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Chinese La5orerS.-The throwing open of the Chinese empire, amongst it's other ef- fleets, may bring the labor of its hordes of inhabitants into competition with the labor of other countries. It is very possible that it may supersede the labor of the free blacks III the West India islands, and they, there fore, would find it necessary to export them- selves to the States of America, where there are already too many of that class, who would be farther reduced by this increased competi- tion-or to England, where the poor white nhabltant can now scarcely obtain bare subsistence by his exertions-or back to the country in which they had their origin.

 This suggestion takes the coloring of a movement of the times, from the fact that Lord Stanley has recently stated in the Bri- 'lsh House of Commons, that he had received q communication from persons engaged in the West India interest, making direct propo- sals to seek the laborers of China for the British West India plantation labor They say that cheapness is at the bottom of this proposition. It IS, we presume, well known. that Chinese laborer can be had in his own country for not over three dollars month. We hope 1t may never be when American la borers shall be reduced to work for :. ten cents day and find themselves"-let hum- bug politicians eroak about the miserable false notions of political economy as much as they may. Plenty of work and good nav we vote for, for all honest laborers on inc free soil of the United States.

 Satrrday Courier.