... better state of things, both as ‘ds slavery and in- Passing to the more digte subject of the lecture, she observed that, in some of its features, the slavery that existed in old England was even worse the species of slavery existing m the United States. For ...

... Castelar’s proposal for the immediate abolition of slavery in the colonies, and has agreed, » majority of to 41, to adjourn till the 31st October. The Cortes afterwards adopted the bill for the abolition of slavery according to the Government plsn. News have ...

... HOLLAND. The law of the abolition of slavery in the Dutch West Indies, July 1863, has passed the States General of Holland by a majority of forty-dve seven. SWEDEN. Garibaldi has issued the following letter the people of Stockholm Vwigna.no, October 2nd ...

... Tonneseee, U.B.A-, will give SERVICE SONG as above, consisting of the QUAINT HYMNS OR SPIRITUALS, M U*ed then in their days of Slavery. Worship the Mayor of Barnsley (J. S. Parkinson, Esq.) will preside. Doors open Seven, concert o’clock p.m. Eight Tickets ...

... nnmistakeably sides with the South and slavery. He attributes the evil con- ; sequences which have since arisen to ii the in- ' temperate interference of the Northern people 1 with the question of Southern slavery.” This phrase decides the question so ...

... excitement. Its importance consists in the facts that it is the first attempt the part of the Federal Government take the bull of slavery by the boros, and to aim at the termination of the war by other than that gigantic fixture, the army on the Potomac. The message ...

... Gd., 2*. Cd. week— grinding them from morn to night for miserable pittance. What was it but slavery? Christ’s soldiers must fight against that form of slavery. He called them, too, to fight for brotherhood —for liberty and brotherhood against selfishness ...

... interfereuce Frow that dav, the trueant: slavery movement siopped in England. and a pro slavery associa om up in the nly mean bat the art: slavery mow paused ; the uetural swe which have overtaken apd suppressed slavery in so many couninies are 8Uliin force ...

... Bury read a telegram from South Africa which he had received from the War Office. A debate took place upon the subject of slavery in Cuba, and a motion for papers was agreed to. Several bills were advanced, anil the Army Bill wss read second time. Their ...

... with British strength, only to reframed and submitted another time : ma impo-sible to put end slavery, or to estabto the Chamber. sb a republic free from slavery. meet England, The arrival of the steamer Etna, Queenstown was necessar y be united and was ...

... gentleman should be avoi ded whose vented him from giving due atten tion ts the dution of the amt thea edjourned. AMERICAN SLAVERY A very eloquent and interesting lecture on negro Sia. very in the United States was delivered in the Mechanics’ Hall, on Wednesday ...

... await with some dbgree of curiosity the issue of the struggle. ST. a VERY STATISTICS IN' AMERICA The injurious effects of slavery to -the country which it allowed to exist are demonstrated the last census returns of the United States. That census was taken ...