... Government I should bear a moiety of the expenses. Resolutions had been passed representing very strongly the existence of slavery in the Transvaalt Captain Black and his party had returned from the Victoria gold diggings, through discousions 3 among themselves ...

... have winkied at human slavery, and on the other we have ignored ou own resources. We have been satisfied with receiving sevena per cent. of our cotton froin British territory, and have left the remainder to the toiling power. Of slavery and the dragooning ...

... ^ietinguished himself at the utlere' Feast by parading in esympathy with the Southera rebelion and its objecta, his approval of slavery, and his rancorous abuse of all his country- men who' had dared to manifest their good wishes to the cause of the 'Union. ...

... entered into a historical sketch, showing the condition of the working D classes from the Roman times, when they were held in a slavery, down through the Gtate of serfdom, their final B emancipation from thast state, the great development of the msanufactur ...

... issue) what at so a- cadel'S he likes, and the por due who are so ill-edvised as to sliubit tocasaeywre F.i tilai ntigger Slavery may ref co ?? n Dih 13walk about on suc'i groianb till thyaetrl Fo, Pitut as it is not the master lsnidic wh ufe, u . lxN ...

... not seem oruch reason to doubt that sinedireated s Lee. abour was cheaper than unedutcated free labour; ard the san, by ?? slavery, has, therefore, raised the prir'' of lIbour, asid, corrsequently, the cost of producatios. Vr mry irhdeed hope that years ...

... of everything outside the ordinary routine of his daily toil. Now and then, an artisan has emancipated himself from the slavery of ignorance, and has marked out for himself a new path in life. But his success has excited the jealousy of the men out of ...

... con- olation to thoee whose destiny may bring them to this part of the world. Tie committee of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society have forwarded an address to the Iliovisioaal Government of Madrid in favour of the cmancipation of the slave population ...

... Nets York. Tribune begs, Miss Rye to send out 9, few hundred tllousand servant girls to the United, States. The abolition of slavery hag, it says, raised the price of all labour, and especially of domestic service. The Cincinnati Pr-ice Current of the 15th ...

... place to inquire whether the benefit part of the union gives au adequate compensation to able and industrious men for the slavery it involves. Such men are seldom without work, while incapablee and loafers are said to work for one month in six, and to ...

... extent, misled, or rather withdrew public at- tr tentiou to the certain effect of the total and immediate rE abolishment of slavery, for, whilst cotton was declining ul the past three years, every one believed that the produc- W tion was again about to become ...

... imports into Brazil had fallen from 70,000 to nil, and from 30,000 into Cuba to a few hundreds, the horrible system of domestic slavery, in the parts we have nmentioued, has bean drawing away the n onulation of entire districts.'' We niext come to the testimony ...