... of b,netit to both countries. In the finances there is •defimoncy this !earl of IS million dollars. 011 the subject of slavery in the new territories the President is by no means clear or explicit : —Sir 11. liulwer had arrived out, and was presented ...

... aggression, which have cost four times that sum. The Yankee hordes have fulfilled their mission Mexico witness the extension of slavery, witness the bombardment of Vera Cruz, the seizure of the capital, and the acquisition a vast province abounding in the deposits ...

... money deananded through Messrs. BATUNG is really to pay for the murder of Hungarian freedom. It is tie price of blood and slavery. Every subscription to the loan lhelps to weld the chaains which the Russo- Austrian armies forced on the limbs ?? f Euirope ...

... voice in the next pew was heard to say, ' What is that nigger here for?' The sexton heard the insult; but, being an anti-slavery man, passed the hypocritical wor- shipper with silent contempt, and, in a few moments, re- turned with his own family, and ...

... wbhat right yi u ledl your mon ley to But Iso. su irresponsible despitt, to enable him ,t) pei'rletlilte thieir ricre hey Slavery 9 Mheat auswer CitP yoU give theti ?. ( Ht ur, hear .) in d ?? Why, we got five per aent for uur mtnley, (Groett eliericug ...

... trade, and he advocates, both as a matter of policy and of economy, its entire abandonment. The writer is of opinion that slavery, if it is to be at all put down, must be put down by other means, and there is, we think, much truth in the views which he ...

... which the poor shareholders all were Ihe Rev. Mr. Pennington, a meeting of the Edinburgh Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society, on Friday, said, He considered slavery to he a monster. Likembnsters generally, it had four legs _it had a political leg, commercial leg ...

... e3xt islIabouta's wveaknuess that enriches to bloatedness the-protad edDives; ?? ilme foally, by dinte p slsavea'y-yes, slavery-of as blank Atihue-as lies tan- iaaahedaled in the skita of tite negro-for a few crarsitas tbaat- atatfaith from Cthe table-~or ...

... hear.) Do you think~th ~k Lof society in thle presenit age ? The id,,~ Lof freedom have been marehiti ro o tcenturies, and slavery atid serfdom aedws the spirit of the age, until ithoedone of Russia. Do you think it will ln tp CO days of the steam-boat ...

... undue preference was given to the 'siutl, froomwbich'it was ihferred that the Speaker is favour- co *able ?? perpetuation of slavery.' The committee of foreign o - relatio6's,'thieo'ne likelyto lbe of any interest in this Counitry, is compbosed ofMcssrs. ...

... to the government of the recently acquired tery. Lie I tories, furnished the occasion of an incidental debate tail ry on slavery, which was characterised by a truculence d Pet re, of personal invective, on both sides, most painful unt to witness in a ...

... judges, and that it must be decided by the conditions of Hungary. The news from the United States is more interesting The slavery question is assuming an embarrassing position, and the bitterest feeling pervades each side of the Senate on this topic. It ...