Whilst millions of our oppressed and manacled fellow creatures are still groaning under the cruelties of slavery, and panting for deliverance from thraldom, no apology is thought requisite in presenting anything calculated to increase a feeling of sympathy for that portion of suffering humanity whose own voice has but little chance of being heard, and when it has an opportunity of being raised in self defence, is too often but little regarded. It must be evident to the most superficial observer, that recent events have excited an awakened interest universally in behalf of the down trodden slave. It is exceedingly desirable that this feeling should not be allowed to pass hastily away, but that the public mind should be kept alive to the great subject of the negro's wrongs, still such time as they are effectually redressed.