... 000 negroes between the Red and Arabian hens on the East and the Atlanein to the IA est; and the annual drain consequent on slavery is estimated by the Superior of the Mission at 1,000,000. Egypt, of course, takes only a por- tion of these slaves, but the ...

... lvr omgs of Kansas, and their remedy. President Pierec was labouring under an attacki of fever. No dlulbt the Ilotspurs of slavery will demand how he hbat tittle to be siemk at such a crisis. His illness imiv have a material effect on the approaching issue ...

... the representatives will triumph in the pre- sent American struggle, and such a victory will give a supremacy to the anti-slavery party. We cannot, 1umorouily observes the eminent autho- rity to which we refer, hear the prophecy of a rupture of the ...

... constituency on the slavery n question, but now ho is elected in opposition to o, MIClellen on the distinct issue of emancipation. ir Both promised to maintain the Union, but while Le MNClcllan was ready to receive back the South with is slavery, Lincoln would ...

... Demerara and Bso- bise, daring the last year of slavery, the export of sugar was 870,000 awt. Froe 1845-47 it Sank as low as 500,000 cost; it is now upwards of one million hundred weight. Trinidad, under slavery, exported 405,000 cwt. It never fell snch below ...

... hcart-broken mother. Who lonsgr doubts tisat this Chturch is pre-ensisetntly Conserva- tive, being neither pro-slavory not anti-slavery? Should the facts involved in this statement be called in question, we are pritepatd to sulstantiate thein at any ?? Ch7ristian ...

... India sugar trade were not disturbed at all, at the ex- pense of our own colonies, and to the indirect encou- ragement of slavery, for it is to the displacement by fo- reign of colonial sugar, that we are to attribute one- half of the increase in the customs ...

... Gilson, from Liverpool for Shanghae, was lost off Botel Tobago, Formosa, in Sept. last; three men saved, after being in slavery; twenty murdered by the natives; master and remainder of tise crew (seven men) missing. PL.YMOUTHi, AUG. 13.-Landed from the ...

... South been successful an era of secticnal t jealousies and stending almies would have been inaugurated, and the system of slavery s'i'l hsve been in existence. He was specially applauded t when he expressed his alumiratica at thu oispoei- I tion manifaestd ...

... utmost of his power all liberated slaves, and to punish aeverely auy at- tempt to molest them, or to reduce them again to slavery. Artiole 4. ?? Britannic Majesty has made treaties with many ioreilgn States by which it is permitted to her officers to seize ...

... paper was well received. The Rev. James TweedieAgnew. of Eaniskillen, has recently delivered his popular lecture on American Slavery, in Castlederg, in connection with the Young Men's Christian Association of that town. The lecturer, who thrilied his audience ...

... modern audience ap1kplaunls ' T-:Mr. -, Sir, I beg to inform you that I havcs written a new drama consisting of Piilo, Love, Slavery, Revenge, Smrug glig, Mvarriage, Cruelty, Fighting at Sea, Law suits, Blowieg up of a smo11ggling lugar, Captur and Death ...