... broadcast over the villages parnphl-U denouncing the Government and the Kmperor, and urging the people to put an end to their slavery. The Orthodox Synod has instructed the clergy to counteract the agitation caused by these pamphlets. ...

... telegraphs that the country, as far as Chinbok territory, has been conquered. The force liberated seventy Burmese who were kept slavery by Kachyens. ...

... honest blundering of the public mind changed for a I too easy acquiescence in slavery, as necessitated by the exigencies of industry. I Still, however much we abhor negro slavery, we c cannot blink the fact that English industry has tied i the cords of the ...

... slaves were released, and was compelled to send the slave traders out of his country, and agree to the entire abolition of slavery there. is rebuilding the town, but the commissioner iias had strong fort built on the opposite bank of the Shire, which completely ...

... — “ Hawarden Castle, Chester, Sept. 11. “Sir,—l am directed by Mr Gladstone “to refer o 1 10 the debates on abolition of slavery as recorded o the *“Mirror of Parliament.” The statement to which you have drawn kns attention is wholly false, and he has ...

... all-pox has broken out a rican ship Arabia, which has arri ss it was of the crew Gied at ABC should since succumbed. unsuit- ‘a SLAVERY STORY. New Wed sblia on The New Yorl: Herald states that nati ...

... Mitchell, advo- on cate, presided, and gave an interesting opening address fes on the subject of slavery. Mr Davis, at the outset, ag spoke of the nature of slavery, describing it in all its pa hideousness and misery. At considerable length, he the showed to ...

... —— loubt SLAVERY CONFERENCE AT PAR from Bermuda with the crew of the American brig inless | ‘Abbie Clifford, which was wrecked on August 31st. (Revrer’s TELEGRAM.) | For five days the shipwreck ed crew were adrift on Monda: y. — The Anti-Slavery nt it a ...

... e£100 as it protest against the inefficent steps which .were taken to do awav%,wztih slavery, especially in t the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba. The legal c status of slavery, on the. mainland should be a abolished, and if possible the railway to Nyassa- e ...

... Ame- rican slavery, dealt with it as a question of ordinary politics. We can do so no longer. It is no change of opinion, for to us slavery appears as no greater curse to-day than it did this time twelve months. But the en- croachments of slavery are a very ...

... The Senators and Deputies for Cuba were yesterday heard the committee of the Chamber upon the | bill for the Abolition of Slavery in that colony. | King Alfonso will this evening receive the congratulations the foreign diplomatic body on His Majesty’s ...

... old workers who had long been straggling in the anti slavery cause. She visited Boston, went to the Anti Slavery Rooms, and reinforced her repertoire of facts by such books as Theodore D. Weld’s “Slavery As It Is,” the Lives of Joaiah Henson and Lewis Clarke ...