... TURKISH SLAVERY. If we folly mat the parse mad by Major Millisger before the Sooiety, there is a Sold of female is the Esst 'Lich hitherto has but nollivated only by Oriental bands. the is Constantinople are, it seems, slave dealers. Every weer who hae ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. A oorreepoudeat of the Tines, writing from Zero sibs, oa the kb orpresees the up to the provost the Salta. has himself heasstli to the teak of perferedag his ia the peovisloes of the TIN eorrespeadeat condones : ro those who knew ...

... SLAVERY IN PORT*) RICO. MADRID. Febram7 2. A meeting of members of the Radical party was held here to-day. tenor Zarin& made a speech. in which he maid the were acting in a perfectly legal suaanar, but that the party would oases to attend the sittings ...

... SLAVERY 1A Eti The following reply has been received through Lord Granville to a memorial addressed to toe Khedive of Egypt by the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society :—•• Foreign-office, May lb, ltli J.— Sir, 1 am directed by Ear* Uraninite to ...

... SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST. The following statement has been issued front the Coltnial Office Lord Carnarvon, with a view to prevent any misapprehension of the prmise position of the measures now being adopted for the abolition of slavery on the Gold COIM ...

... SIR SAMURL li.kKER ON SLAVERY, Sir 'Samuel Baker delivered the Red, lecture at Cauibridge on Tuesday afternoon. the subject being ttrilgrery. Ile pointed out that so love as Diahumanism prevailed, the custom of polygamy necessitating an importation of ...

... THE JUBILEE SINGERS Eic.iilave Students from Fisk I 'nis ereity, States of America), with their SONGS OF SLAVERY, Will give a Serritie of Song in the LAMMAS-STREET CHAPEL, CARMARTHEN WEDNDWAY Acticer Ira. The Chair will taken by the Worshipful the .11A ...

... Ahem gentlemen, writing in vigorous and indignant terms, has just made the British public aware, for the first time, that slavery, as a domestic institution, exists to this day, in its revolting form, the Gold Coast, and under the British protectorate ...

... undertake railway legislation In the interests of polio safety. Tux people of this country long laboured under the delusion that slavery no longer existed on the West Coast of Africa, end that a glorious work would be acoomplished when the west of the same continent ...

... ships in Bombay Harbour may take their departure. In the next we should not be ear. prised to beer of an ultimata., slavery or so slavery, being communicated to Sultan Barge& by Admiral Calming. _ The MON paper says : Public is tweed upon the of Swat ...

... belonged to the Northern and 650,000 to the Southern wing. The Methodist quarrel about slavery began early, and was conducted with great bitterness. It opened long before slavery was a national conflict, for in 1808 the majority of a General Conference decided ...

... GENERAL NEWS• The death ix announced of Mr. Lloyd tiarrison, the veteran anti.slavery agitator in Commission will shortly sit to inquire into the I cost and organization of the Indian army. Cardinal Newman's health has so far improved as to allow of his ...