... REFORM— INFANT SLAVERY. TO THF EDITOR. Sir,- It happens not unfrequcnt.ly that argument* bear with great force upon one subject whicii are derived from some collateral one ; the more satisfactory from their not having any original reference to the subject ...

... the extinction of slavery iv the late Confederate ] States. The planters of Cub. may, for all we know, be acting from the purest of motives, but the time of g action is ill-chosen for their reputation of unal- j loyed benevolence. Slavery -in Yankee verbiage— ...

... CENTRAL ASIA. (REUTER.) ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN TASCHKEND. BRUSSELS, Thursday Evening. The publishes telegraphic intelligence from St. Petersburgh announcing that the inhabitants of Taschkend had abolished slavery, out of deference to the Emperor of Russia ...

... Foreign Anti-Slaveiy Society. I should be glad to know, therefore, what the society thinks of slavery in Cuba and Brazil ; and whether, according to their code, slavery is as greak an evil there as in former days it was in Jamaica ? If so, what has this society ...

... and withering curse of slavery. The speaker hating declared that in England men in high places and the public press triod to corrupt opinion regarding tho late civil war, moved a resolution to the following effect, That slavery, first introduced by England ...

... infer that social slavery is the tlfect, not tho cause, this .el coy. | diticn. And thus having bhown tho condition of the I negro in the land of his birth, let us now review his status in those parte to which has been transplanted. Slavery in some form, ...

... the con- stitution abolishing slavery, renouncing secession, and the rebel debt, and having organised the State Government under the said constitution, which had rectified the constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, and also the amendment proposed ...

... wbsn pounds, shillings, and pence— and not mock philanthropy at other people's cost— are co-cemo .. The members of tho Anti-Slavery Society have R .ner ally tha reputation of knowing pretty well their own interest, and I think Mr. Buxton exercises a very ...

... adopted the constitution abolishing slavery, renouncing secession, and the rebel debt, and having organised the State Government under tho said constitution, which had rectified the constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, aud also tfee amendment proposed ...

... resolution, calling ou the President for all information in possession the Government relative to the alleged establishment of slavery, or peonage, in Mexico On the 14th December, the Secretary of State transmitted, copies of correspondence the subject between ...

... 6r f V„ at tbe mutineer, should be wer« litlio'r ™L_ U ?? result at le ast nine-tenths were either massa .red or sold into slavery. „„i_ ( ?? ...

... Government were that the mutineers should be decimated, but the result at least tenths were either massa red or sold into slavery. The Governor of Taka and the other principal oft’eirs ccncerned in this trage-iy have all died since, so that an investigation ...