... months. — Aldershott, fatal riot at the camp at. 30. Macaulay, Lord, death of. 31. Bute, the Marchioness of, death of. — Slavery in the United States, execution of four persons for having taken part in the Harper's Ferry insurrection, the object being ...

... tprmect . Colpmbo and Tnneomalee,. was commenced. Civil organisation has since been matured with equal success, domestic slavery has been abolished, reli- gious disqualifications rotaov^l, comnuliory labour aban- doned, a charter of justice promulgates ...

... the reading in Congress is an- pnuucod/' Ici-lw The House of Representatives was still engrossed with the discussion ofthe slavery question, and some very exciting speeches had been delivered. The vote for Speaker on the 23d showed that Mr. Sherman (Republican) ...

... been commonly called the Roman Catholic Emancipation Act, but which ho thought should bo more aptly termed tho testant Slavery Bill; for it had led tbo wav to serious injury td the Protestant cause (hear, Soon after that vital change had been mado ...

... outbreak. I cordially congratulate you upon the final settlement by the Superior Court of the United States of the question of slavery. The right has been established of every citizen to take property, including slaves, into the common territories, and to have ...

... If the ambassadors of the country to foreign courts must be the agents of the pro-slavery class, practically the part of the American population which is opposed to slavery must be in a powerless minority. We do not care for whole battalions of statistics ...

... outbreak. I cordially congratulate you upon the final settlement by the Superior Court of the United States of the question of slavery. The right has been established of every citizen to take property, including slaves', into the common territories, and to ...

... IMMIG.RATION INTO THE WEST INDIES. TO THE EDITOR. Sib,— -I am instructed by the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society to direct your particular atten- tion to the enclosed extracts from a letter on the subject of immigration into the ...

... Providence, of allaying the existing excitement, and preventing further outbreaks of a similar character. For the suppression of slavery all lawful means at my com- mand have been employed, and shall continue to be employed, to execute the laws against the African ...

... 'never reunite the scattered and hostile fragments. SLAVERY IN THE TEKiKITOEIES. I cordially congratulate you upon tno final settlement by the Supreme Court of the Unitcel Stales of the eju ...

... than when it first assembled. An adjournment for a day or two had been carried by a majority of one. A discussion of the slavery question had been carried on from day to day, and during one of the debates a personal dispute sprang up between Messrs. Grow ...

... with New York advices to the sth inst., but no specie. She passed the steam ships Etna and Glasgow, bound for New York. The slavery question was still being discussed in Congress. No Speaker had been elected. California advices to the 12th of December contain ...