the ?? of slavery. In anoth r item there has been an extri cor, sumption last year wbich cannot be maintained in tha present, viz., in brandy ...

... advices from N, w V to the 21st ult. inclusive. j Thwre is not any intelligence of the lens', in ' moment from Washington. The slavery -i.i . 'the only topic of discussion. A meeting wis to be held at New York in s ' of Mr. Clay's compromise resolution. From ...

... Pamphlet, No. 1., hy JOHN WARNES E-o entitled ' * ?? j FLAX versus COTTON; or, the Two-edged Sword V against Pauperism and Slavery. The Appendix affords I ! ample information of the Trimingham system of Flax Culture, of Box-feeding Cattle, and of School ...

... of Cali- 1 fornia as a state, and to lay down plans for the j organisation of territories on such a basis as to settle the slavery controversy. The scheme is warmly I apnroved of by members from the north, south, and j west. In the Senate, on the 21st, ...

... West Indies. It would lead to an inundation of slaves elsewhere for the increased growth of sugar, and act as a premium on slavery, while extending and aggravating the suffer- ings of the negro race. Let us but turn to Cuba. In fifteen years from ?? the ...

... prices. The supply of sound stocks brought out by the advance has been large, but not beyond the demand. The agitation of the slavery question at Washington appears to have had but little effect upon stocks here, as confidence is generally felt in the sta- ...

... werld to understand that the sole hope of suppressing slavery was by endeavouring to civi'ise Africa; but the di>astr.:us expedition up the Niger f r that purpese was condemned even by the Anti-Slavery Associa- tion. The general opinion of the naval profession ...

... Europe sanctioned slavery and the slave trade. In the course of time the Parliament of England had abolished the slave trade, and at the treaty of Parts we had made stipulations with all the nations of Europe declaring its condemnation. Slavery had been abolished ...

... accom- plished in Congress, the attention of both houses having been principally occupied with general dis- cussions on the slavery question, and its relation to the new territories which seek for admission to the United States. It has been currently stated ...

... Poland . character. The Pope. chai. Ed to tha esir'h temper^ dominion, has not had strength ci throw off the yoke of dipLmi- slavery lie answered cur pressing demon Is for justi - and iibertv • has, m, the contrary, sancticned for Bishors o' V-. r- and Dijon ...

... those which govern .he reception of what they manufacture by the labour of free men. I He would encourage the horrors of slavery by giving [ every possible facility to thc- slave trade. The Minister who opposes this terrible inhumanity and manifest in- ...

... kets of the produce of slave labour ; tbe adm's-iou of such produce being in direct violation ofthe act for the abolitun of slavery, contrary to tbe true interests of religion and morality, and highly unjust towards the British West India planters. PROTECTION ...