... SLAVERY. If we may fully credit the paper read by Major Malinger before the Anthropeogical Society, there is a field of female enterprise in the East which hitherto haa been happily mativatod only by Oriental hands. All the in Constantinople it slave ...

... ENGLISH CHILDREN IN SLAVERY. It has come to the knowledga of the British Consuls General at Pets that a Freach-Arab troup of ACrulmis, who have been lerforntio4 in Constantinople, contains a number of English children in a condition of slavery. It is said there ...

... arms; slavery on horseback ; slavery on foot; slavery raging on the battle. eld; slavery raging on the quarter-deck—robbing, i.estroying, burning, killing—in order to uphold this oandidate Power. Its legislation is simply slavery in statutes ...

... American Slavery and the French Protestants. The French Protestant clergy to the number of 750 rtcently addressed a letter to their English brethren on the subject of the war in America. They urged that the success of the cause reprt seated by the Confederate ...

... ME ANTI-SLAVERY JUIFLEE. A meeting was he:d on the let inst. at the Guiklhall, London, to celebnce the fiftieth anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the British colonies, and in vii-w of the anticipated presence of the Prince of Wales, considerable ...

... nien may yet be restored, with slavery destroyed, Into proving the Union stronger than slavery; while a such larger number entertain the equally absurd idea that the Union and the constitution may exist again, with slavery more securely recognised and guranteed ...

... delmices for slavery, from Scripture forsooth ! The Time, is accepted in other alish mind, sad the AmericansP la i st l a h s e a in pu awl i li t il i bl v le e dn p rfu roo betel f m tha iohf t Great Britain has become the *bettor of slavery, and that ...

... the institution of slavery, it abstains from any ungenerous and carping allusions to the difficulties which the anti-slavery party in America have bad to encounter, or to the delay of the Government to adopt • thorough anti-slavery policy. Toe true tone ...

... the free soil party and the slavery party stood face to face, Mr. J. Davis came owl, in 1850, In the debate oa what was called Compromise, and dechirsul that he never would con. sent to any compromise which excluded slavery from any portion of the territories ...

... not secede on the question of slavery. They have stated that it was on account of slavery, aud nothing In fact, out of the four gentlemen who were nominated to the office of President, three held opinions favourable to slavery extension and to the policy ...

... War of Freedom. We have never doubted that the war which the rebels have inaugurated would prove to be the destruction of slavery. We warned the people at the time that it began, and events have already proved the truth of our predictions. It is truly ...

... natural emotions, though it could not heighten them, it rendered them homage. THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The .Ifornisti Post cites Sir Evelyn Baring's despatch velas..ting slavery in Egypt as an illustration of the absolute indecision and inconsistency of the ...