... limitaition, however, which is Bt i practically disrB arded. In 1866 President Prelorius justi- ni fied this apprenticeship or slavery as a protection for native at pue children :--ISurrounded as this Republic is by native tribes, u ill who frequently go to ...

... Ball, Taylor. Crick, and Wilson, of Liverpool. SIR SAMUEL BAKER ON SLAVERY. Sir Samttel Baker delivered the Rede lecture at Cambridge yesterday afternoon, the subject being ! slavery. Ho pointed out that so long as Maheo- medanism prevailed, the custom ...

... murder against some person or persons unknown. a Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the : g British and Foreign Anti-slavery Society f and its friends and supporters waited upon Lord Rosebery at the Foreign Office for the b ed purpose of making r ...

... through a population of 80 mi~lions, which were only the remnants I left after frightful inter-tribal wars and the l ravages of slavery, When the Pax Britannica was established and the railway constructed, that 80 millions would expand indefinitely, anil that ...

... with little cest or trouble, be entirely stopped, the more co as the Sultan is not averse eventually to totally abolish slavery in his dominions. Dar-es-Salam, a town on the mainland opposite to Zanzibar, is ens of the few healthy spots on the east coast ...

... workitig dttly to not iii ieiore thanl twelve. Resoltitions protestilag strongly ft1 ait igiinst the present comidition of slavery to whichlit tlie tramway and. 'bus employ6s tire subjected and in le in favour of Mr. Suthierest's Ten Hours Bill were di ...

... show that, in granting the North Borneot Charter, the --Government had given 'an h implied sanction to the maintenance of B slavery under the protection of the no British flag, and had run a grave riskx of becoming involved in serious com- is a plications ...

... appose by all menns tise introddetion of anly attemipt to pines the industrial classes of our country illn a coditirn of Slavery infinltely, worset than that in which the negroes were prior to the WiilbeLforcw Elirancipationl Bill. The following resolution ...

... class, it is fa opposed to the spirit of American liberty and of r; o the Constitution. It has imposeit now industrial rei slavery, it hts prevented the nationll progress of sei wealth amnong tho farming classes, has decreased an wages and their purchasing ...

... effect that no arrangement for 'the government b: of the territories on the Gold Coast, which ol involved the recognition of slavery in any U form, would be satisfactory. After a debate, a in which Mr. DISRAELI took part, the amendment tas negatived without ...

... , and said that if ianch 3i reduction in their wages took place, their ?? would be worse than in the, old days of Forest slavery. The Chair- man urged the delegatesato use their influence with the colliers and miners to be guided -by the executive, and ...

... troublesome bands of shale. About three-fourths of the Alabama coal used in the State comes from two mines In the Cahaba field. SLAVERY IN Bbzrm.-Twenty-four years have passed since Brazil renounced the African slave trade, and in that time the number of slaves ...