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IHe Afoorish Prince.-We have seen. says the Journal of Commerce, letter from Prince Abduhl Rhahaman, lately slave in Mississippi, dated Monrovia, Colony of Libe- ria. Africa. April 18th. He ascertained that his relatives in Tromb0o are still the reigning family of the country and is able, by means Of travellers to transmit or receive communi- cations in the space of i5 days, My broth er," he says " is the present King, having been enthroned three years since; and his magni- 6cent and placid qualifications endear him to all his subjects" He expresses the deepest sympathy Tor his children who are still in slavery in Mississippi, and says their enan- cipation would be paramount to every other consideration"