... the sub. ject of slavery and the slave-trade in Turkey, was; sent it to him, through his Excellency Fund Pacha, after s in- effectual attempt on the part of the united Committees of the French and the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Sc- cieties to obtain ...

... COMPANY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NOEWS. SiR,-It is well known tilat somie people in Jamaica, who had made largo fortunes by slavery and slave dealing, took their compensation money in 1834, and laid it out in the purchase of estates in Cuba and the Southern ...

... circular has been issued by the African Aid Society: The time has come to enlist all the enemies of the slave trade and slavery in great practical efforts for their des. truction. The committee of this society have obtained from government the promise ...

... execise the right of sea~rsi as re~ards boats sailing asder Burepean colours. The ex- : tinction of slavery was another and. a distinct queition. .Slavery had ?? in the country for l,2b3 ybars; and was mixed up with its religion. It was a hbrrible inatitu- ...

... passengers have always been exposed at the junction of the two streets. ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE..-We understand that the committees of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society and the Spanish Abolitionist Society (La SociedadAbolicionista Espanol) ...

... of excellence. (Cheers.) The direct cause of the revolution was the Dred Scott deocision,by which it was sought to fasten slavery on every part of the Union, but which had resulted in the election of a president whose recent proclamation was, for wisdom ...

... to 'i slavery), Mr. HorsfaUl said :-There is hardly a ,n person in this country who would not join most Id cordially in the wish to see slavery entirely abo- 1 lished in every part of the world, hut it will not at* be with reference to slavery that the ...

... '~iuo ?? It harmoniise with the Presidents suggeetion of co-opera tion between State and general governments in abolishing slavery. It is in unison with the justice that has at last enforced the law against slave-trading, by executing one of the pirates-the ...

... I freely admit that in the first instance our American ?? as well as Northern -stoutly opposed the institution of African slavery, and it is to the everlasting disgrace of our govern. ment of that day that it forced so vile a system on an unwilling and ...

... T4elvrapia, the organ of Arch. bishop Purcell was the first to come over td the anti-slavery Party, and to admit and even to. urge the necessity of abolishing slavery thron boutthe' United States.- its example ha recently bee fo owed b the Univrsc, the ...

... presenting the freedom of the city to Ur. Lloyd Garrison in recognition of his f long and meritorious exertions to abolish slavery in North America.' The Lord Provost, in maliag the presentation, t said he looked upon this event as an augury of future good ...

... And Sain, we repeat, cannot revive it; for inde- pendeitly of that extraneous pressure, which, of the I question of negro slavery, must eventually drive her into l 3 the right path, a wholsoome sentiment is springing up in, .her.own bosom. Madrid has its ...