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THE SLAVE TRADE AND THE UNITED STATES -
The London Globe contains an extract from des-
patch Of Lord Aberdeen's, addressed to Minister,
under date of November %, 1918. 1t states that by
a report on the Slave Trade in Brazil, it appears
American shipping is engaged in transporting to the
coast OF Africa articles necessary for Slave Trade
operations. I, is the custom, in case Of the pur-
chase OF American vessels for the Slave Trade by
secret contract to leave portion of the purchase
money unpaid until the vessel shall have made one
or two rips to the coas5 OF Africa, in her American
character, with cargocs belonging 10 the purchase
suited to carry on Slave operations. The same fact
is stated in despatch from her Majesty's Consul
at Balica. Lord Aberdeen further drew Mr.. Ever
eis attention to the fact, that the American schcon
er Leda was visited by Lieut.. Wilson, OF II. NJ.
ship Cygnct, ON the coast of Africa, and paIiicu-
larry TO ths expression of Lieut.. Wilson, " that the
Lsda probably interrupted in the actof shipping
slaves.n