... SLAVE TRADE, I~~~ - 1 A report on slavery and the slave trade in Zaazi- bar, Pemba, and the mainland of the British pro- ttectorates of East Africa has been presented to the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery D Society by Mr. Donald Mackenzie ...

... of its utanufac-turee and mineral wealth. coincident with the abolition o.f slavery. the country lV has priail)torel hevoud the- wildest dreams of those who regardedi slavery as a per. manent institution. (Appleuse.) That was an object Ietssn which. lie ...

... against the prohibitory clause. . . . The 5r I adheients of Mr. Lingoln contend that the North was determined to prohibit slavery in the territories, and the South seceded on that account. That was the immediate cause-it wns the spark communicated to the ...

... secretary of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, forwards us the following translation of a letter from the Bel- B ?? the slave trade in Egypt, which will appear in the forthcoming number of the Anti-Slavery Reporter: Diem Sis-Hocent Alexandria ...

... Associations. We il this colony are brought into contest every day of out' lives with. the remnants and pernicious effects of slavery. This colony is at present in a transi- tion state, and cannot shake off all at once- the habits, customs, and circumstances ...

... brought us American advices to the 20th ult. As yet, for the reason already given, there is no President's muessaee. The slavery question is likely to be the grand subject of discussion during the session. Canada was quiet. Tlme commercial transac- tious ...

... on the Coago River. Witlout such does the Congo State caunot raise the revenue it requires to carry out its glorious anti-slavery policy. That State is thre creation of Kin Leopold. From his private purse came the money by oceans of which civilisation ...

... which the shares were offered to the Euglish Government. THE SLAVE CIRCULAR. Mr. Aaron Buzacott, secretary of t *- Anti- slavery Society, writes to the Times, and says of the slave circular that the only parties it will satisfy are the slavers, as it ...

... said k the project meets with favor among many who are in- t flexibly opposed to any pro-slavery alteration of the .t Constitution er to the extension of slavery, under any t pretence whatever. We consider this a fair and reason- o able compromise, and ...

... Mlfaga=ine. IMMEDnIATE EXTINCTION OF COLONIAL SLAVERY.- What is meant by Immediate Emancipation ?The fol- lowing is the answer to this question, which has been published as the explanation of the Anti-Slavery party :_ The right of property in man must be ...

... whlich bind us to a co-operation. with Eanglanid in cffort to break up) the slave trade on the Africai coast, Bit our nnsodern slavery-serving democracy has gone quite ilin enough in this iniserable business of sacrificing the consistency, and good fiithi, ...

... transportation. Anothes point is, that libhour is paid at a much lower rate in the South, a remnaut of the old system of slavery, which, when it came to au end, left behind it a legacy of batdly paid labour. To compete with the cheap black labour, which ...