... RAILWAY SLAVERY, Mr. Bass, M.P., has published a lotter which he has ad I dressed to the chairman of the Midland Railway Company, to substantiate his aecusations against that company of overworking their servants, John Walker, late ongine. driver in the ...

... rtde prbvale; slavery cannot exi-is. ..etia the fared and authe, 'r±,ty Qf' the E~glishlAw i's dxited' to assisttlie sliva . owner:'in' hiserolaim 't6o.hbfhumisnvchatteols. 'The ,'slaver wich. exists'; hereJ istermied';-dest 'slavery. ?? The re'ai sneanhig ...

... SLAVERY. . NT EXT INCT IN,.ENGLAND. On Monday, the Dewsbary magistrates had a easebeforo them which shows that slavery can hardly be said to be extinct. A littleQ boy, named Andrew Thompson, was placed before them to give evidence argainst a collier, ...

... They dri' gy would be laid en the table. ha, ±0e SLAVERY. IN TURKEY. we ge. hit BAXTER asked if there had been any coin. f iedl munication with the Porte with respect to the 'he existence of slavery and the slave trade, in the ap ire Turkish Empire. ...

... satisfactory which involves the recognition of slavery in any form. The hon. ?? V- gentleman stated that his object was the abolition 1:I Le of slavery in every part of sour African possessions; . for that slavery still existed there was abundantly - 3t proved ...

... years ago, some were unwilling that he should be recognised on account of the difficulty arising out of the slavery question. But to-day slavery no longer cxisted, . They had always protested against it, and in the late war, their sons had been faith. ...

... 2.-The /King held to-day the usual official receptions. His Majesty expressed himself very favourable to the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico. ITALY. IROAE, -JA. 2, EvENING.-The Giornale Bomrna says it has reason to believe that M. de Corcelles, in ...

... police to preserve the psauc of the county. Thero wreroonly five eases fur trial. SLAVEBY IN EAST APaICA. Speatking at an nrti slavery meeting in EHxoer- ball yestorday, Sir Bartle FoLer bor0 testirnoiay to the desire of tbo Khedive of Egypt tbit slivery\ 8bould ...

... army reorganisation, commencing with a refcr'm of the army corps. THE ABOLITION OF I SLAVERY IN 0 PORTO RICO. MADRID, JAN. 25.-The Committee on %the Abolition of Slavery, in Porto Rico, have finished their report, and will present it to the Congress on ...

... Cuban committee of slave- . owners have telegraphed to the Dlinister of t the Interior prote3ting against the abolitionr of slavery in Porto Rico. T MADRID, JAN. 7.-Senor Zorilla sub. f imitted to the Kiing the deoree appointing i: General Florez Captain-General ...

... few months. And then Christianity had virtually o abolished slavery. There might be some few p traces of slavery remaining in different nations, but within the lifetime of those present slavery had in reality ceased to exist. And this was the more remarkable ...

... and no decrease of gc stteugth is lerceptible. * re hi SPAIN. it MADRID, FEB. 4.-Thm news of the in- tb tended abolition of slavery in Porto Rico be has been received there with enthusiasm. Meetings of Cuban proprietors have been c held to devise a solution ...