... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. The Couatautiuople papers reports that a few days ago a girl, aged iii ul2 years, ai publio:y sold as a slabs in the court of a. situated an the eantru of the busiest part of Galata. The wretched child, who the bargatuing was held by ...

... SLAVERY IN RIO DE JANEIRO. _ _ According to the newspapers of Itio de Janeiro. writing on the eleventh anniversary of the pasaing of the law of emancipation of 1871, the of that measure has been singularly beneficial to the material and moral development ...

... MR. ASHMEAD BARTLETT ON THE _ REVIVAL OF SLAVERY. _. .. _ _ The following letter appeared in the Post on Thursday Sir, —The wives and ejllren of the loyal inhabitants of Khartoum are now being sold close to the British camp at Korti for £l6 a piece ...

... fruitless Attempt; slavery and religion are with esch othe/. As soon in lays hold on kno v’e j with one hand, he anxious let his hold bondage with the other. Thev never can go hand in hand. ■ but the light of p-mririte the dark dom lin of slavery and the min ...

... FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CANADA. LECTURE on “American Slavery—its Evils the Master and the Slave, and the Wav Emancipation without the Shedding Blood,*’ wit! bo delivered neat Tuesday Evening. February 14th, at o'clock, in Tiutwistle Sunday School, the rev ...

... MEMORIAL FROM THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIE 1 Y. The British and Foreign Anti-Bla presented the following =, Kimberley : - . The cominitiee of the British aid Slavery Society venture to peer teredip ea s subject which, while it will claim the ellieenien ' of ...

... to New York last eek, consigned to a well-known leader of the Black Republican and Anti-Slavery party in New York, who a confidential agent of the President.’*—Details of American news claim for the Federals a brilliant victory at Borbnr’s, not fur from ...

... dozen people were decided, cither to the cause of the wnr or on which side to stand. Slavery, and slavery alone, caused it. There would have been no war but for slavery. Look at them ; they have a slave-holder for president, slaveholder for vice-president ...

... BuLeinau, upon ** Slavery ai home aud abroad.” After briefly bkelchiug the history of slavery aud relating the principal circumstances connected with the emancipation of British slaves, Mrs. Bateman divided her remarks into a consideration slavery under three ...

... the United States, Compromises will no longer offered by peace conventions, in which slavery is to made national, negroes declared property over all the land, and slavery extended over all territories now possessed hereafter to be acquired.- Nor is the United ...

... come ronnd to the Republicans the object for which the is to be continued ? Xhe*incompatihldity of slavery and the Union, rather Union embracing slavery and freedom, has forced itself on the Republicans early in the contest. The Sonth has now told the ...

... that, if wo recognise the South, encourage slavery This was altogether a mistaken idea. The North was not lighting for the abolition of slavery, nor the South for the upholding of it. He did not say that slavery had nothing to do with it, but the real cause ...