... ADJOURNED LECTURE. REV. S. I?. WARD (n Coloured Minister from I Canada), will Deliver a LECTURE on AMERICAN SLAVERY, when will communicate interesting information on that subject. The Meeting will take place in the UNION STREET U.P. CHURCH (Rev. J. B ...

... Gl«afow. Subject— ** Instinct, Reason, FMth. ,, Tuesday. l*2th January, 1858—P.|E. Dove, Esq., Glasgow. Subject—“ American Slavery : its Present Position and Future Proapecta.*' Tactday, 19th J»n.—Rev. A. L. R. Foote. M.A., Bredur. Subject—“ The Conititution ...

... fordfhm Herald, for hhel. Brown travelled the country with a panorama of scenes in the Slave States, exhibiting he horrors of slavery After lie had lectured and si Ins painting m the Corn Exchange at WolverhamrZn an article was inserted in the Staffordshire ...

... seeds of corruption and discord which wore planted at Washington by the Pierce Administration. There was 1853 peace about the slavery question Mr Pierce was pledged to continue this peace, and studiously to avoid anything calculated to disturb it. But, false ...

... by slave owners, and supposed to be undertaken to maintain the interests of slavery, in which the Southern States suffer little, while the Northern, the opponents of slavery, have the whole brunt. How long after such a discovery as that would the war ...

... at by the authorities, and he believed carried on by them. Sometimes the slaves worked ail night. A planter told him that slavery was not a state of existence that secured the greatest amount of human happiness, but he endeavoured to make his slaves as ...

... and out and out defence of slavery in America, by a Carolinian, being reprint —Fraser holds somewhat peculiar views the subject—of a pamphlet published in the States. Like ’..e editor of the journal, think the subject of slavery is so important, so much ...

... cautious treatment of that subject, remarks, that the northern democrats are said to be angry at the concessions to the pro-slavery party, and to threaten the opposition ; but the unauimous southern vote, backed judiciously reserved stock of Government patronage ...

... premises for the workpeople, who had not yet arrived. American Slavery. —ft is with the greatest pleasure we are enabled to announce that u very important movement, in reference to American slavery, is about to be inaugurated. The Duchess of Sutherland is ...

... been more than once disgusted to find men, of whom better things might hare been expected speaking tenj derly of American slavery. It is just where it was, and what l it was—the same perfection of abomination! It is, therefore, important, as we view tbe ...

... receipts were estimated at over 10,000 dollars. The y«rv York Herald states that there is every appearance that the anti-slavery movement will be successful in the great state of New York at the next election. Tom Thumb’s House. The house now building ...

... OSLY—WEDNESDAY, iJarch 7, PBKSKMI.NG NEW entertainments entitled. THE EMIGRANT’S PROGRESS. AND NEGRO LIFE IN FREEDOM AND SLAVERY. IiUSSELL will Sing “The Maniac,’ “Ship on Fire,” Cheer, Boys, Cheer,” Afloat,” Gambler’s Wife,” Newfoundland Dog,” Far upon ...