... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. RIO DI Jarrzuto, June s.—Two bills have been introduced in the Chamber providing that in future all children born of slave parents shall be free. A special committee was appointed to re• port on the emancipation measures. The definite ...

... THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH COLONIES. May 28, Evening.—ln to-day's sitting of the Cortes, Senor Morel presented a bill for the abolition of slavery in the Spanieh colonies. By its provisions the following will be declared free : —l, Children ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. A meeting was held on Monday night in Queen Street Hall, in reference to slavery in America, and the efforts which Dr Cheerer and the Church of the Puritans are making against the slave power in that country. Sir James G. Baird, Bart ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. A committee of the Obi* Legislature has made an extended report upon the resent deeisioe of the Supreme C.urt in the Died Scott cent, agoompsnied by a bill to prevent slaveholding and kidospping in Oh o. The bill provides ...

... MRS BEECHER BTO ON THE AMERICAN WAR & SLAVERY. About eight ago an address, most nue by English women, was pre- sented to the women of the U pra abolition of » ee slavery in that coun Mrs Beecher Stowe has juat published a y bo thas which the following ...

... on the of domestic slavery. We do not think that the condition of rural labourers in relation to the of the United States ; but it is unsatistnc- have a discussion intimately the social con- ditlen of the rural labourers connected with so much hension ...

... RTH , BRITISH found in another column, The is of very moderate length. It makes the abolition of slavery the main for continai the war; and, while it intimates that the North work ft God’a help, go on till it finishes the is engaged in, no hope is held ...

... Tax Swore luenesecrion.—The Now York correspondent of the Daily News writes :— It is evident that slavery and the slave power have received a terrible and paralysing shock. The lately diecovered i.lave conspiracy in the Southern and Southwestern States ...

... electoral) vote showed that very nearly one half the voters of the Free States were in favour of the Pro-Slavery candidate—a result much more favourable to slavery than the corresponding popular vote in the previous contest between General Pierce awl General Scott ...

... January 11, 1866. tionists with slavery was the sole cause of the this point, seal bs bet sad to re-enter fore the baleful star of Mr the Union and rule it as in the olden days be- the horizon. The day for all this has gone by, Mr Lincoln and his if he ...

... favourite in- terpretation of our Tory that this war has directly from slavery, which is not equivalent to saying, however, that it is a war on the part of the No against slavery. We adduce as another witness to this effect, the New York of the Tvmes ...

... OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. SECESSION AND SLAVERY. (Frost the North British Review.) Th e f u t ure prospects both of slavery as an institution, and of the negroes as a race, in the event (which we consider certain) of the independence of the Confederacy being ...