... of the Sbiloah Presbyterian Cburcb, New York, delivered a lecture in the John Knox Church, Olayton-atreet, on A American Slavery, and its connection with the pre- aent war. Mr ,Garnett, in the beginning of his die- course, alluded to the strong sympathies ...

... state, or their re- duntion to slavery. It is hoped, however,' that before this packed meeting taoes place, a cry wiil be raised against it on both sides of the Atlantic, so that the end may be frustrated and instead of slavery being ran- derld more secure ...

... in some respects to her heart, but in judgment displaying so much of moral obliquity and exaggerated sentiment. The anti-slavery sentiment in this country is unquestionably profound, earnest, and real. But the abolitionists of this country may well be ...

... sign that the waters of the flood were retiring, so will the freedom which I shall find there be a sign that the billows of slavery are rolling back to leave the law blooming again in the purer air of liberty and justice. FRANCE. The .loniteur publishes ...

... evening last, an anti-slavery meet- ing was held in Bethel Chapel, Sunderland, when William Wells Brown, William and Ellen Craft, fugi- tive American slaves addressed the meeting. A liberal collection was made in aid of the anti-slavery move- ment. On Wednesday ...

... question being disapliroved. President Taylor,'according to report, had declined to accept tile resignation tondered- The slavery qasstion,inl connexiotn W ith ?? Still Occupied else attention of both branches oh cengroes. Onte 0h in the senate. Mr Clemens ...

... glooufrg as to the extent of their ploti On- the other hand, at the Zortb, there is a oorrespondlng exekoinent ofau anati- slavery ohareoter ofresistanee to the Fugitive Slave Law. A league of freedoW'A has been, formed, and sdgned immediately by 120 ...

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... first conclude ber treaty with Honduras so as not to commit the United States to her stipulation against the introduction of slavery in the Bay Islands. The country will certainly rejoice if England furnishes evidence of the sincerity in her professed change ...

... were those of the Southern States before the war. -Neiv York Herald. COLOURED PEOPLE IN DELAWAtRE.-TO those who believe that slavery is dead, and that no further efforts are required for its extirpation, we commend a consideriation of the following incident ...

... the Presidency from the political parry calling themselves Republicras, Colonel k'rsmont's opinions arein favour of lettiag slavery alone where it is by law established, but of opposing its further exten- sian on the Americnt continent. The advicee from ...

... documents have elicited the warm approbation of the whole country, with the exception of the portions which are red hot with slavery fanaticism, The vresi- dent shows that his duty requires him to maintain the status quo, and guard New Mexico against the ...