... alliance. The Confederate government acknowledges the French protectorate over Mexico, and promises to modify the institution of slavery. The yew Turk fjemld says that when the rebellion is crashed America will step in to restore the republican form of government ...

... brows, have been to this- most scandalously neglected. But thoir. limo deliverance, we are told, approaching. The yoke of slavery to which they were compelled to bend is to be removed, but fear that desperate opposition will be made to their emancipation ...

... reliable source which reached New York on the 12th, state that two free state towns and Palmyra) have been sack, d by a pro-slavery mob; the most cross and unwarrantable excesses have been committed Great numbers of Missourians wore crossing into the territory ...

... AN EMANCIPATED SLAVE. It will be observed that the Rev A M Barrett a negro minister, who was born and reared in slavery is to preach in the Methodist Church, Drogheda, to morrow, at the morning service. In the evening Mr Barett is to tell the story of ...

... imbued Zri:ri l odling drupe of loving ktodness, Aocritnoirledge p..ur Flog allure Acne on the eyes of meats! blirinese. All slavery, warfare, lies mai mroovs, All Thai acid crime saigat .lie to%etber, And fruit sad corn, To h sae horo, till warsoti iosumeoer ...

... was pledge Ih.t henceforth the efforts | of Government would put forth to limit slavery j within its present area. The South knew well j enough that the permanence of slavery under these | conditions w.-s impossible—that not advance . was to back. That ...

... without the imposition by Congress of any restriction the exclusion or introduction of slavery within those boundaries. Fifth—Resolved, That It I* Inexpedient to abolish slavery the district Columbia, whilst that institution continues exist in the State of Maryland ...

... ms of the Northern Slates d iriug the reb d'io i. M•Jiv Austria, gr Ison Presi.lent iv, and has been ae'ive in in the anti-Slavery Society. Mr Cirlisle to Sweden, wi ...

... blovy to the monster. I ask yon to strike it down. Italy is behind your noble country—she endured three hundred years of slavery, widen you have not known. It is, therefore, for us to go to Home ; and we shall soon. Cut I reckon on you to support us in ...

... SEMPER FIDELIS. (Nation.) Another year lias iH-en aildod to the dreary reioord of centuries of slavery. The new 'ear dawns the old u»|iired, heralded the hijjh hopes and ardent aspirations people in whom the spirit of liberty is indomitable —but the foreigner ...

... exported to other islands. Women and children were being captured in numbers, and where they were not killed they were sold into slavery. The schooner Enterprise which brought this news reported that the people on some of the island s were imploring the captains ...

... press;. The- Federals had not crossed into Virginia. The governors 16 States had resolved to assist Lincoln in abolishing slavery. York, Sbptrstbrr 29fit, Evmtnto—Great excitement prevails in Railway Slocks, rising rapidly 3 to per cent. Government Securities ...