... continued indulgence in slavery was a actually held out as a reward for returuing to ti the Union, yet we were prepared to expect that P Mr BRIGHT would insist upon the cause of the North as that of freedom opposed to slavery. c But he went much further ...

... high and holy work, because we were no longer fitted to take the lead in the championship against the curse and crime of slavery, lie thought they could no longer venture to expect a con- tinuanceof those blessings which this country had so long enjoyed ...

... we believe is about the only con- ry solation an excursionist feels; as for the rest, why a al pleasure excusion is all slavery and humbug !- Addt. WE have succeeded to get a full supply of our cold. of fin ihed Calicos. The makers have put on extra ...

... thems, to put them down, and keep them down. Another large portion of Mr. Ferrand's speech was devoted to the subject of slavery in America, and lie read copious extracts from newsptpers to shows tiee ill.treatment to which slaves are sometimes subjected ...

... cent.: 'Let a man- tell s,. me the negro is a coward, and I'll, tell him to his faeehbe t, lies.. ?? have ,seeu enough of slavery, end 'ann 'an _ abolitionist 9f the- very worst;i ?? -aWobo, Tbronto. ' ' ' ' ?? New York-newspapercorrespondents chefsunderthe ...

... is far more a moral than a political one. The noble lessons on free- dom, and right, and on the abominations of American slavery, which our ' Fatherland' has faithfully given us, year after year, from the pulpit, tbe platform, the press, and the forum ...

... eutirrly chliaiged the socia l positiou of the accused, amid m y reduc e his whole Iatnily, with like him reported free, to Slavery. 'Tlie story r inis ti ius:- Several years simcce, George Hone, a otuelher, who haqd acquired a fortune iiC this city, left ...

... bales cotton, 20 cheats 24 )clle-ts tea. Roffttrdamo-130 bales cotton. England.0 Thest VxeineofteBad.fSpr LIVERPOOL AND IR, SLAVERY QUESTION.-At a conference held at Liverpool on Saturday, a reoolnu tion was Carried by a large majority, expressing approval ...

... say, we erected a l monument. L I wonder how many of the people in Hull know that the 50th anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery is on the eve of being celebrated. Yet, on the 1st of August, this memorable page in the history of Wilberfores's life is ...

... in size, and which mikht have I eventually led them within the precincts of a prison, or to toil away a weary life in the slavery of a convict gang; but they had been rescued from tht 'state of thiugs, and placed ina way to b'coine good members 8 of society ...

... slaveytraie sp:r I'llil :LII-) desolation arounid, Ehe toe-ris seere burned, the iihrhabilart- sere seized asld soid into slavery, or put to flight. TioC;qssad eccurrences secrn to haoe takers place pretty munch hietredlin 1817 anmm 1825, Noe, however ...

... therem-as 'incautious 'thouigh to say that he thought.Free States wdre preferable to Slave-States, and that- he thought slavery was :wron. These statements as far as I heard them, he, made lit-the mildest manner. aud that only' wben pressed intio--the ...