... postponed till the arrival of the Duke of Edinburgh, who began their construction. The mixed Commission for the Suppre-sion of Slavery has broken up, and the members return to e continue endeavouring to colonise the Zambesi territory. Governor Wodehouse, in ...

... spirit of slavery, That fills our land with thou cease to buy and sel) And traffic in thy fellow men, The damning 's stil the same 2 different name. pow—from they flee, Protection is the tyrant’s plea. Protection to a favoured few But slavery to me and ...

... favoured few But slavery to me and y Protection to the factories st But slavery in the fertile West. O! thoa spirit of slavery, =a of hamanity, Leave our goodly land in peace, Legalized robbery cease. “Thrice damned spirit of slavery” Sed relic of our ...

... battlefields may be laid bare after a hundred thousand harvests have covered up their evidences of human folly and human slavery to statecraft. A milder, happier generation will then find and note the sword gash on the skull and the shattered leg-bones ...

... {rora Cuba announces that large meeting of planters w«« held yesterday. They almost unanimsusly com mended the abolition slavery Cuba. To-morrow will be observed a holiday. New York, Jilt 4,—The Canard steamer Aleppo arrived at noon, and the Guioa steamer ...

... PORTUGAL. LISBON, MARCH 10.—It is stated that the Portuguese and English Governments are about to revise the Slavery Treaty of 1842, and that several of the clauses will be. modified. The British squadron is ready to leave the Tagus for a month's cruise ...

... Evenine.—The majority of the com mittee of the Cortese are in favour of reporting in favour of the bili for the abolition of slavery, and the com- plete emancipation within sixty years from the date of the promulgation of the law. A riot among the workmen ...

... States, at which nearly 600 delegates attend from all parts of the country. Thirty-two years ago, owing to differences about slavery and other matters, this powerful Church divided into Old School and New School. The late civil war swept away the chief ...

... barbarities of the war, and insists on their cessation. It also expresses regret that Spain continues the system of negro slavery Cuba, and that she persists in her efforts maintain by violence her jurisdiction over the island, contrary laws of •progress ...

... Edinburgh was expected at the Cape about this time. The Anti-Slavery Society have been pressing upon Lord Clarendon the necessity of insisting to the Spanish Government that the abolition of slavery in Spanish dominions is a matter of treaty, for which Great ...

... of -The London correspondent of the Yedneeday evcniiv. says :—“The -Slavery Socity, which waited upo& -noon, elicited from bis lordship affi i the policy of the British Spain and slavery in Cuba, lest diplomatic associations brought apathetic relation with ...

... idleness, and then by compulsory shipment, in secret, to the Per.-ian Gulf and elsewhere, where they are again sold into slavery. Thus the good hoped to be done when tie boys are liberated and brought here is frustrated; but we learn that the matter bas ...