... by the Spaniards on the natives of the West Indies, suggested the importation of African negroes to suffer the torments of slavery instead. It is a grave question whether it be wise to lay down in time of war the conditions on which the belligerents are ...

... pardon, granted, I have no doubt that nearly all the deserters would avail themselves of the opportunity of their release from slavery. ...

... for now you will only have one boot to clean instead of two. Two of the newspapers in Kansas, United States, both in the slavery interest, were lately engaged in wordy warfare. One says of the other, We look down upon the impertinent, puddle-headed ...

... know-nothing meeting going on at Philadelphia since the sth. George Law is to be their presidential candidate. The law on slavery is to remain as at present. The reports from ail parts of the States are that the condition of the crops cheering, and that ...

... the flimsj notions idle writers. will not suffer a paper to lie upon his table which ventures to express an opinion against slavery. H. never patronises one that lacks moral courage to expose the evils of the day. I. declares he does not want a paper filled ...

... Seward for Presidency, but the delegates from and Indiana would not listen to it. A tion and iitual were adopted, based upon slavery and anti-papal principles ; but the aniei l(i ment of the naturalization laws, and all other questions which were supposed ...

... the Moderado ministers would present its report in three days. M. Orente brought forward a proposition for the abolition of slavery in the Isle of Cuba, but no one supported it. ITALY. Turin, June 28.—1f the intelligence which reached me this morning be ...

... s of severul thousand Alumans, who not only plundered certain villages in Persian Khorasau, carried the inhabitants into slavery, but had the boldness carry of! large herds sheep and camels belonging to the Russian force, which still remains it) cantonments ...

... was always kept in view. The subject then dropped. THE CUBAN SLAVE TRADE. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from the anti-slavery society respecting slaves and the slave trade, and in the course of his observations expressed a hope that the government ...

... supposed, firmans authorizing the foundation of several religious establishments, and even a synagogue for the Jews. Circassian Slavery Turkey.—A letter from Constantinople, of the ult., mentions a curious circumstance which has just taken place at Pera. Four ...

... which, both in its present humiliations and future Prospects, is worse, morally and physically, far worse an that of African slavery its worst days.—Home thoughts. (jbeat Weight a Prize Bam. —A foursheai Leicester raw, the properly of Mr. 1 aunam, of North ...

... According to this they admit that where Romanism is in the ascendant, there must be despotism on the part of the government, and slavery the part of the people. (Cheers.) It is so n I Italy ' a over ' except Sardinia. What are Austria Naples ? Between :hose ...