... Slavery, 7rtl2lb. Gambler, bst IMUng-3 to 1 on lUitemit, 7 to 1 agst Slavery, ami 10 to I any other. Woo by three Icnjrtha: distance between second and third ; Lovern was fourth. The PLATE of 100 »ov*; weight for ; mares and geldings allowed 3lh; the ...

... MADAGASCAR AND SLAVERY. The G7otcstates thatveryunsatisfactoryaccounts are received o? tho position taken by Madagascar in reference to the slave trade, it being believed that persistent evasion of the treaty into which the present Queen entered with ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. Tho Anti-Slavery Society has addressed letter to Lord Derby calling his attention to the contest between slavery and freedom in Cuba, and praying for his interference in favour of the abolition of •lavery. The committeo state on authority ...

... SLAVERY CUBA. From Madrid it is telegraphed that the reply of Spain to the United States note contains pledge that emancipation shall be gradually carried out in Cuba. ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. A deputation from the Anti-Slavery Society waited on Lord Derby yesterday, urging the Government to take some decisive steps in the way of friendly mediation to bring about equitable termination of the war in (Slba, and for the abolition ...

... SLAVERY. NY THE RED SEA. Mr. Bourke, in reply to Mr. Ashley, said that a telegram had been received stating that the con- vention with the Khedive for the suppression of slavery in the Kec Sea had been signed, but he was afraid it would not be received ...

... a manwuvre Mapnip, May 28, Evewine.—In to-day’s sitting of the Cortes, Senor More] presented a bili for the abolition of slavery in the Spanish colonies, By its provisions the fol- lowing will be declared free :—1. Children of slaves born since the revolution ...

... !- tire ' attributable to of evil the slavery In this matter course of English opinion rather inconsistent sometimes phatisaical sometimes cynical sometimes merely spasmodic unaccountable When Britons give up bad practice they become infinitely supercilious ...

... M.P., and the leading Conservative* the borough were present, and although amendment was proposed, resolution condemning slavery in the abstract, and maintaining that the second circular perpetuated tha errors of the first, was carried. resolution was ...

... to the house for the tor abolition of slavery in Porto Rico. Re question, Senor Zorrilla added that the aid not propose introdace any reform into Cubs so long as a single Inscrgent remained in the islaa?, slavery, and the Senate, by 60 votes agaiass 5 ...

... the Pope announ Vi os 8 Vicar of the West Hope and the Apot bave also been Emmauuel is quite Narizs, Dre. ‘ Mapup, Dso. 2 slavery in Porto Bie before being laid be To answer to a roeasures to Rileo for the purpos Castro rea afterwards releasa that » Frenebman ...

... peri od—whenthe Southern ad their ow way about slavery. States could have h The Northdid not relisht he war—didnot feel confident g feeling about saving the about it—had a very stron k fecling about slavery. and avery weal der the black The Northern States ...