... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Morris Town correspondence of the Bich mond _Despatch of January 23d, says:— There was an auction of 46 negroes here to-day and a slave-grownott oi fmtueh British traffic rshahef fiscl aavipvnererooahiguueumee produce into that Negro ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Happily for the best interests oinTankind, the gloomy anticipations of the colonists have, in a great measure, been dispelled. The dangerous experiment of conferring freedom on a race of men ten times out-numbering their European ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. The head of the revolutionary Government in Cuba has published a decree emancipating the slaves of the island. The principles laid down seem to be very moderate. All slaves are to be declared free so soon as their owners present themselves ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. Sir E. WILMOT presented numerous petitions from various parts of nigland and Ireland, praying for the immediate abolition of Negro apprenticeship. Mr. DENISTOUN presented two petitions from the City of Glasgow, one signed by 65,600, and ...

... SLAVERY QUESTION. It was hardly to have been expected that the series of measures passed at your last session, with the view of healing the sectional differences which had sprung up from the slavery and territorial questions should at once have realized ...

... ABOLITICN OF SLAVERY. Petitions were presented, praying for the abolition of slavery, by Lord Bexley; Lord Suffield (262 in number); the Duke of 'Wellington (praying also that regard be had to the rights of property) ; the Earl of Suffolk, Lord Lyttelton ...

... 1;01,11'10N OF SLAVERY. petitions thik object were promented from th e the vicinity of Rochdale, by L or d S tun . r' nod its mighboothooti by Mr. Lind say; from by Alt. Cooper; from the Ptotesutot o w c, by Air. Own Exeter, Wood The 'LORD ADVOCATE defended ...

... SLAVERY TO DIE, In presenting the abandonment of armed resistance to the national authority on the part of the insurgents as the only indispensable condition to ending the war on the part of the Government, I retract nothing heretofore said as to slavery ...

... Factories' Regulation Bill, and the other for the abolition of ne4ro slavery. An HON. MEMBER. pre.enred two petitions from the Wesleyan of Ripon and Rainton, for the abolition of c olonial slavery. M. ROEBUCK presented a petition from a very respectable class ...

... COLONIAL SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM seeing his Noble Friend the Secretary for the Colonial Department in his place, he hoped that Noble Lord would not consider hiss too pertinacious in calling his attention again to the non-production of those returns which ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. Sir E. N. BUXTON presented petitions from various landowners in Dominica and Jamaica stating that they felt themselves aggrieved by the inertness of the Government in not causing their treaties with the Emperor of the Brazils to ...

... negro slavery in the form it now exists of indentured apprenticeship should be brought as speedily as may be to a termination, and they claim from your Lordships to fix the period at the Ist of August, 1838 (in the present year), when that slavery, under ...