... been as follows:- -:E Slavery has been, abolished in the district of c Columbia-the immediate residence of the Na. f Ltional Government of America. c i Slavery has been voluntarily. abolished, in S Westein Virginia. f L .-Slavery has been voluntarily abolished ...

... territory who would not ashist in C maling chattel slavery part of the organic lawv of s the State ; but here, slavery met with a signal i defeat. Free labour wa's as victorious in Kansas s as slavery hard been at ?? cheers). Front this defeat may date ...

... special meeting of the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, held on the 19th January The con) nittee, deeply impressed with the magnitude of the evils inseparable from slavery, and with the conviction that its speedy extinc- tion, whenever ...

... MtE FIRST ANTI.SLAVERY MEETING IN SPAIN. A Madrid correspondent of the Star writes Yesterday was a day that will be long remembered in. Spain by. thq lovers of the good cause of the abolition of Ilavery, and the result of the first publicnmietiiig held ...

... the cursed crime of slavery, for the perpetuation of which ewe had been for so many years heaping upon the Americans' scorn and contumely-(ap. plause). When the Republic was formed, it was thought by some that in process of time slavery would die out; but ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY DEPUTATION TO THE AMERICAN MINISTER. On Wednesday afternoon a deputation of the i members of the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society had an interview with Mr C. F. Adams, the United States Minister s to this country ...

... A GLASGOW COUNCILLOR ON AMEERICAN SLAVERY. At a meeting held at Glasgow, on Tuesday, to hear a lecture on The Southern Rebellion and British Sympathy, by Mr Sinclair, Councillor Moir said-I am not in the position of the Rev. Mr Batchelor; that is to ...

... 'objeaend t'tb eh instanit abblition' of slavery. No'v tbe :whole';quesrion Wts, :Is fIa'ver3ga. la.:nor not l ;,-,There wass a greas dal of pioos rhetoic andl sentimentaism~L spent on; this them~e. Slavery vras, ca led sinful, because E evils grewv ...

... could get their independence if they would abolish slavery; but they know as well as two and two make four that if slavery were abolished they could not keep up the Confederacy four years. When slavery shall pass out of this country there will be no power ...

... MORAL ASPECTS OF THE WAR AS REGARDS SLAVERY. The following most interesting letter is from a gentlem'an once a leading lawyer in the Southern states, but now sympathising with the North on account of its anti-slavery policy:- For my part, viewing, as I ...

... ON THE AMERICAN WAR AND SLAVERY. About eight years ago an address, most nun- merously signed by Englishwomen, WeB presented to the women of the United States, praying them to use their influence for the abolition of negro slavery in that country. Mrs Beecher ...

... strong pro tes, 2ga~stslaer,- ?? i-; ,slavery hr particu -'rprohibiting its, ninisters - .~ ,fr mnrecelving' intd blhiir..oitf iD this coun-- ftry. ,those, wh were, known to have I had co- ?n>ection w~ith slavery in- .the. -lnited .States. His hbhands ...