... the scourge of slavery. We now learn from Cubi thet a petition, signed by upwards of ono hundred plantera, haJ been preeeuted to the Captain General Dulce, in which they call on him to obtain from the Queen of Spain the abolition ef slavery In the island ...

... COMMAND OF TEE RED SEA ANTI- t SLAVERY POLICE. r Captain Malcrlm, R&N., has received his instruc- tions from the Foreign Office, and has been given a power to act in his new capacity as chief of the Rled Sea Anti-Slavery Police. lie will at once proceed ...

... t, the half of the anti-slavery men of Aof e, '; have sent him to this country, to pr ,Ipo tict t:j ;I , Confederate States will imnme'liath ' r -n nce tsr 1work of negro emancipati in. thien tl.r A; olitinCj.}t and anti-slavery leaders of the N r!,r :l; ...

... years a mitister ci the Society of Friends, and who died on an anti-slavery mission in Tennessee. His mother was the daughter of Sir Thomas Fowel Buxtin, the philan- trophiat and anti-slavery advocate. This ?? gentleman who is a worsted manufacturer at Bradford ...

... apart from the polioe. SLAVERY IN CuBA. [BY TELEGRAP-1r,]] LOAD SALMBURY, in anewe'r to an Inf aen'iel ?? tation of members of an nfeng ?? onking Government to impress on the Spaniah Grivernmffi l the aaeeasity of abolishing slavery in Cabas soh more a oul'd ...

... Wallace, in the coar-se of an interesting lectore, said toe aboreinabie iniquity of slavery in America was now an iniquity oi The past., but the essence of slavery remained. WNork in their mines, in the dark bowels of the earth, was ean iastace. It seemed ...

... the public or from the most astound- . ing stupidity and carelessness on the part of the - officials.-Ycurs truly, A. B. SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THSE BELFAST N?EWS--ELTEE. S SIt-Two things struck me particularly in read- ing your excellent and well-argued ...

... Church needs your aid-the Church of your God, W-Vhich foemen would crush as their menacing rod; Arise, then, for truth, abhhr slavery's chain, And forward for Hillsboro', onward again. We deny no reform, no progress would stay, For God hath decreed we should ...

... appears to !ne that your wife is giving you a good advice. Accept the terms. Prisoner (in an exeited manner)-The sting of that slavery- Mr. RETEL8CE-We again tell you- Prisoner (in a loud voice)-The question is this- Mr. CGLE-YOU will have to be removed in ...

... all events, we are able to see that the German Emperor's is the cause of liberty, and the cause of the Pope is the cause of slavery.-I am, dear Sir, your obedient servant, 'RUSSELL. ...

... WitIlill these last five veelis, in eonsequence of 1n lrgelt aplietl fir assistance from The British and Fo. reigll Allti-Slavery Society, petitions to both( hlouses of parliamlelnt, ni reroisly signed, have heeln forwariled, urging tile inillcdinte fl ...

... possible to return to protection in England. I said it is not impossible, hut it will not ccome until the United States restore slavery.' As to the opinient of my la- meneted friend Mr. Cobdieno if he were with us now Ineednotepeak. Thewriteroftheletteryoarefor ...