... Captain- General of Cuba represented that after the departure of Arguelles it was discovered that he had retained and sold into slavery 140 of the negroes, and that the Superior Court required his presenet• to warrant their prompt liberation. There has never ...

... controlling the rebel army might treat for peace on the conditions of a return of the States to the Union, and the ahandomuent of slavery. This elcs,-1 the first attempt to bring about peace, and who shall say how much Mood will dye the plains of America before ...

... interference of the Northern States' with the domestic institutions of the South—that meddling. in short. with the question of slavery—is gradually but surely producing an antagonism of feeling which will one day burst in a war and have an issue which the Father ...

... as 1 those opinions may be, it is worse than useless for pro-Southern journals in this country to deny the connection of slavery with the war now desolating that unhappy country. It has been from the beginning, is now, and shall be till the end, the issue ...

... having managed to make us say in the second leading article that Lincoln was pledged to the exis ion el slavery, instead of the lion of slavery—a somewhat material difference. Printer's devils do strange things ! THE New POLICE Act.--A meeting of ...

... that out of these events the African race are to receive their freedom. I am sure I need not speak to you of abhorrence of slavery, because we must all have that abhorrence as strong as we have had, but there is one thing which makes it quite impossible ...

... WAR—WHAT THE NORTH HAS AccomeusitED.—We extract the following from a private letter from America, received in Huntly last week. Slavery is, or may be said to be, the whole cause of this rebellion. This is why the emancipation policy of Mr Lincoln has been such ...

... this—that they have to become a people robbed of their Sabbaths by those who employ them, and are now the hopeless victims of the slavery and the degradation that inevitably follow. All that, I believe, is implied in Scotland being deprived of its Sabbaths. Scotland ...

... commerce, in all its extensive ramifications and developments, enthralled and encircled in the iron chains of this deadly slavery? (Louticheering.) Is it true that our business cannot be prosecuted without going into the tent ? The tent is only the first ...

... neutrality in the American war, though apparently sympathising with the North and glorying in the now-settled abolition of slavery.' This week will be long remembered for the remarkable snow-storm all over Scotland, interrupting railway and other communications ...

... 6illivray, Aberdeen, ' The signs of the Times,' Rev. Mr Stewart, Anchterlese, ' :tinhornmail,' Rev. Mr Wishart, Forgue, ' Slavery in Bible times.' ...

... mixing everything with brains. The next objects of remark drawn from the bottomless wallet of ' Odds and Ends,' were 'social slavery' and 'social reform,' first as characterised by the French in their liberty of ma vas to speak freely and exchange friendly ...