... parpoise of introduoitig immigrants into the There are some who believe that this is only soother made of re-intreduaing slavery. but, though the movement should he watched, 14 14 scarcely likely that it will turn out to be other than a Noe-labour scheme ...

... subjected to the ordeal of the poisonwater, under which eight died ; sixty hare been bound an and a number more reduced to slavery. The passengers front Hong Kong the Para report that Sir M. Seymour had gone up to Canton with all the gun. boats and available ...

... relates this anecdote, says that he uitnessed it himself. C lIE 11ARBI ED ?—The (C.S.I Mercury says:- The dia'erence between slavery freedom—between the has of God and the laws of man drops out continually, even *ben sse du not expect IL Thus in the Sickles ...

... is only upwards to watch the first symptom of giddiness which ! verdict of manslaughter ; e soother mode of ro-intreduaing slavery, but, though the should occur to the bold little adventurer. As tbe child 1 Turner to penal emvitudi movement should be watched ...

... civilisation, and says that the German station at Mpwapwa will be no use either to commerce or cmu-un As regards the anti-slavery conference be bas not much hsaol its doing any good. 4 THE QUERN'S Cumisrmas Save. — The Queen’s Christmas fat stock have ...

... Julius had not looked forward to obtaining his liberty as the sole object of this Mond. He had made up his mind to remain in , slavery as long as he had an may master, even if it were all the rest of his life. He had ne great desire to exchang.e his place at ...

... the Bishop of ford, acknowledging a resolution expressing gratitude to bis Holiness for his advocacy of the abolition of slavery, and stating that ¢ we have been etpocid!y‘rln.ed with the explicit testimony given by the distingunisked society in the city ...

... iliness, and bas always conducted herself with Emhammm;mdomm m-muwnu«-mn:&wt state ber existence will be simply a splendid slavery. mmummwmmw&um e been refused by her eldest sister, Princess Pauline of Waldeck-Pyrmont, who afterwards made a love-match with ...

... Australian induetry. The American plantation 'style of cultivat inn is probably not capable of being reproduced in Australia. Slavery is not parable there, nor can any one desire to tee wages reduced PO low at to it poselhle to *molds ere cheap of more crowded ...

... wage', wherewith to get a passage to Liwirpool, on their way to King Peter% dominioss. had ImM:weed ihemtelvise seems from slavery, because it is believed in that the Englishinea Queen' has agreed with all Kings that black misses we to be made nigger' ...

... to the extent of £i84,000, h‘vrunfi{.been sold in London. Persoas implicated in the theft have been arrested in Mexico. y SLAVERY IN ZaszinAr.—After the Ist of January next all children born in Zanzibar will be free. The Sultan has given a written promise ...

... 23,437 on the previous year. The decrease in the nnm\nrfigmn( to the United States was 23,704, The European Conference upon Slavery, and partioalarly regarding the West African Coast, is expested to glvees’.i:l B(mg::. in about a (ortni‘ht.' :;.FE. w. of ...