... Important Decision on Slavery. —The most important decision ever made by the Supreme Court of the United States was pronounced yesterday. That supreme tribunal of the land decides that the ordinance of 1787, so far it prohibited slavery from the north-west ...

... the operation of the President's proclamation. Even in that part of this state excepted from the effect of the proclamation slavery has no vitality. The masters are compelled hire thtlr slaves, and the latter leave their home* whenever they choose do so ...

... thinking, aound good aenae, and eiperimental feeling. On Monday eeening he lectured in the place, on the aubject of Amancan Slavery, and the elaims of the coloured population in Canada.*' The houte waa deniely erouded, eery many being unable after the moat ...

... will not happy till he finds a master who will fit him out with pardhogues and reward him with kicks and contempt for his slavery. Pullathomes Dispensary Committee is a sub-committee of the Belusullet guardians, hence there is little to wonder at. when ...

... mind raised as clearly as the daylight the whether his Parnell was to retire, or whether Ireland was to be delore.ed to slavery nod oppression, tl,en the Irish Pan; had to make op their muol and choose. filr Dillon, in the of hie reply, said his be raised ...

... redress.' In France the Legislative Chamber has been prorogued, with a complimentary speech from the President, in which the slavery to which haa reduced the country and its councils is gilded over by few well-turned periods about national liberty and efficient ...

... their disruption from the mother country, though that disruption was also dismemberment of the British Empire, and though slavery existed then as now. Mid was recognised in ihe Constitution of the United States. ...

... official information has yet been re. reived concerning the rumoured agreement between England and Spain for the abolishment of slavery on the Island of Cuba. Should the rumour prove to he well founded, of which there is little doubt, it is understood that General ...

... fairly meets the question of an honest enforcement of the true doctrines of popular and neither aboiution agitators nor pro-slavery, though border, ruffians will find much comfort in his views and opinions. They will acceptable to reasonable men all parlies ...

... ty begotten of education must spring the desire. mid finally the effort, that successful effort, that makes the grave of slavery. There is the same difference between the educated and uneducated nation, between the educated mid toutolueated iuilivitluel; ...

... appointed a Deputy Lieutenant for the comity of Kerry, vice Maurice O’Connell, Eaq. deceased. Tup. Slavery the Newspaper Pbbss—l know no state of slavery earth like that attendant upon newspaper life, whether directors or subordinates. Your task is never ...

... necessities of the Irish people. They show great affection for our nationality, but wish that the Irish should be borne down iu slavery, without being able to raise their heads/* Of cousc it was exaggerated language ; Sardinian jouriml.which had eulogized the ...