... appears from the announcement in his valedictory, which as follows :—“ The United States are now the bitterest pangs civil wm. Slavery is the cause of this terrible war, and its abolition is decreed one parties to the war. I am with the abolition party in war ...

... here that Brown learned his first lesson on the slavery system; Imre that old man endured his first sufferings in the death of bis first-born, who was dragged manacled across the country by the slavery men in the heat a broiling sun, and afterwards beaten ...

... After the minutes ef the last sitting had been read, the House passed to the order the paper, namely, the discussion of the Slavery Abolition Bill. This proceeding occasioned murmurs. Senor Austron opposed the bill. The sitting continues. Madrid, February ...

... Legislature Shawnee Mission” (we quote a description of the journal and the established Kansas Legislature from New York Anti-slavery paper)—“ the Leccompton Union heads the account of another capture thus : Lawrence taken! Glorious Triumph of the Law and ...

... •f the Workshops Regulation Act are being rigidly enforced, no rower than 10,000 or 12,000 children will rescued from that slavery of overwork, which emshes all joyous feelings out of the young heart and brings life to premature end. ...

... unselfish one, aud only for the wellbeing of tho community of tradesmen at large— assistants especially. We aro past the days of slavery so we really ought to try to give as much case as passible to those that really deserve it. May I in conclusion ask tho,c ...

... In the course of the performances given the Locluro Hall, Bt. John's Street, and which were largely patronised, tho state slavery mi it appeared America prior June, 1»65, was delineated. A the Rivbh Drbbn.—On Saturday a goal waa found the river ben tome ...

... .presented matters of record, and to strengthen the American case, leaving the arbitrators to rule them out if not just. SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO. Madrid, February 2.—A meeting of members of the Radical party was held here to-day. Senor Zorrilla made a speech ...

... old chains tighter than ever by violently severing tho union; others there are who are for a compromise, and would confine slavery within its present limits ; others of a bettor sort arelroaily adopt any course of action which shall be at once practical ...

... valour achieved the tame result; and yet that free land, thioagh not having chosen to make a last effort, fell back into slavery, waa trodden once more under mercenary feat, and brought to worue conuiiioa than before the glorious revolution. Deaf gracious ...

... M'Culloch was killed. The House of Representatives has passed resolution concerning pecuniary compensation to States, abolishing slavery in accordance with President Lincoln's suggestion, by eighty-eight against thirtyone votes. It is reported that the Confederates ...

... • Bohemian newspaper published in York prists • semiotics'' account of emigrants ignonnt of Use English_ longings bald in slavery and working on the roads of Virginia. The 'tory is gins as the authority of seven Bohemians, who to the paper in question ...