... of Sunday next, Ai 1860, will contain :—Quakers and Zouaves—Defeat of the and the “ Times”—The Present Wretchedness and Slavery of the Indus- trial Classes—Mr. Ghidstcne as a Statesman—All Barbarous Treatment of a Lunatic—The Walworth Tragedy; Extraordin: ...

... currence in the uncompromising principles upon whioh he had conducted his protracted controrersy -iti i the defenders of slavery in Church and Btate, bearing testimony to the learning and eloquence he had displayed iv v indicating the Scriptures from ...

... murder, incendiarism, and pillage commenced. Several villages were burnt, many of the men massacred, and carried off into slavery. The women were taken into the Turkish tents and in the most brutal manner, and the children killed. Five sons of the Woiwede ...

... vs_6_ls ut anchor neatly choke up the passage to the deep bays beyond. H« would thup be enabled to judge 'of the wealth of slavery, as compared with the ragged look of Kingston, situated at the _ upper end of the unrivalled harr- hoiir of Tort Royal, with ...

... ?? at anchor nearly choke up the passage to the; deep bays beyond. 11 ...

... capturing many unfortunaie creatures. The young people among these killed at the ‘ Grand Custom.’ ” prisoners will be sold into slavery, and the old persons will be Loss OF THE GANGES (STEAMER).—Lhe thenian brings intelligence of the total loss of the steamer ...

... tribes, and has succeeded in capturing many unfortunate creatures. Tho young people among these prisoners will be sold into slavery, and the old persons will be killed at the ' Grand Custom.' Loss op the Ganges (Steam eb). — The Athenian brings intelligence ...

... of disappointment. He may have shown them the delights of freedom only-that they may appreciate more keenly the horrors of slavery. He may have torn from them their fetters in order that they may be driven into. # house of bondage more dreadful than that ...

... tinuance of church rates. THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. presented two titions on the sub- ject of the slave trade; one from the Anti-slavery Society, complaining of the conduct of Spain in having entered into asolemn treaty for effecting the abolition of the slave ...

... ow the sug: St ‘arry ( gestion that tle prohibition of British or + inese coolies tu the “sl holding states ‘untry where slavery is tolerated, is a yt ¢ msi.eration of the legislature.” the from reduction of the duty on tr n tu a ls. adhesive stam p, ...

... the Eccle liabilities, meetings were held and speeches wer, “■“‘tioal Commissioners, and although Parlismen nade about the slavery question, and in these, and the public were under the belief that the ither instances that might be cited, the agitation war ...

... EL TTLEAEMENT A public meeting was held in the Town Hall yesterday | 2 afiernoon, to hear aadre-ses on the subject of “ Slavery in the | “ United States, aad the social and moral improvement of the fugitive slaves in Canada,” from the Rev. Dr. Burns ...