From the ". 7. American.
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letter from the Agent of the African Coloniza-
ton Society, dated Caldwell, August 90, represents
the progress Of that establishment in favorable
light The recruits sent out in the ship Norfolk,
under the charge of Doctor Todson, had arrived.
The health of the colony was rather untavoraDe.
the returns Of the sick being 50 in population OF
1000. The principal disease appears to be ulcerous
sores as 81 out of the above number were afflicted
with that distemper The following paragraph ex-
hbts in brief, the feelings and necessities Of the
coloniss in very essential pont-the number OF set
tiers wanted in the colony, and its capacity tor EN-
ploving them protitably =


The Colonists are this evening convened to pre-
pare an address to their American brethren. agreea-
lbly to the wish ntimated to them on the SUBJECT IN
the last letter from the Board. 1t may not be en-
bellished with the exterior ornament OF poilshed
language fear it will suG-r on account o the
faults of composition but one quality know II


will carry along for its recommendation-truth, and
the honest sentiments Of the people. 1t is the wisl
of majority of our settlers, that emigration may


not be overdone-of some, that it may be suspended
! for couple of years--that, from concentration


the Industry of the Colony for that period, its IN


stitutions may acquire stability. and its foundations


solidtv and strength. And there's general drea'
Iel of the consequences of too favorable an oplnio


of the state of the Colony getting ground in Amerl


ca Certain am. that majority of their numbe
Twill pever concur in address suspected OF such


tendency. Whatever it proves to be, may its effect
be useful.


The Courier and Times, two London papers o


Ihigh-toned principles, both of which, it is said ar


lin the confidence of the British ministry, have com
out decidedly for Gen. jackson. They are right


They only support their own side. lhe enemle
d of the American system support principles iavor'
= Bile to England and her interest, and the l4ondan p'
# pers support the candidate of the anti-Amer ca
system party The combinations however al


pear to be a little more extensive than was at hr'
: supposed