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WHITE sLAvENs ~ TaG RAkBAitS StAfBh,
DY HON. CHARLES SUMNER With 40 splendid
ID illustrations by Billings, engraved by Baker
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THR ARGUMENT
Introduction. Territory Of the BsIhary States Toe
Subject and Sources Of Information.
I. origin ~ Sirerv. Slavery in the Bafbary states
III. History on Wkue Sh,pe5V m Rayh1tg, Eatiy
Efforts against it--by Ferdinand the Catholic, hy
Charles v, by England by France, by hclsndi Free.
dom by Redemption Freedom by CeaYi"Ny frse
dom by ESnap. !. White American Victims 10 Bhrti-
ry; Parallel between White and Black Slavery IT.
umphant Abolition Of White Slavery.
III Tn Chatact,y II HKhi, %gssrEin Bayhu's
Apologies for White Slavery Happy Condition OF the
white Slaves; Better of VI Barbary than ~ Home
Better on than the Free Christians in Barbary NV
ertheless unquestonable Enoroity Of White Slavery
For sale by LEWIS CLEPHANE.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE PRoHIBlrIoSIST.

II any State deems the retail and internal traic
in ardent spirits injurious to its citizens and calcu
lated to produce idlenoss vice. debauchery, sec
nothing in the Constitution Of tho United States 10
prevent it from regulating restraining the traffic.
or from prohibiting it altogether If it thinks proper
Chief Justice Ianty
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

~, ,o,,vnir,b animal meeting of this Society was
,ho tabernacle Yesterday morning. There was
~ I.rc attendance ofladies a. well gentlemen. The
rafom war reserved for clergymen of various denomna
lions many of whom present Ihe president chie
Justce WILLIAMS Of Connecticut, occupied the ehaf'
The exercises begun by the offering OF prayer oy
III. Rev Mr. SUNDERLAND Of the Lutheran Church Troy
An abstract of the report Of the Board was read by Mr.
A1y, That part of the report which related to the pub
hin, ard FOREIGN Departments read by the Rev Dr
U,TIocE Secretary and that which related TO the coz
porteur department read by the Rev. MI CooA'
Secretary. ~, . r. - .
The Report speaks cheerfally Of the aspect OF the
missionsry cause in foreign lands. In France, Bel
cum Germany, Sweden, Russia, ltaiy Among ihe
HISTORIANS. Armenians Syrians throughout thaI vast
lion extending between the Mediterranean and the
Teres in India Assam Siam, Burmah Chna, am
other oriental nations the light of the Gospel spreading
with wonderful success. The progress OF the Gospel
in China il also expa,iated on, and the remarkable
services Of pOus Chinese printer named Liang-a-ra VINO
by the dissemination of tracts has wrought p0werf1y on
the minds ef his countrymen are also appropriately alluded
TO- This aiab and energetic s said 10 have effected
more by his personal exerons in disseminating Chr
tan truth than ali Europe could have done Ba' he mas
met with great opposition and a rar IN
God thirty cruel blows Of bamboo. The Report auhe-
also TO the field for missionaries about TO be opened 10
China and urges the utility and ndlspensaoeness OF cor
porteurage We take the following interesting statistics
from the Report in relation to lis aoors at nome an'
abroad
STATISTICAL RESULTS OF THE YEAR - -.
Nr Publications TO- in languages OF when ~ arr
volumes total publications 1919, of which Ss are r1
umes total approved for circulation abroad - onas
Iangnages and dialects ss5 of which ess are voiue.
~ TIS dS'eoS Mseager upward Of 200 600 are PRINT
ed monthly Of The G. Ms Poper more 'n4'i -
me Gerniaa nesslager about 5000 ,,;o.,;,D, IN.
Crcslaed during the year AZ Zoo 81
o,5;n, 0lc "a volumes. and embraeihs 9' 80 ,ss
n"ces Total since the formation Of me soc'e; a,ts,
ss publications. including volaiHe, s.5 Stynint
f,.t,ref eranfs by the COMMITTEE o''''-'''' P'e''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The Twenty Eighth Anniversary of the American Home
Missionary Society was celebrated last evening at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church in Mercer-st' The audience was
small in consequence OF the rain, but the sca'y number
that were assembled manifested deep interest in the e1-
cruises.
After the meeting had been opened BY prayer, an
Abstract of the Treasurers Report read by NJ.
J,.prR CoRSlsG the Treasurer. which followed by
the prseniaton of the Report Of the Executive Committee
by he Rev DAVID b. Coz Of the Secretaries of the
Among the statements made in this report the fol-
lowing details that are worthy of remembrance:
We were permitted. al the last anniversary, to e9ngra
ula,e the society that the lives OF al lis oees ana ci 20
anv of II. patrons and friends had been preserved during
the wear II is our painful duty now 10 record the desll
ors which death has made ranks in the removal 70
their reward on high. OF fathers and brethren VINO nay
Ieen with Us from lie beg gnnn- AMI whose counses AMI
advocacy and tod have been dea6 With our prosperity
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
PVBLM MEE7ING.S.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
- RfCOTDTN ~ NIE HTI
,he sgw COMMON PLEAS CLERKS OyFIoE.

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b"' sEw COMMON PLEAS CLERKS OYTIcE.
,. in favor Of fixing the salaries follows; Cierk
ID rutv Clerk. 5oos CLERK - aud second par
~ Clsk specs Term each; Naufai-
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- Receiver OF Taxes report amount o. taxes re-
Ibe by Incorporated comrauies for 1851 lso2 ara lS
ht rroceediugs were taken and the pres
tssis.--.,on Of the suits Adorted
al" NEW COUNTY JAIL.
souto on was adopted in favor OF the Comnittee re-
Arsos.,ev of tuidne County jail lthe present being
oD the the pesen' Je In Edrdge st. Of some
s, ,se one tud that the Committee report s' 70 Sic
Ss'F" pay OF MEMBERS OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
.oir,ion was presented in favor OF paying the mem
J Road Of Health per meeting to date from let OF
rt',.rx last Referred.