... SLAVERY BRAZIL In th« course of lengthy account Consul at Rio de Janeiro of the great brazihan province of Mu.aa Geraes, which was lately laid before Parliament, refert-nce is.male to slavery i»» braxil- The number of registered slaves in the province ...

... THE SLAVERY TRADE. A Z*mih*r telegram in the eecooJ edition of the Time* elate* that dhow, currying colour* ao ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA KXTRAORUIXARY SCENES. Very startling and, need hardly saj', grossly exaggerated, accounts, if indeed they are not tictions altogether, are given in the American papers of the state of affairs in Cuba. Much excitement, it is stated, still ...

... SLAVERY MANIFESTO LIBERATION -.F NE- r.OEs. Tub Secretary of War replie«l to General Butkr request for iastructions a« to the of slave* taking refuge with the Federal forces, t ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. It may not be generally known that slavery was abolished in India in 1843 by the simple passing of an Act destroying its legal status. As the freeman and the slave thus stood upon the same footing before the law, the natural result ...

... SHOP SLAVERY. The present system of shop-labour is now generally regarded, and with justice, as one of the gravest social dangers of our time. Anyone may obtain, iu almost any quarter, trustworthy evidence of its merciless olite, and unpretentious tyranny ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL Advices from Brazil announce that the question of slavery had lately occupied the serious attention of the Government, and that, at the next meeting of the Chambers, measures for its gradual extinction will be introduced. Among the most ...

... SLAVERY AMERICA. While travelling not long «go in one of the •oalli-westcrii counties In Virginia the following thrilling incident took place: —Marling in the stage eooch, toon after morning being delightful one tba latter pan of the month Mav, I took ...

... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. ('firdiosl L»ri(«ric, ArchMahop of Algior* tad ( >• now '**y» I‘am Ule/rfcni r prMctuxtc * Dow but |Mu.iiic ormwlo •tCKiiut “Slavery Afric*. Hia F.minenco. who is in Pmu. deli' , red atiiriDK widreoe the Church of Sulpicc, yesterday ...

... CUBAN SLAVERY. At meeting of the Abolitionist Society Madriil, painful sensation was produced by the exhibition of the whips. Iron chain, and heavy iron collars, and other instrument* which can still legally naed in the “corttction' of Cuban slaves. The ...

... on- account of our luke; warmness as to their great straggle. The war now ragiog, .sccordinigto Urs. Stowe. is *t dai anti-slavery war, a.1d she is .nstohlekid ttat sGo'subtihiie'i movement - should excite so ?? thatthe love of cotton . hae -prevailed ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL That venerable iostitution the abocka — which was on it. lea; leg. in England when Bulgier Lytton wrote My Noisy and all but disappeared from the moot aeu mated of village is still tioorinhing vigorously on the other side of the Atlantic ...