... UNITED STATES SLAVERY. From the Leeds Mercury ] The visit of the llev. Dr. Checver anvl the great struggle for the Presidential election proceeding the United States again draws the attention cl Englishmen to the mighty question of Ameiicau Slavery. politica* ...

... the Honourable Society 6ray*a Inn— aold for 76C’. The Slavery Question America.—The convulaive effort,—“ death flurry,” the whalers call it, which is taking place in America, on the subject of slavery, is shamelessly backed up here portions ol the Press ...

... ABOLITION OF COLONIAL SLAVERY, Last night a public meeting, under the auspices of the London Emancipation Committee was held in Spa-fields Chapel, Exmouth-street, to commemorate the 28th anniversary of the abolition of slavery. Among those present we ...

... ‘‘Mr. Lincoln informed him that he was opposed any interference with slavery the States, or with the inter, state slave trade; that he was opposed to abolishing or interfering with slavery in the district ot Columbia; and that he only opposed to its extension ...

... his health. —The Lancet. Db. Chebvbb at Leeds.—On Wednesday night a great anti-slavery meeting was held at Leeds, under the auspices of the Leeds Young Men’s Anti-Slavery Society. Mr Edward Paines, M.P., occupied the chair, and paid very high tribute ...

... obnoxious j there was no anti-slavery member of the it could not be traced, however, until the cook ac- i an, hut one oot the House of Representatives; bnowledged that she had glazed pasty, ot which he had ti* °Plxw€d to slavery is strong in the Senate, partaken ...

... all, the verdict of the peoplethe source power, and from whose decision there is no appeal, that tbe constitution is not a slavery-extending instrument. more Dred Scott decisions will now made. Freemen, both cf the North aud of the South, will hereafter ...

... MORNING ADVERTISER. Sib, —It augurs well for America that an anti- Slaveholding President has been elected in a country where Slavery is at present an institution that so many have a direct interest in upholding. When will England, where Land-theft is an ...

... wives. Concubinage. The sale of daughters. Divorce, without the commission of crime. The slavery of females taken in war. The slavery of foreigners. The slavery of debtors. The killing of children for disobedience. Which of those atrocities has any claim ...

... TEE LONDON BAPTIST BOARD AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. The London Baptist Board unanimously adopted, on the 31st October, the following appeal to their Baptist brethren in the United States, relative to American Slavery. The document is not only decided in its ...

... America may boast of prosperity—and we rejoice in all its prosperity that exists apart from slavery —and dream of internal tranquillity, but until the curse of slavery is banished its security is momentarily in peril. The Harper’s Ferry insurrection will followed ...

... expenses. The dividend hie on and after the 10th proximo. correspondent call* our attention to the fact .. . .fpn, time the pro-Slavery party America were eveiy endeavour to obtain from the Prince of „„„ sanction to their •nstitution*, her Majesty, in eonferrinir ...