... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... SLAVE DHOW CAPTURED. The Anti Slavery Society has received from its corresponding member at Souakim, Mr. A. B. Wylde, particulars of the capture of slavers made near that port in April last, owing to information given by him. Mr. Wylde writes. Oa my ...

... tartan plaids and Highland pipes had their part to play. Tun influential deputation, representing the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, which waited upon Lord Rosebery at the Foreign Office for the purpose of pressing the claims of Uganda as a sphere ...

... high with intent to do grievous bodily harm; crimes and offences against the laws of both countries for the suppression of slavery and slave trading. Extradition is also to take place for participation in any of the crimes mentimed in this convention or ...

... once to the efforts which are being made for the @oppression of the maritime slave trade, as well as for the eati•pation of slavery itself ; and if this le the case with Zanzibar, there is on used to point out the future value of Wituland. The poemosion ...

... declared that the slave hunters were burning and pillaging and ma.- earring wherever they encountered opposition, reducing to slavery those of the unfortunate blacks they thought fit for the purpose. Boon the near approach of the hand was reported to the ...

... swear• leg. and wasn't. Whatever are yes doing Why don't you Dome to bed'. Bawd —l'm ping to wri' letter to the D. I'. cm ' Slavery of Drink '—ltio--and I'm tryla; to get myself thoroughly imbrued with the nbjeot.' Talms's Lovs LIKE OLD Love. — Policeman ...

... aiisoontent no longer over fancied wrongs, Lsbonr, like men, though lowly be your trade, :Cheek God ye are but bound by cruel slavery's gelling thongs. 0 there are fae-off dirty heights of fame The average toiler in this life dare never hops to climb, But ...

... help quarter quite satisfactory, except to a certain number of householders of what we may call accommodating fibre. And for slavery, in spite of Mr. Stanley's effective use of native servants, we are not yet quite prepared. It might, perhaps, be worth while ...

... Bundaberg has forwarded • report to the Government. He states be is in charge of 3000 Kanakas. and he denies that any system of slavery exists. He says that on the completion of their three yeses' agreement 50 per cent. of the Kanter return home, 25 per cent ...

... instruments of producing wealth by the whole community, the only method of completely emancipating the people from the industrial slavery of to-day. The most perfect decorum and good order prevailed. After the pusiug of the resolutions, the bands played the vast ...