... calls addressed to Congress, to decide once, and any risk, the question of the Central Power's authority in reference to slavery. Our advices state that daily from the date our p ovious letters to that the accounts now received billotincrs had been held; ...

... disciples did either ; and, as in the days of the Wilberforce agitation, might joiu an Anti Slavery Association, though that particular plan of attacking slavery does not appear to have been adopted Christ or his apostles in their peculiar circumstances ...

... the 20th ult., on motion to admit Father Mathew to the privileges of the Senate, motion was opposed ground his opposition slavery, but was finally carried by a vote of 33 to 18. On the 22d ult. the sixty-fourth ballot for Speaker in the House of Repre ...

... monarchy against federative republicanism. The American President, in his Message, omits the part of Hamlet; he says not word of slavery. Perhaps he saw no need of calling attention what was in every one's thoughts Indeed, California has spoken, and emphatically ...

... Exchequer for his consideration, after which it will become matter for the House of Commons to deal with. The question of Slavery threatens to the American during the present 3essioti. Tlie Southern States mutter rebellion, if the extension of Slave territory ...

... squadron, which at first was intend.'d put an end to slavery, but after several years trial has utterly failed in the accomplishment of its object, and which has only tended to increase the horrors of slavery ; and, it is to hoped that the humanity which produced ...

... by the early Christians about, and soon after, the time of the Apostles; it was partly in operation, and co-existent with, slavery amongst the half civilised and stationary people of Sparta; it was acted upon by the monks of the middle ages; it gave rise ...

... and the House of Representatives have had several animated discussions 011 slavery ; and it expected that California will received into the Union without any stain of slavery. In Canada, a reply to Earl Grey's dispatch lias been issued by the Annexation ...

... hear.) He reminded Hon. Gentlemen that during the last 17 years from 1833 there had been borrowed on account of Abolition of Slavery, Irish famine and deficiencies, sum of £3.>,000,000, and in that time only £8,000,000 had been applied to the reduction the ...

... of th« Peninsular Campaigns.' Scotchman Tarred and Feathered.—Among the speakers, at recent meeting the Massachusetts Anti-slavery Society, was Robert Edmonds, Scotchman by birth, who had been living in South Carolina till about two years ninee, when was ...

... arrived in the Mersey on Tuesday morning at 2 a.m. No news of importance from Canada or Mexico. In the United States the slavery question still occupies the attention of Congress. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. January 12.—The order annulling Earl Grey's decree had ...

... No news of left Boston on the 6th, brings 96 pesengers and uses Capeda or Mexico. 1 sto nd in United States thon of eod Mr slavery oti speech on the ¢ | wae ome. By the steamer oo af at 1000000 ento hes been overfown wi 3 cattle and property have been ewept ...