The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-13 00:00:00

self about, or to inveigh
sands of negro'', Bocoes, e.,
throughout the empire, but w:
duty to bear in view the Jo,
frogs so licentious a course. '. .
of rile and intermitted Mader
whose consciences hardened it .
care not for the sufferings the e
Hardened by the continual , •
of the victims daily sacrificed
"mall and confined mewls, ii
little fish on a dish, and wilt: .
can those ill-doers be expecte
hmalubrity which those union
by being accumulated :moue:
conaider that they themselve, •
to their imprudent covetoun •
even choose to listen to the p-•
them to seek death wham th y
may not the mortality intone
be, peradventure, a chastise: e
do iates with en unpitying
of crime ? It does spinet a• i
those who go to infringe the 1
without sepulchral marks o: .n
beads, in °ram that honer. i e
hued cheek'', may avoid con :
and blood stained hands. 'l'. .
the enlightened statesmen e l•
cerement will fully underst n
ration of the human species.
benefit to be derived from ti, i
hitherto been reaped, both •
large proprietors, .o as to int
and to civilise them, an,
their progeny better, Una
and very economical col:,
been sr:uggled into the
ly those heal:eons wretch. i
of their unfortunate fellow bp'
bringing labourers to Brasil f
prosperity but with the soi d
wrenched 'drop by drop from t
Whilst all civilised Barer •
body in favour of the regen• -..
MOM sublime ideas of ht.w
carried out by reformers—+• •
like us, enjoy innumerable -,
representative monarchy, •
deapotio yokes of iren seer - -
grievous slavery which of ,
looking on with indifferen• e
worthy sentiments, is consen
people, a few ambitious deal
the prohibition, in stile of
lona disregard of all rules
and divine, is consenting,
continue to infest our shores
introduce without cenati in
hundreds of slaves, the true
ation, and of a th.u.•
trrdare filled with so mu
subject, that it is with d ifi •
so abject as burin. ,s, and n;ic. •
tunes brought ma this c• 05
To this pique Brazil s
valley into which it has 1411
tinuance of the traffic afinr
cestoming themselves to
trampled under foot by *he
those ill doers, smith •
wealth, dcrivae from so am
bribing and corrupting i he
rel;rstils'iteltfZffTis
the importation into its h.
contegious rottenness, whi
ing, die emirate themsele
contaminate it with the
thereby producing, en d
noisome complaints which
families, otherwise vintio
And whet is the cause
granted that the tolerrtio:
Why, the want of vigil .
hs Laws,
ours i r e
del naTil,uthnsshalietacoaffvder
yer: a gi suffering
cp absurdity
oogy,ilnolftsceueelnsulupdopelfill;•tvaarel ;rd
the neighbouring shores,
whilst that laughaule iin
hulls of vessels, which ar
• days, the real counts of
whitte freely disenth...ke •
where they form dill, run
Only a few days since a .
one of our decorated Bo
which had taken upward
in Africa, arrived here w
messengers of the plo3ue
' These unfortunate b. in •
dead from the want of w
meat on bard, appear 4,
of bringing us deadly d'
the victims thrown over
of some of our celelda
to remain, for at
place of disembarkat
huddled together.
landed, to come and hes
our beloved monarch, •
added to the putrefaetio
comes the seat of pes
blown upon the unfortu
barons traffickers, buwe
the shameful spectilftio •
call houses of Gonne am
gain in the commeice
remain deaf to the cri.
thousands of miserable
of your ships ?
When will the hour
temple of liberty those
which dishonours sec
species?
It is full time the . w
fore tho patience of th
. gent it may accelerate•
this world make 4,
which the afflicted cri
• eslling from the deep
whereof cannot hid.:
many cowardly assa • •
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WINDSOR, OCT 1
Castle this evening : ad
Duchess of Kent, the
the Princess Bliss o• :
Waiting of the Que. n
Baroness S 'h.
Officer of de
the 2nd peth,life
the Coldstream Out r
The Commimaione
tional Debt had a me •
were present the Cb •
of the Bank of Bur
Highem, Secretary an
dance.
Despatches ft 0..
esttlement were r, c
Deepatchea for t
Hope were sent off
office.
T
The highly fa—.
to be hoped, hes •
metropolis. Only t
yesterday. The alt
V numerous and see re
1 meats of the sac
checking the disease
•• monitory symptor, s.
•
ST. SAVIOURS.
Golisinfths' Arms, •
Hatay Bray, aged 9
cholera, he having •
time he was attic
healthy boy, was i i t
to nine o'clock on C •
with his father and •• ,
some conger eel. 8 •
and vomiting, some
but slightly, a'
tinned to grow w .:
• limbs and 'image .
dies as their simple •
six o'clock the i .
alarmingly ill that
phial surgeon, who
fortunately, trio 1 is
fore expired •
iin death perfectly b
cholera. Verdict,
BREMONDBE7.
was brought under
one of the Berman
woman who obi,. n
the street. She s
hours afterward' •
• cholera. This is 'h
• 4 LAMBETH.. i
surgeons of lam'
seized with chol.:
. • bad likewise can
died, but the °the
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1 WOOLWICH.
cholera has awn
i with, in the ease •
the MUM puny •
✓ the inquests, a e
✓whether the syn.
a of Asiatic cholera.
Wedues:nty. 6n
6 •
ft instill" yesterea
I they gave directs
under the bows o •
it water-mark. Wes
a Bowater-creace+t,
Parkin, to have •
blady had return •
all way of Hambu
be end wee taken a
of of that dimme a
a patients, or at