... SLAVERY IN CHINA. In a recent report to the Department of State in Washington, Colonel Denby, the United States Minister to Pekin, says that Chinese writers attribute the origin of slavery in that country to crime, the first slaves being felons. They ...

... 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 MADAGASCAR Those who read the last volume Madagascar the late Mr Ellis, and still more all the readers of the excellent book published three years ago by Dr Mullens, the learned and devoted secretary of the London Missionary Society, will once ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH. _ haw the of as itnet Carotins, with the - tear ol the 1.0.10 e r 11010. Saxton. tin minter,' of fp dapillettel of the lir etatca that before key titalwetwd hi. C Incluticit i t ., thee 111ANIPPeoto Twehe ee thew at lot. to lien ...

... PARTIZANS OF SLAVERY. The spirit shown by the Southern ladles is seen in Alexandria. They stay shut up In their houses, hut as soldiers of the Union pass they actually spit upon them from their windows ! The &c 'Won mania seems to convert the women into ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. W E will draw upon Mr Olmsted's sport, as that of an evewitheo, for some notion of the habitual relation between employer and emplo . ..ed in a Slave State. He speaks of one of the largest estates of the Lower kliAs-ippi, belor•ding ...