... as their fueros -that is, char- tered rights-were before the despotism of the King ground all down to a dead level of slavery. The Basque, we have said, is no Spaniard; but this must not be understood to mean that no Spaniards are Basques in blood ...

... wadeale preventive Thirteenth Amnendment, and give to Congress preciselv the samoepreventive Pow-er that it has in respect to slavery. The reserved powro h States Over the domestic relations would he so far qualified that they could not legaliz poya. Th occasion ...

... might To level empires had gone forth. Obedient to thy wayward will The flags of Ruin were unfurled, And laid the yoke of slavery still Upon the kindreds of the world. And France, the prey of her renown,. Drew back her fa scinated eye From hopes majestic ...

... Chamber of Deputies commenced yesterday the discussion of ;he bill introduced by the Government for the gradual abolition of slavery in 'Cuba. Tie Tcmfir hears from Madrid that if Seflor Canovas del Castillo Should fail to arrange the difficulty with the ...

... Lord Robert Cecil (Lord Salisbury) said of the speech, The right hon. gentleman ?? Gladstone) conceded everything-that slavery was not to be suppressed by the continuance of the war; that the hope of conquering the South was absolutely vain and futile ...

... duly appreciated by all who have wvatcbed his gallant career. In time to come, when the work he has begun is finished, and slavery in all the north and east of Africa is unknown, 'he name of Colonel Gordon will be honourably remembered as that of a man ...

... lastly (IO), the laws- affecting the relief of the poor, the sanitary condition of towns, the police. and their duties, and slavery. This is a sufficiently extensive list. But we have in addition a treatise, Kethouboth, belonging to the division Nashim, ...

... publications ar-e The Pilgrim's Wallet, a book of travel ( 864) ; 'National Sermons, Sermons, Speeches, and Letters on Slavery and its War, and a Life of Father Taylor, the sailor preacher of Boston. Mr. J. L. O'Beirne, representing his Highness the ...

... the two neighbouring States and between their respective armies. In the Spanish Chamber yesterday all the clauses of the Slavery Abolition Bill were adopted, and the measure is to be finally passed to-day. Count Toreno has resigned the office of Minister ...

... could not be compelled to make compensation to any one whom she intentionally or unintentionally injured or hurt. A Hebrew slave-rie. one who had been sold or had disposed of his services and person for a term of years-could not be condemned in a pecuniary ...

... the payment of all jurymen for their services. The pro- moters of the association appeal to all who love freedom and hate slavery for help in a movement against what is described as the cruel injustice of forcing men away from their business, upon ...

... expended in works of charity. The Spanish Senate yesterday, by 156 votes to 28, approved the articles of the Abolition of Slavery Bill, as modified by the mixed Committee of senators and deputies. A telegram from Lisbon says that the Alinotanr, Achilles ...