... Superintendent. York, April 20th, 1863. THE HISTORY N LAWS BEAIN 0HE -sOTHERN CONFEDERACY, AS BEARING ON d TUE QUESTION OP NEGRO SLAVERY IN P O N THURSDAY EVENING, April 30th, a tl LECTUllE will be delivered, on the above sub- ji jeet, by the R~ev NE3WMWAN HALL ...

... if not to excel them, in this manufacture; and if we do not it will be our eternal disgracO. TuE ATROCITIES OF AMERICAN SLAVERY.-The genealogy of an American slave is traced only through the maternal line. The progenitors on the male side are rarely ...

... Old or SLAVERY. ' -A PUBLIl' MEET- ?? ae'd tne t Tuesday, Fefrtuary Third, in tbousic.: z oe e r the purpose of P resg abhorrence of the ball U A i-tr Confederato policy is Founded * of approving th o *arct5 n of ?? Northern Government; and of supporting ...

... the Proprietors will be held in the Librayo Movneday newt, June F ir t, at twelve o'clock. F 11y5'd W MARICN WAR & AMERICAN SLAVERY, r Free Trade Stal, Manchester, on Wednesday, June 7Wird, 1803. Asddree'es will be delivered by - The Hon. and Rev. BAFTIST ...

... of cotton to Europe. To recognise the South is to h giv iacivil state, and to declare that a now Republic, c baseed upon slavery, exists in the world. TO force the n1 blockade is to declare war against the North. The two I operations are completely distinct ...

... application for elsarte maY be obtainetd p Dtio simicry~e of the Clonpony, elaO Of the~ Fo~ipsio ?? of the 01 MINISTERIAL ANTI -SLAVERY. CONFER.L 3MRaascheliter-Clergyme Land Muinatre attending fthl Con ferbnce ?? for Busnineps in the Conemittes-room, Free 'us ...

... Xi, ~ .r~eeoepatede oclok, he a olectonwill be made for the 'I 'seer object. ~~~E 41566 (I Tue P112 -~ IN ISTF.RIAL ANTI - SLAVERY CON FER-Fe, .l..I.ENE. ?? Miieereatendngthe to ~OWN HALL.-To-deep, at three, ?? perform en the Grand Organ Handel's Oetr teta ...

... to morality ; whereas the telegram stopped contained nothing but intelligence of events at the theatre of war. AMEI [CAN SLAVERY AND THE FRENCIH PRO- TESTANTS.-The French Protestant clergy, to the number of 750, recently addressed a letter to their English ...

... A 'PRINCE OF WALES' CONCERT HALL. G 30061 ifl~E DEI3ATEP.- Are the Confederate States I flfhtfg fer the perpetuation of slavery: if no, ought England to iktetfffe by proposlal of treterventian 1 At the Discusolou Hall, Vs,ithirteld- Ootel, North-street ...

... Virginian family. While there, an aristo. id cratic planter fell in love with her, was converted by her - influence to Anti-Slavery views; and when the wax broke al out, after a certain amount of perils and hardships, the a, fond couple made their way Nortls ...