... and veritable resources of the interior which will stimulate the efforts of oar Government to open inland trade and abolish slavery. They may reveal particulars quite unex.- pocted, for if we know nothing of these things at [ present, it must be borne in ...

... reporting the failure of the ( I, mission to Berlir. has been published 'To the Comnittee of the British and Foreign R Lt ?? Auti-Slavery Society. ?? d s Gentlomen,-We, your delegates appointed to repre- 1 Bout to t Co Oongress at Berlin the necessity of taking ...

... is gone; aid in it we read- With our own ?? we have put in ?? the unspeakably cheering ausiouncement of the abolition of slavery in the whole territory of the United States. The man who has lived to do this, the .laily Nwis reminds its readers, is the ...

... with books ws of a more sold instructive kind, Lord Brougham referred at with great energy to the apprehended revival of slavery, of he under the guise of time emigration of free Africans (to which cai nhis attention had been called by several members ...

... the Employers' Association still main- talting their determination to suffer no man to work unless he would admit his own slavery and degradation by signing their infamous, declaration, it became necessary to take some steps to avert the crisis. We must ...

... Ariericau slavery and the present war. After dwelling at UpOn the acoursed institution, and upon the events that preluded the hostils attitude which wns takeon by Carolina 'ad, sldole ?? u h ustion, Ant I warranted in saying that slavery is the cause ...

... bales cotton, 20 cheats 24 )clle-ts tea. Roffttrdamo-130 bales cotton. England.0 Thest VxeineofteBad.fSpr LIVERPOOL AND IR, SLAVERY QUESTION.-At a conference held at Liverpool on Saturday, a reoolnu tion was Carried by a large majority, expressing approval ...

... while Christian children are thus D~ doomed to be terse from their parents and forced lit into a State of concublisage or slavery. When parents fr, are the victims of such intolerable wrong, it is not c surprising if on gaining the upper band they should ...

... court of justice would havelbeen examined by torture. The highest known Gentile or heathen state of civilication involved slavery in a very de. graded form, and he thought that should not be forgotten when we heard Hellenic life and civilisatioie compared ...

... Egypt, who by his endea- Vours to promote the education of his people is taking the surest step towards the extinction of slavery in his dominions. Three Republican club-houses at Marseilles-the Bellevue, Horizon, and Chartreux-have been closed by the ...

... extent, misled, or rather withdrew public at- tr tentiou to the certain effect of the total and immediate rE abolishment of slavery, for, whilst cotton was declining ul the past three years, every one believed that the produc- W tion was again about to become ...

... CahoIcIhrc.r to For those who so believe there cci bee bads nt of mud it either for the freedom of Sectarianiiim or for the slavery a nfl, of Rome. ?? allusion to the Ritualistic noovement, he Wv. ad ?? the last forty-live years the E]nglish IV of Chiurch ...