... SLAVERY. Mr BOURKE, In reply Mr Andenon, Mid the convention that «u agreed upon Imt year with respect to tbe suppression of alavery the Red Sea had been approved of by the Connell of Administration \t Constantinople, and Her Majesty’s Ambassador had «cn ...

... existence of slavery. Mr BOURKE said that he thought he had drawn a distinction between slavery and the slave trade. Mr FORSTER: That was not the question, but whether there had been any correspondence with the Porte as the existence of slavery. Mr 'URKE ...

... SLAVERY. In reel. to Mr. Anderson, Mr. BOLTREE sad the eonvention abet wu agreed upon last year with reaped to the suppression of slavers in the Red Rea, bad been approved of by the (baneil of Adminstration at Constantinople, and Her Majastr's Ambassador ...

... SLAVERY. In reply to Sir R. AOSrittlier, - Mr. BOURKE said that not only had the Sultan of Zanzibar carried out his treaty engagements, but he had alao—of hie own .owed—suppressed shivery in hie dominions, and stopped the portage of the slave from the ...

... SLAVERY. In reply to Mr. Wm. Holmes, Mr. BOURNE stated that no report had been re. 'sired from Captain Elton, Her Mejeity'e Consul at Mozambique. The seven dhows containing 250 slaves each had sailed from under an armed fort at Mozambique, while a Portuguese ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. Madrid, Tuesday.—ln the Congress to-day, the Republican Deputy, Senor Garrido, presented two amendments— one asking that the Bill for the abolition slavery in Porto Rico should be extended to Cuba, nd a second demanding that pecuniary ...

... SLAVERY MADAGASCAR. Recent occurrences having given cause for the belief that the inhabitants of Hova are Interested lv the slave trade, the senior naval officer of the East Coast of Africa station has decided to proceed there personally inquire into ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. at «r>AY.—Advices from Havanna of C k lllee tmg of slave owners was held slave Wer e delivered favourable to the '- and ur B *bat either an in- ,P a id to the planters, or the contract . »tftted. ...

... subside. But ia the case of American slavery the difficulty of speaking impartially both of the events which form its history and of the character of its champions and adversaries, is far less now than ever was before. Slavery has become a thing of tha put; ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA A tetefrom from ,Ut«,Too oommMon •ppolntad to loqalr, loto th, ot th, *bolition IS Cab, h>T, drown op report. Several the member, th* oosfirmetloa of the Morel law, to pot end to the eyatem by the 1890, while the others the eh>ll. tlon ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. tt »DAY. Advices from Havana an*«! e or nicrB are working hard in Cuba s who will support the immediate aboli- ...

... DOMESTIC SLAVERY. The Dundee servants aro to congratulated upon the light and cheerful aspect in which they view their domestic wrongs. The agricultural labourer plucked up courage to agitate fur a rise of wages only after long endurance et hardship and ...