... prede- cessor, and a good deal of the money was given to most unworthy objects. Before rising, the Senate rejected the African slavery treaty, and just pre- viously the President signed the Copyright Bill. The Hebrew College at Cincinnati was the scene last ...

... and overthrow the arch enemy in one of his chosen fields (Burton's Old Thentre). (deserts them in the moment of victory. Slavery is once more the rock upon which the Ame- ricain Church lies stranded. Tue richest of the reli- gious societies, the Tract ...

... the past year for the Suppression of slavery. The neeting was then addressed by Sir E. Buxton, the Rev R1. Burgess, the Rev. Dr. Heswlett, and other gentle- mes, and resolutions were adopted condemnatory of slavery in all its forms, and pledging the meeting ...

... summed up. the jury returned a verdict of murder against some person unknown. THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIM'Y. LONDON, WrDNSESDAY. -The British and Foreign er- Anti-Slavery Society bas forwarded a memorial to in the Marquis of Salisbury respecting the present ...

... claimant's son catne the next- day. Busteod, next morning, made an affidavit, swearing positively and unequivocally to the slavery, the title, and the escape, making out the whole case. 'Preston, the fugitive, was taken by officer Martin to the Tombs ...

... firin ill iter temtttl(d. Itt 1849, after tte useful visit of the secretary (Mr. Scoble) of tbe British attd Foreigl Anti-Slavery Society ito 1elfast, mtost of ?? coigregationts ill towvir forwarded peti- tiorts to Parliament, unumerotsly sigited, reqerstieg ...

... Confederate army of the Right Rev. Leonidas Polk, Bishop of Louisiana. Bishop Polk has long been known as holding extreme pro-slavery sentiments; and heing the owner himself of, I believe, 800 slaves, one is the less surprised at his opinions. He had a military ...

... Seine yesterday against police warnings, when ice broke and all were drowned. ITALIAN N WS. RioE, TUESDAY NIGHT.-The anti-slavery ora- sade does not find much favour in Italy, judging from the proceeds of the collections made for it in the Roman Catholic ...

... Lk The Frerlch Minister of Foreign Affairs has com- municated to H. Thiers at Tronville the overtures he relating to the slavery question which have been us suggested by Dr. Livingstone's letters. it, he THE CONFERENCE OF THE THREE . ' ~EM§PERORS. AT- ...

... in the Corporate Body a manumission, which he remnarked was very novel, as by it a wife en- franichiseil her husband from slavery. -Mr8 Frances Aird, a Iree black lady, sometime Since took for better arid worse (before the parson too) a comely black lad ...

... t of the dayvs when runawvay oegroesi w xere h inter:l like beasts with bloodhoaneds. guns, and whips. The abolitionl of slavery has, unfor- rnuately. not quite done aw~ay wvith this sort of thing. a~s is evidenceed by the following narrative: |Tw-enty-fisre ...

... has left the Castle. The Press Association understands that Captain aonre, R.N.. who recently served on the Brrussels Anti-Slavery Conference. has been selected by the Admiralty to go to Auqtralia. in order tn act in conjunction with a cormmittee of colonial ...