... SLAVERY. Sir,—Tlt is commonly believed that slavery was abolished in the United States some thirty years ago. The following extract from the Zwentieth Century, a New York weekly, of the 11th inst., however, tells a different story : — “Three hundred coal ...

... SLAVERY. Sir EARDLEY WILMOT postponed his motion for the abolition of slavery tilt 22d May. BENEFICES PLURALITY BILL. Sir ROBERT INGLIS and Mr. STRUTT presented petitions against this bill. On Lord JOHN RUSSELL having moved the order of the day for the ...

... SLAVERY. Referring to slavery, Dr. Maxwell Garnett remarked that there were some three million slaves in the world, and a little slaving was still going on in the' lied Sea. With regard to disarmament, the sneaker said that was the acid test of the League ...

... HORRORS . OF SLAVERY. I got to a meal au the Calarba River, ou tbe basks of whick aad to a lock, I a stem said a plies of Imo, which I brood the di my , chain, tt off. sad them crossed river, walked about twesty whoa I 101 l M * slaveowoor named Ballad ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. SlR,—What fell from me on the 15th instant, in the House of Commons, must have been ill-expressed or illreported, if I am supposed to have said that there was any party, either in this country or in the colonies; ...

... SLAVERY. Dr. BOWRING presented a petition from the Hibernian Anti-Slavery Society, praying that no negro that escaped into Canada might, under any circumstances, lose the liberty he acquired by once setting foot on the British territory. THE SEES OF BANGOR ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. EVANS presented a Petition from the inhabitants of the neighbourhood of Derby, praying that Slavery might be itholished in the West Indies.—Ordered to be printed. A Menage was brought from the Lords, announcing their Lordships' anent to various ...

... SLAVERY. Lord De DUNST.A.NVILLE, presented petitions from Alloway, and other parishes in Cornwall, praying for the abolition of Negro Slavery. - The Bishop of BATH and WELLS to the same effect from a town in Sorrersetshire. Lord De CLIFFORD from some ...

... SLAVERY. It is possible, but by no means certain, that the English would tolerate a revival of Germany to a certain extent—that is to say, so long as they believe they can make use of us as paid slaves. Robert Cecil said something like that in his ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. VILLIERS inquired of the Noble Lord the Secretary for the Colonies, if he had received any report from the Governor of Ceylon as to the state of slavery in that colony ? Lord STANLEY said, that, not very long ago, he had received from the ...

... SLAVERY. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE presented a petition from Lewes, in Sussex, praying the abolition of slavery. LEVEHER TAX The Earl of BRADFORD presented a petition from the tanners and curriers of the county of Monaghan (we believe), against the tax ...

... SLAVERY. The slavery question touched onina letter from New York, which appears 'The Timet— What (asks the writer) is become negro slavery ? To the rebels is not to be thought of. To attempt to wheedle back the Seceded States, without offering them some ...