... SLAVERY AT ZANZIBAR. ! M*- J- W. Festing, honorary secretary to the Centra! 1 African Mission, writes to the Timet from 1, Queen's-squareplaca, Westminster Unless questions connected with abolition slavery at Zanzibar have lost their interest, I hope ...

... COMMANDER CAMERON AFRICAN SLAVERY. Commander Cameron delivered a lecture on Tnesday afternoon in the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, on Africa and its prospects. The Chancellor (Dr. Sewell) presided. In the course of his address Commander Cameron said the ...

... territorial waters of any State, you will not admit or entertain any demand made upon you for his surrender on the ground of slavery. (2) It is not intended, noris it possible, to lay down any precise or general rule as to cases which you ought to receive ...

... tions made bv Commissioners:— J I. While ou the one hand naval officers should abstain from any active interference with slavery countries it is a legal institution, the commander a ship of war should not altogether prohibited from exercising his discretion ...

... Foreign Anti-Slavery Society on the subject of Slavery in Cuba. The deputation urged the Minister to make friendly appeal to the Spanish Government to abolish slavery in the island, and insisted that the Mo'ret law for the future extinction slavery was illusory ...

... opinion shows itself very indibcriminatiug. The distinction—which it is impossible safely to ignore—between the slave trade and slavery as domestic institution in countries with which are on terms of friendship i%pushed out of sight or not even observed. Of ...

... in eonse'pieuce of destructive fire, which broke out ill buildin;; that was ejected iu commemoration of the abolition of slavery iu the above-mentioned locality. The ground floor is used school-rooms, anil the upper storeys almshouses for aged and decayed ...

... tower was laid last year by General Schenck, the United States Minister. It is designed as a memorial of the abolition of slavery under President Lincoln, and a bond of brotherhood between this country and America. Its cost was £7,000, half of which was ...

... THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CIRCULAR. long as great policy is pursued in conjunction with other naval States on the subject of slavery, the discretion should be left to our cammanders to protect fugitives who seem to deserve special protection, without hampering ...

... independence of the Turkish Empire. He hoped the Bulgarians would soon be set free, for peasant life there was little better slavery. He wonld give most emphatic Mo any proposal that this country should go to war uphold Turkey. ...

... under the cloak of religion. Liars, thieves, and murderers, should be treated they deserve. England has spent much to repress slavery. We hope she will spend more to liberate the oppressed Poles and others who are held in a state of bondage; arm every Mussalman ...

... temperance canae. wia lordship addressed the meeting at some length, and observed that, with the exception of the abolition of slavery, a subject which was unfortunately again rising to surface, the promotion of tempenaoe was the greatest question which men ...