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g.. cooy the following article, from the Boston
Is ~ of the 18th sAugasl IL records apolher


ll~t lpont on the part Of The fanatics to induce


S"re 10 deseFtthe master but, on this occasion,


'o othersf we are gladto see that these wretehes


'srs disappointed: aiefsl 20 i ,..-.l.,,',tA q


WI "acite little family nuss came of near the q


ro@Unt House, yesterday, oceaslone11 py sue IN
TFe'rence Of some silly abolilionists, who attempt
ger ger induce female slave, brought here by a


H,Sern family, TO leave her mistress against her
Su' Su'n;tbes The woman evidently knew when
%uas well of. and exhibited not the silgntest DE-
= 10 change good situations where Sne me = Tsat-
4 kindly, for very uncerian one - ,SSa is
r. ,hss ) 7monomaniacs availed nothln2 IA tnis in-
Vnese ,So aI.ve nersisrng that she woutc rather
aance MS she was Since the above was
res;,,sn we have learned that the gentleman VINO
W. The slave here, took his servant and famhY
,n 81. cars a. New Bedford yesterday, when they
In.o n.soneiered colored abotionist preacher, whose
',me we could not learn,) who got into converse
,n with the slave, and was very profuse in his


marks and comments. He finally abused the


.s,leman TO such a degree that The passengers


erfered, and the oficioos fellow was elected from


h car. He got into another car, and afterwards


s,t an apology to the Southern gentleman for his
fLsh abuse. Upon the arrival of the party at
Poslon, the gentleman put his family, with the


lave, into a carriage, which he ordered TO the
fremont House, and waited himself ID look after
Selusgage. The colored preacher TOOK cab,
ue after the carriage and upon The ladys alight'
;as he peremptorily demanded the person of the
ave. Here he continued his abuse (verY luckily
n the husbands absence) 10 the lady, but the party
mtered the hotel. A crowd assembled, and the
,boonists, black and white, pressed their desire
for the slaves release. From our own knowledge
We are aware that the woman has not The most
distant desire to leave the protection of her mis-
ress: and she declares that If she were taken
away, and prevented from remaining with those
with whom she was born, and has been reared, she
would return 10 them upon the first opportunity
bough she had to walk a thousand miles to find
hem. And this ignorant and impudent anteloper
dares 10 threaten that he will rescue" her. The
woman is about forty years old, is perfectly happy
and contented, and yet few hair Drained pseudo
philan nIhropisrs, with this colored eacher," as
he is called, at their head, would abduct the wo-
man from the care of those she loves and desires
vremain. with. We recommend this fellow and
u coadjulors 10 The notice Of our police"