... city alone one hundred and seventy-one female votes were cast. StAviiity in Brazil.—The scheme for the gradual extinction of slavery in the empire of Brazil, prepared by a committee appointed for the purpose by the Government, has been promulgated. It* chief ...

... children, Te ly make this allusien, because & mistaken notion arisen in Egypt that Sir Samuel proceeded on a mission to abolish slavery altogether. Now, as every Ezsyptian hoasehold contains slaves as their op! domestic servants, we learnt from our associate ...

... frequent than hitherto, and the plaudits more demonstrative. The leading attractive feature of the evening was a picture of ' Slavery it was, and some of the horrors of Ike traffic in human flesh and blood, well as harsh treatment experienced by the unfortunate ...

... had not faith in the of his efforts for the suppression of slavery. The object tho Pasha of whs annex the lands the banks of the White Nile, and his highness was not prepared abolish slavery. The question was whether the conquest of that country a great ...

... should be raised, and it in eseerted that it is quite possible. Swim ng BILAZIL.—The scheme for the gradual extinction of slavery in the empire of Brasil, pro. parer! by a committee appointed for the purpose by the Government, has been promulgated. Its ...

... has been able to overcome the great difficulties arising from the effects of the war, hut above all from the abolition of slavery, so that she is now again our great source of supply. He drne attentine to the success that hail attended the efforts of ...

... pure blacks being generally placed next the water. Did you ever see such hard work ? said Violet. Truly this is a land of slavery. Don't you think we might throw them some baksheesh? No, miss, said Certezz, they don't need it. Each is the proprietor ...

... obligations towards leadersmer- cenariel, and beggars of all kinds; while, on the contrary, Greece has escaped from Turkish slavery to become the slave of others. The Ionian Islands were not taxed. Greece is taxed heavlly. The islands did not expect to share ...

... idea of gelling rid entirely of Hlavcry Central Africa never entered the mind of any one. It was impossible to extirpate slavery there, ftccinj' it was a domestic institution. reminded Dr. Campbell that the question was not between and Christianity, but ...

... iLlisoiaeut had hUivfj. that d iiupoasibie U> eitirpatd slavery /VII .uld uja ...

... and. first aU, at the , say iini*o»aib!c. task has been Baker, great nod important additions to pure geography for dum site slavery is all pci ...

... selret«*wed. knew several who had been thought as shining lights, and seen them fall hack under this most appalling influence, a slavery from which he ever hoped to be free. He did not wish discourage any one from trying rescue drunkards, but the great hope of ...