... AMERICAN SLAVERY AND THE WAR. The following passages are from a lecture deli- vered at the Theatre Royal, Gloucester, on Wednesday, the 17th, by Mr. Handel Coshham: I have now hastily traced the history of slavery in America up to the period just prior ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. On Friday the 26th ult, a meeting of ladies was convened at Staf- ford-house to consider the expediency of addressing a memorial from the women of England to the women of the United States, on the subject of slavery. The ...

... rimercial pelicy, tend to perpetuate and aggravate the evlils of slavery ; and alsu, above all, to enact and enforce such legislative measures for the mitigation, and eventual extinction *f slavery, as may redeem the pledges that have been given, and fulfil ...

... that it ould be abolished 41 acompsratiysly xeinote :Ph :,}Y esi~dent's r~eohinind .tiofi in;;liie Mfessage ,with: -regard - slavery, ii e with h ncoint :.vtl hbis recent proclamej~xoin hreference;tobbe same subiet. ,I do, nott;howevrr,- see-that Mr. Lincoln ...

... heavy. Valuable lives must be preserved to us, and it is for this reason that we call attention in this general way to the slavery of a nurse's life, and trust that a good result will follow this publicity. ...

... INATIONALITY AND SLAVERY IN I - AMERICA. TO THU UDITOR O THSu DAILY NEWS. SIB,-The Congress and government of the Union are bound alike by the constitution, by established precedents, and by the joint resolution passed last winter, n not to interfere ...

... CHIRISTIAN MISSIONS AND SLAVERY. . TO THEi EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-The daily papers of May the r3th, reporting the annual meeting of the London Missionary Society, state, that the Rev. Dr. Pomroy, of the American mis.ion, was one of the speakers ...

... Holland, and in other countries. if Cuba ; the slave-trade and slavery there ; and the poeli tion of Cuba, in relation to the Spanish Government and the United States. Tie Brazils. American slavery ; the relation thereto of American re-t ligious bodies ; the ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. ?? beg the attention of our readers to the follow- ing, which we copy from the Sun, of the 28th ultimo. 'This same account we read also in the Globe and in the Times, and it has, no doubt, gone the round of the whole best ...

... President Lincoln, imperfect though it might be, bad rung the death knelt of slavery throughout the whole of the American States, and whother tie North or the South triumphed, negro slavery as an institution was doomed. Tho lRev. N. SOLL.Y seconded the resolution ...

... The Coming End ti Slavery. ExTRlmiEs meet. ZEBIRR PACHA used to say that if England or any other European Power desired to abolish slavery, the best way to do it would ca beto develpp African trade, and roads, and ti 1ailways. Do that, he used to say ...

... Iiohanimedanisni instituted polygamy and slavery as dogma m otwithstanding that it met with ?? nodding approval of the gowned portion of the audience His account of the first efforts towards the sup- pression of slavery was vivid and picturesque. The first ...