and without moat c mm avoid alluding to their hue thus betraying upon the point as if it were a altogether the colonel and w lad ft make many friends and are as a happy and as truly as any le or elsewhere coming to beach we no boat and half an passed be one to take us on board in the i strolled along the picking up the small i ih waves had m in abundance n the sand in the of they would have bee of little value as all of then were common and none possessed more than a angle but the purple blush of the interior pleased me and is more i was gathering these trifles for a lady whom i have never seen yet whom i trust i t i may venture to count nor i know tiiat she will be pleased with the poor and its for each of these shells i� a thought that over ite � ear the ore of africa to a fireside in new england � and returned to the grateful fancies and hopes it waa a � t and m the it is a t on the second door of th e recently d for the purpose of a i l an l court the governor presided sitting in a high backed ro chair d by log aw by the by the natives call a mi � k t the secretary a� do ot w� tt in gold bowed spectacles as his assistant an wi big feet and striped seemed to person the offices of door keeper at bt the consisted of ten members milk arranged semi in front of tlie occupied benches in rear of le i the before the council related to i o w in at the e e wealth as proposed in one of the sections of a city government this being a matter of member his views but te whole debate forty a i i individuals spoke twice this waa la vii of choice than necessity at to the fact t the officer set his against ah of and kept the to e point if wandered in the least he was instantly called to orders � bi compelled to take his seat upon tlie slightest the rules of t house one of the members was a specimen of humanity than even our bodies at have ever presented to an admiring � captured african representing new an figure of man who spoke very broken with earnestness and much to t e of his brother and ike audience generally i regret my preserve r the matter or the manner of so � � orator here as in the other situations in whidi i him placed governor as a manly and sensible person ins appointment tbe society at home he can act ind in m official capacity than if indebted to t e voices of the for bin position � � � d by � t i� on our way to i with the of war oar cap on boards and was that she had been r fr i y ry four days to the tiie k to ma where s was at she van of the boat with three guns out on h� r waist of a hm m tm hie did not venture to attack her took in nine hundred or a slaves and � i ted at sea she the and was into repeatedly by that vessel daring the night bull in making her the was undo and is said to have been the i ms now owned by and bearing ii � i� again came to an at l i np the t paul s river officers in company with dr left in the m in me of our boats rowed an i w� if rowed by five near the village wa from the river through s seven or eight miles to the st paul s oar first landing was aa the where the of sugar was going on twelve whose power in this country is applied to as great a variety of purposes as those of steam and in our own were the mill by two long round and round in one interminable circle like the in an old fashioned bark mill three or four boys fed tiie mill with cane which about a score of were m cutting and bringing in by small from a ft field in tha vicinity the mr and a few ol er persons were occupied in boiling the mr informed me that were employed on the premises at dollars per month and twenty five at sixty two and a half cents a day be d by sides i dr food m they r sugar which wiu at least nt par ab pipes of the now im � ia ami ii kind l already ba with a ml and ten in the tin ap il ihe � ar � w mr had the m ip ef and resided nine or tea m if ij the al si e� white man the survived a large amount of property was in of and he the ta land as oi the he now tf from le salary a three leaving the we soon entered ike st a r comes rolling onward from the yet interior of the country following its course a mile or towards ihe we arrived at s town a or forty huts where a considerable slave trade carried on until broken up by the under old still here and ter hatred against the and all americans and men as having caused the ruin of her profitable the old was not now at home having obeyed of the by retiring to a more secluded e t purpose of a sick grand g ter the persons remained were quite uninteresting the only a group was composed of two women one flat on face with her head in the other 