... Northern and the Southern States have had opposing interests upon the great questions of the Tariff, and the continuance of Slavery, and have only been saved from explosion by temporising concessions, and the equality in numbers of their representatives ...

... and a widely varied reception from the different sections of politicians, many complaining of its vague character, on the slavery question more especially. It has, on the whole, however, been received with satisfaction in almost all quarters : and amongst ...

... arrived in London, and put at a hotel in Cork-street, Burlington-gardens. The Land of Liberty. A Seamstress fob Sale The Anti-Slavery ltii>urler reprints the following advertisement from American paper: Notice For sale, coloured girl, of very superior qua ...

... , which does not correspond will, «P ec, “; tious. In short, this message one of documents ever published the subject of slavery the new territories the General is means clear or exphcit.-- In the finances there will found deficiency of only 16,000,000 ...

... removals and appoint.Hch docs not correspond with public expectations. In is one of the most innocent documents ever subject of slavery in the new territories, the means clear or explicit. In the finances, there f fd deficiency of only 16,000,000 dollars this ...

... suggestive of a poodle in the jaws of a not-quite-angered mastiff. The Nicaragua question is judiciously treated: that of slavery in the United States as judiciously avoided (considering pend- ing debates), for it is barely glanced at. The least ac- ceptable ...

... sacrificed Twenty Millions sterling for the abolition of Slavery in the West Indies; but hardly had the measure commence to operate than the whole fruit of it was thrown away, by admitting the produce of Slavery in other States into competition with our own. We ...

... that off entirely haIf-a-d’Sn untouched I her I talked her She the delightful voice th gayest laugh little ever led lost slavery Sbe rather diminutive altogether precious I I of real of the i I heard the empress of enchanted in the French to effect that ...

... with public expectations. In short, the message is one of the most innocent documents ever published. On the subject of slavery in the new territories the General is by no means clear or explicit. The following extracts are upon the most important points ...

... expectations. In On the subje 1 to the | of the most i ‘new territories, the General is by no meat documents ever published. of slavery in the In the finances there will be found a deficienc -At the dollars this , and the General at on > named of only 16,000 ...

... during the last two winters. We have not heard of a single accident. SLAVERY MID THE SLAVE TRADE..--0111 Tuesday last, Mr. J. Scoble, secretary to the British and Pareign Anti- Slavery Society, delivered two lectures on this subject—that in the afternoon ...

... description of the present enormous extent and dreadful alto. melee of the Stave Trade and Slavery, and of the present position and piospects to the Ann Slavery cause throughout the word. The chair was taken at seven o'clock, David Bowly, Esq presiding ...