... Uncle Tom’s story of bis life illoatrstiva of tbe cad effects of slavery; tbo first part was devoted to bisyontbfol remioiacc-uces, and tbe laiter pait to bia escape w.tb bis family from slavery, tl.e whole being illustrated by about 24 pieces of (be quaint ...

... troth of (bo report that negroes bad been kidnapped in the Southern Slate* and conveyed to Cuba, where they were »o!d into slavery. Mr. Leonard ie also Instrocted inquire into the condition the insnrgentd in Cota, the oScial announce nJant of the conclusion ...

... the question was whether there had been any communication with the Porte to the existence of slavery. Mr. Bonus said that had drawn distinction between slavery and tha slave trade. Mr. —it was not the question, bat whether there bad been any with the Porto ...

... manifesto issoed on Thursday ralctring to the fund, doctor says:—The British workman, however, will not subscribe. prefirs slavery to the expenditure of s'zpenco. would not miss the , aixpoDCO, and knows that in the aggregate it woul lhe irresistible, and ...

... Conataniinopla the Turkish gnoa and ammunition tram Larnsos. Ur. Heydeostan, the. Mayor, emanoipaUd the person's formerly held in slavery hers. This bss givsn great satisfaction to the pouu- Utioo. WITHDRAWAL OP THE RUSSIAN AGENT FROM CABUL. It is stated that ...

... that throw off stigma slavery besides inducing other nation# alao throw off yet doubt was some charge left upon England, and they ought to somathina lor those nations their forefathers had had some hand fn keeping in a state of slavery. would also great that ...

... in several parts of our composite empire. In Natal it is pretty clear allow our subjects to practise slavery in its moat objectionablo formfemale slavery. The marriage customs of our various subjects aro extremely curious and very varied. We have to permit ...

... acquainted with the country and the locality. Lard CAaowßix wished to knew whether slavery was to be permitted Gypros. Loan said, with respect to thu subject of slavery, tbe policy of the Government would not different with regard to Cyprne than with regard ...

... love money which led to his disputes with the tenantry, for bad they been content to be slaves would have given them their slavery enough ratoi An inordinate lore of power was one quality whiob dominated all his actions, Ha scent inlaw on fiabary case with ...

... Dr. told a tbst there are other countries be drained beside* Cyprus. might have told you there were other countries where slavery still esists agreeably the question asked la the House of Common* besides that blasted island. I take that however tyrranena ...

... Bonanza King? be said to Wefriende. lke Bonanza alave,” was renly; ami teat 801 ba. in bis explorations perhaps tba temporary slavery did him no harm. Soma people make money odd Thera I. Mr. PomU. .«° J . • tort, imtt «1«1 kl- «* presentS him with vary ...

... VSESiBI! Hut lb. PfOrol.r got « new luipmo 10, til. oonoa,, Hist bon I.t, m.ui.uu too olßiiiol, the Eastern affair. In apitoef slavery Gypraa, about which than is not mystery, toe world of commerce end all a*og on the subject. Merchants, and architects and ...