... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. In the absence of any palticulor news by the last Brazilian mail from the seat of war, where it is said that tLe state of things remains unchanged, we ext , aot some illustrations of slavery from the advertisements for sale cf slaves ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. The Pall Mall Ge:ctte says:—We have received by the Brazilian mail, just arrived, a copy of the Rio ...

... SPAIN AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society have forwarded an address to the Provisional Government of Madrid in favour of the emancipation of the slave population of Cuba and Porto-Rico. ...

... THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THI SPANISH COLONIES. The Gaceta de Madrid contains a report of a re union of Spanish abolitionists, the proceedings at which are of some interest, as throwing light on the movement which has been inaugurated for the emancipation ...

... copied from the Spectator. Firstly, Brazil is not a slaveholding power, slavery having been abolished Luit year; secondly, when Brazil was a slavetolding power, the form of slavery existing was always mild, the alas e being entitled to 35 holidays yearly ...

... sympathising with the Spaniards in the efforts they are making to establish a more liberal Government, and urging them to abolish slavery in the Spanish possessions as soon as possible. ...

... Largest and Most Finished Orgsaisstion in the World, composed of UNTAUGHT AFRICAN SLAVES rkom THE PLANTATIONS OF AMERICA. SLAVERY AS IT APPEARED IN AMERICA PRIOR TO THE OREkT REBELLION, FAITHFULLY POURTRAYED by those who of late have been freed from ire ...

... being beneath the black, and bloated, and bloody, the corrupt and corrupting, the stultified and stultifying institution of slavery! Ho! Sooner than see this Union severed, let not only the institution perish, whenever and where. ever it can be found, but ...

... would have left a surplus over expenses if it had not been for the war. Measures would soon be introduced for abolishing slavery and assisting emigration. There was a rumour that cholera had broken out in the allied camp at the seat of war. ...

... afternoon—Senor . ' Olozegor in the chair. Several speeches were delivered, urgently calling for the immediate abolition of slavery in the Spanish Antillean. An immense number of persons were present, and greet enthusiasm was manifested. PARIS, Oct. 22.—The ...

... also that in regard to the question of slavery, they had been brought up as children to see slaves around them, to be nursed by slave., to be fed by slaves, to have their crops raised by slaves; so that slavery was entwined not only into their very domestic ...

... expenditure iu deference to principle known in the world's history. On the 2Sth August ISlit, an Act was passed abolishing slavery in the British Colonies, and the enormous sum of a:2.0,000,000 was voted to the planters by way of indemnity for the lose ...