... Abolition of Slavery in Brazil. Yesterday afternoon a deputation waited upon the Chevalier de Andrada, at the Brazilian Legation, Cavendish.square, to present an address from the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, relating to the ...

... SLAVERY .IN AMERIC,A. TO THE EDITOR. you obligingly favour me Ix ith a place in your y a ulable paper for the following, in order to call the atteni' of the world to what appears to some not very well liforrnedi persons most extraordinary, knowing it ...

... ABOLITICH OF' SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Yesterday afternoon a de p utation waited upon the Chevalier de Andrada;. at the Brazilian Legation, Caven. dish-square, to pr:sent an address from the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, relating ...

... cherished slavery, quashed the act. Again, in 1712, a petition was drawn up and signed by many citizens of Philadelphia, proposing. u tax of 20/. a-head. At the same time William Southeby presented one praying for the total abolition of slavery in Pennsylvania ...

... the opinion had from the first entertained. (Applause.) The chairman then briefly reviewed the history of the anti-slavery and pro-slavery struggle on American continent during the last fifty years, referred to the gratifying fact that during the progress ...

... cherished slavery, quashed the act. Again, in 1712, a petition was drawn up and signed by many c iti zens o f Phil a d e l p hi a, proposing a tax of 20/. a-head. At the same time William Southeby presented one praying for the total abolition of slavery in ...

... SUGAR AND SLAVERY. (Observer.) Whatever may be the opinions entertained with reference to the causes of the dissolution of the United States of America, it can scarcely be doubted by any reflecting person that the effect will be materially to alter the ...

... NEW FORM OF SLAVERY. (From the Correspondent of the Times.) The Xew Orleans papers publish an extraordinary order in which General Banks prescribes the conditions on which henceforth the negro is labour on the plantations in Louisiana. j This order,” ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MISSION.* Dr. Massie sailed from Liverpool for New York, on the 17th of June, 1863, and he appears to have had the pleasure of a very multifarious body of fellow-passengers, whose character he has sketched in vivid terms, as follows : Roman ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER. A biographer than Yr. Richard the bereaved family sot have found, sad most admirably has be perforated bie arduous task, great charm of this admirable book in its perfect reproduction of our revered friend as be lived and moved ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER. A better-qualifled biographer than Mr. Richard bereaved family could not have found, and most admirably has be performed his arduous task. The great charm of this admirable book consists In its perfect reproduction of our revered ...

... are becoming every clay more out-and - out e • anti-slavery. Before a very long time shall have elapsed, in point of anti-slavery spirit, they will admit of comparison with England. Even now slavery can only be hated with a perfect hatred, and that hate ...