... AMERICAN SLAVERY. W E will draw upon Mr Olmsted's sport, as that of an evewitheo, for some notion of the habitual relation between employer and emplo . ..ed in a Slave State. He speaks of one of the largest estates of the Lower kliAs-ippi, belor•ding ...

... SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH. _ haw the of as itnet Carotins, with the - tear ol the 1.0.10 e r 11010. Saxton. tin minter,' of fp dapillettel of the lir etatca that before key titalwetwd hi. C Incluticit i t ., thee 111ANIPPeoto Twehe ee thew at lot. to lien ...

... SLAVERY IN MADAGASCAR, Coffee-planting ia happily becoming the rage in plan ten crowding to it from Mauritius and Reunion. Land is to be got for to nothing, and the only difficulty at t ...

... AFRICAN SLAVERY. Lon', HaorGHAx draws a very different pteiure of the slave trade from the dissolving view which the Foreign Secretary is pleased to behold. 11 icing carefully watched the American nowsp tpers for the last ten months, with a view to ascertain ...

... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. The project, recommended some time ago by the British Embassy at Constantinople, and recently approved by the Council of Ministers, of establishing homes for enfranchised negro slaves has just been sanctioned in principle by the Sultan ...

... THE SLAVERY CURSE. AUTHOR, n highly respectable a German by birth, was recently driven oat of Texas on the Most frivolous pretences. In a letter to the Ckievo Press and Train/ow, after narrating the events accompanying his own expulsion, be thus i'escribes ...

... SLAVERY AND SUGAR. In diacturin? the question the Slave Circulars, the Plan tr*b' Gazette says that, while it has generally been assumed that the actions the British Government and Par* liamont have always been consistently antagonistic to slavery in ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Sir Jajves having assured Sir Lewis Felly that there was no intention of confiscating slaves under the British protectorate, Mr Dillon interposed with the remark ** Then the intention that the institution of slavery is to bo retained ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. WiI6NISVER me meet an American gentleman, and the conversation happens to tuns on the subjeet of negro slavery, he is sure to inform us with much vehemence that Mrs Stowe's novel was absurd, exaggerated, inspired by the rabid Abolitionist ...

... to slavery; they have declared slave.owning to be au essett at condition of high civilisation; they have repudiated the compromise which restricted the ex eosiun of slavery to a axed geographical limit; they have passed laws by which anti- slavery States ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. A deputation, consisting of several members of Parliament and supporters of the British Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, waited upon Earl Granville yesterday afternoon at the Foreign Office, to urge upon Government the necessity for exerting ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. Tx, days ego a poor girl, named Mary Anne Walkley, was found dead in her bed. She was a milliner in the employ of Madame Elise, Regent Street, sad was 20 years of age. The Ulnae which preceded her death was so short, and apoplexy, the immediate ...