... interest in slavery. In the Southera provinces, where coffee and cotton cultivation was greatly extended, the demand for slaves increased in proportion to this dimiaution of slavery in the North, and the pesunlary interest of the South in slavery grew ; but ...

... alleged that the check given eleven years ago to the growth of cotton in America the civil war and the subsequent abolition of slavery would never again permit tho United States of America to regain its preponderating influence and position as to the supply ...

... has exercised any influence in secular atfairs. Mr. Melly fives his constituents & timely reminder that the Church upheld slavery and the com laws, and many other abominations ; and he deems the tendency of ecclesiastical instruction to oppose good legislation ...

... Joss.” A_ tel m has been received from Colonel Gordon t with the increased powers now given him it will be his own fault if slavery is not abolished in the territories over which he has been appointed. Says the Daily Telerraph, speaking of the Alexandra's ...

... against the barbarities of the war, and on their cessation. It also expresses regret that Spain continues the system of negro slavery in Cuba, and that she persists in her efforts to maintain, by violence, her jurisdic- tion over the island, contrary to the ...

... ” A tele m has been received from Colonel Gordon that with the increased powers now given him it will be his own fault if slavery is not abolished in the territories over which he bas been appointed, Says the Daily Telegraph, speaking of the electric light ...

... the institu- tion which the humane now seek to abolish were oricinally established by the humane to supersede eeverer ones—slavery, for example, being the for the slaughter of cap- tives—is an old theory. But it has rarely had a more curious illastration ...

... accorded to him by tho electors jperfect political freedom, that when elected tbc Reform Club no conditions of political slavery were sought to be imposed upon him, that ho did not now require the advice of any political committee guide him as tho votes ...

... ¢ The Spanish envoy in Lond tions to that effect. The 14,000 men as reinforcement Oor. 5.—Ia 1 Congress an amendment as! slavery was moved to the speech from the throne. The news published Spain intends to sab to a court of arbitration is respecting the ...

... probate stamp.— Guardian. The East African Slave Trade.—A strange comment on the inefficient working of the treaty against slavery entered into with the Sultan of Zanzibar has reached the Globe. It appeals that the man engaged as interpreter on board her ...

... goods going to the interior. The e marauders sometimes seize the persons who carry the goods, and afterwards sell them into slavery. When the administrator was down here he made arrangements for expedition to be sent the interior for the purpose of clearing ...

... alse be included in Mr. Hughes’s invitation. Gener Wilson hes been for the best part of a generation | a leader of the Anti-Slavery party in the United States ; | and Mr, Heareis a son of the New Eagland Commissioner who, for! rs ago, wae expelled from the ...