... will be levelled not merely at the patriarchal institution of domestic slavery, oat of which has grown the harem with its odalisques and its guards; bat against the form of slavery which prevails among the Circuits/se, who bo'd in bondage as serfs the ...

... SLAVERY IN EUROPE. Writing from Belathe. a cerrespondent of the Moncluster Grardion says :—There was a great row in the liberties. camp the day before yesterday, which originated in the peculiar institution of as it flourishes here. It appears that • ...

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

... TURKISH SLAVERY. I , we may folly credit the paper read by Major Millinger 'oefore the Anthropological Society, there is a field of female enterprise in the East which hitherto has been happily cultivated only by Oriental hands. All the ladies in Con ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. The shive population of of Rio de on September 30, 1882, was 35,855, a decrease had been added of 8771 in nine years, 7083 excess of eutries over to the primitive number by the In the nine the deaths were 8373, and the emancipations ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY JUBILEE. A meeting was held on the let inst, at the Guildhall, London, to celebra;e the fiftieth anniversary the abolition of slavery In the British colonies, and in view of the anticipated pmence of the Prince of Wales, eonsiderable ...

... slavery had been restored nearly all over the Soudan ander the rale of the most bloodthirsty fiend that God ever let live—slavery of the worst description. The Radical party were iu 11482 and they bad au opportunity of accomplishing then what had since ...

... uncut wt before I Sir Hei neither ant Rat rift He end lint th slavery, intro* Mr. E. by Mr. : tone fr know w informs polio would h wbethei otli,r 0, the heel with on then would I Minietei ing him rising at fortheor when th Foreign on the mitt,* moved ...

... was a very great deal of slavery on the continent of Africa itself. Another field of slavery was Brazil, and the president of the Anti-Slavery Society and some were working in order to redeem that country from the taint of slavery. They were looking forward ...

... institution is doing most useful (though unostentatious) work, in the — cause of the suppression of slavery. On the whose. I certainly regard slavery as s moribund institution in Egypt. The great progress which has been mode within the Sot few years is ...

... moral courage by passing remedial and to rescue millions id Hind women from slavery. Re mys it ltritish blood and nionfy have flowed like water Is efrorte to stamp out slavery other countries ; yet In India the Itritish tiovernment sits by with folded ...

... desired the withdrawal of the circular was, not to do anything in violation of the law of slavery, but simply that we should not be palled on to enforce the law of slavery.—Mr. Secretary Hardy aid not dispute the .x-territoriality of a ship of war ; but that ...