... emigration, with ultimate liberty ; but since there is no colony which will take our refu-e popu- lation, a confined slavery worse than the slavery of the negro'', is the terrible punishment of these offenders. It was evident, continued Baron Martin. •'that ...

... A., will give A SERVICE OF SONG, as above, consisting of the QUAINT HYMNS OR SPIRITUALS, Used by them in their DAYS OF SLAVERY. The Chair will be taken at 7.30 o'clock. Doors open at 6.30 ; Concert to commence at 7.30 p.m. Tickets—Reserved Seats, 4e ...

... the fair habitues were wont to say, ' You know the aork• women ar- well paid, well fail, and well Create I ; there is no slavery there.' Yet one day last November the house was close!. How was this? An excellent connection, great reputation, an old-e ...

... are likely to arise out of the attempt of the Government to hit off a compromise between recognition red non-recogni ion of slavery. Mr. Bourke said very truly that at the present time it would he something very like a fares to try to get a ratisfac•ory ...

... capital invested in the trade between San Francisco and China, owned and controlled by Chinamen residing in that city. AMERICA.—SLAVERY.—American statistics show that the slave population increases so rapidly that it doubles itself in 25 years, and that the ...

... history is an interesting one. Her mother, a negress of full African blood, wasa woman of remarkable energy, and escaped from slavery just time enough to free the object of the present notice, Her fatheris said to be a Spaniard of high rank, who very lately ...

... in C adorn's, his become a poor man and b•tmeleu. Democracy droops under the Law. It is out of its elan,. nt when rum and slavery are wanting. The editor of th- Ctre.tme Times has cured of a rush of blood to the head by Dr. Coggauell's salt..—[Was tuts ...

... iiiscell;utcous*ttelligtatt. SPUROEON SLAVERY.—One of our readers who has got hold of a Spurgeon anecdote, thinks it rots do for the Gateshead Observer. So here it American Violater called upon Mr. Spurgeon, and said in the conversation, that be had • ...

... with European& for cloth, blankets, &c. He said one of the greatest difficulties which missionaries have to contend with is slavery, which was extensively carried on in the country by Arab traders, who are generally a mean and corrupt class of men. King ...

... land derides that the ordinance of 1787, so far as it prohibited slavery from the north-west territory, was unconstitutional ; that the Missouri Compromise, so far as it excluiled slavery from the Lanisiatia unit ry north of 30 deg. 30 min., was uncon ...

... The United States have no friends in Europe, and therefore reject the idea of arbitration.” The members of the Western Anti-Slavery Society had memorialised the Legislature of Ohio to withdraw from the Union. A railway train weighing eight tons had crossed ...

... America, and has the reputation of being the first among the Statesmen of America. Unfortunately, however, he is of strong pro-slavery prmciples, and is favourable to the ‘ annexation’ of Cuba whether Spain consent or not. Bad as these two points are, he is ...