Toronto, July 14, 1848.

Mr. Editor. Sir:—Last evening, at a regular monthly and quarterly meeting of the British American Anti-Slavery Society, it was resolved that any person or persons going from Canada to the United States, or elsewhere, on a mission to beg money, except they have authority from some denomination or from the British American Anti-Slavery Society, the public should be aware of them. I am authorized by the Society to forward this to you for publication, and desire you to request other papers to publish the same.

JAMES D. LINSLEY,

Sec’y of the B. American A. S. Society.