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EUROPEAN SLAvERY.-A lale number of the Moon, journal published at Agram, in Hungarian Croatia, contains under the date of Bucharest, in Walacha, the following advertisemeni:--'For sale, by the sons and heirs of the late Serdar Nicholas Nika, residing at Bucharest, in the suburb Of St.

 Vanire, two hundred families of Bohemians, of whom the majority oi the male members aborers, lock-

 smiths, goldsmiths, shoemakers and musicians. The proprieors of these Bohemians will not sell less than five families at a lime, but, in return, the price of each individual will be one ducat below the ordinary price, and facilities will be afforded for payment j Tins advertisement is not, as might al first sight be imagined, mere hoax. It is perfectly serious, and what more, is quite iegal for the civil code. granted in 1878 by Prince John Karadechaa to the people of Wniacha and Moldavia, and which is still in force in those countries confirms in expIi- cit and formal ferns the law of slavery. Thus, while the great powers of Christendom annually expend vast sums in maintaining cruisers for putting down the traffic m black slaves, trade in white slaves openly carried under their eyes in two Chrs-

 an countries situate in the centre of Europe itself