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... STARVATION AND SLAVERY. The connection which exists in some parts of Africa between starvation and slavery is more real than may generally supposed. In adespatch from Zanzibar to Lord Granville.just published in Treasury Blue-book, Sir John Kirk describes ...
... THE SLAVERY OF CLERKDOIL The correspondence just now in the Pall Mall Gazette and other city papers, sufficiently proves that a clerk's life is by no means a happy one. The public have taken the matter up, and both sides of the question have been thoroughly ...
... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. A telegram from Rio Janeiro states that the Brazil Senate and Chamber of Deputies ha\e framed bill for the gradual abolition of slavery. Slaves over years are at once free, others to be divided into classes, according to ...
... HE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. toet Billif , %ram says the Governor. rad abol.tion of slavery has SenatC and Chamber ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY AND THE CONGO. The committee of the Anti-Slavery Society recently sent a congratulatory address to the King the Belgians on his acquiring the sovereignty 01 the Congo Free State. In reply, a letter signed by Colonel Strauch has ...
... A ROMANCE OF NEGRO SLAVERY. iiishop J. J. Moore, the African Methodist Episcopal Church, held special services for the white people in Roddey's Hall, in Rock Hill, S.C., on November 24. -ad told interesting story of having met a sister from whom he had ...
... MR. H. M. STANLEY and SLAVERY. Mr H. M. Stanley has addressed the following letter to Charles H. Alien, secretary of the An ti Slavery Society, acknowledging receipt of resolution of the committee thanking him for his address at their jubilee meeting ...
... - . ' SLAVERY IN liRAZaL ' .. ' • ' [ r-Efren ' s TELEC ' EAU- ] ' RIO _ TIS JA ^ -Eao , 2 'Iay l . —hi conseqcencc of the icajontyin • tliu ' new Chamlierof Deputies being hostile to the Govenilueut bni for the abolition of slaveri ^ in ErazD , -Bcsbor ...
... Rums AND Lovs AND MARRIAGE. =Could that dreary slavery, called womeas rights, ever be put Pito practical operation, the world would soon become too businesslike to think of lore and marriage. Woman is the conservative of the human race; Abe is the centripetal ...
... five annual subscriptions to the Anti-Slavery Society. Mr Stanley described scheme originally propounded by General Gordon for the rescue the tribes of the Bahr Gazelle by a commissioner despatched uy the Anti-Slavery Society. The tribes could, he said, ...
... Gallina countries, within sight and sound of British officials, the slaughter of the helpless and the capture of prisoners for slavery have been so extensive, that the countries are almost depopulated. What the merchants, who know these things by daily experience ...
... that the esplanfltions ' are THE legislature of Brazil has passed ths Goiverrmest bin for , the * gradual abolition . of slavery in the Empire . .---- • . ...