... SLAVERY AMERICA. MR JOHN A. JACKSON, an American Fugitive Slave, will LECTURE in Willison CHURCH, Barrack Street, Evening, at Eight o’clock, and in Febh St ANDREW'S CHURCH, (Rev. J. Kwinq's), on Tuesday Evening, at Eight o'clock. nnHE GENTLEMAN who Advertised ...

... authorised, on the part the Anti- Slavery men of America, who have sent him this country to propose that, if the Confederate States will immediately commence the work of negro emancipation, then the Abolitionists and Anti-Slavery leaders the Northern States ...

... THE SOUTH AND SLAVERY. The fact that slavery constitutes the maio element in the bloody quarrel between the Northern and Southern States of America was never more exemplified than during the present month. Those who still cling to the idea that it in ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. :.On We n esday nigh t, a tea meeting in con nection with the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society wai held Lamb's Hotel -the special purj being to excite interest i in the Freed Men's Aid Society in America. There 1 was large attendance of ...

... THE SLAVERY OF CIVILISATION (From the ' Englishman's Magazine.') In the first place we are never satisfied. Though the object of civilisation is to produce the greatest possible convenience with the least jiossible pains, the intention often defeats itself ...

... Yorkshire, and that of the shipping trade at home. The opponents of slavery, however, with a supreme disregard of consequences, would set themselves against any such recognition of slavery as would b? involved in supporting the Slave States, and the know- ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Lord BROUGHAM asked the Foreign Secretary if he had any objections to lay the table certain papers connected with the treatment of liberated slaves in Brazil? He said the conduct the Government Brazil in reference to the abolition of ...

... THE GOSPEL OF SLAVERY. We publish to-day a letter from a Kirriemuir man, who now dates from Georgia, in the United States, on a question of some interest. The subject of the communication is Slavery, the motive for the communication a missionary motive ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. FREDERICK DOUGLASS, the Coloured Orator, will deliver LECTURE, under the auspices of the Ladies’ Society, on the present aspect of American slavery, in the Corn Exchange Hall, on the Evening of Monday first, 13th current. Doors open ...

... SLAVERY EVERYWHERE. Remembering what the United States were only three years ago, the warm hospitality which they extended to the unfortunate ana oppressed of all nations, and that in their population was be found larger proportion of prosperous, educated ...

... FRANCE AND SLAVERY. The Monitexir labours, by extracts from consular reports, to depress the prospects of cotton supply in any adequate quantity from any quarter; hence the urgency of arenewedand combined effort from Europe to arrest the belligerent calamity ...

... American Slavery Doomed.—That this war will put an end to slavery seems to me certain. Slavery with us rests on the cotton monopoly, and England will be less than we think her if this war does not break the back of that monopoly. A fall of one (English) ...