... members of the family went out the back way. SCOTIA suggests that.public meetings should be held to discuss the evils of slavery and to adopt an address of friendly remonstrance to the Southern people. He says, A movement like this, without making us ...

... Theatre.-'Veorgo Barrington, and. The 'Tbree Red blen. iloyal Colosceum Theatre.-'Dunabar, Son, and Oo., nnd American Slavery. 8 James'a Hall.-Chrlity's Minstrels: Tbo Breaking of Morn, (Cinderella, &c. Queen's Hall.-Cbsiaty'a Minstrels: Ba' ...

... An ant: slavery convention was to have been held at Utica, on the 21stultimo, and from six to 8o0 delegates had assenfbled. The Common Council had granted the use of a public room for the occasion, but their high mightineee5 the pro-slavery mob, met ...

... t. MRNt. HasesiNo'S ANTE-SLAVERY LEcTuREs.-In a short account o given in our last of the lectures delivered by this gentleman he is represented to have said, In his first lecture, that the de Bible does not sanction slavery in its mildest form, but ...

... THE E11IGRANT'S PROGRESS gopin its FROM THE OLD WORLD.TO THE NEW, Opha ~~ NEGRO ?? had 3'8 NEGRO LIFE IN FREEDOM AND IN SLAVERY, Briti: tmI Tine EVENING (Tuesday), To-MoRtow (Wednesday), THIURSDAY, Offel Lt- and FaiDA, the 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 25th ...

... o God and nations; that Vice-President, Btephens, ly asserted that the ...

... Theatre.- 'The Tioketkof.lenre Man, and AMt of the Iron Band. Royal Colosseum Theatre.-Dunbar, SOD Co and American Slavery. S d set George's laU-Grand Bazaar and Fancy Fair. at. Same*e Hll.-Uhrlsty's Minstrels The Breaking of Morn, C inderella ...

... - If the arsewrm t uilt is correct, you tre not liable. J. IrTLrtlon's. - 'Tie - :I mtilouniep lhiht between Heenan0 atd Slaveri took lti we April 17. l80, et ttern- bor'ligh. A CozfsrmNXT RFADPR.-ALu t 30 year3 ago veossols of corsld(rabjie teuenage ...

... putting all the Spanish eo.diers to death. This done, the combined rowers, welcoming Gwynn as their deliverer from ibject slavery whiohseemed their lot for life, willingly accepted his orders. The gale had meantime abated, ind the two galleys, well conducted ...

... Slave Statos in favour of the Union were Kentucky. Maryland MissourilDelaware, and District of Columbia. In li these States slavery bas been virtually abolished. 23EDIOUS.-Persons eligible for membership must be employed within sIx miles of the Liveroool ...

... Senate, it Is still doubtful whether that would satiffy Virginia and other states who are not willing leave the question of slavery in the territories to be in the mode suggested. Mr. Crittenden him*elf believes the plsn would be favourably reosived by the ...

... price now demanded by ourfarmers s ieng 2s. fid. or 2s. Sd. per bushel. r .sn Rav. MR. InviNo, the pulpit advocate of negro slavery, on Scripture grounds, has been figuringaway'here daring the past week. Whether he enlightened any portion of the inhatitants ...