Brig. Gen. Wool, Com. forces a. Buena Wis ta, Mexico.
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TRADE IN SEDucrios.- of the last acts of the British Parliament 10 pass bill for punish ing and 90 preventing "trsfie ia seduction and con seqaent prostitution" To sneh pitch has this in fernal traffic been carried that one hundred thousand females pe,tioned the Queen to draw the attention of Parliament 10 the subject; bn, it is doubted II laws can be so framed as to prevent 10 any extent this wholesale prostitution The facilities fof ear rying such traffic doubtless greatly increased by the extreme poverty aid ignorance of the poorer classes. The petition says:

 system exists by which not onls are undue facilities and temptations held out to the criminal, the giddy and the poor to enter life offnisay degradation and ruin, but unwary young females and mere children are entrapPed and sold into the hands of prodigate liber,ines Agents sen, into the towns and villages of the United Kingdom whose ostensible object is to engage young girls ins domestic service, or other domestic employment. but whose real design k 10 degrade and ruin them Female agents are also employed in London and many of our large towns 10 watch the pabiic con. veyanees and decoy the sinple and inexperienced into houses of moral poluiea and crime D offers oi advice oT temporary protection. By such and other means the entrapping of innocent young women IS reduced to regular trade, the existence of which, IS highly disereei,able 10 the nation.