... MR. CHARLES SUMNER ON SLAVERY. Mr. Sumner spoke for ten hone. at Fan.Alit Ball, Boa . I too, on the 6th, of which the following to eon -nosed re'. Thank Gail he had lived to see that don ! Thank God that hi• eyes had not cloned serieg th a t great en ...

... TUE ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF SLAVERY. We have pictures of oompulaory end unpaid labour in the Inetory of the earliest times. Puling on from Egyptian bondage, we bud slavery swung the Jews, when they their dynasty end occasional glimpees of it also is the ...

... FO RBI (IN INT 1:1. I,IGENCE: LATEST FROM AMERICA. MR. LINCOLN'S PROCLAMATION ALtOLISHINQ SLAVERY. The following is the tegt of President Lincoln's preelecostion reference to .lorry — Ur t 6 C Or nit UNITED STAIR* , Or AVEKIC*. ...

... That these States even now, for the sake of alt empty peace (for there ran he no. other while slavery tontine.), might be induced to receive the rebels, slavery and all, hack onto the Union, cannot well be disproved, and that their imoimauretbe hloonlguiltinem ...

... assembly of an important Church goes on to declare, not that negro slavery is an evil of which it is difficult to get ,rid--for in that I could heartily sympathise with them-but that negro slavery is a system on which they are to plant their national life. Nor ...

... Union is sovereign over the States--sthich, by the Constitution, it certainly is not—aad, whilst stipulating for the non of slavery by the Southern people an a condition precedent for the recovery of their legal status, he is evidently at a loss for a principle ...

... perfectly secure the travellers from and to St. Petersburgh have met with no danger whatever. ANTI-SLAVERY DEMONSTRATION IN MANCHESTSU.— An anti-slavery conference was held in this city (says the Manchester Guardian) on Wednesday, followed by a public ...

... 10. The minority were mainly *crater, from the Border States. The lien rte tots rise pared the bill far the abolition of slavery in the district of Columbia by St ',violet 14 votes. A jou averaging 300 dollars for each slave is to be paid to the 100,000 ...

... winked at, may, siivorteil all them. Ile Viet' .vent on to show .hat had the American clergy done their 'nit v in dennimeing slavery, they might, perhaps, have, saved 1.11,4 country the horrors o , a civil war. Mr I: cu hit to have taken note of the noble ...

... thrilling accounts of the horrors of slavery, as it existed to years ago, and stated that many of the mem; hers of his church still bore on their bod:es the tnarks of the lashes received during the time of slavery, and mentioned the case of one christian ...

... hostile to England' Are we to clap wen who sold Frentrade far Slavery and kidnapping ? And to thin hour what is their policy—to Frent.rle vs a bribe to Eiteland to put up with their Slavery! It in from no lore to Free-trade that they ogee it to us. It ...

... General Howard has instructed his subordinates throughout the South that no apprenticeship system or other substitute for slavery will be tolerated. The military authorities have suspended the Richmond Whig and taken possession of the establishment. -6 ...