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... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. Terrible Atrocities. Mail steamers which have just arrived at Mar- seilles bring news of exciting events in Africa. The Arab slave-dealers have devastated entire districts north of the Tanganyika for hundreds of miles. In the Umndi ...
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... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONGRESS. LCD,TRA.L KKWS TEI,EGRA.M.l BRUSSELS, Thursday. A lat eSort is being r-ia-de by the Powers t& obtain the adhesion of Fra,noe and Portugal M the anti-sla.very ino'emeut. To-day was tht- day under the orign-ia.1 s.rra.ngemeiu ...
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... SLAVERY AND WITCHCRAFT. CAPE TOWN, S,tturday.-The Borotse nation have accepted the British protectorate under the chartered company, and have agreed that slavery anri the practice ot witchcraft shall be sup- pressed. ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY QUESTION. FREUTER'S TELEGRAM. 1 MARSEILLES, Monday. Cardinal Lavigeric, before leaving here for Algiers, declared in an interview with a Press representative that during his stay in Rome he was occupied solely with the anti-slavery question ...
... SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY BY THE PORTE. The Porte has decided to manifest in every possible way its determination to suppress the slave tr.'iiffc wherever its powers extend, and also to refute the charges which have recently been made. Advantage is to be ...
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... THE ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENT [RECTKR'A TELEGRAM.] I PARTS, Monday.—The Anti-Slavery CungresS will hold its final sitting at 8 o'clock to-morroi* evening, when Cardinal Lavigerie will preside and will present. Bishop Levinbac, wbo has jusi returned from East ...
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