... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... a Virginian family.. VWhile there, an aristocratic planter fell in love wits her, was converted by hei influence to Anti.Slavery views; and when tbe war. broke out, after a certaio amounrt of perils and hardships, the, fond couple made-their way Nortb ...

... engagements which the Spaniards have had with the people of the island have been con- veyed to Cuba, and there gold into slavery. We cer- tainly ought not, without reasonable proof, to accept as true a rumour which so blackens tbe character of those who ...

... in the American mind, and concludes with t thes olwn paragraph in favour of a policy of slave Ii 8emancipation :- While slavery was hemmed in by b I censtitntionali limits;,and protected by laws, an that we a, Icould not overthrow it Without fighting ...

... public meeting was held in Edinburgh on Thursday evening for the purpose of hearing an address from the Rev. Dr. Cheever on slavery with reference to the present crisis. The chair was occupied by Dr. Gsthrie, who said- I heard yesterday a circumstance that ...