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We have received copy of The Rev.
N. Paurs address, delivered at Troy, on
the celebration of the Abolition of Slave
~, in the State of New-York, July 9th,
1929.


Mr. Paul is one of our most enlightened
coloured ministers, and while we do not
consider the present address, in lltera-
yy point of view, equal to the one, he de-
livered in Albany two years ago, yet in
depth of thought and accuracy Of policy,
it stands pre-eminent. We have few