... The senators and deputies for Cuba were yesterday heard the committee of the Chamber upon the bill for the abolition of slavery in that colony. King Alphonso mil this evening receive the congratulations of the foreign diplomatic bodies on his Majesty's ...

... Jan. I.—fbe senators deputies for Cuba were yesterday heard by the committee the chamber upon the bill for the abolition of slavery in the colony. King Alphonso will {his evening receive the congratulations of the foreign diplomatic bodv on bis Majesty recent ...

... sarface. Despite the lashes, they clamlbcred up the cage, got hold of the whip, and threateoed to kill the master. i' ogro Slavery was not much worse thaic this. Mr. Aderoft states that a man who had worlied the long hours ho describes would not earn more ...

... its sway also over the animal. Aniniels knots and practise the fundamental and arrangemente of the state and of society, of slavery and caste, of domestic economy, education, and sink nursing; they make the most wonderful structures ins the way of houses ...

... The senators and deputies for Cuba were yesterday beard by the committee of the Chamber upon the bill for the abolition ot slavery in that colony. No trace has been found of the bullets fired by Otero at the King and Queen. His Majesty will this evening ...

... renators and deputies for Lab& were yester- c day heard by the comnoittee of the chamber upon it the bifl for the abolition of slavery in the colony. g Kiog Ulfonso will this evening receive the con- a gratulaticrne of the foreign diplomatic body on his h ...

... animosity All chief in the congratulated upon his Jan 1 The senators and for were yesterday heard committee upon bill for of slavery iu King will this evening receive the congratulations of foreign diplomatic body on Majesty's escape from cxainioiug magistrates ...

... effect this we must begin at the very commencement. Now the beginning of all these lies which have ground down this poor world slavery is God. . . . The second lie is Right. Might invented the fiction of Right order to insure and strengthen her reign. Might ...

... AveUaneda is sowed. The Senators and Deputi for Cuba were yeattrlay heard the Comtuit'ee Cbamoer the Bid fur Abodtlau cl Slavery in that colony. King Alfonso wilt this eyening receive tba aoagratalatiani ol tbe foreign diplomatic body His Majesty’s recent ...

... emancipation of the negro race. For he 1 created the spirit which sustained the North in its tl determination to wipe the blot of slavery from the t American flag. It was his sword that General li Grant wvielded it was his principles that found a sl voice in lincoln's ...

... sad promitetb momland Ktll-cto.l | offirem they cou.d preform the when Sht^u K.vretcn Pars, on Saturday, doomed ignoble slavery. cn't—o Ibo uomhen. Financially the asiocia- • wera »° r - ® * , attention la the guard directed to aocounied for tbs t hons*nda ...

... .;ard the ro levn-i, „h «: ich be cna lime fired, and tts Ih y y ( . a ,l r.cr-n '. . .tioa when th. . doomed to ignoble slavery. He thought that isaoci.. ergs? ‘ceir r lief bj.iu s, It was 1 a?c for th . thousands of onski lad workmen cut -- «* rmitiou ...