... SLAVERY. In reel. to Mr. Anderson, Mr. BOLTREE sad the eonvention abet wu agreed upon last year with reaped to the suppression of slavers in the Red Rea, bad been approved of by the (baneil of Adminstration at Constantinople, and Her Majastr's Ambassador ...

... SLAVERY. In reply to Sir R. AOSrittlier, - Mr. BOURKE said that not only had the Sultan of Zanzibar carried out his treaty engagements, but he had alao—of hie own .owed—suppressed shivery in hie dominions, and stopped the portage of the slave from the ...

... SLAVERY. In reply to Mr. Wm. Holmes, Mr. BOURNE stated that no report had been re. 'sired from Captain Elton, Her Mejeity'e Consul at Mozambique. The seven dhows containing 250 slaves each had sailed from under an armed fort at Mozambique, while a Portuguese ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Mr. Arthur Pease. M.P., presidium on Monday at • meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-S lavery Society the Mansion House. London, regarding slavery in Zanzibar, stated that lives were sacrificed to the African slave trade. Our ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. The Pram Asseetedm Ma method a fres t►e of the &Ida sad Perelp oMldlsrery Sudety. Magog that liege/WI, Mrs requested to Ware is Egypt of Osumi O. Chides, 0.11., for the parpees of cowhide' work ha semestfally whirled eo against the shire ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. A deputation from the Sweet, bad au interview with Lord Sallebary yesterday, arguing that the should take stops to metro the mama. padon of dam In Cobs view of the pacifier time of that island. Lord USAir, said to reopen the dignity sod ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. MADRID. November Nth. The Committee on the Bill for the Abolition of Slavery to Oohs will present its report to the Cortes on its re-amembliog after the Royal marriage festivities. ...

... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. It is the custom among the better-class Moors (says a correspondent of the Daily Graphic) to buy a child-slave at the birth of every baby to be its special attendant ; by the side of the cradle in which the baby master, or mistress ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. In reply to Mr. S. Smith, Sir E. GREY said the slave trade was illegal in Egypt, but the possession of slaves in the country was not illegal. These slaves were gradually ing manamission, and as no fresh ones were imported, slavery was ...

... SLAVERY IN MANCHESTER. A► the Manchester Polies Court, yeeterday morning, Frederick John Faulder, milliner and dressmaker, St. Ann's-square, wee summoned, before Mr. Heed. ►am, for violating the Workshops' Regulation AM. Mr. W. 0. Meade King, sub ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. March 23rd (Afternoon). The Assembly, without discussion, unanimously approved the bill for the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico. Loud cheers greeted the passing of the bill. A permanent committee is to sit during the recess. ...

... SLAVERY On his Lordship taking his seat, Mr. Fitxjames Stephen, Q. 0., said he had an application to make which was both of a personal and public °hammer. He had an engagement on the Slavery Commission, in L•urdon, to-morrow, and be now asked that two ...