... This leads j the liiiiieder to 'feel quite confident that is future we sill see the fanatical denunciations of American slavery grmly moderated, if imot Winced, in Prance, perhaps at Brahma. The pubication of there papers Is not , token ray . kitay ...

... and the great objects of his reign have been the commercial and industrial development of his country and the abolition of slavery. His success in this last undertaking must give him an important place in history. He promoted a scheme of gradual abolition ...

... conference at Brussels, and expressed to the Sultan of Zanzibar for his recent decree, which would bave the effect of destroying slavery in his country after a certain date. As to Egype, be declared that England would not leave that country until she was competent ...

... pavaent of their accounts.” 'llheoooducl of & defeudant in the witness-box called forth tbis lecture from his huwour, ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE.—IR the forthcoming Conference on Siavery, to be beld at Brusels, the following British represeutatives have becn ...

... restoration of the ship. But a more important statement is added, to the edeet that if the inunigration scheme is merely slavery in disguise his Majesty will have none of it, and he therefore charges his cousin to make inquiries into the facts, and also ...

... • fugitive glare, wrote to her owner, down wrath, him to cones cone, Propettit pay charges, eta his Letpmete beck to and slavery. ac,uord:ng to a current report, has written lettir to the Emperor. Tho Neapolitan Gm ernment has politey, but roiltiri ly ...

... star was their only guide. Wherever that stood they hurried forward, for they had always heard that beneath it there was no slavery. The six children were terrible clogs to their progress. But their fathers were strong men, with singularly patient dispositions ...

... pun on Crompton's profsmion, answered. name is Crampton, may it please your Majesty, and he is a general in the Lancers. SLAVERY IN THE STATRll.—American society (says the New York Tribune) presents some sod Owes, which we hope will scarcely be credited ...

... nob , li of Milan and the lawyers of the tribunal., the Lombards were content with their fate, and if they desired another slavery than that of Austria it was aasuredly not that of Sardinia. ENTRNTS CORDIALS IN Dsgnan.—Alresdy are dark clouds beginning ...

... inquiries were seat to persons living in the West Indies and elsewhere, who could give information on the subject. The Anti-Slavery Society might take part in framing the questions, end could name a portion of the individuals to whom they should be forwarded ...

... wait to sec what effect ti. religious awakening will upon the universal prejudice sgeinst cedeue and the eatimial sopport of slavery. Our rope will he gr atly aimed should learn, in the courm of a mail or two, that one .4 the chafes:Lori' tim of these prayer ...

... wife, at Troy, United States, add .—ad a note to her as follows. After speaking of the matrimonial bondage, the worst of slavery in existence, that they had endured for the past sixteen years : The eirewnstances that. placed us there he says we ant ...