... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. is only then shirk &year and sins awl kw owl with Obese is sousisys Imes the bled. &my the base sway lobe bass Use &dad se lie prise a wi th all its _elk.% is rich id year as Ms bees by so mob taw., sad mations Mee we lid Paths id ▪ ...

... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. The text of the measure protubitlng the trade is bleak slaves throughout lb. Ottoman Empire is telegraphed from Constantinople. The first article deniers' that the trade in black slaves and the Getty oe passage of the same is prohibited ...

... SLAVERY ON THE INCREASE. Prof rear Henry Drummed in Scribner's Megazine the et a dare wards, says :—• No one who arbermas hew barb lib is oriented by amp pessiss bodkins and revolting at barb= So trade. The boa who appear dr whets erase is band, ham ...

... THE CRUSADE AGAINST SLAVERY. The King of the Belgians lute invited the Sultan of Turkey to take part in the Anti-Slavery Congress to be held at Brussels, and the Sultan ham decided that a special Turkish Commissioner shall attend. It appears that Captain ...

... WHITE SLAVERY IN VIRGINIA. TERRIBLE REVELATIONS. A startling story of the White Slavery into whack ignorant Bohemia& immigrant. see being sold in the wilds of West Vtrginla has jest been received at New York. TM first step is the revelations, which will ...

... SLAVERY AT ?RI HOLD COAST. Coereapoodenee ►u passed hetsams Kr. H. IL Pox-Bourne, of the Aborigines' Protection Bociety. and Lord tiouteford, with reference to the exist, ace of slavery at the ld Coast. In a letter to Lord houtstard Mr. Kos-Born: writes: ...

... A telegram from the risers correeposdent at Zees sibar states that the Salton has issued a deem deleted maga the slaws of slavery throughout the Zanzibar dominions which taken the whole public entirely by surprise, and of which it I. impossible to overrate ...

... will resign his post of Vice-President of the Legislative Council. The Paris papers seem strangely misinformed about this slavery incident, as they have denied the legality of the arrest and the trial of the aeaused, and have asserted that the Sirdar intended ...

... he was a slave in Maryland, but in 1838 effected his escape, and soon obtained widespread fame an a lecturer in the Anti• Slavery Crusade. He paid two or three visits to England, and created a deep inviressice by his oratorical fervour in the cause of ...

... that Mr. Gladatone observed that the lecturer states that the Tory party abolished slavery, which Is grossly untrue; and that Mr. Gledatone opposed the abolition of slavery, whim is absolutely untrue. The lecturer may . find in the debate on the bill. a ...

... wort. ter justies. Imitation. and rodeos found rrk say Into Arm of Parliatneet The old factory Min abomination—lt was whits slavery country yearning fat tbs conversion of the brae. Tae bout,, Nut.timm. the *Oolitic. , of Ald•labw. were of great value. Whirr ...

... reported that the slavehunters were burning, and pillaging, and massacring wherever they saceunterod opposition and reducing to slavery those of the unfortunate blacks they thought It for the purpose. Subsequently the near approach of the band was reported to ...