... SLAVERY IN CUBA. TELEGRAMS. (central, news telegrams.] EXPRESS OFFICE, Friday Night Lord Salisbury, in answer to an influential deputation of members of Parliament asking the Government impress on tho Spanish Government the nocossity of abolishing ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. A deputation from the Anti-Slavery Society waited on Lord Derby yesterday, urging the Government to take some decisive steps in the way of friendly mediation to bring about equitable termination of the war in (Slba, and for the abolition ...

... Thel most determined supporters of slavery now occupy the most prominent positions the Government 0 tue inland. Senor is Governor Havana The notorious champion of slavery, M. Colvo, is a position great influence, and the Government has forgotten that ...

... SLAVERY AFGHANISTAN. The and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society have memorialized the Marquis of Salisbury on the subject of the slave trade and slavery they alleged to exist very extensively throughout the Afghan territories. They say that slave marts, some ...

... THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. (REUTERS TELEOARM8.J Madrid, Tuesday. The Congress has decided by 161 to 5? votes not to take into consideration the Republican amendment to the address demanding the abolition of slavery. ...

... THE ADMIRALTY AND SLAVERY. It was scarcely expected, whatever might be the sins of the Tory Government, that attempt to render England a supporter of slavery would be among their number. But in this matter the unexpected has happened. We have before us ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT The following reply has been received through Lord Granville to a memorial addressed to tiie Khedive of Egypt by the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society :— Foreign Office, May 19, 1873.— Sir.— l am directed by Earl Granville to ...

... in any further bor victims, and slavery wou!d thus necessarily die ‘ few years, as all children born in Tur ey e is scarcely anything that would create so in the social abits and character of the ' extinction of slavery. It is hardly possible ich it insensibly ...

... THE SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY. We have received from the Foreign-office » copy of the supplementary treaty between ne Majesty and the Sultan of Zanzibar for presaion of the slave trade, which was signed a London on the 14th July last. Doubts having arisen ...

... SLAVERY IN THE SIXTEENTH • CENTURY. - , Wades of the forcibly to a great and eft, coney, Those who bad reesiveltliffi mit el doors Of the throwg on the country in crowds, end rases Thee the merit highways, in the villages and wintery country dwellings ...

... THE SLAVERY CIRCULAR. Mr. gave netiee the following amendment to Mr. Whitbread's motion on the Slavery Circular: That, in the opinion this House, it is desirable te obtain further information from the Royal slavery, both as to the instructions issued ...

... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. (Reuter's Telegram.) CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT, O. A Cireashian slave having taken refuge at the British Consulate, Mr. Fawcett has ordered her to be detained, and has requested Sir Henry Layard to make representations to the Porte in favour ...