... SLAVERY IE BRAZIL. Th« MM Chuette W# h«T« raonved Bnxiliaa nail, jaat Mrirad, copy of the Bio Jomal Oommtnio at July 8, sent, «• pew amp, baoaww it eontaiw long communication of Jum 8 from a Loodon correspondent who quo tea folly with much admiration ...

... SLAVERY AS IT APPEARED IN AMERICA Prior to the Great Rebellion FAITHFULLY POURTRAYED, By those who of late have been freed from its iron yoke. The Negro as he is, and as he appeared on the Plantations, with all the WITTICISMS and ECCENTRICITIES Characteristic ...

... but those of the working elms were wholly against slavery. Ho hoped that the meeting would show, in their support of the object for which the society was established, that they hod no y with slavery. The negro.. were, like • number our working men, about ...

... mail from the seat of war, where it is said that the state of things remains unchanged,” we extract some illustrations of slavery from the advertisements for sale slaves, about 100 in all, in the latest Kio Joriud do Commercio, daily paper. The first is ...

... but those of the working class were wholly against slavery. hoped that the meeting would show in their support of the object for which the society was established that they had no sympathy with slavery. The negroes were, like number of our working men ...

... preparing punish the oppressors of the Czechs. Soon,’ said one of those posting bills, will the people shake off the yoke of slavery. Therefore rise in order that we may have better times, and let our device be, Death to the betrayers of the nation.’ ...

... faith that what caused their aufi fering was tending to exterminate human slavery from the United Stater. (Cheers.) Brazil country in which there are three millions slaves. Slavery is the foundation itr social and indusiril system, and it poisons every ...

... but those of the working class were wholly against slavery. He hoped that the meeting would show in their support of the object for which the society was established that they had no sympathy wit. slavery. The negroes w.re, like number of our working men ...

... Transval Republic. The Boers make expeditious against the native tribes, kill the adults and carry off the children into slavery. The Rev. Mr Ludorf, an old Dutch minister, stated in a public meeting of the Boers that one occasion, near Zoutspanberg, ...

... addreeead to the Govern of New South (Lord Belmore) the Hebride Mission, and another addressed the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society to the Duke of Buckingham, In both the assertion the abduction of the natives it repeated, and the mimionerias they ...

... SPANISH AFFAIBB. The moat interesting news from Spain relates to the growth of public opinion in favonr of the abolition of slavery. On Wednesday an immense meeting was held in Madrid, under the presidency of Senor Olozags, when speeches were made demanding ...

... feminine domination” may remember in charity that while croquet and flirtation remain to him, his existence, slavery though he deem it, is slavery far freer, blither, and more lively than that of the curate’s wife. The Saturday Revi&c. ...