... THE SLAVERY CIRCULAR. Mr. gave netiee the following amendment to Mr. Whitbread's motion on the Slavery Circular: That, in the opinion this House, it is desirable te obtain further information from the Royal slavery, both as to the instructions issued ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND SLAVERY. The Saturday Review says: — In the debate the Fugitive Slave Circulars, to the question—ls the standing policy of the Foreign Office to be maintained, or shall there be a new policy ?—the Ministry plainly replied that it cannot ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. MR. replying Sir A. Mills, said that the instructions to the Royal Commission on question would no doubt include the consideration whether further imperial legislation was necessary reference that n , THE QUEEN'S ROYAL TITLE. The ...

... from Naples, | the su; Silistria | it should excite a one fireman were Qe na SLAVE RY IN CU of 1,019 gross roprietors of the Slavery ...

... SLA.VERY IN ZANZIBAR. The Telegraph states that since Sir Bar tie Frcre left Zanzibar not single slave has p;issed through the Zanzibar Custom-house, is hundreds entered and departed former years. This is not due the Sultan, but the traders, who have ...

... SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST. The Timet has received the following statement from Colonial Office : Lord Carnarvon, with a view to prevent any misapprehension of the precise position of the measures now being adopted for the abolition of slavery on the ...

... EAST AFRICAN SLAVERY. Speaking at the anti-slavery meeting in Exeter Hall Tuesday night, Sir bore testimony to the desire the Khedive of Egypt that slavery should be put down in his dominions. moved resolution, which was adopted by the meeting—That the ...

... SLAVERY OOLD COAST. Hr. EVKLYN ASHLEY brought forward motien to the effect that slavery should not be recognised the Gold Coast, and urged its behalf that we had it in our power to repress the traffic in human beings by a simple edict declaring that judge ...

... BRAZIL.—PROPOSED ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Bio JANEIRO, MAY 23, —The Government has presented the Chambers emancipation bill liberating tbe national slaves. Those slaves of which the Crown has the usufruct and those belonging to the convents are to be freed ...

... ARTHUR COTTON ON AFRICAN slavery. ' . '> Sir Arthur Cotton Oh follows the African Slave Tsadc:—' * f •' quite agree with Sir, Charlre that qhile there is a oertain iparket for' our in Egypt, Turkey, and Persia; must be terrible djmfaltiea in the way patting ...

... specially qualified to write about— Slavery and the Slave Trade. ' traces the origin of slavery down to his suppression the slave trade the White Nile. It nay surprise the reader to find the abolition of slavery by the British Parliament characterised ...

... transactions of Spain with respect to slavery. The secretaries of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society have furnished a report, in which they declare that the Spanish Government have taken no steps to abolish slavery. All that they have done has been ...