... IS IT SLAVERY P 6ELLING BY AUCTION. POXe OUR HEWsNGFORS CORKERPONDENT.) In most civilized countries there is some form of work and almnshouses for people unable to provide for themselves, and institutions of the kind are also in existence in the chief ...

... absolute and unalterable refusal to recog- nise the lawfulness of slavery for any purpose or in any shape. Lord Salisbury claims credit for having improved upon the Indian model by abolishing slavery altogether in the islands of Perabs and Zanzibar. But he has ...

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... Southern sympathies, accompanied with an avowed approval Iof slavery, than Southern sympathies masking themselves 3 under a pretended dislike of slavery. That the Times trn. ticaily supported slavery must be obvious to all who ,te tracked its course with respect ...

... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. y ABOLITION OF THE TRADE IN BLACKS. a It (T1IOUGH R1.UTER's AGENoY.i COXN'TANTIOPLE, SA. 3. The following is the text of the law prohibit- . ing the trade in black slaves throughout the Ottoman Enmire. The law has been drawn up v by ...

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... STa ery ill Zauzib.ar. TILB Anti-Slavery Society, the . need for whose existence is a slur upon ciriliztion, has sent a w(ighty inernorial to the Prime Minister on the atibject of .,1averv in Zanzibar. Thia is a matter in which members of tbe present ...

... -Novo that it is shown tl~at slavery, pure and lisaple, was not practised in the Transvaal by the Boors, it is alleged that the custom of apprenticeship or inboeocon' of orphans for a term of years amounted to slavery, hudi is a suticioet cause for ...

... Slavery in 7Y=tnar. *SIV2:ERy is at last to be mboliisied in Zainzibar. A Parliamentary paper issued yesterday announces I I . ?? . . . .- the fact, and describes the method by which the is, change rrill b-e acomplieshed. The Prime im- jin ister, in a ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. To TII EDITOR OF TrD DAILY NEWS. Sli,-It must have been observed by your readers that American poli.ics are occupying a larger and d larger space in European journals as the European ti struggle goes on. This can be no surprise to ...

... the peace of society, and the enforcement of law-to say nothing about this war as directly waged against the extension of slavery and of the slave trade. Tree, it is aet an abolition war, we eoanobt stir up servile insurrection, and we deserve credit for ...

... suffering for its political complicity with slavery ; hut is it not suffering forits religious complicity with slavery ? When au effort waO made to deparate the American Mle- thodist Episcopal Church froma slavery, did not Dr. M'Clin- tuck strenuously oppose ...