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Talks With Slaves in the Southern States.
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The arrest of Mr.. Mejan, French Consul at
New Orleans, on charge of harboring free
negro sailor, who deserted from his ship, has
drawn out vigorous protest from the British,
Spanish, Prussian, and Belgian Consuls, at the
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From other g Democratic" journals we ex.
tract further Illustrations of Democracy ;"
"CoYeo NHGRoEs.-Any person. by visiting
the slave depot OF Mulberry street, in this city,
can get a sight at some ofthe latest importatonss
of Congo negroes.
ave visited them yesterday, and were much
surprised to see them looking so well and pos.
sessing such intelligent countenances. They
are very much like the common plantation ne
gro-the only difference observable being their
hair not kinking after the manner of the South.
ern darkey, while their feet, comparatively
speaking, being very small, having a high in.
step, aad well shaped in every respect. Some
of the younger of the negroes are very large OF
their age, and are destined to attain a large
growth. They all viii make frst-rate field
hands, being easily taught to perform any kind
of manual service. Their docility is remarka
bic, and their aptitude in Initiating the manners
and customs of those among whom they are
thrown, is equally sO.'- Vicksbury Sun.
"NEGRo THIEVES Kinds County, April
l3-On Saturday, the 9th inst, meeting was
held in this county, at the residence of William
Cooper, near Dry Grove, for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the conduct of one A.
J. LLOYD and one Frank Beaman, whose move.
ments we're of suspicious aspect
An effort was made to bring the suspected
parties before the meeting, but was only sue
cessful in bringing up Beaman-Lloyd refusing
TO make bis appearance.
"John L. Parsons was called to the chair
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The brig .Charlena arrived here On Monday
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