... ere long. The election Mr. Lincoln as President of United States! s fact very favourable to the of slavery. Mr. Lincoln is opponent of extension of slavery in the United States, althour' A course, powerless to abolish it where it The victory of Mr. Lincoln ...

... New York says Mr Frederick Douglas, aged 77, fell dead last night at his door. escaped from slavery in Maryland many years ago, and was well known as anti-slavery lecturer. He had visited England, and was well received. The death is announced of Mr Samuel ...

... efforts at self-education, he developed such powers as an orator that the American Anti-Slavery Society employed him as one of their lecturers, and his addresses on slavery drew crowds of hearers. In 1845 he visited England, and everywhere his eloquent appeals ...

... the legal status of slavery in Egypt. It is improbable that that Government will accede to such a request except bnder strong pressure of a kind which it will not be convenient for ns to apply this moment. The institution of slavery is regarded by the ...

... abolition of slavery—*‘l ‘““do not wish to spoak or write with “ moderation. I will not equivocate—l “ will not excuse—l will not retreat 4 single inch—and I WILL BE HEARD.” Wesoett Pamcuies, looking back to that beginning of the Anti-Slavery agitation, ...

... LORD ROSEBERY AND THE GOVERN- MENT'S RESPONSIBILITY. Yesterday afternoon, a deputation from the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society and its friends and supporters waited upon Lord Rosebery, at the Foreign Office, for the purpose of making representations ...

... gun practice without killing (Ay stray fishermen who may happen lollo.v.ng their employment iu the neighbourhood. English Slavery. The Lancet has done excellent public service by disclosures of the shameful treatment of assistants some of the London shops ...

... provisions of Garibaldi’s will It appears to be irrevocably decided that the ashes of the deceased shall remain iu Caprera. Slavery in Cuba. A Daily News telegram says that the Spanish Abolitionist Society never held so brilliant ameeting as that of Sunday ...

... Lord dioil yesterday llyeros, in the (South France, his year. John Kirk le!t Loudon in, to-»!ay (or to attend the conference slavery which will opened out lay. ...

... BISHOP TUCKER ILL. The meeting the Briti.-h and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society in Loudon to-day was postponed because of the indisposition Bishop Tucker, of the diocese of Eastern Equatorial Africa, who has been seized with sudden illness. ...

... from »a» foreign to the Archbishop of Cantercury—»ljo will take the chair at the Hall Oetinjj next week in favour the anti-slavery J**— legging his liraco to say nothing, and not anything said, that might ruffle Bis- ...

... drawback to be paid on all the plate sent in. THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONGRESS. Sir Jamiu Fejujcsson, replying to Mr Schwann, ■aid would be very inconvenient to discuss the proposals made to the Anti-Slavery Congress for Che imposition of Custom* duties the Congo ...