... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. The Anti-Slavery Conference, which has been sitting at Brussels for some time, has now ended its work, and the results of the long deliberations of the seventeen Powers represented have been reduced to a General Act dealing ...

... ENGLISH CHILDREN SLAVERY. It has come to the knowledge of the British Consul- General Pera that French-Arab troupe of acrobats, who have been performing in Constantinople, contain* a number of English children in a condition of slavery. It is said there ...

... REVELATIONS OF MODERN SLAVERY. report the continuance of the p,w » in the markets of the Sahara, th 0 Africa. Slaves of both sexes sk •by the traders, and boys and girls Nt^t!?^ * i ,e and fifteen fetch P ces - • to slaves in Morocco are , n« »nee an ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. The Sultan of Zanzibar has issued a decree abolishing slavery in his dominions. The Zanzibar Government will pay compensation for legally held slaves with the approval of General Sir L. Mathews, the Premier; and if Zanzibar ...

... SLAVERY ABOLISHED VITU. A telegram from Zanzibar states that Mr. M'Kenzie, director of the British East Africa Company, has met the chiefs of Vitu, who have gladly handed over the administration of the territory to tho Company. Shi very has been abolished ...

... ti. REV ELATIONS OF MODERN SLAVERY. | slave trade in that Em tn the markets of the Sahers, S'aves of both sexes nine and by the traders, and Osses of ves in orecco are one instance an who was tet barously flogged wife of the son of the bad displeased ...

... SLAVERY IN RITISH EMPIRE SIR CHARLES DILKE’S INDICTMENT. The Parliamentary Representative of the Daily Chronicle ” writes: We have been living in a focl’s paradise. For sixty years we have harboured the delusion that slavery was an illegal institution ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CAUSE. AN APPEAL FOR HELP. Wit* view of reviving the interest of Christian denominations in the anti-slavery cause a letter being circulated which, with some modification, coo tains the substance of epistle which proved in promoting the ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. very Conference held its first sitting vacation on Monday, its reassembly *>» owing to the illness of one of «i? Varies and the unavoidable absence flu the its sitting the committee charged of the measures taken for 011 the ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. EFFECT OF THE EDICT. Mr. Francis W. Fox, who has just retarned from paying a series of visits to the Islands of Zanzibar and Pemba, and also to Mombasa, has given the following description of affairs there to a representative ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. The report of the labours of the Maritime committee of the Anti-Slavery Conference, drawn up by MM Martens and Bouree, was read before the committee at Monday's sitting, and some modifications were made. The report, which ...

... THE CONGRESS AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The committee of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society recently addressed a memorial to the Emperor of Russia, suggesting that the approaching Congress afforded an appropriate occasion, such as has not been ...