... 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 ...

... 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) ...

... 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 ...

... example of diplomatic perseverance for a grand result. He worked very: hard through Ali the war, on the rebel- 'lioin, the slavery question, the Mason ?? quiestion, on neutral rights, hellikerent rights, the Monroe doctrine, and -the Firench intervention ...

... pay up /eis tico or three tn/s' arrcars oj subscc1iip- tion; or it, in a fit of manly independenLce, a meimber, sick of the slavery of his situation as an Unionist, resolves to quit his Union, and henceforth think and act for hmimoselt, the iattening-screw ...

... history of battles for the sake of military exploits, but we wish them also a better fate than to be doomed to perpetual slavery, poverty and igno- rance; and we are thoroughly confident that the fall of Lopez would be followed by a similar result to ...