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How Slares are liberated by England- The following Is an extract from an article in the Sierra Leone Watchman, giving an ac count of matters and things in that African colony:

 .'The manner of recruiting for this regi- ment, the third West Indian, as 1t is called, is sometimes very summary. In July, 1S42, there arrived in the harbor of Sierra Leone, a vessel with one hundred and eighty-four re-captives. They had been obtained, not from slave ships, but from slave factories on the land. They were much pleased, and ex- hibited enthusiastic joy when the ship came to anchor. They deemed their deliverance at hand. visited them immediately as they anchored; this was at Il o'clock, A. M At ? P. M. of the same day, the Governor sent an officer oil board, selected seventy-fve or eighty of the most portly and well condi- toned, and had them landed and marched directly to the barracks, where they were enlisted ill the regiment to be trained, and in due time will be sent to take their turn in the West lndies.o