... flourishiug. Xr 'Robson was astonished to hear that slavery was still prevalent in Ashanti. but promised that the Anti-Slavery Society would inquire into the matter. ?? Balfour said the best way to put dowvn slavery on the East Coast would be to con- struct the ...

... in little .,ore thasn ahbtissesce fr1m actively -encoumaging it. l'his writer searna to farget that the institution ofl slavery was a dosnmv-1se )w'rditns from Great Britain to Uhe Vnited Stct.s: mnd th:at although the. American p ,ioe ivese tardy inl ...

... of its performance. 'The Khedive hilncolf is most sincerely desirous to get rid of sizivery. Ho has himsditf declared that slavery only makes the country degenerate. But he is in advance of general publie opinion. There is no ividsmpreed interest in thereform; ...

... identified them as belonging to slave owners within the Sultan-e littoral, they were handed over to their masters, domestic slavery being allowed by law. When, however, Mr. M'Kenzie arrived in East Africa lie found fbarteeaa hundred slaves at Rabai, and ...

... to aid the A[Hi-Slavery Bazaar, held in Boston, Untied States, during the Cbrietmas week, has just been sent , amounting to upwards of 1001, including a bandsomecoen tribution trom Cork. Theee mtnifestauons of interest in tie anti-slavery cause are highly ...

... spirit of the country, must rule if Ireland is to be free. Mr Gladstone must be supported, the peo- ple's will respected, or slavery a thousand-fold worse than that experienced in the past will be Ireland's fate. Let us make one final effort to nphold the ...

... which is herewith forwarded- rOL!ITICAL. In the senate of the United States, on, the 17th, during a debate on California and slavery, a violent altercation oc- curred between Brpnton and Foote, in the course of which Foote drew a pistol and aimed at Brenton ...

... dlscount pressure lasts, thera ran be no elasticity In the corn trade. Happily we are not at war, and nalth er white nor black slavery opproesss tho Britleh dominlono, but as tempeets and cyclones are peouliar to thi subtunary etate In thc acrial regiunrs so ...

... lave- holding landlords. He a-as the author of tie ramous saying, Tiene is a irenressi'ie CCn- fiict oetween freedomn and slavery. He. too, wgz:s Lhunted and vilified, and the doors of sock v isought to be ceosed against him. Soon he wvnA ioined b'y Senators ...

... employed by the mister houses-namely, convenience. The planter admitted thAL a great amount of suffering was connected with slavery-tlat branding human beings on the breast with red-hot irons, and numbering them like beasts, was cruelty, but he coolly defends ...

... v that slavery is a necessity as long as the Mahome. tan faith exists. i have it from a friend of mine that this is the way the slaves, I mean the negroes. are introduced into Constantinople. The Consull at Smyrna is a very active anti-slavery person ...

... lt0s; saconda, 102;; thirds, 87s. 1,G00 flrkins In market. The Star pays the Arti-t3avery Society have ?? tbeit addresses on slavery to President Lincosn. io deleg so, tbey atsure bim of their personal respect. and spess of tho satisfaction with which thev ...