... ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. deputation from the Anti- Slavery Society had interview yesterday with Sir E. B. Lytton on Jamaica Emigration Bill. They stronely argued against alleged necew ty for the introduction of emigrants into the island. ■ ...

... expected. Some alleviation of the burden of taxation may be expected. Measures will l»e presented with a view of abolishing slavery in the colonies. A despatch from Rome announces that the Pope is well pleased with the news lhat the Chinese Empire is opened ...

... construction of trealiaes on navigation, nautical tables, and nautical iu- Gnx o» American Slavery. This i eminent divine, at a late meeting in Edinburgh, said believed slavery to be the sum of all viliames—he believed it to origination of tho worst evils that ...

... and are at home m those matters. Is it'not well-authenticated fact that in the great British struggle between despotism and slavery, other words, between the so-called prerogatives of the British crown and the free-born inalienable ghls of the British people ...

... 1803. Marquis Auglesea «/. 1854. 2rd Sunday after Easter. Peace with Russia proclaimed, AUGUST. I-’ M II Tt W Lamma* Day. Slavery abolished in W. Ind .Sun rises 4h. 2tfm.; sets 7h. 4am. KJ. Baines, Leeds, ...

... not ground for despair. The slave-trade, after many hard conflict, gave way before the pressure of sound public opinion. Slavery within the Uritish dominions after a long struggle, and at the expense of twenty millions of money, was for ever aboli bed ...

... that the trend of the slave shall tramp •itnes in this great commercial mart for many H 1 at tr it,.. .. th.. •ihief* w Slavery io out the soil’s vitali y. Then said I. I will open this years, in which a vast amoant of valuable merchandise *. , yau' ...

... The King, in order to calm the losses of the people, was constantly to seen riding in the streets. Ihcidf.nt of American Slavery.— ln Missouri a Mr. Foots had occasion to threaten one of his slaves with punishment; a day or two afterwards they were both ...

... important decision on Slavery and Free-soilisra in that stale. It That ihere was a heavy fiaudnlent vote polled, along the Missouri border, all on the side of National Democracy, and slavery. That spite of the enormous and pro-slavery frauds along the border ...

... independence is indestructible. When slaves rise they murder their masters. This is very horrid ; hut the man who holds another slavery should know that is outraging one of the indestructible feelings of humanity, and never can be safe w hile continues to do ...

... country which for the future I will be ble:sed w.th a .halcyon peace. Mr. Edward Baines, M.P., Jon* Brou n.— At the Leeds Anti-Slavery meeting, Mr. Bainss, M.P., referred to the lalo insurrection in Kentucky. s id lie admitted that John Drown—(loud and enthusiastic ...

... duly served,but up toth# present wilting has n-1 been returned. We have disposition to interfere with thu institution of Slavery where it exist*; hut when It comes to this, that men must be hunted do*n In the free State of Illinois, it is high timo that ...