... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. y ABOLITION OF THE TRADE IN BLACKS. a It (T1IOUGH R1.UTER's AGENoY.i COXN'TANTIOPLE, SA. 3. The following is the text of the law prohibit- . ing the trade in black slaves throughout the Ottoman Enmire. The law has been drawn up v by ...

... himself warn thre chain of slavery. He slouald ri .St, therefore speak of slavery asti liehd, seen it, sand as lie Icnew itn ely to exiat inr.the I . oe xitI h slave holding states of America,. ler ta. ge' Though the quesetion of slavery bad oiften bsen diecussed ...

... in their families. If thL Viceroy of EJypS aund the Scltau uf Turkey do not at present see tstir way to the abelilion of slavery, they can at least forbid the importation of ennuchs, end thus prevext a most h-:rcible crimne iehch is dornamitted falr fro~m ...

... ANTI SLAVERY BAZAAR. TH Fneods of the Negro, and the Public, are informed that a Praaibg Room SALE USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES Is u ...

... not the case universally, this did not by any means sanctify slavery. He had returned to this country, after afew years’ sojourn in America, more firmly confirmed in his opposition to slavery. Instead of seeing cause to alter his mind on this subject. ...

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... SLAVE TRADE, I~~~ - 1 A report on slavery and the slave trade in Zaazi- bar, Pemba, and the mainland of the British pro- ttectorates of East Africa has been presented to the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery D Society by Mr. Donald Mackenzie ...

... TTWIDE A.VD SLAVERY lV AFRICA, I lord Alfred S. Churchill presents his compliments A f to the Editor of the Afornineq Chronicle, and begs to had forward him copy of a most important comrmuni- dlepm cation received from Lieutenant Glover, RN,, on (Mr. ...

... SLAVERY AND GENERAL BANKS. (FI',OIu thC Ti'hss.) let peoplc bewvaro how they indulge too Ircely in the luxury of sentiment and opinion, foi they know not how soon they may be called on to provo their sincerity. So far as ?? that -wide region of which ...

... knee to the Baal of Slavery; be G L among whom two of the ablest and best known are fol e HENRY WARD BEECIdER (brother of MRs. STrowE) and an .r GEORGE B. C{EEXVER. These noble-spirited Christian 1 ministers have denounced Slavery with the thunder ofU ...

... PROFIT AND LOSS OF NEGRO SLAVERY. I ._ sue of ing 'cs led Ex- lifi- san sat iris In- ip's Btly I i was ror ent on ice ble- so- po- iet, the the :on ial tne to ;he an ial onl 'he .he es m. a in- MIt 1- Di- To THE EDITOR OF Tma MORNING CHRONICLE. Sut-The ...

... peroject of abolishing slavery up ttes Nile, I aill of the opinmou that it will prove to le ihe ?? of more territory to Egypt. At least I theieik that is wvlat thle lihedive expects for his :£100,000, vlile he simply allows slavery to shade itself helccath ...