... AMERICAN SLAVERY. \ LECTURE, ttAVERY, wIU Delivered the Rev. JAMES M. C. LNNINGTON. D.D., of Sew York, the HIGH CHURCH, Ti ksiivt F.vlsiso the 12th current, at Eight ©clock. As the Rev. Dr. was at one time Slave in America, and effected his escape from ...

... SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE. Wc luyu fur some tuuu kept «übjeet which not long ago furnished an incessant topic of public discussion, and which is likely, perhaps, revived in private discourse th© stimulating pictures of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, The I slave ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. On Friday meeting of ladies was convened Stafford House, to consider the expediency of addressing memorial from the women of EnglaiMj tu tbe women of tie United States on the subject of slavery. Among the ladies present were ...

... SLAVERY-PUBLIC MEETING. On Tuesday night, numerously-attended public meeting the inhabitants of Glasgow was held the Merchants’ Hull, Hutcheson Street, for the purpose of hearing an address from the Her. Dr. Pennington, previous to his leaving this country ...

... soundness of the General’s opinions on the great compromise recently effected between the liouth and the North on the subject slavery, it stated that the moat active and influential supporter of General Scott, at the Baltimore Convention, wa* Governor Seaward ...

... complete work on Slavery. It is illustrated with upwards of Twenty Engravings, from designs George Cruikshank, J. Gilbert, W. Harvey, “Phis,” and other Artists. Tbe contents of the work are—l. A clear and full exposition of American Slavery, and the Laws ...

... have advice* from New-York the sth, Boston to the 6th, and Halifax to the 6th iust. respectively. Mr. Calhoun's address the slavery question was delivered to the House the instant, creating much sensation. was in such state that he could scarcely expected ...

... objections to ita testimony against slavery, first brought the member* to declare it instead a “moral* evil, and at length threatened to dissolve tbe union with northern members, if they should agitate the slavery Question. At tho last meeting of the ...

... important features; but our telegraphic advices via Halifax, which extend two days later than our letters, announce that the Slavery Compromise Bill’s fate was sealed with defeat. From Mexico have late accounts, in anticipation of those due the West India ...

... present crop will amount hhds. sugar, which is a little more than one-half of what used m the most unremuiicrative years of slavery, the rams having much injured the crops. ...

... Visitor has the following horrible illustration of slavery it exists in some of the States:—ln the summer IB.iy, were in Louisville, Ky. As no great change has ever taken place in our opinion on this slavery question, wo were tome loss there for place to ...

... having been by the expulsion of the Moors, ha# never since been lully occupied; and here all might the most complete spiritual slavery their hearts could desire. that (ioslien. and under the auspices the most Catholic Queen, all men might worship the Pope, ...