... The beneaiist:oo rena ?ni- Bishop of Ileldasheit, rehi.c tea intern: ..liah..o thee rered by Vicar-&eneral Huge. TEE ANTI-SLAVERY CONVn-?1IO? Baussas, Wednesday kllouier).-TLe exetbor Repronentatarsa ta-day, aIter a eli rt tdeeeib -?'- P- Li general act ...

... EniphoyPrb' Association still main- d tahiing their determination to suffer no man to work unless he would admit his own slavery and degradation by shining a their infamous. declaration, it became necessary to take e some steps to avert the crisis. We ...

... the ffth Regiment aml two sepoys of the Bombay Grenadiers were also taken prisoners. They were seut to Herat and sold .into slavery. He wae also sold,s aud lost sight of hlis * fellow-captives. The death of his master's son enabled hlm to escape. THE TEuToN ...

... :- especially of the Governments of foreign nations. America'has' been too deeply immersed in the sea of c carnage which slavery and rebellion have rolled over her soil to pay much attention to these or other spec- if lative subjects; but on the continent ...

... a matter of negotiation,.that very little could be done. TBs SLAVS TRADE IN EGYPT.-Frequent com- plaints reached the Anti-Slavery Society last year ot the flagrant abuse of the Slave Trade Convention between Egypt and England. It witas stated that pilgrims ...

... as thl to enable him to find his way as a missionary to Eastern Sir we AMrica, and is delivering lecturers on II American slavery neces mich and thle secession movement. Should my nanie be in any tliror I he way made use of as encouraging his application ...

... slaveytraie sp:r I'llil :LII-) desolation arounid, Ehe toe-ris seere burned, the iihrhabilart- sere seized asld soid into slavery, or put to flight. TioC;qssad eccurrences secrn to haoe takers place pretty munch hietredlin 1817 anmm 1825, Noe, however ...

... say, we erected a l monument. L I wonder how many of the people in Hull know that the 50th anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery is on the eve of being celebrated. Yet, on the 1st of August, this memorable page in the history of Wilberfores's life is ...

... imports into Brazil had fallen from 70,000 to nil, and from 30,000 into Cuba to a few hundreds, the horrible system of domestic slavery, in the parts we have nmentioued, has bean drawing away the n onulation of entire districts.'' We niext come to the testimony ...

... discount pres ure lasts, there can be no elasticity In the earn trade. Eappily we are not at war, and neither white nor black slavery oppresses the British dominions ; but as calms, tosm- pests, asd cyclones are peculiar to this sutblunary stale in rheo asrial ...

... applaeuse.) -No doubt they had a bar-I n-ut to crack, utu lie wtas hopeful that the contry -akob emaitoipa-ted itself form the slavery of thefeual ystmand which at a cost of so many milihoas cekared slave-i- out of all1 it's domnai'onS, would be, f ound e-qual ...

... shonldl be deferred failod to find a seconder. The motion was then adopted, and the meeting sepa- rated. __ MADAGASCAR AND SLAVERY. Lest night's Glebe says very unsatisfactory accounts are recsived of the position takes by Madagascar in reference to the ...