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FROM THE CAPE OF Coop HoPE.-The Cape
Town Gazette of the oath of October says:


In the Gszee of the Attn July last We gave particulars
Of whole ,rbe (aen women and childrea) being kid
Mapped and having fallen into the hands ofslave dealers
in bay contiguous the Natal territory; and which,
from the description given, We conceived might have
been iha, known By the Of 81 Lucia. From nior.
NATION since received find that the chiefs located N
that reghborhood confirm our suruises the said bay
being well known 10 have been formerly the resort OF
persons engaged in that lawless traffic.


The same paper, in speaking OF the wool growers OF
that Colony says by the annexation OF Natal which pos
all the advantages OF tropical climate another
branch ofcoonial industry is opened up promising 20 De
al least az important that of which We have been
treating viz cotton. has been with great satisfaction
that have occasionally sdverted the spirited eXcr
lions OF the planters with the view npprise them now
greatly this article is locking up In the English market
now lag before them the following particulars con.
nected with the increasing demand for tie same


This stale Of things IL Great Britain hishy sansiac-
tory, and We trust vii induce our planters to oestr
themselves IN the culture Of this useful plant Tor they
may depend on every announcement being given 10
them in England IN proportion as free labor In Africa Is
extended.


Great as the success OF wool growers has been,
ard bright as their prospects still are we hope TO the
couon planter by din, OF continued exeron and patron
age ere long also enjoying equal prosperity from the
growth Of this article; and do see where s the
impedimen. thereto considering that the demand for
both Is Of SO highly promising nature.