... THE BRUSSELS ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. Nearly all the Plenipotantiariee the Powers which were represented the Brussels Conference, among them Lord Vivian and Sir John Kirk, met tiaturday afternoon at the Belgian Foreign Office, under tbe presidency Baron ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CRUSADE ENLISTING RECRUITS IN PARIS. The Paris correspondent of the Daily Chronicle, writing on Monday night, reports that the anti-slavery crusade is being vigorously taken up in Paris, its chief organiser being M. Jules Simon, who is ...

... DEATH OF THE AUTHORESS OF UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. TrnE authoress of the world-famous anti-slavery novel, ;Uncle Tom's Cabin, Mrs. Harriett Beecher Stowe, died on Wednesday after three successive strokes of paralysis, the first of which occurred on Friday ...

... never relaxed for a moment from that time until the work be undertook was accomplished. On his return home he wrote against slavery. In 1840 Schcelcher went to Hayti to see how the black race used their liberty, and came to the conclusion, from what he saw ...

... anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the t British coloisies. The Prince of Wales, who presided, P P said they hadl reason to congratulate themselves that h England wvas the first conntry Wflich alolisoled ] legal slavery. Her exam 1po Clad been followed ...

... voted for the reception of anti-slavery memorials and peti- tions ; for motions to inquire into the constitutionality of slavery in the District of Columbia, and forty-two times for the Wilmot proviso for prohibiting slavery in the territory acquired from ...

... Mitchell, advo- on cate, presided, and gave an interesting opening address fes on the subject of slavery. Mr Davis, at the outset, ag spoke of the nature of slavery, describing it in all its pa hideousness and misery. At considerable length, he the showed to ...

... hada visited Great Britain in 1833, and made the acquaimtanc eof the eminent anti-slavery leaders there. On his return be aided in organleing the American Anti-Slavery Society, of which he was subsequently president for twenty- two years. In 1840 he again ...

... by the Republican Legislature prohibiting slavery in any of the Territories of the United States, and abolishing slavery in those districts directly under the government of the Federal authorities. Thus slavery lost its national character, and was checked ...

... indebtedness. Mr- Thompson w8 mined foe of slaveowners and monopoliata a overand ?? of the most eloqnentand nase of the Anti Slavery Sooiety. Among his ma utteranoes wae aseries of effective lector in reply to the sophisms of the advocates of man, as represented ...

... the Time : William IooyYGar on, anlnterie an philanthropist and reformer, for nearly forty years the leader in the anti-slavery movement, was born at New- buryport, Massachusetts, December 12, 1804. Having rfceived a good aoadeica tionhe.wasappl'5ntlded ...

... presented to the a 0 'stFiie aave him her photograph. The cause of his ~eef, ptarlvsis. aggravated by the cruel treatment sed in slavery. Plis arms were once broken with r aqer, who has obtained a painful immor. ...