... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Some interesting facts were produced in the course of the debate on Ur Pease’s amendment to the Address, the actual question raised being (as was pointed out by Mr M'Kenna; whether the Foreign Office proposed that slavery should be ...

... Cuba and been drain upon Spain would probably never have occurred it had not been for slavery; and decidedly Cut® will never be restored • to order until slavery ceases to exist in the island. It seems to us that upon countries like and Egypt, which ...

... authorised on behalf the anti-slavery men of America who have sent him to this country to propose that if the Confederate States will immediately commence the work of negro emancipation then the abolitionists and ami-slavery leaders of the Northern States ...

... SLAVERY AT SEA fear that with the extinction of negro slavery in the Stales ilo're lias not bron corresponding emancipation of the race when meiiihers are out of the teach of the law—as the masters of vessels would seem to ihink—on the high sea. But tew ...

... FRENCH SLAVERY.” In reply to the charge that France is engaged in an attempt to establish a.slave trade for the benefit its colonies, the Constitutionnel commences an article in this fashion : During discussion which has just taken place in the House ...

... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. Constantinople. Sept 19. Cir,asaian slaves baring taken refuge at the British Consulate, Ifr Fawcett has ordered them to be detained and bas requested Sir Henry Layard to make represeutatious to the Porte in favour of stopping the sale ...

... SLAVERY AND RELIGION. If appearances are to trusted, a storm is brewing amongst our American cousins, which threatens a violent convulsion of the Western Continent, if not total disruption of the “everlasting Union.** Slavery, of course, at the bottom ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR* The fellowiog articles contain the «uhstauce of the Sopplemeotarj Treaty between Maiestf and the Soltnoof Zeuibar, signed in London ou the 14iij of Jnly 1875 |. The presence board a ?e»«el of domestio sUres in attaodaoee on or in ...

... of slavery is more or less involved. The lecturer alluding briefly to the antiquity the institution, gave succinct account of tbs establishment of negro slavery, by the Portuguese in ISOt, shewed bow it differed from ancient, well Eastern slavery, and ...

... SLAVERY IN THE PERSIAN GULF. The naval authorities have reeefired a very important report from the officer c.m•nanding in the Tersian huff, where some of our vessels are located for the purpose of combating the slave trader,. It is a remarkable fact, ...

... FREEDOM V. SLAVERY A well-known judge in Ohio was noted for ki defence of slavery, upon the ground that the slave knew what was best for themselves, and should by M“Mc u':-m dwv:h:l'h?-hu S a seldom, if ever, attained by labourers in the North, S i din ...

... to the anti-slavery movement. One of these conventions has been held in Cincinnati, and another in Chicago, and they are to bs followed by others witbont delay. Convinced, as are. and as we have frequently stated, that the gnilt of slavery lies the door ...