The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01
-THE DISPATCH.
Mevred Trauc.

u H0txt0 TReUC.
A New York contemporary calls attention 10 the
~ shat whilst Hagiand is tarowa Into spssms Of
phisanthropy by the French revival Of the African
slave trAds-interfersng asit does 10 the most de-
Fs~ssd cod deaofalissag manner with the sirts.
cos ocsamsEos Of British merchants 10 pain oil, -
there 10, nesesthelssss carried on uEaer her own
ehAste boss trai5e inGbitoiy naors aecarsed,-ths
assssnssic stsaiins q. iavsigiiug innocent and mr..
sSspec.ins white women. from Germany and
Franco. for tho basst Of al purposes In England
Aees u tho statement:
Madame Annie IL lady Of fsshion, Of consider.
abis ceieerity, notDfiety, 10 England. Her head
quarters are 10 Liverpool, Though II 10 said she
haa vatiaus branch ofices, or subordinate lodges,
~isswhere and her vocation Goa lets In I'm.
poEtiaS yasns ladies from france aud Germs
ny for home consumption. In other words, Madame
Aonis ID hrssclsss professional proeursss, and Ia
aid 10 have amass~d much wealth By inring 10
ruin aobody knows bow many unsnsp Getting fs
males, by protesting 20 provide them with situA.
ttans In respectable families Her practices have
feag been matter Of general notoriety among the
liverpool police. and many have been the efforts
to break up her @paiArs' and bring her to punish
rpsnt. Bat these Efforts have always been bafled
BY IN export application of har i'll gotten gains.
Nsf tra3e, however, IL come at length to be 80
great q scardai upon the good name of the city OF
Liverpool. that, wflsn the last steamer sailed, the
lady had keeo arrested ard brought "a trial.-up-
"a the tschascal charge Of keeping a dsorderly
heuss,--at tbs instance OF several eminent and
worthy cttissns, who hsys pat their heads toge;h-
~ % zee n they cannot. som hos, put an END 20
the "uaisanoe.s When Madame came before the
Borough sessions, she was sttiref Ia style that
might have excited the envy Of S,ors Neflimsey,
bad Flora beer there. ehe had silk sstln and Jew
ssry enough on and about her person TO stock re
spectacle fancy store.
In The course OF the trial, the prosecution pro
dnerd witnesses 10 prove that Madame Annie kept
many yeung giris, from the age of fifteen to twenty
years. in her establishment; that there were NJ
girls admitted retained there above tho age o
twenty that. besides importing girls into England
a considerable export trade IN English girls wal
Constantly kept mp, on continental account foi
prostitution. Affdavits were presented. showing
the "edGs oIsEandi OF procuring girls fof impfope
purposes from abroad. In it there many saC
Observation-Disclosures Ing disclosures ss 10 the man
Der Of treatment received bv the unfortunate girl
--hoss Madame Annie had called them from the
homes and induced them 10 enter her establishment
how she herself had brought then from h5roa'
N pursue a horred course Of life in togn.
where IL the Duchess of Sutherland! Where 1
Exeter ualii II 1t be pretended that this Is
private piece Of iniquity, not involving the ma
stoasi character, what will be said Of the aid an
comfort given by Great Britain TO Turkey In tb
Orimesn war, In reviying the traffic in Crcassial
female slaves, to supply the barens of the Turks
Every one knows that Russis had broken up tina
trade, And that II restored as soon ns l,pgiaG
aud France drove nff the Russian force whibh bs
Intercepted the traffic What wouid be said of ID
Cnited States, now putting down g polygamon
people by the sword, should she permit its flag t
ne used for the purpose Of stocking Brigham Youn
Co.'S estsbiishmept with eonsubiussi Yet 1t
government guilty of ell this and mcre wbio
10 stsrDaly whining over the iniquit.es of SLAYER
and the slave trade.