... Fort Macon, but are reported cut off from supplies In Congress Mr Sumner Isas made a long speech advocating the abolition of slavery in the district of Columbia, with compensation to the slaveowners. The House of Representatives lias reported amendments to ...

... among Englishmen this subject of the intestine divisions iu the American Stales. Englishmen would delighted to see end of slavery, but they would alto delighted if that evil, at the disgrace and the curse state, could be brought end without bloodshed, ...

... agitate the people of the United 81 to The President has not the courage t wi isa poor document. r ea out He censures the anti-slavery movement, and does so an guage which almost suggests the propriety of the cry | . EC Tnion, while, at the same time, he intimates ...

... UNITED STATES. The South Carolina Convention has adjourned after repealing the secession ordinance, abolishing slavery, giving the election of governor and preeidential elections the people, unanimous!* approving of the Administration, and directing a ...

... share in the matter, it is not much to be wondered at, and the Russian will exchange slavery for freedom, fer the American constitution now refuses to tolerate slavery, and the Russian serf will become free American citizen like the Bouthern negro. ...

... not occur without opposition and difficulties. An example is afforded by some recent iutelli* gence from the United States. Slavery has been declared an end. A white man sued a negro in one of the courts of West Virginia. The negro proposed call some negro ...

... the East, Germany, and Italy. Such an alliance in principle condemned the Christians to return to their former positien of slavery to the Turks, and was intended to prevent the development of the North German Confederation, the unity of Italy, and the ...

... will soon terminate? Tho>e chances are few number and small in value : not slavery and anti-slavarr, hut it ia the determination to donrnate. for the exercise of which slavery made the pretext: it is not the difference of the natural productions of the ...

... intelligence from New York to Oct I2tb. The North Carolina Convention has unanimously passed an ordinance for ever prohibiting slavery and involuntary servitude, except for crime. It has also provided for the election, on Nov 9 of state officers and seven members ...

... two sets ...

... retu“ Sd in the Union that adm.t a. legal oh W.'Co^vln^.^. 1 reported to have unanimoual, an ordinance for ever abolishing slavery. . * It « denied that have been made for the trial of M continue he reported. , idu . President Johnson has released John ...

... When, some time before the Presidency of Lincoln, w ri urged the English Abolitionists be moderate in their tone respecting slavery and slaveholders, we did but anticipate th difficulty which the American Government now feels. That Government, towards the ...