... objected to the proclamation of freedom, that it only abolishes slavery in the rebel states. To me it seems a blunder that slavery was not declared abolished everywhere in the republic. Slavery everywhere en- dangers the national cause, and should perish ...

... in Sicily. THE WRECK OF SLAVERY.-The triumph of the North (says a Boston, U. S. correspondent of the Lon- don Inuirer) will be the trium ph of freedom. The emancipation-'of slaves employed in the rebellion abolition of slavery in the district of Columbia ...

... holding States, who have seceded from the Union, on the ground that the abolition of slavery was involved in the contest in which the two divisions are now engaged. Negro slavery is an abhorrence in England, and the good wishes of all classes can hardly be with- ...

... total loss. GENERAL NEAL DOW ON SLAVERY AND EMANOI- PATIoN.-General Neal Dow, in a letter to Professor Newonii, Asriting; fromo Federal head-quarters, near New Orleans, says ?? We are not surprised that the great pro-slavery rebellion in this country attracts ...

... writing from America to a friend in Mlanchester, says The masses here, of all classes, arc for the utter extirpation of slavery. The congress (both houses) is Radical. 1 have the last and best information from Washinigton, and can say that the vast majority ...

... Commission, and their main object is to promote the industrial, social, arid -meral improvement of persons released from slavery in the course of the war for the Union. In order to accomplish this object the commission propose to send out a large nuniber ...

... VANCOUvE'S ISArND.-There has been a serious split among the congregationalial in Victoria, the capital of British Co. lumbia. The slavery question is the cause. The Rev. W. F. Clarke went out from Canada, and the Rev. Mr Macfie from England, as joint agents of ...

... tion he had with Dr. Chalmers in 1841;- Oh, my dear air, said the doctor, that reminds me of my plan for abolishmin slavery in our aoionies, whioh I pro- posed to the government. I proposet to them to buy up one day in the week of the labour of the ...

... rnisunderstbodi asEnglish.' I3ly opinion on the Ameritan' 4uestinmdw eell known. Not only do I hope..frorneit the ,oelitionabf:slavery, but I 'consider lthe question to Jbaeeonesaffecting all 7narkind, and woe to'the Lvorldlif the Vorth did not come outvictorios ...

... obelisk of Luxor. ABOLITON or SLAvERY ?? RuAzzL.-The Bio Di'ijo of April-9, states the following, as far as it has been able to learn, as the basis of the plan for the solution of the problem of slavery :- 1. Slavery shall cease totally in the year ...

... liberty will be conceded, Owners receive 160 francs for slaves worth 1,000 francs each, a rate which is looked upon as liberal. Slavery, we believe, does not exist in Java where free labour is cheaper, but is common to all the rest of the Eastern Archipelago ...

... hundred per cent. Let as man tell me the negro is a coward, and I'll tell him to his face he lies. I have seen enough of slavery, and am an abolitionist of the very worst kind.- Daily Globe, Toronto. IMMEDIATE EMANCIPATION.- We are glad to see that ...