... AMERICAN SLAVERY. 71. e Penney/ramie inquirer dates that it has been +armed by the lion. R. Giddings, and decided the courts both I■ the north and of th e ro.ted States, that any fu(itin• slave haring been one.. on Hri'ieh soil alight return with impunity ...

... SLAVERY AND CATHOLICITY. The most distinguished Catholic layman in America is Dr. Oro-des A Brownson, a man, moreover of European reputation.. His views Slavery are deserving of the deepest attention for, in addition to his being a writer of great ability ...

... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. The Tim ft gives long account of the mode of life the Portland Prison, where men under sentence penal servitude undergo their hard labours”— “There are always from 1,400 to 1,000 convicts Portland, mostly working in gangs by themselves ...

... assert that hitherto his natural capacity baa not had fair play, and that slavery has exercised upon him a demoralizing influence. No doubt it has, and it it the nature of slavery to do so, not only ripou the servant, but upon the master also. But let look ...

... ABOLITION OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. Mrs. Beecher Stowe has written reply the address of the women of Englan I, sent to her some years ago, urging the abolition of slavery in the United States. She says the great anti-slavery work to which their English sisters ...

... FREEDOM V. SLAVERY. A well.known judge in Ohio was noted for his of slavery, upon the ground that t Ito daves knew rebut was beet for tbernAelsca, and should be alloecil to remain in the condition which ad. reittolly brought them • degree of happiness ...

... SLAVERY IN SOUTH AMERICA Rio i>k J.vnkiuo, AitciUsT 2ukd—iiie discussion clauses of tiie bill for the emancipation the slaves has terminated in the Chamber of Deputies, 1 lie bill will probably not become law this session, owing to the continued opposition ...

... SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST. It can scarcely be kiwis° in Eugland that in the English settlement's on the 00Id Coast slavery exists io a moot hideous and revolting form, and is not only tolerated, but formally recognised and sanctioned by law. The slavery ...

... THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL A Daily Nears telegram from Rome, on Timothy, —Tim Pope, speaking to Hale Brazilian pilgrims now in }total!. has txpressell his great satisfaction ut the vote of the Senate fur the abolition of slavery. Holiness ascribes ...

... eeekers, for they occasiosted hie much tremble and perplexity. TM next most trouble. ' some subject was slavery. He agreed the memo! mint§ that slavery was wrong, sad differed only is respect to the ways and means of getting rid of it. The extract from his ...

... good as this of slavery P Time has made it a little rusty, it is true, still, if it could be shown that a Conservative Government, in obedience to the instincts of its profligate nature, was engaged on an insidious design to reinstate slavery on the West ...

... enemy of slavery. The Northern States, he observes, cannot make war for the abolition of slavery in the States where legally exists, without violation of the Federal Constitution; but holds that the real question issue is the extension of slavery to the ...