... SLAVERY IN NEW YORK. In and about New York, slavery was a reoognised institution in the seventeenth century. When the Dutch founded the New Netherland they instituted a system of thraldom of the orfinal inhabitanu- for the benefit of the strangers; and ...

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... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. The project, recommended some time ago by the British Embassy at Constantinople, and recently approved by the Council of Ministers, of establishing homes for enfranchised negro slaves has just been sanctioned in principle by the Sultan ...

... SLAVERY IN A FRENCH POSSESSION. Paris, June 18.—In the Senate to-day, M. Isaac interpellated the Government on the situation in Senegal and the Soudan, where he alleged that slavery was reviving and was actually tolerated by the Freach Government. M. ...

... SLAVERY IN ZAN/IDAU Mr. Arthur M.l’.. nuM* tin- ¥orvi£n •- :!».• M.inst.»:i-h'»UM*. Lo!id ...

... AFRICAN SLAVERY. “England, of all nations, flies lur fl.ig over, or at any rate has under her protection, th >u*aml« of Mjuare miles in which attempt Las been made to suppress, and where indeed she actually recognises, the legal status of slavery.’’ .Such ...

... of Egypt as the source of most of our difficulties in foreign policy. He invited some declaration of policy with regard to slavery in the African {)rotectomtes, and with regard to the sapply of drink to native races. Mr Bryce promised thé support of the ...

... great f.tiK>WtfU l»y Ilio good it? i,-, I'uo reason o{ lias ale in slaves but least one, of t’.ic gigairie slavery - ilmiiHhed Act •i the slavery became, o»s. 9, worse instead better, .•d ; and since I his evasion meant •iggie in nnirati lives sought 10-» ...

... Episcopal Church in Canada, who has just arrived in England, is a negro who was born and passed the Srst 28 years of his life in slavery. Then, thanks to the Underground Railroad, of which we have all read, he escaped to Philadelphia, and thence to Canada, ...

... al\}:i‘lzning.na_.sd ng;ka::t 'ns up is nfeaded. ¥ou! |eee e s it mi aswellidentily slavery of more ancient | To MorTuEßs, — i Soot times with the more terrible slavery of modern Syrup has be::'med g?:i fl%‘?’fi% mfil?m days, as idensify the wines of Seripture ...

... cubic space. This last influence so far exceeds any effect of paving as to effectually mask such influence, if it exists.” SLAVERY AND THE FRENCH IN- VASION OF MADAGASCAR. It may be said that the commander of an invadiag army would play the ace of trumps ...

... the continued existeuce of slavery as | a recognised institution in the Protectorates | of Zanzibar and Pemba. Sir E. Grey, on} behalf of the Government, explained the | situation, admitting the existence of | “domestic slavery,” but adding that the| Government ...