... 1. The Senators and Deputies for Cubs were yesterday by the Committee of the Chamber upon the Bill for the abolition of slavery in that colony. Allan° will this evening receive the congratulations of the foreign Diplomatic Body on His Majesty's 'scare ...

... which originally belonged to Spain, and w he re, as we have seen, the native Indian race was entirely rooted out, r.egro slavery was brought in with such recklessness that, while the population amounts now to 3,600,000 souls, 56 per cent, are pure Africans ...

... in esniest. Much as all friends of pro. grass may regret his decision it is in the circumstance, a natural one. Domestic slavery is still an Eaptian institution, and as long as it remains so, the suppression of the slave trade must be an ungrateful task ...

... spondent of the reparts that Ooksal hot resouseed as hopeless the task of suppressing slam trade in Egypt. Your truly, slavery is Mill as Egyptian institution, and as loag as it so, the of the slave trade must be an ungrateful task, and Colima Gordis ...

... Colonel GORDON for the suppression of slavery from being rendered fruitless, we mast all hope that it will be exerted. But no prudent Government would swept Mr. Srune's invitation to undertake a general crusade against slavery in all parte of the world. This ...

... be. The ascendency of race and of rare pereonal character, the firm determination that good Igovernment should prevail and slavery cease to exist, the power of dealing with wild and savage rams in sash a war as at once to win their alba ...

... the point of the bayonet; while the English, under the form of trade, and often with the most perfect engines of war, carry slavery and oppression. We are everywhere led on by the ideal, whereas the English are prompted only by what is practical and narrowly ...

... of the great Crown of England. England will not permit so worthy a portion of the nation to continue under the burden of • slavery which almost renders useless the celebrated Catholic Emancipation Bill. Political liberties are an insult without civil liberties ...

... that of CherleaL,end the it, believed in it as little aseither Wesley orMbately. The debate upon the Bill for abolishing slavery but ' 'age against Wager I that the word in Cuba has been continued in the Spanish Ohm' would, so anybody as familiar ...

... arguments of the opponents of the Slavery Abolition Bill, maintained that the exercise of a certain eintrol by the musters over the blacks, after their emancipation, did not amount to • perpetuation of their slavery. Ile deplored the abstention of of ...

... to. The abolition of slavery was an AM which the Liberal party in this 'matey puled. The abolition of slavery by England has had • peat effect upon the question of slavery everywhere (hear); for although the abolition of slavery in the United states and ...

... post, and his candidature vu approved unanimously by the meeting. The Chamber of Deputies to-day adopted all the slums the Slavery Abolition Bill, and the assess= be I &ally voted in its entirety to-morrow. . . Tb; Grand Duke liegnier el Awl:is has arrived ...