WE MORNING.
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FROM AFRIcA.-By tie late arrival from Mon
rovia, we have numbers of Africa's Luninary to
June 18th. We make some extracts.


ENGAGEMENT WITH A SLAvER.-The boats OF
H. B. ". brig Roller, (Rolla y have lately had q
severe rencontre with the Volladore. The VOLTA
dore has made some half dozen successful trips,
each time carrying full cargo Of slaves. The
Roller fell in with her few days ago, and atemPt-
ed to board her with her boats. She remained per-
fectly quiet until the boats went alongside. when
The men on board opened a calling FIRE upon them
with heavy. charged blunderbusses. Eight of the
Rollers men including one or two officers, were
severely wounded, and the boats forsed TO retire
Prec pitately The Vosdore is remarkably swifr,
and Of course escaped.


A few days before the engagement referred toin
the above, the Roller engaged in destroying
slaving establishment at Soolina, Seulima y The
destruction was effected, hus at the same hour q
cargo of slaves shipped of about thirty miles
to the windward, from point which the Roller up
that period had been investing inclosc blockade
for some two or three months


The Rev. O. X. Garfield, a faithful missionary.
died the 9th of May, at Scttra kroo. The death
Of the Hon. William B. Barker, is announced in
the Luminary. He was bornin the State of Mary
land, in 1909, and ernigrated to Africa in 1888.


Phila. North American.