... respecting' slavery ingr E)Egyp wansude aadyaong the Parliametayfroi 05 paprs. He says that alter caref ul consideration he is of I opnio tht it Would not be possible to abolisth slavery by r tA K-hedivial decree or by a convention. Slavery does nof a ...

... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. A Parliameatary paper coutainintz reports of British ~,nau.hr offlders on the state of the slavo trade end slavery in Morocco was issued yestarday. Tho reports were collected by Sir John Drummond Hay throughout the viirious Consular ...

... thoroughly opposed to slavery in any, shape or form; and that the Anti-Slavery Association has not a more ardent advocate of its doctrines than Hi Highness the Khedive Tewflc. In saying that Biar Pasha is as much opposed to slavery as his angust master ...

... Africa from the bonds of slavery. A most eloquent address was delivered on behalf of a noble cause. While slavery disappeared from the American colonies, and the cruisers of Europe put an end to the commerce upon the high seas, the Arabs slowly but surely ...

... .SLAVERY IN EGYPT. TO THE EDITOES OF THE ZttEDS MERCURY, GENTLEnre,-In August, 1877, a decrea was signed in f Alexandria by Ismiail, Rhedive of' Egypt, and Cherif 1 Pasha, the first article of which enacts that-.. The case a of negro slaves ol Abyssinihns ...

... THE BLUE BOOK ON SLAVERY. I__ _1 ._ .. . ?? 1:^S A_ Id -- ?? . .. ?? : : _ . 1 a of The bulky Blue Book just published on the subject of the slave trade will serve to remind the country that in PM nny parts of the world slavery, if scotched, is very fi ...

... children. We have o, Id hearA a good deal of the 1unspeakable Turk ;1 we are IN -~ constntly urgig on hi the ablition of slavery, and I kg prtcigsae hr alesweeabroad; and T. ask ti all, hu ?? ii Is idnrearnth ?? parental r:, re ?? s.-''hSir, 3yours v ...

... SLAVERY IN BITS EAST BI4. AN EXTRAORDINARY AGREE.ENT. The information given below has been handed to the Manchester G(wardian for publication by a Manchester house doing business with Zanzibar:- Mombaza, 17th October, 1888. The following arrangement has ...

... CHRIMIANITY AND IS RELATIONS TO I SLAVERY. ADDRESS BY THE BISHOP OF MANCHE STI i. The Lord Bishop. of Manchester (Dr. Moorhouse) last evening gave an address to the members of the Leeds Mechanic}' Institute on The relations of slavery to the Christian religion ...

... I MR. FORSTER ON EMYPTIAC SLAVERY. 1D Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held at the Mansion House, London, for the purpose of forming a committee in London toco-operate with i committee mn Cairo which inis eekin to provide a home in that city for freed ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY POLICY OF ITALY IN THE RED SEA. v. a. e I , . .. . - - ?? .. . 1 a..- - ±4 4 ±flL t jLAds. Mr. Chas. 1I. Allen, Secretary of the British and FPrein Anti-Slavery Society, writes to the Tisncs-.4- The Anti' Slavery Society is not specially ...

... Slavery Bkazil. aiave tram left hi— Oerae*, is Brazil, the nit. for the Maria do Bio, of Mreaty-nine penotu. Th« (ItTM were to told in the latter pLice, which been reputation rinilu to the rice cwamps former day* in •outhern United State*. The poor ...