... March 5. She brings upwards of 100 passengers, aud the usual American mails. The discussion in the American Senate on the slavery question had not terminated. Mr. Calhoun addressed the Senate on the 4th in a speech proposing tbe admission of California ...

... the sth inst. ; Boston, the 6th ; and Halifax, the Bth. There is not any news of special importance by this arrival. The slavery debate in the Senate had not come to a close. Later accounts from California mention that a very serious inunda- tion had ...

... been emancipated from slavery in consequence of their capture by British cruisers, or that they were the immediate descendants of persons who had been so emancipated— that they had relations who were exposed to the same risk of slavery or murder as they ...

... those who had sought the abolition of slavery to know that they had only succeeded in ruining our own colonies, while thuy had added to the wealth of those countries which had been their rivals, and in which slavery now flourished to an extent previously ...

... iced through the kingdom at large. While they ' w _re called upon by the legislature to pay 1,000,000.. a year to suppress slavery, could we call this a land of freedom when the working man had to work for 16 hours a day forl2*Jd.? Could it be called a ...

... turns on the exploits of Piquillo A lliaga (the Adventurer), played by Mr. Creswick, who having found means to escape from slavery, returns to Spain, and after going through numeroas extraordinary adventures, becomes the pri::ie minister of the King; and ...

... talk. Slavery compromise speeches are the only order of the day; but it is useless out- lining or remarking on the various schemes propounded, as none of them seem likely to be carried into effect. The President's plan for settling the slavery controversy ...

... strong, but not stronger than the occasion required. Popery (he observed) was any- thing but the truth. It was a system of slavery; it deprived us of the precious privileges which, as God's children, we have. It would not permit a single child of Adam, ...

... peregrinations trampled upon a gar- den, of which Hercules was the appointed CUB.OB (it was during his three years of penal slavery for the plunder of the Temple of Delphi). Hercules, an honest and truth-loving demi-god, questioned the trespassers sharply ...

... LATER FROM AMERICA. LIVERPOOL, April 13. The Vanguard has arrived, bringing two days' later news from America. The slavery question remains still undecided. Webster's trial was pro- ceeding. Cotton.— The cotton market at New York was inactive, and prices ...

... Niagara arrived at Liverpool this morning with news from New York of the Ist inst. The Congress was still occupied with the slavery question. Mr. Calhoun, the senator, died at Washington on the 31st ult., in the 68th year of his age. The trial of Dr. Webster ...

... {*alif ax on the oth. The number of passengers bought over by her is considerable. Congress was still engaged discussing the slavery • The United States' senator, John C. Calhoun, • recent speech on the admission of California * nto the Union created so much ...