... 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 ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. iiTR JORN A. I ACKSON, an Amerievn Fneitivw Slave, will Preach in MARNOCK'S CIICRCH, Morrow Evening (Sabbath) Worship to cotutnenon at lialf-past Six o'clock. Mr J will also deliver a LECTURE in the same place. on TUNIDAT Neeing, at ...

... military successes of the nation.” gard to slavery, you entirely misanderstand the Se- is not an issue of the war. A quite Slavery was an issue war, and the war, an insue for legislation. war intertered with slavery, except on the ground of military necessity ...

... TUE SLAVERY AMPNTAILICTSI. At the lant Pension of Congress a proposed amendment of the Constitution abolinhing slavery throughout the United States peeled the Senate, but. for lack of the tocethirds vote, loth. Hoye of liepreeentatives. Although the ' ...

... Dr Clieover, delivered to the Church Anti-slavery Society, which demonstrates far more strongly than we have ever done that the Foderals are not now, and have never been, fighting for the abolition of slavery, and that Mr Lincoln deserves no credit for ...

... Somerville, reply to Mr Hutton, read a statement which went show that slavery was different at Old Calabar from what it was South America, and that it was merely a particular kind of slavery which existed the former place. The discussion on the subject was ...

... SLAVERY IN OLD CALABAR. Mr Hutten, Paisley, supported his overture at great length. In the course of his remarks, he said the overture raised no question regarding the fidelity and zeal of their honoured missionaries in the matter of slavery—no question ...

... THE COMING ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. For some timo the belief has boon gaining strength that the abolition of slavery would be one result of the wsr in America, though the end would probably readied in a way which neither parly in the struggle could have ...

... PRESIDENT LINCOLN ON SLAVERY AND EMANCIPATION. The Americus men following:— Kaska, Washington, April 4. G. Seq., Frankfort, Kentucky. My dear arc-Ys. ask a to put in writing the at I verbally mid, the other day, in =pram. litsvernor Breathitt* and Senator ...

... RESOLUTIONS AGAINST SLAVERY. The following resolutions have been adopted by the Syracuse Convention:- - PResolved ,-That in the political struggle on which we now enter we accept and commend the doings of the late Union National Convention at Baltimore ...

... (Jheever, of New York, who, though deemed imprudent by many anti-slavery men in America, had for many years poured iu the unwilling ear f America the testimony of scripture against slavery ; and to the last interesting tea meeting held here in honour that ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN MARYLAND. The Now York correspondent says The state of Maryland, by tho constitutional action of ftho people, provided for in its laws, has formally and for over abolished slavery. The institution long since ceased to pay iu Now ...