... SLAVERY IN THE CONGO. Mr. E. D. Morel has sent a letter to Sir Edward Grey, enclosing one from the Rev. 11. M. Whiteside, describing the condition of the natives in the Lolanga district of the Congo under Belgian rule. These conditions, says Mr. Whiteside ...

... THE SLAVERY 0] UNIONISM. TRADES ...

... ECHOES OF SLAVERY. Some startling evidence has been given on the State convict•leasing system in the Southern. States of America before a committee at present sitting in Atalanta. In one State pnsou farm convicts were stated to be sold like mules to the ...

... SLAVERY IN GAMBIA. The difficulty of dealing with the question of slavery in Gambia, according to Administrator Llewelyn, lies in the great extent of our Protectorate, but more particularly in the reluctance of the people, who are nearly all Mohammedans ...

... SLAVERY AND THE STICK. Hitherto the impression bas prevailed in Rusni kas elsewhere in Europe, that serfdom was abolished on es and for all time in 1661 by the late Emperor. This however, far from being the cue, and it appeati the Russian newspapers that ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL Consul Stevens. in his report on the trade and commerce of Bahia, thus writes as regards slavery and labour in Brazil: Matters continue very much in the same condition mentioned in my last report, manumissions in indivi lual cases ...

... RAMPANT SLAVERY. The Federal Government is taking decisive action with regard to the system of slavery imposed upon negroes in Alabama, and has recently made several arrests of men who have ill-treated negroes bound to them, and who have broken the law ...

... BENEFITS OF SLAVERY. An interesting report on the working of slavery and free labour in the British East Africa Protectorate has been sent to the Foreign Office by Sir C. Eliot, the British Resident. In the provinces of Beyidie and Tanaland, he says, ...

... SLAVERY IN EAST AFRICA. News of a startling mater has been reoeived he from Bagamoyo, esiming great excitement re among the Zanzibar Arabs (the Zanzibar correspondent of the Standard says). It appears that the German administrator there, in opposition ...

... SLAVERY ON A VAN At Lambeth County Court, London, Charles Garwood, a Camberwell carrier, was sued by Charles Pyne, a boy of 15, for one week's wages and one week in lien of notice.—Plaintiff stated that his wages were 7s. a week. Three days in one week ...

... SLAVERY AT THE RAND MINES. Ws should like to know more about the unlimited supply of labour which Dr. Loyda has arranged to be sent to she Rand mines from Portuguese East Africa. Knowing something of Dr. Leyds, and the Portuguese, and some of the Rand ...

... • C•IE OF SLAVERY, While we are on this point I have another jotting which puts the whole thing plainly and should prove instructive: Attended • meeting to hear appeal of a girl named Cl—, who was rejected. She was a poor, bewizened creature ; flat ...