... Neater during the quarter was net which the =- rums had berm paid allowed a dividend of 21 9d m the 9. The emisty is rift slavery progressively ass sow sew OD anabom ...

... destruction The cause la at hand. It is the long-continued and intemperate interference of the Northern people with the question slavery in the South, which has given rise to servile insurrections, and inspired the slaves with vague notions of freedom. Hence ...

... ly cann'Mis now boom. O’e r of slavery’s woes; And war. with its train, making havoc and gloom, A cloud o’er the English homo throws. May right the great victory win ! ATI free, what shade, country, or name— Let slavery no clime disgrace with the sin— ...

... iu the xX abo«e Church, on Sunday eveuiogs during Lent. Subject for next Sunday, March Rblioious Lihbrty versus Religious Slavery. Working Men who do not attend any place of Worship, are particularly invited. Service toCommeoce liaif*paet Six o’clock. ...

... ties of those from whose views he has deemed it his duty to differ, has been fairly cowed into silence on the subject of slavery by the defiant touchiness of the Americans. He earnestly warned the speakers at a public meeting held in Loudon on Saturday ...

... was under discussion the son, now the Prime Minister of this country, and the colleague of the slavery-hating Jona/ Bawer, zealously defended slavery. A student of ifortaird, in 'it. James' Gazette, has brought several rather unpleasant facts to light ...

... fight for more important to them and to the world than even the total subjugation of the revolted States. The great need of slavery is room. Its improvidence exhausts the Boil, and obliges it continually to seek new crround on which its blighting touch may ...

... will be fixed la 10 The Madrid correspondent of the Timm reports that the National Slavery league is working insidiously to prevent the immediate abolition of slavery in Porto Rico by endeavouring to obtain a majority in the Assembly in favour of for ...

... the war draws to weary lengvhs, slavery gives way before its iron tread, and the North begins to feel that the quickest and surest way to compound with the rebellion is to trample it utterly, and to crush it and slavery—cause and effect—once and for ever ...

... appears. Nature began to undo her work. Every liberal atom which fled from the body of Joseph Barker was replaced by one of pro-slavery tendencies. According to his own data a little more than a sixtyone thousandth part of him changed every hour. Juliet, when ...

... extract: all that has occurred inspire me with apprehension that the President’s habit of worshipping the constitution and slavery will never be broken, and that our country may therefore perish, his recent treatment General Fremont, is chief. The proclamation ...

... ABYS3I/114t, AND ZANZIBAR, A deputation from the British and Foreign Anti -Slavery Society had interview with Lord Derby Friday, at the Foreign Office, on the subject of slavery and the slave trade as involved in the probable southward eaten! of the dominions ...