... SLAVERY IN AFGHANISTAN. Tee British and Foreign Asiti.Sismry Sods* the Kermit. of italisbery an the mitres el the trade and slavery they dieted to mit very eatememly throariout the Afghan territories. They eay that Wine of which an eery Imp, in lead ia ...

... (kt. 9. In to.tley'e sitting of the Cesegyeee, Deputy Lahr* ammo.nd an interpellatioe relate. to the immediate abolition of slavery. The lb. reply to the speeeh from the Throne was then TOMM•11. Thin eveetoe, she mate. Mai lw by the cent- Mittee. TUI•: ...

... abet that the bad obeerssal by by fo-elita samara. the by tb• r•esM foe le Spot . It as Blast lb. bat. les tbs ober Itiso slavery .1 Caalom• Mean. to Cabe h• treesst 4 t.. the Coot to,aaorrotr. Tn: °bridles Is to per et the Resume /metier eh the h met ...

... atavocataon of • Coathitheat Cana Tea the stato-uvat that Dan Oath. Sprat. N. to-day, Senor Co.. totheht eith•Almlitionoi Slavery Bill, to the teeth OM should paid foe those 'throated previtha to dealing beim ...

... article in the Charter of Georgia forbidding slavery, being extremely unpopular .monk the colonists. mu remain in I7ift an it le melancholy to record the Innen and influential advocates ef diction of slavery ismr. edny 800 George nihitelield. We me met ...

... praloorrs of a most valuable chounodity. 110 contended the err toe for the working clic e, load that as they had revolted against slavery sod they would revolt against this power culled Use law of sap, ly and balk., M.P., and Mr. Pickard hollowed. Aponte Wore ...

... HENRY MANLEY is instructed by Mr. John Wonlneh, who is removing, so BiALL Ly AUC I lON upon She on Monday sad Tuesday, ' , slavery r iuth sad Troth, hi. .500 k of dairy sows and titifers, hem of horse, piss. pew., impleowints, slsiry sessals, household ...

... British hearts. Revelations such as these will arouse again the old hatred of slavery, and recall the slumbering, but not extinct, passion for its destruction. The Anti-Slavery Society's appeal will meet with a warm response, and inch pressure will, no ...

... BOHEMIAI4IBII. To lb. ter • drole coat and err see the sig. of • personal slavery sod moral deralsern to •blob be .all rt3t antra ; sod roll couventroal snalety is shiner.% It Ida, wire he barest. to %riot* It all he gar • renewer and only in bit own ...

... bused Gutierrez to • temp-past . Seleram from Bilbao Maim that the went recently made that the la. far the gradual abolition slavery had Mee by the Kum imorr. at. Ii I. Inertly the delayed node of rules for the working of a preparmory la. of Inee, after throe ...

... fee • tow dupe bet after be. her la ellen It berm *bald of NIA awl Itself Dee the sews en thus paying • bye of with years slavery. Ana Ma It has hegira* doe., me yea keen. De well basso Nee If is mil sayable doing It eget& II • handsel tines Ws tad sod ...

... omission ; and a subject G•pre. hied you. Bill The humane and eallubtened pokey consletenlle panned by We in rating an end to Slavery mains. boa lh7, sad =lira Wm TM. the= Id ? it el British natt, - ,1 ill la - will Om met priacipir. 1 Li.••, ...