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... New Mexico, it is said, contains 3,000 persons held slavery for debt. , Mr. Cedi Guinness has consented to become a candidate fer the vacant Dublin seat. , _ The Hon. C. L. Wood, eldest son of Lord Halifax, will shortly married to Lady Courtenay, only ...
... matter. !n Sydney, in England, the importation or immigration of these aboriginal islanders, is considered only a form of slavery, and it is not unnatural, therefore, to find that the indignation of the colonists of Now South Wales is roused it has already ...
... family which has dared to choose a willing service to the wishes and welfare of tha Italian nation rather than a prolonged slavery under the Pope. THE NM.; FROM NEW ZEALAND is sadder and of a more alarming character than any previous arrival. Our unhappy ...
... ameliorate them, was the first to open Mr. Oastler a to a slavery at home more cruel and more fearful. That man should have a property in Iris fellow-nian was the degrading sin of West- Indian slavery. But because the slaves were property, and cost money ...
... sympathi irg with the Spaniards in the • 0 it. they are making • estahlish a more liberal Rove, timent, sod urging the!' to bah slavery In the Spanish u possible. After the reading of the President's mesasee in the Senate bad proceeded for slew minutes, Mr. ...
... representation in the Cortes. A small amnesty is to be immediately granted, and Spain is to undertake the suppression > ...
... revolutionary Spain.” enthusiastic and densely crowded meeting was held at Madrid on Thursday in favour of the abolition of slavery in the Spanish Antilles. Arrangements are being made for the Queen of Spain to •My for some time at Brighton. On Wednesday ...
... baste of panic. Nearly foremoat among the questions with the new Government will be that of dealing with the question of slavery in the Spanish colonies, especially in Cuba. For the moment, it is decided that negroes shall not vote in the •lection of ...
... the future of that party. Several other speakers also addressed the meeting, amongst them being Mr. Geo. Thompson, the anti-slavery advocate. Railway Collision.—A serious railway accident occurred on Thursday Leeds. A North-Eastern train from Harrogate, ...
... reading of the West ladies Bill, and explained that its object was to repeal grant which had been made before the abolition of slavery for the purpose of increasing the influence and efficiency of the church in the West Indies amougst the slave population, ...
... Mr. Smith came to the present quarrel between England and the United States. He denied that Englishmen sympathised with slavery, and if, daring the war, they did not support the North, it was because they did not seeand Seward was to blame for that—that ...
... and crew were sent to Sydney, where the captain was cows witted for trial fur piratisally seising natives for purposes of slavery. A movement has commenced in the colony of Victoria against the practice of confining the wool sales la L'indon to certain ...