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... SLAVERY IN PARAGUAY. It has been generally supposed that slavery was extinct Ln Paraguay'; but in the Telegrapho Maritimo of Monte Video, a document found in Humaita when occupied by the Allies is published, which shows that this supposition is entirely ...
... beneficent efforts after the abolition slavery in extirpating (sic all the iuci dents thereof. Which leads one to suppose that the convention intended thank Mr. Sumner foi “extirpating the incidents” of “the abolition ot slavery.” The convention adopted the customarj ...
... t. Exchange, 11't. The Himalaya left St. Vincent the loth September for the (.'ape. All well. SLAVERY IN PARAGUAY. It has l*een irenerally o«eJ ibai slavery was extinct in r«rar,iay’; but the rj.u/.ho Montevideo, document found in when by the Allies is ...
... would have loft a surplus over expenses if it had not been for the war. Measures would soon be intro- duced for abolishing slavery and assisting emi- gration. There was a rumour that cholera had broken out in the allied camp at the seat of war. Rio Janeiro ...
... year would have left surplus over expenses if it had not been for tho war. Measures would soon introduced for abolishing slavery and assisting emigration. There was a rumour that cholera had broken out in allied camp at tbe scat of war. Rio Janeiro Exchange ...
... number of families have left Santiago for Jamaica. It is rumoured that the insurgents are aided and encou- raged by the Anti-Slavery Society. ARRIVAL OF THE SIBERIA. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 30. The Cunard (extra) steamer Siberia, from New York, arrived here at 9 ...
... article advocating the instant abolition of slavery throughout the Spanish posses- sions, and admiring the conduct of France for having so done. The condition of the French and English islands where slavery was hastily abolished, and still more the condition ...
... payment of the rebel debt, and the centralisation of power ; declaring tho concurrence of the Democracy in the abolition of slavery, and thanking the Union soldiers for sup- pressing the rebellion. The Indiana Convention has nominated Senator Hendricks Governor ...
... Convention haa adopted articles of the new state convention, declaring national para- mount to state allegiance, and prohibiting slavery or any legal or political distinction on account of colour, and providing the right of the people to the privi- leges of the ...
... home Government should bear a moiety of the expense. Resolutions had been passed representing very strongly the existence of slavery in the Transvaal. Captain Black and his party had returned from the Victoria gold diggings through dissensions among themselves ...
... t eminent ought not to hesitate in introducing •n.nib.e reforms in the Spanish possessions, and. b, re ail. the question slavery should at tak. u into ion/’ lu conclusion, Impartial that Spain ought not shrink from any sacrifice put down the Cnbaa in ...
... in the path of duty when wrecked. Thirteen years the survivors of those unfortunate ones have been held in tbe bondage of slavery. They have, both by a mowatre sent by Arabs travel- ling the caravan route, and also by cutting letters on a hide, sent to ...