... the power of life and death over their people. The captives procured in raids against neighbouring tribes are reduced to slavery and largely sold to the Arabs, who are established for the purpose of this trade in Uganda. The landed gentry (Bataka ) ...

... assembly of the Anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels, and, from this point of view, it is as graceful as it is opportune. The Powers, whose repre- sentatives have met in the Belgian capital, are all theoretically agreed that slavery in any and every form ...

... AFRICA. [bectebs telegbam.] BRUSSELS. Jan. 5. The journal the Mouremenb Anti-Esclavagiste to- day states that the Belgian Anti-Slavery Society intends to despatch an expedition to Central Africa, which will proceed towards Lake Tanganyika. ...

... -o TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. SIR, — As the International Conference to consider mea- sures for the suppression of slavery and the slave trade in Africa, and questions connected therewith, is to resume it- work at Brussels on the ISth inst., it ...

... to arise from such an •greement, there can be no doubt that such a contract is a direct and a most powerful incentive to slavery and to the slave trade. Eniin Pasha remains perdu at Bagamoya. At present he is indirectly reported to be conva- lescent Her ...

... when young, so that they may grow up in the state of slavery without memory of home or freedom. The antipathy of the Boers to the British is so strong, and their viewß and practices in regard to slavery so irreconcileable with ours that every effort to ...

... Tho Anti-Slavery Conference will reassemble in ' Brussels to-day after the Christmas holidays. I Whatever amount of secresy may be int on -led \ attach to its deliberations, sufficient is \_„, regarding tbem to render it certain tha*, U p ?? ?? present ...

... old House the united Opposition numbered 74 deputies. THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. BRUSSELS, Jan. 22. The Indcprndance Bc'ae this evening states that the re- t assembling of the Anti-Slavery Conference has beeu again ! postponed in consequence of the i ...

... fwlism. History is tho record of the gradual and j ?? . :i hi eipation of the individual from the Socialistic Sjw.iuy of slavery, feudalism, and centralised authority. Th- author's definitions of the rival principles _uv ( ar enoucrh. The principle of ...

... at sea with intent to do bodily Imrni, and crimes and offences against the laws of b .th countries for the suppression of slavery and e'ave -trading. Extradition may also occur for ?? ?? many of the crimes and offences above enumerated provided that such ...

... —- — THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. ♦ [reuter's telegram.] BRUSSELS, Jan. 27. The Independance Beige states that on the re- assembling of the Anti-Slavery Conference, the British delegates will submit a fresh proposal in reference to the prohibition of ...

... acted illegally in the present case. The mother of the child had disregarded all her duties to it, i and had sold it into slavery, ai.d the unnatural brute of | an organ-grinder acting, as the mother must have ! known he would do as soon as he had sufficiently ...