He made interesting statements respecting the improvement of the negroes in dress, morals, education and religion, since emancipation.

He had resided in the island some years previous to the abolition of slavery, and spoke from personal observation.
Among many other gentlemen who honored us with a call about the same time, was the Rev.Edward Fraser, Wesleyan missionary, and a colored gentleman.

He is a native of Bermuda, and ten years ago was a _slave_.
He received a mercantile education, and was for several years the confidential clerk of his master.

He was treated with much regard and general kindness.

He said he was another Joseph--every thing which his master had was in his hands.