True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-29

nh their expenses borne from America to
India, and from thence, at the expiration
ofthe service, back to United States. Seven
ofthe party remained to the end Of their
engagement-one of whom is Mr.. H., who
has just arrived in the Zenobia.
He says, on reaching India, their party
were distributed TO different parts of the
Indian empire in order that the expert
ment might be tested in reference to the
different soils and varieties of climate in
that vast empire.
One (AIr. IT, was placed at Calpee, in
the district Of Bundelcund Another was
stationed at Goruckpore, under the Napal
hills; another in Dooab; another was loca-
ted in Soomapore; another at Humeapore,
IN the province of Banda; another at
Raatch, in Bundelpore; others in Goimba-
tore and at Surat, on the western side OF
the peninsula.
After experimenting a year or two at
each place, Without prospect OF success,
they were changed to other localities SO as
TO give every district in India, as far as
possible, a trial Mr.. II. was chonged from
Bundecund 10 Rungpore, Northern India
near the base, and in full view of the Him
alaVa mountains which were covered with
perpetual snow. OILERS were changed TO
Dahwar, in the southern Mahratla country.
The American planter placed at RoaIch,
during a rebellion which commenced with
the Decoyls, (robbers,) had his premises
"achea, Ills iiouS eS satheo "t"i "'ii', U''i,
e'y escopilS WIN ti'S nc 'nu "'0 ''o'''e'
he wore
III every part OF iiula where 'ue amer,
ihilS urea tHe cui'iVa'loti VI eo''oti' onu
ehoeaV",ea 10 Instruct tie i'a'''eS III 1'o
neS' uioug r OF culture lucy ',I'S' S'Sh"''y
i''Ieu' 'I''ao Nv ,eli'''''oD u" - G,s
poSS'|te eAei"oh TO Sueccei, 'S .loy We'G
iioeFalIy Paia having every l"clI''y s!a'i'e'
sil"' hlGy e9'''o "SN' WIN ',Ie =" l'o1''''oh u
beIn@ hatasohleiy REWARDED Il "1cy SUE
ceedcd.
MIR. T. tliaks lhe TWO ste"' ana 'aS' e'-
aoie d!thc1itieS' III 'i'e way 81 .u''i' nus
cotton u ihdia' are o'iFtUu'aote'o '''e Two
great extremes OF DRY ana VII Ei.ai II
Err ei'iler o. WH!cli IS Pe,u'I"i'y i"'S' -, -
cotton. but'hg 'ae continuance q t'Lo
RAINY season. 'he cotton ElI'l'S g'o" VIM
uhWon'eu luNGf'aHcG ana t"p4ory' - p'
as suddenly chGcRed ana c"t OH ny 'no
intense neat OF ''ie sun N'hci' pou'S "i,'"
mem ouf'hg 'ile succeeding afy Se's"u'
NFheh he dFy weather SG's ~: lho suu
lipGhs NE boas teii,atLsly, M..eI WI ,,,
eity hot mort '''a'' '"'' 30" ~ "''tI ,''I
leaves OF t''e plant are ttiSiFo a''9 l'.,.'
10 a Drown eo'of ny 'iio Intensity u ''i0 %
Iar heht.
IN lower beh&a,' ''e ram? season eo i'ii
tHohGes Io'G IA Way 'no Ipl,,'',S W.
octooef. IN celi',at luGi"' "'e i"'!iE S,'
son Bogus aboul me tl'-u'' OF july ".o
lasts tilI IRON the Isl 10 NE lo'H o. 0oP'
TENDER ..,
tn tower i5ehSa,' as a,t'" as :" '''''l,'
q ram usually '"iS IL l'''',''''s' ~ Nh
'!a' iiaia' no crop can " |''''. '"'Ig W.
ih'el less 'ii'll !" 'l0 ''' ., nun r;
lhsnCS never ioi'S !" l'S,''t III " l',..'''s'
when ID Giedd II III ito ''i'e'" ''i '''' ''''
ives 49,. =, ..,,. a.ci
III adui'ioh 10 ''ic ""0"',i"S.I,"'I "'Ni
cu'tleS OF lhe climate NE co''o'' pau. : ~
rosed 10 The ia'a' a''acES OF aeN''u1''V' ~,
secis. There IS one when '@Es ull 81 "a
Tie Hover OF the r,ai'' Be!ofe '''a no,'
natures, the worm forms Wiiiiil u, "'''''l
leeds upon the green ana tehder H'i'S u'
thc cotton, eaunT out all lie c"''oH WIN"
Tie boil before 1t natures; leaving on!