... ON SLAVERY! In th e event , . ?dr H. 31. Sugary t,OO Wee, gathered the ci Literary Institute. width Be ',toil rerabyterin.. 11.11. ~f Institute, who par Orly ii•teducol the African .calved ao eel. in ri to mum the people chi, te intoro.t in Africa ...

... FRANCE AND SLAVERY IN SENEGAL Pains, Monday.—ln the Senate to-day, in reply to questions by IL Selo.lemur, respecting cues of slavery in Senegal Admiral JUireginberry said a promise had been given to respect the customs of the annexed territories. It ...

... l akepieg himself by kis wife sitting up and . wittobieg by the bedeide. This slavery nen towed until the odd man got admitted into the regular perm., but his condition did not then greatly improve,for be coratude.d henget( Ueluck if he got off with ...

... cleaned out SLAVERY IN EGYPT. A public meeting of the British and Foreign Anti• Slavery Society was held in Loudon on Wednesday afternoon, to pass resolutions urging the Government to take the present opportunity of securing the abolition of slavery in Egypt ...

... NO 1-r. CAIIIO, Monday.— Thu reported disposition of the Ministry to favour the continuance of slavery lii Egypt is defied. Goveruor-General of the Soudan has been informed by the Premier of the appointment of • special for controlling in the Soudan, ...

... declared that upon the Cabinet of which Senor Canova, del Castillo was the head had devolved the glorious task of abolishing slavery in Cuba ; and the same Government would also be privileged to introduce economical reforms in the island. ...

... of not fatien upon •ny one in our Hose we no society ' now..lays amongst us! Lei it not .aid the of W.* Indian and Amen.. slavery there exist. rail such • body—the Newspaper. reveals to modem the very opposite. I swam thee:MO.4m and maritime. of Aborigine ...

... generation to abolish the slavery trade and another to emancipate slavery. Ile felt dismayed at the thought that it might take generations to accom.• phsh reforms which were still pressing. the emancipation from the slavery to drink, and to other forms ...

... DOMESTIC AT YONG CONE. Sit gave o..tice that on au earl) day nest be rill call attention to the question of domestic slavery at Hoag Kong, and the statement made by the Chief Justice oa the subject, and more a resolution. Idr Puos gam notice that on Thunday ...

... Moslem legislation, that is to say the Sheriat, which dues not allow the liberation of a slave till after reveu years of slavery. ...

... resume their places in the Chamber. lie proposed Count Toreno for President. The candidate was unanimously accepted. The Slavery Abolition Bill will probably be voted in its entirety to-morrow. • MADRID, Tuesday Evening.—The Diario E,paeof states that ...

... Minister of Justice has informed a deputation who waited +a him that the Government is resolved to repress the system of Indian slavery. Musts March 31.--Colonel Santos organised a new Cabinet. CHINA. Kowa, March 23.—According to scceuuts received here the French ...