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... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. GERMANY COUNTENANCES THE TRAFFIC. [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] ZANZIBAR, Tuimday.-Travellerg arriving here froni the coast confirm the recent news that the German administrator at Bagamoyo has pub- lished an official notice giving free liberty ...
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... SLAVERY IN NEW GUINEA. [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM, j BERLIN, Wednesday.—The semi-official fforik German Gazette to-day announces that in German New Guinea slavery will be prohibited in au) shape or form. ...
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... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL, TELEGRAM'. I RIO DE JANEIao, Friday.—The Government bill for the general abolition of slavery has been passed by both the Senate and Chamber of the Deputiea. COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL A Lloyd's telegram from Gravesend states ...
... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. A FEMALE SLAVE DETAINED AT THE BRITISH EMBASSY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Thursday. —A Circas- sian slave having taken refuge at the British Consulate, Mr Fawcett has ordered her to be detained, and has requested Sir Henry Layard to make rep ...
... could go in the direction of the total abolition of slavery, but they must avoid doing injustice. Instructions had been given that no British official was to assist in sending slaves back into slavery, but when a master legally claimed his slaves in the ...
... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. THREE PACHAS ARRESfED. ALLEGED BUYING OF SOUDANESE GIRLS. EXCITEMENT AT CAIRO. CAIRO, Tuesday.—Ali Pacha, Chief President of the Legislative Council, and two other pachas were to-day summoned to appear before the Slave Department on ...
... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Tuesday.—The Convention signed by Servus Pasha and Sir Henry Lavard for the purpose of putting an end to the slave trade in the Sultan's dominions, gives England a right of search on b ^ard vessels flying the Turkish ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY. GOOD WORK BY THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN SOCIETY. ILLEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN PEMBA STOPPED. The British and Foreign Anti-S'.avery Society recently received iuf orrr ation that the progress of the emancipation of slaves in the Island of Pemba. had ...