... Josiah Hughes, a fugitis wen from the city of Baltimore, in the United $ them, America. Mr Hughes, who is a negro, iples o ‘Yn slavery, and continued to live for upwar intra — years under its cruel bondage, but within ont for 4 years contrived to make his to ...

... Saturday the anniy i 's birth. It is reported the ere are general disposition evinced to trace presen asecute to the curse of slavery, and to regard the. mse be as likely to annul that system. Frocorxo 1x rae Army anp might was issued on Friday of the number ...

... mat for the interests of slavery. Th bulk of the Northern people are strong! su to a great eh ay, but bs ‘The South began to think North woald submit to anything. ry b maintain that the coastitution of its ow carried slavery into all the territories the ...

... etuis the rebellion; initiation of c.iiaucipalmn completely deprives them it. The point is not that ull States telerating slavery would very soon, if al all. initiate emancipition, but that, while the offer made to all. the more Northern shall, su. fi ...

... passage of a joint resolve profes ire our EB has tional co-operation and pecuniary aic will be slavery State which shall sce fit to in the abolition of slavery within its vorthy The Message constitutes of itself an tender the history of our country. It ...

... House of Kepresentunlives has, vote of to 31, adopted President Lincoln’s proposal to compensate States that may abolish slavery. According to report in the ork Tribune, Ocn. M‘Leilan has been recalled. The veracity of the announcement is doubted. a later ...

... UKAXLIPATIOX Tbe House of Kepresentatires pawed tbe resolution concerning pecuniary compensation to the States abolishing slavery, in accordance with President Lincoln's suggestions, by vote of against 31. It reported that the Confederate* are fortifying ...

... forth. Washington, in his farewell address, points with warning wisdom this very thing as the chief daager of the republic—slavery, of course, is the chief difficulty—though it is not against that we are lighting, but for a constitution that recugnises ...

... passage of the resolution for cooperatha, with Lincoln slat# message recommending assists nee to States deniring to abolish slavery. A despatch from Cairo says GOOD men neighbourhood of Savannah, Tennessee, have enlisted in the Union enny. The Times’ npocial ...

... American justify the seizure at Tangi mate of the Confederate steamer Sum of the ca its: The Bill for the cording to to the of slavery in the district of Columbia was : y which the Senate by a majority of 29 to 14. With jon to owners of wes was fixed at osed ...

... discovered on 17 morning, making 25 deaths in all this other calamity. On Wednesday a deputation f British and Foreign Anti-slavery waited upon Mr Adams, the Americ ister, and presented an address, in hope was expressed. that the resto1 the Union would be ...

... carry the mails. The House of ha* passed bill for the abolition of slavery in the districts of Columbia, 0-1 .10. President Lincoln the hill affording aid States for ho abolition of slavery. The British steamer Economist has arrived at Southern port. The ...