The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-09 00:00:00

TBE CONFEDSBACY AND TES !FABIAN
SLAVS MAAS.

(From Russell's " Diary North sad South.")
The issue is to them one of life and death.
Whoever rains it hereafter, if it be not decided now, mast
expect to meet the deadly animosity which is now displayed
towards the North. The mem of the South—it they can
succeed—muse led to complisations and results in other
parts of the world, for which neither they nor Europe are
prepared. Of one thing there can be no doubt—a slave
Mats cannot long exist without a slave trade. The poor
whites who have won the fight will demand their share of
the spoils. This land for tilth is abundant, and all that is
wanted to give them fortunes is a supply at slaves. They
will have that in spite of their masters, unless a stronger
power Sum the Slave States prevents the accomplish-
ment of their wishes.

PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND THE EMAWCIPA-

TICE SOCIETY.

The hon. secretary of the Emancipation Society
has received the following communication from Mr. Adams,
the Coked States Minister, ackoowledgiug the receipt
the address agreed upon at the gnat roosting bald la $
British Institution, Cowpsr•street, City-road, 011 New,
Year's-eve, forwarded to bins for transmission to ProsidesoM
Lincoln :

Legation of the United States, London, ism 6.-111 r,
—I
have the honour to mdtnowledged the reception of year •
letter of the 3rd instant, transmitting an address to th.
Presideet of the United Stake, neanimously adopted et a
great meeting of the working okras of London on then 4
of December last. I shall take great pleasure in oomplyu 41
with the desire of the Executive Committee to have ti Lis
address forwarded to the Preadult. Neither do I enter, sin
a douht that he will receive it is ea encouraging testate/ Ad
of mdepeudeet witnesses to the meaner in which he is en-
deavouring to do has duty to his country and to moat ind.
- amok', your obedient eervant, "C. F. Abu an.
F. W. Chelan, Esq., Hon. &e."

Tai LATZ 81711111010011DIATH AT BLIMINISH
The adjourned *wet oa the body of a man nohow ro, who
died ea Thursday evening Lot while being taken to the
General Heepihd, was remained before Dr. J. Ott Davies,
the borough serener, en Wedaeadoy evening. It • inquiry
bad beau adjourned front Saturday last in COMM quenc• of
the cos mature of the evidence, ar • witless
, mating that the doomed% death was faunal by a fall pro-
dosed by two as striking deceased, one of whom be
identified am Charles Rome, landlord of the t Yagcno and
Horses; and the other witness being as posit' .re that de-
emed was Dot stuck, but fell down in a statset istosiastios.
, Attheadjourned ioquity soother witneas was* semiarid, who
contradicted both the previous witnesses, and raid deceased
was struck by roe reout only, but be could are identify him.
After deliberating for ma hoer and a half the, jury returned
; the followiog verdict, " That the deceased, alone same is
stalroown, died on the Ist of January is Coleehill-street,
from osagestioa of and extraeseation of b load no the bruits,
but bow roused there is no evidence to alv.m." The accused,
Chaska Ross, surrendered to him hail at the Police-court
yesterday (Thursday), wins Mr. Jobe. Suckluog applied for
his discharge. The polio* &dim* to produce asy ewleete
tli• accused was discharged from samiody.
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