... speaking thereon. he pointed nut the absolute imprac ticability of admitting slavery into the territory of California, where it bad been most strongly repudiated. and after attacking Seward's position. and taking up the Wilmot proviso, he urged upon the ...

... THE OUTRAGE ON THE QUEEN. lat certain interval.. His sullenness still continues ; (hobs THIEL) speaks but little; and when he adverts to his off. The disgraceful outrage was cernmitted bet worn half- ho still persists that he bad no intention to injure ...

... VISIT OF JENNY LIND TO AMERICA. It is now positively arranged that Jenny Lind is to the United States. The following letter speak+ for itself regard to the engagement of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind for America, I beg to state that I have thle day retitled the ...

... 'from each Hie version of Stavoren we speak — - for whets we ray that it will eland beside filerivale'e, ill K Mai MARI, A Went., by long ago offered to the public in this 4.1., Ends , We tram the Londe. - i (If tile prime cant , nip, Ih. memoir ...

... .V I.I:NMENT ANNUITIES. .Its Not iltom TIIN F ARI. OF ROME PUSETISI ANI) POPERY. (vans THE ) We speak with great indignation of Irish and American repudiators of their just debts, jet these lure aro honest in one respect, that thev,neither conceal ...

... FAIR ARGUMENTS. The Rev. H. R. HaLshan received the following statement, as superintendent, from his Scripture-reader. It speaks for itself Passing by No. 123, Thomas-street, I dropped a hand-bill (bring an invitation to attend a sermon to be preached ...

... SPAIN. Letters from Catalonia to the etth inst. speak of a rumour that the garrisons of llostalrich and Girona had united, and had had a desperate action with the bands of Marsal and Cabrera in the neighbourhood of Vidreras. ...

... Twelve and Fourteen Years of Ag . She should be Ode to give a good, sound English Edurati , speak French fl uently and correctly, and tench Music w rl to speak Italian, and instruct in Drawing, would be deem desirable. Direct to Mni. CUM., Kilmaine Glebe ...

... DURUM CORN EXCHANGE —Two I•v. There was • bent, suppiy of farmer. grain than for some turn* bank, the market., generally speaking. hoary, and earteht oserf' prime qualities of wheat and barley. there was • chan t,redu le. per tali. and oats fgt. Very ...

... Seek particularly to speak always in your natural voice, If you have to address two thousand people, you should not rise to a different key, but still preserve your customary pitch. You are generally told to speak up ; I say rather speak down. The only difference ...

... vote, it did not deprive him of the mo o valuable right to speak. After • fierce wrangle that biases, and crackles, and spita fire through three column, of the repo. t, hn forces his right to speak. Again, however, his evil destiny triumphs—not even the ...

... compromise kldlle. de Loxy, as some of them contain most harsh language when speaking of the • duchess. There are also some letters written by the daughters of the duke which speak very uotivourabl tor the education they must have received, as their eon ...