... SLAVERY IN TEXAS. I have lately had an interview with en intelligent New Orleans niershant, who has large tat rests in Tens which, if true, throws more light the mune of the late slave insurrection and outrages there then I have Sound in the newspapers ...

... THE HORRORS OF SLAVERY IN MORE THAN ON HISMINPHERL That the race of mankind who are not favored with high-bridged Roman noses or rectilinear Grecian-on the contrary, who have that olefactory member of the human face Bat; whose hair turns upwards with ...

... PRIZIDENT LINCOLN'S SLAVERY PRO- CLAMSTION. The Star says we shall not have to endure over and over agai the:imputation about a war for a protective tariff, and the epigrainamtio sophism shoat a struggle for empire. However the immediate events of ...

... abolition of slavery, with pecuniary compensation. TM President proposed this as an initiative, step predicting important practical results thereupon. Tb• New York Time, thinks President Lincoln's plan will not induce auy Shred State to discard slavery. It ...

... LECTURES UY A. 11. PORTER, ESQ, BARRI January 2nd—Work sod Wages. sth-12e-operative Societies. 7th--Slavery iu the New World. 9th—Eniigratuai treat sail its Admiaiso Numbers Front Seats Back Seats .. Gsllery Dec. 91. ...

... with all its ruiery, of blood nun treasure, its horrors, Slavery revel ono it a of evil iiilloteams—but, l beheve,the youtintrium et this war insulate au infinitude, mud, }leaven's came gibe us slavery rather than Mee war, anolsejoratiou of this once greet ...

... Ikeda ! Bnt we entreat we AM endeavour in an impartial and Ririe to eaesider slavery as it exists; in awl se le is to us by writers of Adieu and We ere so 'sub to bees slavery &e--nameled is this he the Parliament, at Bar, and by the Press, le requires ...

... spoken slavery is the more accursed after perusal of this popular and widely read work. We wish for the sake of morality as 4 mankind, that there arose among us another Stowe, to develops in like manner the degra dations of that system of slavery w hich ...

... of Dred Scott a negro.who claimed freedom on the emend that he had resided two years, ►y theism of hit in a state wh - re slavery was prohibited by its mute totian, and Afterwards in territory from which It was prohibit d by the compromise. The supreme ...

... the whitest faced purchaser's, aid minds auseeptible as any Native America:ie. should be treated as boats. The *patens of slavery is a crime against mankind; and the institution 'Asa °radation that &ones a. an incentive and example to Christian despotisms ...

... niorning. ANTI-SLILVERY. The Premier wrniug to Lord Shaftesbury in of resolutions passed by the British and Foreign anti-Slavery Society says, Go- Imminent will avail themselves of every opportunity for securing the suppresaion of shivery and the slave ...

... no of the Centre Clerical Puny in Itriehnmth, is reganlisl u sympssim of the Count Taaffe • ministry. INF:MI:TAN AGAINST SLAVERY. An Zanzibar tele;, , ram in the Amon.' edition of the Timer my. The So!tan a giving the right of rAearrhing All Arab ilhowii ...