... SLAVERY IN INDIA. The Punjsub authorities are just now engaged in trying to stop a traffic in slaves which is said to have existed from time immemorial. So the body Calcutta correspondent tells us. But what have the Punjsub authorities been thinking about ...

... SLAVERY ENGLAND. Tux London correspondent of the Scotsman says:— I hear the inquiries of the Anti. Slavery Society at Manchester and elsewhere have elicited the feet that many other slave girls besides the one lately referred to by me have been introduced ...

... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. Mr. C. H. Allen, secretary of the Anti Sitvery Scciety, . sends the following condensed account from their correspondent in Tangier Fattah, a negro. aged 22, has been working industriously in the port of Tangier for two years, and ...

... SLAVERY AND LABOUR. The difficulties in regard to labour supply which follow the emancipation of slaves are referred to in reports by Mr. W. F. Segrave fiom Baltimore, and by Mr. F. 8. Hampshire, Acting Consul at Santos, Bradt. Mr. Segrave says that the ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR, Is tranemittleg So Lord Salisbury tbe Anti-Slaysey by Imo Suiten of Zanzibar, August 1, Itsia-smith fry Ifreis the itself ashen liss Arabs IWO ille amuse to limn nen than they bed Ifraisetese eseity expected or bsped for. They to ...

... SLAVERY IN CHINA. In a recent report to the Department of State in Washington, Colonel Denby, the United States Minister to Pekin, says that Chinese writers attribute the origin of slavery in that country to crime, the first slaves being felons. They ...

... SLAVERY IN AFRICA Herr Krause, a West African trsteller at me note, who fret drew the attention of the to the fact that slaves were being sold At the settlement of Togo, hss written a letter from IS% which is published in Berlin. in it he mays: The ...

... EXCILLSII CHILDREN IN SLAVERY. It has come to the knowledge of the British Consul- General at Pere that a French-Arab troup of acrobats, who have been performing in Con.stantinople, contains a numbtr of English children in a condition of slavery. It is said there ...

... SLAVERY 1 AFRICA. ramie presided at A great public ineeting of the and Itireign Mover/ Society. in the °Um night. He observed that years of steady. peneistmall work would be necessary before seqalketive cheek could be pet to the slave and nothing could ...

... BRITISR OFFWIALS IN RELATION TO SLAVERY. hir. Laboochere bri,ught unier notice of the !louse declaring that it improper for :my official to I, lid his sanction te, or to aid directly or indite, tly it, retaining any per ma in or consigning any person ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY JUB;LE E. A meeting was held on the let inst. at the Guildhall, London, to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the British colonies, and in view of the anticipated presence of the Prince of Wales, considerable ...

... EGYPT AID TR, SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY. An Alexandria telegram says that the expedition for the suppression of slavery, consisting of Morica Boy, Yondigo Bey, and Dr. Lowe, has returned from its inspection of the ports in the Red Sea and the Egyptian steamers ...