... that island, treating it not as • colony, like the relation of Canada to England, bet an a Spanish province. He condemned slavery, whine, be said, must be gradually abolished, with indemnification to owners. The Porto Rico deputies spoke ia favour of abolition ...

... has conferred the title of Pasha upon Sir Samuel Baker, in testimony of his interest in the latter's expedition to put down slavery. The present propitious weather is again causing heaviness in the corn markets. Millers and other purchasers only buy for ...

... States during the rebellion. Mr Jay (to Austria) is grandson of President Jay, and has been an active member of the Anti Slavery Society. Mr Carlisle (to Sweden) was a fearless opponent to secession, and subsequently a strong supporter of Mr Johnson's ...

... of England was not sympathy with slavery, but was, as every one can see, part .of a well-considered aad fully executed scheme, far as she might, to take advantage of the Confederacy, notwithatandisg it was founded slavery and was rebellion, destroy a nation ...

... day marked in the world's history—separating civilisation from slavery, and honourable to England as the inevitable result of her magnanimous example. Not the least injury accruing from slavery is the revolution and ruin consequent on rectifying the evil ...

... hands of Americans as well Englishmen. Mr W. Lloyd Qarrison, the anti-slavery orator ahd writer, who is entitled to be beard with respect, denies that the North were fighting against slavery. Seward was officially assuring Mr Adams and other foreign ministers ...

... Acting-Consul Bennett, speaking of the present state of agriculture in Georgia as affected by the abolition of slavery, says that, however abhorrent slavery is, and repulsive to the feelings of every Englishman, still Georgia had no other dependence, and mince ...

... white ones. We have changed that opinion now, for have evidence in the colony of Liberia, settled by blacks rescued from slavery twenty or thirty years since, that they are fully equal to the whites ; and I have seen State papers written by the President ...

... that island, treating it not AP a colony, Like the relation of Canada to England, but as a Spanish province. He condemned slavery, which, he said, must be gradually abolished, with indemnification to owners. The Porto Rico deputies spoke in favour of abolition ...

... a, and we hope that it will speedily be put down, and that tranquillity, based on liberal reforms, will then be durable. Slavery will be abolished, but without precipitation and without compromising the prosperity of the Antilles. Marshal Serrano concluded ...

... s, and we hope that it will speedily be put down, and that tranquillity, based on liberal reforms, will then he durable. Slavery will be abolished, but without precipitation and without compromising the prosperity of the Antilles. Marshal Serrano concluded ...

... children, and does nothing more, is beneath the dignity of contempt, and deserves to continue in a state of degradation and slavery. Should you wish to be respected, assume bold, defiant, threatening tone, put on the great soul and strong arm, and depend ...