... excuses for Zanzibar slavery that their numbers would die out were they not continually replenished by fresh importations; but this, though slaves, is not true freemen. Sir Bartle Frere expresses his conviction that were slavery abolished to-morrow, no ...

... under which took over the protectorate of Zanzibar prevented our abolishing slavery without compensation. He proceeded to show what the conditions in Zanzibar were with regard slavery and the protection that was afforded the servile population, and the process ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. While so much. is being said about the national opinion against slavery, it may be as well for people to reflect upon the possibility of abhorring the name while tolerating the thing. In many countries there ii really very little harm in ...

... SLAVERY AND LABOUR. The difficulties in regard to labour supply which follow the emancipation of slaves are referred to in reports by Mr. W. F. Segrace from Baltimore, and by Mr. F. S. Hampshire, Acting Consul at Santos, in Brazil. Mr. Segrave says that ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Mr Brodbick answered a question on the subject slavery in Zanzibar, in the course of which he stated that British officials were not permitted to restore runaway slaves to their masters, and recent advices showed that emancipated ...

... THE SLAVERY COLLISION. Tux new American Cabinet appear anxious to inaugurate a conciliator' policy with the Southern States. It is rumoured from Washington that, since any attempt to reinforce Fort Sumpter at Charleston might provoke hostilities, It would ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. The Times, commenting on the debate Mr Hughes’s motion on Friday evening, says that it greatly doubts whether the long agitation against slavery did all the good it was intended to do, or-can bo credited with much cf the result now happily ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. The announcement recently made that the law for the gradual abolition slavery has been signed by the King of Spain incorrect. It merely the lonv-delayed code of rules for the working of Senor Wortz’s preparatory law of 1868, which has ...

... BRITISH SLAVERY. In article on the above subject the Liverpool Porcupine says ; —And yet now, even now, with that the wall—hand writing in the blood of Burke and Cavendish, handwriting surely as awestriking and ominous as ever gleamed lurid with doom ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The first real and authentic reply to the British ladies address to their sisters in America, has just been received by the tecretarv the ladiee committee. It comes from the The Ladies Anti-Slaverv Committee of Obcrlin, Ohio,” and is ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Advices from iirazil announce that the question of slavery had lately occupied the serious attention of the Government, and that the next meeting of the Chambers measures fur its gradual extinction will be introduced. A mung the most ...

... SLAVERY IN TANGIER A correspondent, telegraphing from Gibraltar cn Monday, says:— I heard of the sale of another slave in Tangier. It was that of a woman who was sold for 37 dols. Not long since a slave (a woman) was admitted to the French hospital, ...