... of excellence. (Cheers.) The direct cause of the revolution was the Dred Scott deocision,by which it was sought to fasten slavery on every part of the Union, but which had resulted in the election of a president whose recent proclamation was, for wisdom ...

... to 'i slavery), Mr. HorsfaUl said :-There is hardly a ,n person in this country who would not join most Id cordially in the wish to see slavery entirely abo- 1 lished in every part of the world, hut it will not at* be with reference to slavery that the ...

... poisoned for his pains. Smaillpox had broken out mabong the natives at Lagos. One of lhoe'most disgnstiig arid cruel cases of slavery ever known on the West Coast of -Aca occurred lest month. On the 26th of iJxuiaary. very fast ard splendid -little fore and ...

... American slavery came up t in1 relation to an overture fromt Newcastle. calling upon the I synodl to address a remonstrance to the clergy of the Con. v federate States on the subject of the address issued by the 11 latter recently in dlefence of slavery. After ...

... America. With regard to slavery, a thonuh lie very much regretted its existence, he did not believe that the cultivation of cotton would or I could be carried on to the same extent without slave labour. He did not mean to justify slavery in any shape or degree: ...

... establishment of such companies as this, and employing the Africans at home, is the surest way to strike the death-hlow to slavery, and render the most effectual aid to missionaries and others whose direct object is to civilize and christianize the vast ...

... dgr ofitteference. Tbuc threvil ?? rs. theoonslderstionof the Eglishaiwellaothe French p. veaiment. 1 We regret to may tat slavery in the guo islad of . Pa is Wt a new institution, and that fraud or violence In mt not now for the tirt time emplo b speculator ...

... Masos's name was announced as he entered the drawing-room that I knew he was to be there. I always had the deepest hatred of slavery, but I fear the sudden emancipation, lately proclaimed by Mr. Lincoln, may be fraught with terrible and sanguinary results ...

... American war he expressed himself in favour of non-intervention, though amidst some expressions of dis- sent; he denied that slavery was the question at issue be- tween the North and South. A resolution, expressing con- fidence in the bon. gentleman, was ...

... -LivxRPooL, JAN. 14.-The news received 3f l th morning, of the Lincoln Cabinet having published the act for the abolition of slavery in the Southern States caused I an active demand in this market, witb au advance of id. to s ld. per lb. The sales are 20 ...

... ENiGLND.-Colonel Lo. Q. C. (Lucius Quintus Curtius) Lamar, of South Carolina, is making speeches in England in favour of slavery and the slave. holders' rebellion. Do Englishmen know that this Colonel Lamar is he who engaged openly and defiantly in the ...

... part of the colony, and now lying idle, are well adapted to the cultivation of 6ottonj and that S pilor to the abolition of slavery large quantities, and of good yielding qualities, wre grown and shipped to England. m, Lnd may be purchased at a low rate ...