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Itrican Colony at UH6ertorce, in Uhher Candda.-1his colony was established in the early part ot 1880, by colored people, emi- grating from Ohio, who were obliged to seek settlement elsewhere in conscouence of law in that State, which took effect the pre- ceding June, bordering every colored person in that State not possessing a certain amount ot property therein named, or giving security, to remove out of the State, under the penalty of being sold as slaves"

 The colony originally consisted of about 200 persons, who purchased 800 acres of the Canada company, on which the settlement has been made; and on which they erected 25 log houses. During the past year 1900 per sons Jolned the settlement; and during the spring tqrty families, consisting of upwards ff 200 persons, emigrated there from the city ot New-York-besides others from different parts of the United States. The number of emigrants arriving at the African settlement are constantly increasing. The colony has recently purchased from the Canada Com ptny 200o additional acres to meet the wants of the increasing population

 The number of persons in the settlement at present exceeds POGO, and there are l3O| log houses. Timber has been cleared off of 300 acres cf land, $50 of which is under cul- t'Vation. The greater part of the emigrants rom this city, and these that have lately ar rved from other places, have not brought with them any means of subsistence .and are dependent upon charitable aid; few hundred dollars would relieve their wants, cause them to he permanently Settifd in the colony. and consequently prevent their return to New York.