... officer* who Intervened in the religious dispute*. to this matter, and adverting to tho clause in the act of tbo lirusaels Anti-Slavery Conference providing for tho protection of religion* mission* Africa without distinction faith, the Soleil to-day hope that ...

... the Maryle. bone Clnbgroun staff, died at Sheffieldlast night, aged forty-four. THE AN -SLAVERY-CO9FERENCE. (naruan's T'rezGAs sL) Brussels, Monday. The Anti-Slavery Conference to-day held its first sitting after the Christmas vacation, its re- assembly ...

... the evils of slavery. Having thus sealed with his blood hlia devotion to his principles, he was looked upon as a martyr by the anti-slavery men of the United States. His brother made a vow to devote his life to the extir- pation of slavery on American ...

... be interesting to klnow how much was said - in the Budget Committee yesterday about the sacred obligatior of euppressing slavery. It is p said, with much plausibility, that Prince Bismar-k I d has been a good deal disturbed bv Cardinal La- o vegerie's ...

... fc to beabt of or Irlah provincial ?? elubb In the mnumbpr of. t6e Augusta Sotflim of May 2 'wa the lat printed relic of slavery likely to bi seen in that pact of the toutlb. It wae the advertlbeoent of T. Savage Hayward, auctioneer, who proposed to ...

... taken before the Irish. Is- CARDINIAL -WAVIYGERIE Al-,D . ?? SLA>VER-Y.; 3d I - ' - Rovme, 'Thursday Night. el ?? Lagsietiq'subtnitted to the Pope to- day a scheme Eor thc alolition of- slavery, to be I c caried out in concert with the Powers of Europe ...

... quarters where numibers of the Dublin eporttiiei preferred k-eping their hunters to un- dergoing the three and four days a-week slavery of sending them to the various meets, and returnin4 therefrom in the even ing, the prospeut of r ding h, me a tired hauter ...

... e in the men. At the eecs of the meeting the chairman announced that Mr. Pilebury would deliver a lecture in the hall on slavery, on Friday evening, the 4th Ietoni, at half-past eight oclock 3 prsbisy, - to aut7shewtaniiclen of tbees pkuassmsy-O Modayplacease ...

... tlas lusual 00OOSpit the RHessian empire. Thre annaltC prodafol Of ttlf' II-eon' eggs of th Iog anonolato-abtll Io rou1es. 2 SLAVERY IN A l ,-T113 ?? EidZC ?? a striking commentary on tha hiMA0iaY of tha C PL' 3 li.r institution. A negro man belongiOI to ...

... ~ of t. the North and. Sauth amounts to about dyve thousand Paut millions of dollars,.lifthe war ends by the abolition of slavery, we shall have to heap a standing army of a hundred thousand meb, and support two or three mail- ]ions of inldigent tiegroes ...

... waster ,to ma stet, hb pedigree, bein7 given the ,sarnp as that of a horse. lie bobtght-his freedom, but was, taken back iuto slavery aggdun In He was sent to New Orleans in 1829, and iasas separated from his wife and children. He theai determined to'escape; ...

... Arb troupe of acrobats, who have beeno .erforoning in this city, contains a number of Englishi children in a condirion of slavery. it is said there are no fewer tha.n twelve of them, anid that under a gaiso of apprenticeship they were actually scid by ...