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... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. The slave population of the municipality Rio ds Janeiro on September 30, 1882, was 35,855, decrease of S7TI in nine years, altho 'gh 7083 had been added to the primitive number by the excess of entries over departures. In the nine years ...
... SLAVERY AND THE STICK. Hitherto the Impression has prevailed in Russia, ss elsewhere in Europe, that serfdom wee abolished once and for all time in ISM by the late Emperor. This is. however, far from being the case, and it appears from the Russian newspapers ...
... SLAVERY IN INDIA. The Punjaub authorities are jilst now engaged in trying to stop a traffic in slaves which is said to have existed from time immemorial. ?o the /fraity Calcutta correspondent tells us. hut what have the l'unjaub authorities been thinliing ...
... RAILWAY SLAVERY publication of Parliamentary return showin-. the bout* doty seme classes of railway servants suggested to the Scottish Leader the idea of rate inquiry. With this object they have interviewed the men on the Scotch lines pretty freely, and ...
... SLAVERY IN CHINA. In recent report to the Department of State in Washington, Colonel Denby, the United States Minister to Pekin, says that Chinese writers attribute the origin of slavery in that country to crime, the first •laves bring felons. They were ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY JUBILEE. A meeting was held the Ist inst. at the GnlMlinlt, London, to cclebraie the fiftieth annivemry of the abolition of slavery in the British colonies, and in view of the anticipated prefence of the Prince of Wales, considerable ...
... ENGLISH CHILDREN IN SLAVERY. It has come to the knowledge of the British Consul- General at Pera that Frcnch-Arab troup of acrobats, who have been performing in Constantinople, contains a number of English children in condition of slavery. It is said there ...
... RELATION TO SLAVERY. Mr. Labouchere brought under the notice of the House motion declaring that was improper for any ri official to lend his sanction to, to aid directly or indirectly in, retaining any per on in or consigning ®nv person to slavery. The House ...
... THE MID-SUSSEX TIMES-TUESDAY. MAY 0, 1882. JIIIITISH OFFICIALS RELATION TO SLAVERY, Mr. I-'ibnncliere brought under the notice of the House j motion declaring that it was improper for any British official to lend his sanction to, to aid directly or indite ...
... to the maintenance of slavery. He considered that the grant of this charter the Government ran the risk of serious complications with several foreign Powers; but the most serious difficulty was that it recognised domestic slavery'. Mr. Diilwyn seconded ...
... this institution is doing most useful (though unostentatious) work, the cause of the suppression of slavery. On the whole, 1 certainly regard slavery as a moribund institution in Egypt. The great progress which has been made within the last few years ...
... courage by passing remedial measures, and to rescue millions of Hindoo women from slavery. He says: British blood and money have flowed like water in efforts to stamp out slavery in other countries ; yet in India the British Government sits by with folded ...