... SLAVERY IN serial the enemy el and Ponies float eating tbeaesiaty begird, Wes stseasetell to the news to Egypt 0411111.1 C. G. Uordea C.B, *raw* the work be so pewee f es en egoista Ito glace kende,. of the bodes .41 by the of lb. to his coeinisall. TA ...

... THE SLAVERY PROCLAMATION lir OLADITON I laid thai hood wet yat swerved the el thwooral Gerksib proelawatioa—they had received imam,. which weak( bo wafering if we. &..d. No prereedtwea ia favour of trolls( la slavery will with the iminietwasg. ta theasral ...

... TRANSVAAL SLAVERY DcaBAN. Monoat.—According intelligence r.red here from Pretoria the Transvaal \oiks' has adopted a resolution to the effect that and s tribes shall bo broken up. • ' natives compering them indentured for l--'. Ivors to the Boer farmers ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. Whleh votild te prafermble, «1m lifeof tnmvftj bom or that employe f Woannot ooqauntod with lb- o« work «- inctod (ram tho but, if bo anytbing much their baisoo toil-mat— bar* perform eouio InnUnoes, car only poor ere*- tom. Thoro is one ...

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... WHITS SLAVERY On the Birmingham and Aston Tramways we are told the men have to work no fewer than 16 hours a day. making 15 trips daily, to and fre, of an hour each, and spending another hour in shunting and other operations incidental to their employment ...

... SLAVERY IN TUNIS- Tons, Ww—AT. Ban Achsin. the dzagomaa of (ha British Consulate, accompanied tba police, baa found four morn sines girts who ninctantl/ left their master a for fser of being killsd. Tweatboes wbosram sacratodeenld net hatannd. They are ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. The date of the abolition of slavery forms an epoch in the history ef the human race which Englishmen are quite justified in regarding with special pride and satisfaction. Side by side with the names of the leaders of groat armies ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. A Standard telegram from Cairo states that a decree abolishing slavery in Egyptian territory will bo signed by the Khedive to morrow or next day. ...

... Slavery at the Antipodes. Mr. JOHN asked the Under Secretary State for the Colonies whether his attention has been called to the trial in Brisbane, Queensland, of the master and crew of the labour schooner Jessie Kelly, on the charge of kidnapping natives ...

... THE NEW SLAVERY. In reply to Mr O’Donnell, Lord FITZMAURICE stated that, according to the last annual return for 1861, the number of Indian coolies in Reunion was 41,234. During last year 813 were repatriated. Her Majesty's Government had done ail in ...

... THE PROFITS OF SLAVERY. Statements having appeared that Hawarden I Castle was bought with slave aud blood money re- ceived by Mr Gladstone’s father, a letter was received by Mr Morley Alderson to day stating—- am directed by Mr Gladstone to thank you ...