... unites Cten r~oeoselsttoaaL a null ossr~ on wltdsthape m seseissle alftr I [Advartlscmenth] PORTUGiJESE' PARLIAME'NT DEBATE ON SLAVERY. ~HE PRESIDENT-The mover of the Question, Mr T.Deputy Tleixetra do Vusconrellos, bust the right to sileuk. Mr. TE5X7JflA lin ...

... granting of the Constitutional ,harter. ktng D. Jos V. sined a docreo, the first Usatho of whiolh ?? Ls follsesm. 'The dato of slavery abaU bo totair abollshemtthroughout allthe Portuese trauscearine peovintmes without any exception whatever, on the iMu, oompletiag ...

... Trcaeciry,, Otde:, the Sn Ic~s low of 22nd Marsh, 1070l, for bg;he tndarnniflntlon of the Slave lwcers ulon the Aliolibon of Slavery ,an the islandl of which 12,218 heeds ihavo been already drawn iind po - -sided for byv thu Government of P'orto lico, leaving ...

... 7. Cohn., Chinese Coolies itt Cutta. Ii, Porto Ri co. Slavery lt-ostabiihehd. .It.-Oij. Bit'eroetCressoitto the Britiele Gorermmout. Sold at the Of51cc of tlee British aled Voroifrto Anti-Slavery Society, 27. Newy Ilred-etreot, 12.C., Lcondon: aced Elliot ...

... (pHRBEONICLES of GOLDEN FRIAES. By J. SEM~ 'LJ aTDAO Lx FPasc, author o' Vncle Silas, Checkmate, &O. vole, THREE YEARS' SLAVERY in PATAGONIA. By bJiM. GUnTUA1n1. L e crown 8vo, with Map, It0s. d. 1'A story of rare Interest, worthy of a place beside ...

... 'sokb MA1irS rfly's, Queen Via-d Cast ?? ?? l~~th June, at Williala. hold at th Teub ttomhobrughto asot thll oaselwl ?? and Slavery entho willoldhoCO (D.V. Who TY- NTHIR L. Mmrheis) EIENA itB.ThAULDNee F AID~ RDY th 2 h J ne ath Willl'. btoms Iebr y arilgoa ...

... with Mp Londn: Smpso Low Son andMarson. rown-buildings, 1) ICH&RD BENTLEY and SON'S LIST of YEW Wl WORKS: I,4HREE YUARS' SLAVERY in PATAGONIA. By JLI urxicARD. Large, crown 8vo, with 31Up. l0s. Gd. THEBUIL~DERS OF BABEL. By Dr. M'CAusLAiqI), Aheof 1Sermons ...

... of te inandle i fucessng posprity. san rraartlBons, roftexpor thae sugarifcaffee, tObacco, falls owuno on the aholition of slavery, are cuasentleed by the whale revunios of the country, which according to te udt-I177.711 repreve~nt reoasete to the rimount ...

... most earnest, peaceful, and publhc manner known to me, against the injstice which keeps one-half of the people in political slavery. A the advantages women have gained se to education, power to act at the School Board, at boards of guardians, and even the ...

... al n Boor P ?? a! m7 Now Ermstrat -. Mo ot;~ ?? d THOrrco auc sMAS' NICOLTS ROBETO. 8ertey 't n or.IOCIETtTheLAVe T ?? ?? SLAVERY 1 e~l O1HEID~ ro5 1 he bel d in EBoeno Ball at B1ll-peel Six o'oleok e ontUleDAYEEING, JO IlRtos. ' ' oS t ord cal &de and ...

... olaeto3slaveryria Eaqbihi Sottlements. 4. Polynosials. Il~dn~ping-Moorlans-n-Mstrge of Juztte ?? a Ibonrr Ve ?? ,. : S l. Cuban Slavery-Virglnla-inteosorlals to Lord Ge-Onilrlo, &c.. GI e. 0 French Colonlee-Lbour ?? (ols ' 0 7. Roeviows-Obltuary-PnblaloMostbogo ...

... trals in opium basbeon permitted to u~rie and sprea.d desolating effects both in India, and Chine This qoestiorn and ?? of slavery and the slave tirade wherever our rulet or our treaty uniuneno prevails, Will r eeino my eirnest attSeatioSL 1n coneltuson ...