... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Lord DENMAN rose to bring under the consideration of their Lordships a subject which appeared to him to be of immense interest and importance. A few nights ago, his Noble and Learned Friend (Lord Brougham) had stated to their Lordships ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) The position taken up by those who have opposed the immediate abolition of negro slavery is untenable—consequently the arguments brought to support it are futile and ill founded. A contract is said to have been entered ...

... SLAVERY IN THE FRENCH COLONIES. We informed our readers in a former number, •f the frightful crime committed by a manager of an establishment in Guadeloupe on some unfortunate slaves. We now present the trial of this case, which was adjudged in November ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Lord B 11OUGHAM inquired whether the noble earl the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs would lay upon the table any papers relating to the suppression of the slave trade. Hitherto the proceedings of the Brazilian Government had ...

... TEXAS-SLAVERY. The following resolutions, introduced by Governor Runnels, ware adopted by the Convention on the 29th ult.:— Resolved—That the committee on the general provisions of the constitution be instructed to inquire into the expe' diency and ...

... SLAVERY IN ALGIERS. From a correspondent at Oran we have received a translation of an address to the Duke of Isly (Marshal Bugeaud) from the Institut d'Afrique at Paris, in relation to the slave-trade notoriously carried on under French dominion in Algeria ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Happily for the best interests oinTankind, the gloomy anticipations of the colonists have, in a great measure, been dispelled. The dangerous experiment of conferring freedom on a race of men ten times out-numbering their European ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. Petitions against Negro Slavery were presented from Surrey, by Mr. 11. Su KNEW; from Cornwall; by Tnx- MAYNE ; from Milford, by Mr. JONES ; from Thirsk, by Mr. DurrnAs ; froth Clerkenwell, by Mr. BENG ; and from Caine, by Mr. ABERCROMBY ...

... SPANISH SLAVERY. Mr. ALEXANDER said if the Committee would allow him he would now bring up the Rcport on Spanish slavery, on which subject the Committee had proposed a resolution for the further adoption of the Convention. Mr. TVRNUULL seconded the resolution ...

... 1;01,11'10N OF SLAVERY. petitions thik object were promented from th e the vicinity of Rochdale, by L or d S tun . r' nod its mighboothooti by Mr. Lind say; from by Alt. Cooper; from the Ptotesutot o w c, by Air. Own Exeter, Wood The 'LORD ADVOCATE defended ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. The head of the revolutionary Government in Cuba has published a decree emancipating the slaves of the island. The principles laid down seem to be very moderate. All slaves are to be declared free so soon as their owners present themselves ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. Mr. HOLMES presented a Petition from Dingwall, praying for the Abolition of Negro Slavery. A similar Petition was presented by Mr. RUM BOLD from Cornwall.—Laid on the table. IRISH ABSENTEES. Colonel TRENCH presented a Petition from the ...