... Now ready, price Three Shillings, bound in cloth, American slavery and finance. By the Hon. R. J. WALKER, Late Secretary of the Treasury of the United States. William Rldgway, 109, Piccadilly, W.. and all Booksellers. ...

... Nov ready, price Three Shillings, bound cloth, AMERICAN SLAVERY and FINANCE. the Hon. R. J. WALKER, late Secretary of the Treasury of the United States. 169. Piccadilly. W.. and all Booksellers. Now ready, price One Shilling and Sixpence. and LETTERS ...

... adopted the Constitution abolishing slavery, renouncing secession and the rebel debt, and having organised the State Government under the said Constitution, which had ratified the Constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, and also the amendment proposed ...

... adopted the Constitution abolishing slavery, toseassiag secession and the rebel debt, and having organised tbe State Government under the said Constitution, which b:id ratified the Constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, aud also the amendment proposed ...

... adopted the Constitution abolishing slavery, renouncing secession and the rebel debt, and having organised the State Government under the said Constitution, which had rectified the Constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, and also the amendment proposed ...

... TUE ANEI-SL&VERY SOCIETY AND TIIE NEGROES. The 'oomtnitteo of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society have issued an address to the black and the coroured population of Jamaica, of which the folkwing i a copy, and have addressed a letter, of which ...

... adopted the constitution abolishing slavery, renouncing secession and the rebel debt, and having organised the State Government under the said Constitution, which had rectified the constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, and also the amendment proposed ...

... the black and the coloured population of Jamaica, which has been adopted by the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, and forwarded to the missionaries in the island with a letter, of which a transcript is also enclosed. The committee ...

... counsel. The anti-slavery men and women of Great Britain toiled hard in past years to obtain your freedom. They have since watched over your intere a to the best of their power, and are still striving to promote the abolition of slavery in other countries ...

... vote. The opposite party atlirm that this policy would cast the Negroes prostrate at the feet of theirformer masters; that slavery—in reality, if not in name—would be restored ; that the blood and treasure expended in the war would thus be for ever lost ...

... RECENT TROUBLES IN JAMLICA. The Committee of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society have issued an address to the black and the coloured population of Jamaica, of which the following is a copy, and have addressed a letter, uf which a copy is subjoined ...

... much liked and very popular. Great anxiety existed on account of the determination on the part of the Government to suppose slavery, and cargoes of coolies were arriving in the island almost daily. The tobacco crop fells short of last year. At Grenada crop ...