... SLAVERY IN NATAL. While the attention of the public is being directed to our mode of governing Jamaica, W. Hartley, formerly for sixteen years resident in Natal, has, letter published, taken the opportunity of calling attention to the evils arising out ...

... THE CRUELTIES OF SLAVERY. Near father's estate was one owned a certain captain, who was one of the worst of men, and who had a f»ce*natur«lly belonging to the worst of men. This man was known to have killed one of bis in the most cold-blooded manner ...

... GARIBALDI ON SLAVERY. (From the Florence Correspondent of the New York Independent.) While many men, especially among the English and Scotch, directly or indirectly lend encouragement to the enemies of our Union, the patriots and liberty-loving men of ...

... THE BIBLE AND SLAVERY. {From the Times.) In that book (the Bible) there is not one single text that can perverted prove slavery unlawful, though there is much which naturally tonds to its mitigation, its elevation, and its final ex. tinction. In the New ...

... SLAVERY THE PACIFIC. Considerable excitement has existed in Sydney during the past month, arising out of authentic intelligence having been received, confirmatory of rumours which for considerable time have been afloat, relative to number of Peruvian ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN THE SOUTH. The great question of the arming of the negroes the South, and the certainty, if they be armed and drilled, and converted into good soldiers, zealous for the cause in which they fight, that the North will be compelled ...

... power to abolish slavery I ause right of maintaining slavery pr _V_lji|WJ it by law of States' Bights, but when and used the slaves overturn (be I then m his Commander-in-chief of the forces, Lincoln could step in and abolish slavery. wasito ■nr Lincoln's ...

... society—a struggle prolonged through two generations—it has abolished slavery on the national territory ; and the national Government has ceased to be a slaveholding power. Slavery has sunk to mere State institution, and deprived of national sanction ...

... A TALE OF SLAVERY. Near Louisville, Kentucky, lives a planter of wealth and standing. He was the possessor of 100 negroes, and he was noted for his thrifty, money-making disposition. He hud never been married, and was an incorrigible bachelor of 50. ...

... its membership, an abiding conviction of the great evil of slavery. The clause was too much for the pro-slavery Methodists. Accordingly, a non-natural interpretation was resolved upon; slavery as it exists in the United States being pronounced not a moral ...

... and gossip, while Thorne or gase atbletes | { innings, ae esored. Tired at weary war home. We : of the show, ——— — Ty “THE SLAVERY OF DRINK fora The mention of pablic-housrs naturally sug reference to the correspondence which has some of the daily newspapers ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. Lord Brougham's latest utterance on the question of Slavery appears the form of a letter to distinguished member of the Society of Friends. The Wigliam family have long been eminent for their zeal in every good work ...