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 At meeting of the Glasgow Emancipa- lion Society, in Scotland, in February last, the following resolution, moved by Rev. N. Paul, and seconded by Rev. John Duncan, was passed:--

 Resolped, That this meeting being fully convinced, that the most effectual method. Of ana;siil;;stiag tic slave trade is by the totnl abolition of Slauerg; and regarding the Uni- ted States of America, as being, for the present, the most important field of opera tion; where to the disgrace of that other wise great country, about t,ro nnd C half millions of human beings are, at this mo : ment, held in the most miserable, degra- ding, and cruel bondage; therefore resolv- ed, that the utmost encouragementbeg be given to MT. George Thompson's mission to America--in whose integrity, zealand de- votion to the abolition cause, they entertain unabated confidence and for whose kind and Christian reception by the American AboIitionists, they desire hereby to express their grateful acknowledgements.