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

aest, se to &thigh masa thot trade. Thaw
Seineak, lbws, we glowed to as asatarai
esseashost maths. L se efts cessidsis It hie bessika
gsgr so bror la view Ss lamummseshis dienthas anal_ do.
Loa se dandies a swim hat Walla is aow is flee leak
dells sad ishaseled ohms only object le pain ,
wham omssiessen hardimith hl tho saner et ass asi Oda*,
aye SO foe the 'Week. timeby thoesased to humility
ggisigesed by tho Naftali eight of tha horrid milbeloge
if theskrime fthly imithiesi by them to
ths bolds of the
img sag wawa week & whisk they an leaged Eke
yak kb es • a*, ines dry die by hveriesils, how
am thew &dim ha 'spieled to waded ea Oa mialmstie
paakiniy width those undertows& bike' imyasides us
by beingt asommsated ahead oar thine ? Ear di the gm
wader that they themselves may either or laiwitithalmi
to this impradsat covetimasss; *de padded ems Es as'
oven dime M lkien to the mom at thaw &WOO' mat W
them le seek death wham they sighted to dad wile And
may act the mesraliiT amen them overseas awl sigtains
zczleasture, a doesthsthmt by Divine Proviiiis, who
with an napitybsg myths such bloody lastrumeste
'tabu ? It does appear as if God's justice does mot allow
these who pto infringe the laws of humanity, to return
without sepulchral marks of infamy engraved on their fore-
heads, in ordar that hoses mem, at the right of their green-
heed cheeks, may avoid coming is contact with their impure
eed blood stained heeds. We sincerely hope and trust that
tba enlightened statesman who have Limn tlse rains of go-
Torment will fully understand the usefully for the restos-
rstion of the human species, and that they will cause greater
brat to be derived Irons the rate whit
maw us than las
hitherto ben reaped, both by favouring the photon sad
targaproprirton, so as to induce the m to improve that species
sod to civilise them, and to cause them to reserve
their progeny better, thus transforming into excellent
sad very economical colonists those who may Dave
bees at-muted into the country, punishing severe-
ly those initmous wretches who seek to make slaves
if their natatunate fellow things, not with the intention of
bringing 'shovers to Brasil for the purpose of promoting its
peospenty, but with the sordid hope of incalculable gains
wrenched drop bydrop from the blood of human kind.
Whilst all civid. Europe is endeavouriog to rise In a
body in favour of the regeneration of our species--whilst the
most sublime ideas of human genius are beginning to be
carried out by reformers—whilst thaws nations which do not,
Ilk. r, enjoy innumerable prerogatives, sod a coostitsllkma
tepreeentatiee monarchy, are endeavouring to shake off the
gave* ) ices of iron sceptres, teeing themselves from the
I slavery which oppressed them, Breed shamelessly
arg on with indifference at such noble efforts, and such
worthy sentiments, is consenting that, in the midst of a free
people, a few ambitious dealers, mostly strangers, in spite of
the pr?hibitios, in cite of solemn treacles, and with sande.
lose disregard of all rules of burnanits, of all laws humus
gad divine, is consenting, we say, to allow these savages to
Kathleeto infest our shores with their illicit traffic, and to
without cessation ioto the heart of our populatim
hundreds of slurs, the true germs of densorelisstion, of re-
tina, and of a thousand other calamities.tnr:dasre filled with so much indignation in creating *gab
subject, that it is with difficulty we can indite a few liar es I
so abject a Mein. ,s, aod upon the troubles and infinite meshn
tunes brought oe this country by this infamous traffic.
To this plague Brazil is indebted for the excessive isms
rality into which it has fallen, not only because by this Me
tiara:, of the traffic after its abolishment the people the
entering themselves to disregard laws which they see daily
trampled under foot by the tiontrahandisfre, but also because
those ill doers, availing themselves of their ill-acquired
wealth, &risen from so impure a source, are unscrupulously
bribing and coruptiag the subaltern authorities employed to
res:this kind of pitacy.
is the sore whoh is gnawing the vitals of Brazil, by
thstiFortation into Its bourn of thousands of focuses of
con or rottennees, which, with the rapidity of lighten. I
lag, is cremate thrmolves throughout oar population, and
contaminate it with their immediate and impure contact,
thereby prodycisg, and especially among children, these
noisome complaints which are the perdition of thous's& of
families. otherwise virtuous, hesllty, and robust.
Ant what is the canes of all these evils, taking it fir
granted that the toleration of the traffic earoot be avel&di ?
Why, the want of vgilesee, the want of proper swifter,
laws, the absurdity of admitting vessels laden with filthy
slaves saucing from the itch, syphilis, urofula, and other
heinous contagious disorders, into our ports. It is true that
our sanitary police place some empty vessels in quarantine,
which havieg been previously delivered of their burdens ea
the neighbouring shores, have had time to be cleansed and
aired, and consequently cannot occasion contagion; bat
while: tl.at laughaele quarantine is placed on the innocent
lulls of vase* which are kept unapt roacLable for • few
days, the real tonnes of eontagian' the infected blacks 'ad
whit.. freely disembarked at • introduced into the
when they form different focuses of miasmatic infectios!
Oaly • few or since a brig which, we are t01d,..•
ass of oar demested Europeans, and is called AnamlM,
whisk had takes upwards of me thousand slaves es hoed
k Africa, arrived here with cooly about three hundred leak
rthesespes of thit plague which immolated their brethren.
• Thee stimulate beings, attenuated through fatigue, half
and trom the want of water, of provisioce, of proper treat-
ment on beard, appear to have been spared for the purpose
of besieging us deadly disease, the sorrowfel inheritance of
the v miens thrown overboard by them. And the steamers
of some of our celebrated contruies did not allow them
to remain, for at least a few der, at the
place of disembarkation ; they brought them is
huddled together. with many others previously
landed, to come and heap them up close to the haaitatioa of
our beloved monarch, where an accumulation of this sett,
added to the putrefaction of the neighbouring swamp% be-
comes the seat of pestiferous miasmas, which are daily
blown upon the unfortunate capital of the empire. Oh, loth
baths traffickers, bowelless men, who ;ma smatested with
the shameful speculations earned on is them eaves which pm
cell houses of seasignment and pledges) seek farther a sordid
gain in the comer of hours flesh how long will yes
remain deaf to the cries, sent from eternity, of so woo
thousands of miserable beings suffocated by you in ire bilk
of your ships ?
Whim will the War strike for expelling from Oa sawed
temple of liberty dos mils dealers, that reprobate sosssmat
which dishonours misty— which degrades ths haw
spades ?
It is fa time that me amid remove those cannibals, be-
teg the patinas of Om pads is exhaastinl, for less iadol
pat it may ammimmalm tole mmsmant of reprisals, and ist
this world moles a bigialog to Divine vengeance, far
which the stead mks of Milliong of vi loudly
ailing aim the dame abysm of that sea, manparency
wham( ummt kids Ow briar if se Via.awaalines, of so
=say rawataarirmoof so =may ialh
('flu be sindatth)

ebe Court.
Winnows,l2.—The royal dinner party et the
Carle this emeles ladoded the Queen of the Belgians, the
Dedham d K. the Princess of Mohenlohe Langenb.nrig,
ste Moms Ilea el Hohenlohe Laegenboorg, the Lsdy
Welles sides Meese of the Bel ions, Lady A. M. Dews,
Deemmee de (both, the Belgian the Commending
Mesa of the lid Life Guards, the Commanding Wirer of
the Coldstream Meads, and Major de bloerkarke.

The Commission's, for the Redaction of the Na-
tional Debt bal a yesterday in the Treasury. There
were primmest eicpreilor of the Exchequer, the Governor
of the Bank d Mcgrend, and the Deputy Governor. Mr.
firmsfary and Comptroller-General, was in ettim-
Despatches from the Governor of the Gambia
settlement were received yeeterday at the Colonial-ofllee.
Despatches for the Governor of the Cape of Good
Naps was seat off yesterday evening from the Colonial-
dire.

THE CHOLERA.
The highly favourable change in the weather, it is
le booed, has checked the progress of cholera in the
Setropobs. Oily two ce three fatal eases were reported
yesterday. The attacks of diarrhoea were reported to be
numerous and were, with, however, very seliefectoey _state-
ments of the swam of the treatment reeed fre
checking the disease at coos in the first stage, or is its pee-
monitory symptoms.
ST. SAVIOVP:II.—Before Mr. W. Payne, at the
Oolirmlthe Arme, Southwark lidge-road, on the body of
Umal Bray, owed 9 years, who was alleged had died of
cholera, he leaving expired in lug than ten hours from the
time he was attacked. The deceased, who was a fee
healthy boy, was in the full enjoyment of his health rulers
to nine o'clock on Tuesday night, when ke partook o
with his tether and mother and family, end ate hesn'ln
some conger eel. Shortly after be was seised with sickness
and vomiting, some of the other reriabses being similarly,
but slightly, attacked. The d however, NW
tinued to grow worse,_and complained elifVulsmt paias la his
limbs and stomach. The parents administered welt new
dies as their simple means could 'egged. bat tower& Ave er
tin o'clock the following moraine the leseeersi blame so
alarmingly ill that they were indwell to wed to the paro-
chial surgeon, who arrived shortly aftwr sin Vale*, but, un-
fortunately, too late. The &maul bed a few minutes be-
foreexpired in the graitest agony ; the her and herds were
in death perfectly bine, and exhibited every appearance of
choler'. Verdict, Death term natural causes.
BIRMONDISIT.—Yedtei clay a case of Asiatic cholera
was taught wader the notice of the registrar of deaths in
one of the Stemeerbey districts. The deceased was a poor
woman who obtalsed a scanty livelihood by ceiling fruit in
the drte. Abe wee taken suddenly ill, and died in a few
hours afterwards, her death being registered as from Asiatic
cholera. This is the first case in Bermondsey.
LAIIIIIITH.—Mr. Smythe, no
of the parochial
surgeons of Lambeth, wes called yesterday to attend a patty
seized with cholera in North street. Two very bad cases
had likewise ocearred in Face-street; one of the parties had
died, but the other was recovering.
WooLvricn.—Another death front alleged Asiatic
cholera bus .owned on beard the Justitia hulk, at Wool-
wich, in the wee of a saa fumed John Debut ; but from
the come
ts,prmd by the coroner of the district in holding
the ines we age unable to hem any opinion as to
whether the symptoms of the case were identical with those
of Asiatic cholera; The coroner's jury rat upon the body on
Wednes: ay. Sons rams from the Hogne-offles visited the
Justitis yesterday, to ascertain the state of the ship; and
they gave directions that a sewer, which discharge, its waters
under the bows of that vessel, should be puled out to low
watturr ark. With regard to the case of Mrs. Trump, of
Boost r•lrescent, who was stated, on the authority of Dr.
Parkin, to have died of Asiatic cholera, it appears that that
lady had returned from Germany via Ostend, and not by
way of Hambure ; that she caught cold on the purge,
and wu taken ill with erysipelas in the head. A symptom
of that dinars is violent d:anhcea. A hospital fur cholera
patients, or at least for those who are wired at a distance