... ZANZIBAR AND SLAVERY. The Zonsibar correspondent of the Tames reparts lbs sale arra sato( the ladle. of the Magill'Minion, as einapanied by three of the brethren. The remainder the staff are staying at Magda with the Dishop.wlin imprrieneed great danger ...

... SLAVERY IN QUEENSLAND. Mr. L. Scott, under date of Rockhampton, September 20th, 1879, writes to us as follows : Dean Sin—The people at home sing Britons never, never shall be slaves,' and no doubt they think slavery is abolished. They will scarcely believe ...

... FACTS OF SLAVERY. It has become the fashion to doubt the cruelty to which slaves have been and are subjected in the present day, where that anti-Christian inatitutioa, slavery, still remains a great fact. We hear from elmeholdare and their sympathisers ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. The report on slavery and the slave trade in Zanzibar, which has been recently presented to the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society by their special commissioner, Mr. Donald Mackenzie, states that within the ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. The following reply has been received through Lord Granville to a memorial addressed to the Khedive of Egypt by the British and Foreign Anti. Slavery Society:—'• Foreign Once, Kay 19, 1873. Bir.-1 am directed by Earl Granville to request ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. The following articles contain the substance of the supplementary treaty between her Majesty and the nation of Zanzibar, signed in London on the 14th of July, IoW , : —l. The prawn* on board of a vessel of deuoeric slaves in arendance ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Xe transmuting to Lord Salterry the.lntl-Slavery Decree issued by the Sultan of Zanzibar, dated August 1, Cornet Emus-Smith rye LIWs by little the feeling le snaking apparent among the Arabs that its provisions amuse to Mon mans ...

... SLAVERY IN °RENA. In • recent report to the Department ed &ate In Washington, Colonel Denby, the Coked States Minister to Pekin, says that Chinese writers attribute the origin of slavery in that country to crime, the first slaves being felons. They were ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. The leading members of the Slavery Abolition Society, mostly Cuban deputies and influential Creoles, have interviewed t h e Spanish Minister for the Colonies, and presented a petition, which gives a lamentable description of the condition ...

... THE NEW SLAVERY. The colliers is America are not very nourishing according to the -Yew Herold Three hundred coal-miners have great excitement in Spring Valley, Illinois, IT offering to go lino %%Notary slavery it guarantced, for tMmaahas aml to aihea ...

... KIAIING SLAVERY. Public at'ention is being drawn to the miserable condition of the coal miners in Upper Silesia, and especially to the position of ~he women employed is the mines and iron-smelting foundries there. The principal coalowners would seem to ...

... TRAMWAY SLAVERY. The strike of the tramway coachmen is at an end. le details published as to the exactions of the tramway company from its servants have, the Vienna correspondent of the Times nays, caused • general revolt of public opinion, so that, contrary ...