... SLAVERY IN CUBA. Quite recently deputation waited npon Earl Granville to urge upon the Government the duty of interposing with Spain, in conjunction with the United States, with a view to secure the emancipation of the slave population of Cuba and Porto-E*co ...

... SLAVERY AT END. ! which marched from tha Green to Eastman*, and The whole country, for many days’ radius (in there tho persona composing it passed resolutions marching) from Fatiko, at peace. The natives, i cngatrmg not to vote for ary candidate who wa ...

... TURKISH SLAVERY. If we may folly credit the paper read by Major Millinger before the Anthropological Society, there is field female enterprise in the East which hitherto has been happily cultivated only by Oriental hands. All the ladies in Constantinople ...

... AX ESCAPE FROM SLAVERY. Mr. Douglasa, loctirinsfin Philadelphia on 10th of March, pavo tho following account of his escape from a slave State : While slavery 1 had good reasons for not telling the story of my escape from bondage ; now that great trial ...

... declares that it' he signs any doemuent to abolish slavery, his life endangered. From a self-interested point view, bis own sympathies, notwithstanding disclaimers, are likely to on tho side of slavery, and this idea receives continuation from tho circumstance ...

... of King Amadeus the note addressed to it by Mr. Fish, the Foreign Secretary of State, on the subject of the abolishment of slavery in Cuba, is worded both courteously and amicably. The document contains a vague assurance to the United States Government ...

... of slavery in its most atrocious form as a legal institution. Was it not something very like a mockery, then, to send out a special expedition for the purpose of bringing pressure to bear on the Sultans of Zanzibar and Muscat in order that slavery might ...

... Mauritius, for the purpose of satisfying himself whether or not, England was at all implicated in countenancing the system of slavery- He boldly declared that, at the places named, the British (Government had been selling the slaves, captured on board Arab ...

... silver tea-pot, and an illuminated address, in token of his successful efforts in emancipating the brickfield children from a slavery which has been described degrading as that of Asia and Africa. In a little publication he gave such a harrowing account of ...

... After the minutes ef the last sitting had been read, the House passed to the order the paper, namely, the discussion of the Slavery Abolition Bill. This proceeding occasioned murmurs. Senor Austron opposed the bill. The sitting continues. Madrid, February ...

... •f the Workshops Regulation Act are being rigidly enforced, no rower than 10,000 or 12,000 children will rescued from that slavery of overwork, which emshes all joyous feelings out of the young heart and brings life to premature end. ...

... .presented matters of record, and to strengthen the American case, leaving the arbitrators to rule them out if not just. SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO. Madrid, February 2.—A meeting of members of the Radical party was held here to-day. Senor Zorrilla made a speech ...