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... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. Mr. Charles N. Allen, Secretary of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, writes the following U-fiil::lr.m will be read with feelings of _mingled '.::.rnn: “ Some two years ago » slave named who bad obtained his freedom, and ...
... SLAVES AND SLAVERY. * Although the Mahomedan religion,” says a F'rench journal, writing on the coming An’i-Slavery Congress at Brussels, “does not necessarily imply slavery, there is no doubt that slavery will never be swept away 80 long as Mahomedanism ...
... SLAVERY AT STAMBOUL, ACCOUNT OF TEER TRAFFIC, There are actually at Stamboul about 90 regulas slave dealers who buy and sell slaves, or who are the mmu%n selling, “an influential Turkish g~otleman,” & says in & letter to the 'cw;nlh Ml;dfinfl:.;; - h-thm ...
... SLAVES AND SLAVERY. The wife of the Rev. John Fee, of Kentucky, relates the following incident (which is published in the Meth-, rims Mtssionary) Two little boys came with Yesterday in the from L 'XiDbtlfl to Richmond. The little fellows were about three ...
... JOHN MITCHELL ON SLAVERY. The Southern Citizen (John Mitchell), in reply to certain strictures of Richard Houghton and the thus defines the position of the Irish-Americans with regard to slavery Firl.—Every Irishman in the Southern States, without .z--caption ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENT. This beneficent movement has now extended to Spain, where an association has been formed under the presidency of the Primate, and to which statesmen of all political parties belong. The meeting heid to insugurate the movement selected ...
... MOHAMMEDAN WOMEN. CONDEMNED TO A LIFE OF SLAVERY IN THE SRR o gEn _emma o The Mohammedan women must attract the attention of the Christian stranger by their almost ghostlike appearance, moving about noiselessly, enshrouded in s gard from crown tosole ...
... to protect slaves. Slavery could only be suppressed by the Sultan issuing a general decree granting liberty to all slaves, and that oould only be done through the strong representation and pressure of Europe. We know that this slavery, as All Pashs used ...
... FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. -- MONDAY. Feb. Bth, 1858, and 3 following Evenings, Mr. H. B. BROWN'S GRAND PANORAMA OF AMERICAN SLAVERY, TOW:THIS. WITH Tug DIORAMA of the HOLY LAND. Reserved Seats. Is. Back Seats, 6.1. Doors open at halt.poat SEVEN, to commence ...
... IfelLs, F 7 4 _ - • TOWN HALL, HALS'rEAII. THIS EVENING AND TO-MORROW EVEN I NC. Mr. H. B. BROWN'S GRAND PANORAMA AMERICAN SLAVERY, WITH THE DIORAMA of the HOLY LAND. Iteserved Scats Is. Back Seats. W. Doors open at helhpaet SEVEN, to commence et EIGHT ...
... ribaldry and laseimonsnese the puts Brigham Young to the blush and Mormonism in the shed,. Marrisge is denounced as cause of the slavery and degradation of comae, where by she loses he control of hie name, her p her property, her labour, her low+, here' ildron ...
... ANTI-SLAVE CONGRESS. L' Indépendance Belge publishes the following information respecting the Anti-Slavery Cafil.vhlch will open in Brussels on November 18, idea of the Congress originated in England, and the English invited the Belgian State to take the ...