... Joseph Pease, said the Government bail received the text of the recent Act passed by the Legislature of Brazil in reference to slavery in the Empire, known as the Sarawa Act. They would lay it on the table. Its provisions «id not appear to be in contravention ...

... said that in reference to slavery in Zanzibar and Witu the Treaty of 1: was in force. The decree of Ist August, 1890, was sub- sequently modified, but neither the treaty nor the Mohammedan affect the legal status of slavery under law. Her Majeety’s Government ...

... volunteere:| to accompany a ice officer to Scinde ani point out several women wiio Lave been decoye:! away anil sold into slavery, A police sergeant as accordingly been sent with hér to Mooltém and Sukkar, with a to the local authorities to slaves and ...

... SLAVERY IN TO KY Constantinople, Monday. —- A Convention was to-day signed by Sawas Pasha and Sir Henry Layard on the part of their respective trades in the Sulten’s dominions. Governments for the suppression of the slave ...

... to give similar notice to those under British Her Majesty's Government were quite protection. Government for discouraging slavery in Morocco, willing to co-operate with the French or other PUTTING OF In reply to Sir Alexander Gordon, Mr GLADSTONE expressed ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. TELEGRAM. Brussels, Taesday.—The Anti-Siavery Conference held its second to-day and settled the order foc its fature discussione, and appointed a Commit- tee to consider the question of the measures which it may be practical ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY DEPUTATION. Shortly afterwards His Majesty was waited , upon by a deputation from the British ana Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. The deputation I; was introduced by Sir Fowell Buxton, and in• j. eluded Mr Sydney Buxton, M.P. ; Mr W. H. , Wyld ...

... THE ANTI-S VERY CONFERENCE. REUTER'S TELEGRAY, | Moniay.—At the first meeting of the Anti-Slavery Conference to-day, Baron Lambermont, was electe President, Min:ster of State and Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Breusevis, Monday,—The Conference of plenipo- ...

... HE ANTI-SLAVERY (REUTERS TELEGRAM.) Brussels, Anti-Slavery Conference yesterday unanimously adopted a deciaration that territorial questions remain outaide its competency. A committee was appointed to consider a measure with regard to the slave trade ...

... ENGLISH OHILDREN IN SLAVERY. A Coutn‘iuoph telegram announces that Mr Fawoett, the British Consal-General, acting under _ instrctions from Lord Grauville, and in bis capasity as consular judge, has set free thirteen young | English persons whoia early ...

... THK GERMAN EMPEROR IN LONDON HIS MAJESTY SLAVERY The German Emperor rose seven o’clock yesterday morning. He immediately ordered his own black charger to be brought, and enjoyed prolonged canter in Rotten Row. He returned to the Palace nine o’clock, when ...

... slave trade in Nyasaland. of it struck a very heavy blow at the trafhe m man flesh, bat it possitty lead to a new ind of slavery. M anjra’s men have been iriven back the hills, is very ely they make among the villages frony there. They cannot carry m ...