... SLAVERY INCIDENT. u A n*ifro w. man io G. M. Garrison Polk county, c-ntly killed of t»*-r children hy cutting their ihroita whan wer* Bilker, and then cut o«n throat. Her nutter konva f CAUSE for that HOKHID ACT, UNLESS it that she heard h tfi speaking ...

... THE COMING SLAVERY. Br (Coetin wed.) Evi,lently then. mad., the changes and change. urged, will carry as • only towards Atate-ontership of land and and mesas of commaniestion, all to be and warted by Sta.e-Ageote, but ' ,wa• rds State usurpation of all ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. Mr. James Ihughton, a stirriog philanthropist of nor city, has addressed his coutrympn on the subject of American negro slavery. Mr. Houghton is, we believe, a Quaker, of %hat is irrevently called the Kilndricil . ' order of that society ...

... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND! The investigations of the inspectors appointed onder the Workshops’ Regulation Act hare revealed a frightful system of juvenile slavery in the Black Country. Children of nine years old are, a rule, worked twelve hours day at lock filing ...

... TUE SLAVERY OF DRUNKENNESS. Invite is a fearfel amount of drunkenness existing amongst us. The testimony of clergymen, magistrates, the jtol_rea of the land, and above all the records of convictions in our police courts and the higher td l eals, give ...

... SLAVERY THE UNITED STATES, Fndaj, the 26th Nov. meeting of ladie* was convened Stufford Hous , to consider the expediency of addroesing from tho of England to I e woman of tba Unitod States on ih* subject of alarery- The of Su‘berlsnd preaided, and amongst ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Advices from Brazil announce that the question of slavery had lately occupied the serious attention Government, and that the next meeting the Chambers measures for its gradual extinction will be introduced. Among the most ...

... SLAVERY ON THE GOLII COAST. It can scarcely be known in England that in the English pettlements on the Gold Coast, slavery exists in a most hideous and revnlting form. and is not only tolerated, but formally recognized and sane. tioned by lase. The slavery ...

... O’CONNELL ON SLAVERY. A Kilkenny man, now residing beyond the Atlantic, addresses this letter to the New oik Times ; his recent lecture the history of O Connell, the Most Rev. Archbishop of New York related the following significant anecdote of his i ...

... SLAVERY-LIBERTY OR DEATH. The Friend of Youth tells this story of a fugitive slave :—M my winters since, when the Ohio river above Cincinnati had been for some time closed, a sudden thaw brought down the ice in large quantities, forming a gorge opposite ...

... SLAVERY IN NEW YORK. In the Superior Court, New York on tiT*Gth. and by adjournment, on tha Bth inst., eight coloured per. sons, one man about 18 years old, two women not more than 19, with an infant each at the breast, .nd three childr►n, were placed ...

... TOTAL ABOLITION Ob SLAVERY. ■w York, Dec. 21.—Yesterday, in the Se- were There cannot be a higher crime than yours, Jlr. Sumner reiterated his remarks that Pre- j the breach with Chili, which nation, she have been selected for it, is difficult to conjecture ...