... makes slavery so hateful is the system of slave-bunting and slave-dealing still resorted to for the purpose of keeping up the supply. In short, Consul Rogers thinks that if the Viceroy be sincere in his frequently expressed desire to abolish slavery, his ...

... reassemble on the 20th instant Bladrid, July 6, Evening.—The Gazette publishes ftho text of the law for the abolition of slavery, and that the law relating to foreigners residing in Spain. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH. Point Galls, July 6.—The Duke of Edinburgh ...

... announces that a large meeting of planters was held at Ilavannah yesterday. They almost unanimously recommended the abolition of slavery In Cubs. ...

... {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 ...

... beauty and of grace. A spirit firm, erect and free That never basely bends the knee; That wvill not beatr a fetter's weight Of slavery's chain, for small or g' reat That truly speaks of God witl in, And never makes a league with sin That bllaps the fetters ...

... German port foreign squadron. His civil list would be fixed 20,000,000. The publishes the text of tho law for the abolition slavery, and that of the law relatingto foreigners residing in Spam. The Cories will, it i; stated, summoned to reassemble the 20th ...

... and the merits of several gentlemen were freely discussed. Amongst others the name of Mr. Wendell Phillips, the great anti-slavery orator, was mentioned in connection with the mission to England. It was suggested, in view of the opposition of senators Sumner ...

... conform to the customs of the country. Mr. strongly opposed the present system of Coolie emigration as a modified form of slavery. The Senate, however, by 31 to 20, amended the bill so as to extend naturalisation ¢o persons of African nativity or The bill ...

... in which there was system of slavery ; and the Free States republic; each electing a president every three four years. There were good many English in both republics, and when the Boors of the Transvail established slavery, information was give* by the ...

... meeting of planters held in Havana, Cuba, on Saturday, a resolution was unanimously adopted in favour of the abolition of slavery in the island. A tragedy has been enacted near Seville, in Spain, which, if the details as given.in another column are true ...

... civil list would be fixed at 20 millions. The Gazette of this evening pllblishes the text of the law for the abolition of slavery, and that of the law relative to foreigners residing in Spain. MADRID, July 7.—lt is stated that the Spanish Government has ...

... there were more than the usual signs rejoicing over the Atlentio. A meeting planters has been held at-Havana, the abolition slavery was almost unanimously recommended. , It appears that has the Turkish government for the, money expended fofßWds ' letter ...