... GERMANY AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION. According to a Renter's Berlin telegram, dated Wednesday, the intelligence from Zanzibar that a German proclamation had been issued Bagamoyo permitting traffic in slaves, is denied by the Seiehtamneger. The official ...

... FOREIGN MISCELLANY. The Death is announced of Harriet Beecher Stow*, author of Unole Tom's Cabin and other anti-slavery works, at age of eighty-four years. An Explosion has occurred at tbe arsenal at Devant-les-Fonts , near Metz, caused by sparks ...

... Congregational Chapel last Tuesday evening, the Rev. B. W. Brown, coloured minister, delivered his entertaining lecture on From Slavery to Freedom, in which original and sacred songs were introduced. A collection was taken at the close. ...

... Liverpool, tho agents the cteamer, and told the story her career. Her name Martha Ann Rix. and she is widow. She was in slavery in the United States, and when a few years old Was bought by her father and taken by him Liberia, Africa. There the old lady ...

... present, and the coloured lad sang solo 3. On Monday, the Rev. Mr. Brown gave a lecture in Barrowden Chapel, entitled From Slavery to Freedom/' ...

... and Hatashil-Masha-Kathish son-of African chief and reseued from slavery by General Gordon), who appeared in his native costume, and who related with deep pathos the horrors of slavery and the brutal crnelty of the Arabs. A public tea followed. Amongst ...

... Amongst the pr>uents naan very handsome tea urn, given by Mr. Ernest J. Millvr anil Miss Miller. Baptist Ciiaprl.—Lecture on Slavery. —On Tuesday evening last, April a meeting was held, the Baptist Chapel, presided over by Mr. Buxton, when the Rev. B. W. ...

... adjourned. Slavery Under British Flag.— tbe House Commons, on Wednesday, the motion for seco reading of tbe Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Bill, Mr. Tho has Bayley complained that in tbe East Africa and r Protectorates tbe legal status of slavery was acknowledged ...

... in- the United Methodist Free Church, ou Thursday evening week, ij the Bev. E. Gray, Peterborough, President and American Slavery. The was occupied Mr. Francis S~*ith. On the following Sunday aftornoaa, service of soug, entitled Gems from the Life Sqnire ...

... recommuidtd religious education of the negro aid to arriving at that exceedingly desirable consummation, the extinction of slavery. ...

... deaths from plague. The Niger Company have published in their territories decree abolishing from June next the legal status of slavery that part of her Majesty's possessions. Encouraging New* from the Transvaal.—The prospects of a peaceable in the Transvaal ...

... UGANDA. DEPUTATION TO LORD ROSEBERY. Lord Rosebery on Thursday received, at the Foreign Office, a deputation from the Anti-Slavery Society, who, in vidw of the approaching evacuation of Uganda, urged that the Government should guarantee the interest ou ...