The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

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we wsrs - NE .s.s geroa ssa xa ne imposing ssoecs Of
M 90 ana n ana ~ embrace. Of your
ss s 60 90 lot srss too srsaods 70 sspossT
liz or be cause Of Italy. aed mutAtsd he bed
seve an do no. foyast thai whatever may be the oten
ors o. wh rssnsc 70 our desDes .e
LosEsx wal csnoDics) July 20, 1859.
der OF The osy is probably tns most proper form
Ii which, uncer present crcunstaDcos, Garbadi can
p'ess eimself bat the above reads more proslama
noh 70 iay Al announcem has, although France and
Austria have concluded peace. the 10 yet over,
and Net Ga,ibald still keepe bis arms in readiness, and
loot himself prepared TO strike in for the Of Iaan
independence
SWORD TO The GENERAL FROM THE CITY OF
NICE.
The town Of Nice having voted General Gsribaldi
s~oIo Of bonor notification OF the fact
'erer nom the synoc, in the OF municipality
stating that The inhabitants Of his wn could not
hear OF his gallant conduct without feelings of pride
General Gsrbaoi, IN letter dated Loyere, tAe 10th,
replies as follows
IsD deeply sscsd and grateful for the my
cred nsor ~ cause 40 only the QUIZ q The casn and the
orsbt present Which CouIte m.ds BY be
s,spsny Of Nee geo sS beyond ny merit
honor which Nice teto~s bu, my breath my
pd 81 x spS 9 or ma
nicSay Il our town, the expression OF ssc9nas ga
eARrnAIDI AS DICTATOR OF LoMBARDY.
Paris august y correspondence OF London star.
,, 'uo'H na'e feaoneo fA'4s 'n7 morning ifom
Asecret manifesto announcing the only solution TO the
h'f~sae qaes'"n WEIGH mas oeen taseu oy Tue war,
Tbs solution purports to be the election ef Garioaid
dictator, which would Immediately rally the whole OF
lay beneath the banner Of TIE only chief accepted all
itaharstbe only ono whose dsnseresed patriotism has
iDfpred COL noence 10 all parties Garioald has had
,, 80 nr e ~ pon mas peep GOV up az me instga-
Nsn, WHO alarmed at the revolutionary turn which az
70 .ahpg sDaI CITY, feeR % arrive al the solving
,n"n .sn a. snce Sy accepang al 10 oonse9usnoes
w.no O ohgpne ana thus avoiding the ooocsned and
~ All ne.,ies os se Ian sue '@se position IN
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Abol fion Of Slavery by England.
THE GREAT NHGBo FETE IN LoNDoN-THs SPEECH OF
LORD BROuGHAM-oLp SLAVE TRADE HORRORS RE-
C,rYp--Tps Bssr tsptAN AZ .yes wosruy or vsrr
noNs,.vrpv ~ o,vrp.r ,oSnrwwrn 1859
~ rr,o-. ~. fnnSnn ~. To- a.
TIL. ,.,Ln ss,h ~ ", rn I =, &C., - vSy - ,-
in the Prr,sh Colon,a. wss caishss,a6 ~ Tor..nn
pubic mee,irs al the Musc Han Store stree, BeS;ors
nna,a 49, ~ - p.n,h' $3.50 Ses' D'o1o'~
Tns sssndancA ,s TO- IA sI.n. , - - A.,
n,s,o,m IN aco,on ~ me .r.rsh, aId UP'u sue
NAV di.tnop,shed ,,,ends Of rssrn SaoSo p'' "'''
mSry Sn pan, .iienos , % nesio reeoom.
49, ou N, ~ .no pIooeeo.sr, Nter pr,ei
y sne sutnosAs.c Ieoepuon WINCH ereete1
LID 'por ,aag ,1e cnaa hasurauy sives us az
sIoa. ~e VIC n.ve rVeu " seo eocoihp
tns great ms ASSURE Oh slavery Abolition than which there
none 10 .ne wDoe n'oy u our career az al suoeior
ID pVl anse OF 10 virtue OF N wna may oe expected 70
oe ns oen.ncia conseqsenc ana s. We nave now oy
Il
twenty ni'h OF mat great event. OF
ctntnry today having elapsed since the shackes OF the
"dpay struck off, for there WAS substituted for slavery
noentured apprenticeship Of seven years, which, in
many respects, was only mtiested form of the evil
which we bad ushed, and which our utmost efforts were
forthwith sIpled also TO terminate. 1derive unspeakabe
satisfaction in locking back TO the year 1888 when led
In the contest for dnnshDg the period OF apprenticeship
by two II bad then existed ave years. but instead
Of con.npDg n ioso Ceased 10 1905 and VII 40 .ne
coonal Inc justice 70 say-uavng oftenumes
wuicn ~ nOoesi ~ al I've nssne
ss,us nv h Gun scts unde the ~ s.,ion S ~ y. 1n
the imperial Para@ent upon the imperial gov
~. ,na.asnr. ra;c,.a ~ ssr sa,io ,bo.rs
Win MS in thst sreat GOOD whsrsSv he In, N Ansust
1898 fna,u uunasena ,na comnato ara ahaorrta
cina, on Of onr s,aoes SChes. IT. ,bsra Ss snr,h,c
ia, pves me- NAM on the occasion 4, I. n me
as, MACE thsf onr sxsmnls has sos heen fl,o~ed hv
other co,n,1ies ,bs, Sas,, n.-a.ui.r, ,bich ss AZ
worst of ali in many resnecis no nihstandn~ tho ia
Gnan "a h,ch nS -, Nv, 70, uos We h ~
G ~ s, M ~, ~ ~ &C.,, W :. LIZ ,S no1
w.ye se,o, shnr.rs IN hor' ~ 800 49,,
snsn ,.v o,utbs,. na;rg IN. Ha,n.sI ana inc, in
Nanca ~ -. to,ne "a ,ha, ,o 80 49, ~, 49,,
ns,ev ,n., doneS he Lave ca,,.j On s,,, NJ
trsss,s. no as,, Nc ~ a. nns,r "a 80 o.. Sv AZ
fhev viii snn ,ha, ,hs,r osn he, ,n,oos, ,nsead
7 vou,a ADD their .ste,o in he Wes, fnS,escon'
sjsss in extending 10 Cuba the measure of emancioa
eur say sr our ~
M Nnso ~ M upen ano.uel cAcepton " our
i.St ny I'M, ams,,ca bas ac,a sn;ah.S = W. 20
,utcis snn anonsbed the irs 70 var hssora
We ourseIves aid IL E,su ;n c,o,a;a ,.h;cs I, ~ d,d
10 he ",rsin ar rh,v are Dl1"d n oH a. as ann Of
he Sou,ben Ssa,,s i mrs cur So,H AMI no. 49, ~,
HI v@pr lod ,iaue,v for ,rs nrssd I'M tam and tsn
r,fused i They Protested sgaps, il. ont we defeated
h.m apd II ia our iault that tnst ln, situ,on prevails
in ,hoee Slaes Rut il ia pleasing TO reflect tia, our rea
sonpe ana the reafonre Of oar pabc men as ven az OF
our Diplomatic agens may probably succeed theirs and
in Spsp ato 20 tpat we .oa sae Inc end of that
and slavery viii be no more
sr,s.a Oh, .n-o., nv -.,o ,, p.... .., ...x
,cn..r., ,o.d a., ,,.,ra - 49,. A.. =.
hber,v are aso The fiepss Of ana ,n. nsv I'M
M ao 2" VIC isnon psAos, ana Wa@ saey WY
sne o. slavery are NOSE VINO
o eoruy we1s. ~a, tneAr near Buy Tue tee
s 20 80 vi Meu ~u.' ~, ~o ees w 'ue presen. 70
s 10 ose' oy iIoIs suan oue IecoMe,son sna
@ s W .s ZIG ~ ny ason nas we nsfe
o"na Low w u n ~ ,ha, o ,n lucy nsve
sono .ors W seii 'esy lops euice. sVuie
soe' @ N accoant certainly
III NJ =, say 1 ~ .ue st ,o.o W Us ~
vi ny ~ ga h W We si .h, y n y. Ut
paoir ~ " ~ o'o pa. " saSn nsos Huu ~
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