Tunis

More than 'all Chris'endom s lcagued against' the South upon the question of domcstic slavery." Barbarous nations come to the reselle of humanity. ond the foilowers of the fugitve prophet of Mecen stand forth the exemplarsof rigHteousness to the disciplcs ot" the Nazarerte. The Bey of Tunis, ';for the glory.of God and the honor of humanity," has emancipated'the slaves in that old pirate hold; and the cresflerit' which waves over the towers of Moslem, is-iuore stainless than tlie tyrant trampler in the hanners of Christian Virginia. Honor to the Mbslem who never yet enslaved hisbrother Moslem, and whonow sets ihe unbeliever treeï