... Anderson performed feat which many other persons would gladly do: caused a great sensation in both hemisphere*. His escape from slavery, and many of the incidents connected therewith, are still fresh in the memory of our readers, and are of sufficient importance ...

... l>o imbued With kindling drop* loving kindness. And knowledge pour, from shore shore. Light the eyes mental blindness- All slavery, warfare, lies and wrong, vice and crime would die together; And fruit and corn each man born. free warmth in summer weather ...

... 1.~9th SUNDAY AFTB& TRINITY. at. Morning—l Kiugs .. vt^.-'-iOk Evening—l Kings .. I,®. Heb.4. Queen Anne died, Nile 1796—Slavery abolished In the 2—Monday—Moon enters her last qomer, 'Mnl p.m.— Margaret Nicholson tried to stab George 111., 1786. convicted ...

... recommuidtd religious education of the negro aid to arriving at that exceedingly desirable consummation, the extinction of slavery. ...

... independence of the Turkish Empire. He hoped the Bulgarians would soon be set free, for peasant life there was little better slavery. He wonld give most emphatic Mo any proposal that this country should go to war uphold Turkey. ...

... gentleman said we could not leave Egypt until it was in better state than when we entered it; and that we must see that slavery was completely destroyed. In regard to Madagascar he believed that when the facts were put before the French nation an appeal ...

... under the cloak of religion. Liars, thieves, and murderers, should be treated they deserve. England has spent much to repress slavery. We hope she will spend more to liberate the oppressed Poles and others who are held in a state of bondage; arm every Mussalman ...

... put anend to slavery, then he could understand that their sympathies would be with the Federals. We in this country, he contended, had seen sufficient. persaude us that they were neither honest or earnest: their profession to put down slavery, but that there ...

... passing of the bill; was not the tariff they cared for, but slavery— even the Times newspaper admitted this in Jan. 7, lsfll. The North said the Times is for freedom, and the South is for slavery; the North is for free- • dom discussion, the South represses ...

... temperance canae. wia lordship addressed the meeting at some length, and observed that, with the exception of the abolition of slavery, a subject which was unfortunately again rising to surface, the promotion of tempenaoe was the greatest question which men ...

... Spanish Senate on Monday, the Minister of the Colonies stated that the news of the introduction of a bill for the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico bad been received with great enthusiasm in the colony. He also confirmed the news already published that meetings ...

... massacre in 1H22, when from one hundred and twenty thousand to one hundred and thirty thousand persons were massacred sold into slavery by the Turks. It also claims to the birthplace of Homer. The terrible effects of the earthquake are shown in telegram from ...