... at his official residence, Whitehall, for the purpose of presenting a memorial on the part of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, on the subject of the Slave Trade and Immigration. The deputation consisted of thefollowing gentlemen: --The Hon ...

... only 38 3Opposition. Ou.the wjeetiV of thef'Cortes, nusnerolug petitions will be, presenti ,lun faivour tf the 'abolit.'s of slavery in Cubs froin Wqetiugs whillh aroto be.- hli 3 in thep,.incip rl towusa iB th# kitgdoui, COthr. itemus *f :, Madria news speak ...

... accepted the appointment of Governor of Kansas. Itjie sup- posed, from his antecedents, he will carry out the plans of the pro-slavery party in the territory, I ...

... being set at nought by corrupt subordinates at a distance from the seat of government. The domestic servitude, rather than slavery, of Turkey, it is true, Is not in itself characterized by inhumanity or cruelty. The ffah:mmetan religion enjoins the humane ...

... felt through the medium of snch monster gatherings as that. Too long bad they been sunk in the depths of degradation and slavery! Too long had they borne the proud man's contumely and thp rich man's oppression! Too long had they sat and winced and writhed ...

... ruined, the colonies-themselves. The adoption of the new duties was a mockery after the sacriflce made for the -extinctionof- slave~ry (cheers and hises.)' Thenthere was the Africaniquadron costing the :country £700,000 per annum fir:no purpose except to ...

... Mr. Horace Greely's recent letter to him. He says that he is emphatically for union, and that he would retain or destroy slavery wholly or in part, if union could be obtained by either means B Another war meeting has been called in New York for to-morrow ...

... ~ . .alr-ac 21 ?? SCIENTIFIC AND 'SEFUL. In the year ending 31st March last, £2,862,132 'Wag expended in the abolition of slavery. Last year the nett income of the. see of' London- from property within the metropolis, as appears from a late return, was ...

... Horace Greely's t recent letter to him. He says that he is emphatically( b for union, and that he would retain or destroy slavery I a wholly or in part, - if union could be obtained by either l 1 means.a i Anothdr war meeting has been cmllecl in New York ...

... of mammkiod, and that the law should put capon no race such social disabilities as amnoumit to the inost hideous kind 'f slavery. EXTRAoDrINARY Esoas'ic OF A CHILD OIN T14e i1,ttLAND RAILWAY.-On Saturday week, a lady accoumpansied by a. little boy four ...

... creditors. I have in a pre. vious letter mentioned theat at least; two-thirds of the population of Darfour have been led into slavery. Charity begins at home,' said Mrs Crouse, when she bought a pair of silk stockinus for her eldest daughter, and reproved ...

... SLAVE, TRADE IN THE RIED SEA AND AF RI C A. The secretary of the British and Foreign Anti. Slavery Society says in a letter to the Tildes:-Our correspondent in Djeddab, writing on the 30th June, gives a deplorable account of the inureaee of the slave ...