... ENGLISH CHILDREN IN SLAVERY. It has come to the knowledga of the British Consuls General at Pets that a Freach-Arab troup of ACrulmis, who have been lerforntio4 in Constantinople, contains a number of English children in a condition of slavery. It is said there ...

... ME ANTI-SLAVERY JUIFLEE. A meeting was he:d on the let inst. at the Guiklhall, London, to celebnce the fiftieth anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the British colonies, and in vii-w of the anticipated presence of the Prince of Wales, considerable ...

... O'CON N ELL ON SLAVERY. In the Life of Frederick Douglass, the great coloured orator pays this tribute to the independence and purity of Daniel O'Connell : In introducing me to au immense audience in Conciliation Hall, he playfully called me the' ...

... Cromwell, who assisted in redeeming us from Popery, slavery, arbitrary power, brass money, and wooden shoes. May he never want a Williamite to kick the of a Jacobite, and a -- for the Bishop of Cork. And he that won't drink this, whether he be priest ...

... the maintenance of slavery., He considered that by the grant of this charter the Governmens ran the risk of serious complications with several foreigu Powers; but the most serious difficulty was that it recognised domestic slavery. Mr. Dillwyn seconded ...

... natural emotions, though it could not heighten them, it rendered them homage. THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The .Ifornisti Post cites Sir Evelyn Baring's despatch velas..ting slavery in Egypt as an illustration of the absolute indecision and inconsistency of the ...

... sentiment sympathetic with that of the men who had attempted to break the galling chains which bound them upon the Emerald sod. Slavery had its different phaaes, but whether it was that of a people under the taskmaster's lash, or one suffering under the burdens ...

... THE BAKERS—ABOLITION OF NIGHT WORK. The action of the operative bakers for the abolit'on of the slavery of night wo'k has been most successful, as it emineutly deserves to be. The cl rgy, gentry, and entire commun’ty of all religious denominations have ...

... RELATION TO SLAVERY. Mr. brought under the notice of the Hoses moti..ti deelaring that it improper for any British 7filei:ll to lend his sanction to, (.r to aid dinctly ot Indite. ey in. ritaiuint; any per on in of cOnaiguillE any person to slavery. iloure ...

... Government bad one o'clock to-day (Tuesday) received the ardon'a proclamation. It is, however, supi. reference is to domestic slavery -Jot to elave-limiting. tr/E OF THE TOKAR GARRISON. 4riun from Souakio► to-day (Tuesday) says hundred of the Tokar garrison ...

... interesting ceremony, owing to Mgr. Lavigerie's address and the Pope's answer. Both dwelt principally on the abolition of slavery. Forty natives belonging to the most savage tribes inhabiting the centre of Africa were presented to his Holiness as free ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY Discuse stoN 18 AurmicA.—The Boston Commonwealth pube lishes an interesting incident which oceurred in the town of Pittsfield. had been made thas Rev. George Storrs would address the citizens on the subject of % American slavery,” on Fast ...