... A VOLUNTEER FOR SLAVERY. TO or 11111 TOMS Or INDIA. Sir,—The little artirle your to-dity'a issue A for SL,vey, Imo afforded, suie, must of your readers a great of austniewent ; but at time it shows what • misploonl boon the so-called higher educatiuu ...

... that Zanzibar is a plaou whsee British piety has established thriving mission statioiia arid where zeal crusades against slavery. There is, however, another aide to the shield, to which a cynical correspondent to a London paper calls attention in the ...

... the sOListallee of gver Or tin ore iu the tiesi;lency. As V ire* afovtli o.le (parry 1, &Milt Cauara i,. Coautettore 15;G:slavery 4. I.7.eramit f a it, and I.74,.,gapet.aut 13. lrosi or ore are , Tr Smith Arcot i , . , still North Mallory. tiro occur ...

... thorns of death and shame. A mortal shape to him like the vapour dim Which the tit planet animates with light. Bell, sin and slavery mme Like bloodhounds mild and tense, Nor prey'd until their lord had taken flight. The moon of M.(homet Ames, and it shall ...

... But, like writers who mem their stamp upon time, the lime pot Its stamp upon him. He inearltod us emuine New Englander's of slavery es on Iguanodon, nod threw himself into the which preoeled the Ward Seosesi-n. Richly dowered with the • hate of hate and ...

... sixteen and a half. REVIVAL or TIM SLAVE TRADE ZA14Z1B•11. &mamas, Fir1..17. , y, Elzpz. 18. A Zanzibar BoMBAY, billt coast • slavery is reviving - along 'ha .to an extent unknown during the last 30 years. ...

... Southern India will have to gird up their loins to emancipate their wives, mother and sisters, from their life-long thraldom of slavery. AT TR{ INATANCII OV THE COMmissioner, the Lieutenant Governor of the PuMab has prohibited the cultivation of rice crops within ...

... Stowes best work Uncle Tom's Cabin, it alnands in characteristically graphic scenes of every day life in down south before Slavery. was abolished, the singing by the Chapel choir assisted 'by the Sunday Spool scholars was heantlfol in the eitreste and could ...

... who by continual resolute effort—and • mighty effort of will it is at first has thrown off the derading and intolerable slavery. Such were the only I could obtain from the beet authorities to guide me in my lest supreme effort to effect • cure. I propose ...

... and were mostly taken from leaseholders and put into the army when Ismail Pasha made the treaty with England to abolish slavery. To these negroes the Khedive is an impersonal being 4 they att.ch themselves to their officers frora whom they would be e ...

... still permits infant marriages, which are the cause of untold misery in India ; aud consigns to • living death of infamous slavery the unfortunate widows it rescued by its well-intentioned but, in • Bind,oo sense, abortive philanthropy. When the scandal ...

... Hindu superstitions, and entaticifiete the millions of child and virgin widows from their thraldom of life-long misery and slavery by marrying them, and thus raise the fair sex to their right social position. • MYSORE FINANCES. OH lait s ptAxlikett •or ...