, 1865-06-19

cflarEe exports OF put,ncgs Tbs trees woro
inapofted from the 6p'cr Islands, mud large
paptattons set out. They came 70 maturity
do az we'll as In their own Islands; bns With
in the lass lev 5ears blight has c,lne over
then, and BoW one can ride GUS Qf town and
see Thousands Of these trees In the different
stages Of dea1h AID sdecay. The trees are
conteRl in shape, the tarK blotched with
white, i'll e the Young sug7r maple, while tho
sizeis that OF the Ordinary apple tree. The
for q 81 na'l-sizsd late fail peach 1ha ontsias
f1nlt, cooked In the woy ~thst the ounce 4,
ma6es GOOD preserve or jelly: Tbs sec7nd
covering 10 the mace. and when ripe Il the
color Of verntiion. Tho third cor.t,ng Il the
shell, which must be cracked and ahelled of
before we arrre as tho. ,nu.nNg of con-
sczARp1AxrAr1oSs j..
Have never paid Wrli, though men have In.
vested In them EEd several txpetimsntShlT
been made on scale OF sufficient magnitude
to Gise tte thing fair trial. The III is not
adapted to raising cane, and syear gro wipg
can ntrar be profitable. One plaidtation. With
the mill and ali the necessary fixtures for
csnycrti1g the cane into suEnr, On which a
buLo1ed thousand dollars shad been t1peuisd.
was sold recently for eicht Thousand.
PEPPER GARDENS AND GAMBLER r1ANrA-
..,' TONS.
Black Pepper is vine,. and twines Itself
On poles, SO peppe. garden hss very much
The appearance OF hsld 1f hops. This
plant requires rich streug soil for which
tbe red soil Of the numerous bills is little
adapted. Gambler grows on the hills, while
peppers OCCUPY the low ulofs. lands butHeen.
Here the odor OF pepper never leaves the.
wharvcs at any tine. One may see, when
the tlde-is In, the rlscs along tho qasys 30
sLickly crowded wf,h the Chinese sampsus.
q Emalt heat J that one could hardly set an
oar or pole between, and d fton them comes
the pnusent smell Of pepper. Ths coolies
are bringing 1t ashore IN bags and storing it
in the go-dowus, n all stores or business
houses a1o called bere, ready for shipment.
The barbor Of Singapore fs a beautiful bay,
wide enough for great number Of ships to
ride at anctor but not deep enough for
them TO come to the wharf, except at what
ia called New Harbor, four miles diataut
from the city, where all the steamers land
their passengers and mai's. All the shipping
is loaded and un1oaded by lighters:
CocoANrr PLANTATIONS
Here yield a gocd profit with very little care
after the trees come 10 maturity, which they
do In about ten OF eleven yeass. This tree Il
very long lived it has been known to bear
fruit hundred Jeara. and very many of tbs
trees will hare on them onc hundred and fifty
wnys rTee1, ard Ia fr1,;f sS,an1n " evee 70 ~
sent fTom it's dark tufted ton' II. MI feei :.
all the 1aups and enters larpelV fntn tile
cookery Of The natives.
TIE NEWS FRou AMERICA.
Stu1dily and steadily every ore OF those
g'and fankiug movements Of Gen. Grant,
rom me hap?a6apnock to tho Janoa River,
"9s e. mere eal,ea aeleaE. t,,.
~ coaesa!nens eose1e1 tne e1ultant sym
paas4{ VIII III eae sousn. i,i, aaa; tee Tas the
~ ~ reg' +ee"1a aeSunS " 1nea ~! ats5pfesa
uon o. esery se1es1am. . s. e.esy soen mes" es
;s Saes T. mnss ns. coMo ba,ougn pomoay ana Ca.,
cu.tns nteIe h2etuauon u cottoa laaus anu
et'Ja = s,st al suEF ousieehs MO toe
eoaG ~ mas e 5eao.aniy ;ss H. oa supposed to nave
s ssomesnln. ~ w !" tne 'of1aae1oa ot op'atons
nt1S. IT, w., 9. ~ t..t H.. c.,a., ...t ..-
;,o7 Ins usiy M @ !acs taat tne eenesal, toa: tneY
saiitu ueieateu, eouL,nneo stafuAy 20 lotce
nis ms3 Aueo tno cutMJ eouHt1 ,aAu pEese:fe
NE Hnes VI cotal!iaa!cation WIN 91s oase, Wis
peaoo"a ~ Ia1n9 tnas eoot0 pe eeApla1n-
"a 81 etWatoa.
Coafses na.ufes YOU'D meet you YEA very
expanded snile ana q gleetal ruo o. tne hands:
20 your ucne!ai naS .eea oeiEatco l
!noEsat tqat y "on1o pc 50 Hhea nt nal 10
oca! WIN Aet; r.
- 3ou seuau! sa.ssesteu L1At ~ Mus ano-
sasl 70 atu1ousn 1a oeseaI 10 an a,tay toat coI-
unut 10 .ofge rs "Gy. anu nold tae country
az, y hmef1ea9s kaow nos Waat you gre
con,enalps t 'pa; tuas s,, 1u.e's hetp 1ot N s-
1oIauce " tuen teaa oolecs. - y 1Aauer un-
t MeuiI ~ op'sse.su pu'4eek ansao.'ltS. 0nu oues
~ Is.ust sI VIII su,ae p9' p3 ,,s anu ~ el
II 10 NJ stnat assutaaee 411 ~ ~ egot!sn1 !or
sHale " hno" 1ul1 aud te..Et :! ns aua1s
81 county ioan the mnath:auts, "ao are
tn"sI lnttlssttu a9a UT "ateune taets pro-
eess step ~ STEP
More fenned natutee, ~ 1hat t1me. would
look very eomp.a'sans & ana o'aaa, wnen my
tant news, very, very important !"
9etone does not 1eel 70 very much Inclined
to Hua*fcl with then out here, when one re-
members these sentiments are made to or.
der BY the London 1sn1ea' correspondents u
America, then. endorsed and comm sntrd
upon By Its editors, aud then sent out.
Where Is the Colonfst with ,andacity enough
to dispute the TnnndeIs1, as they style that
parer2 The New York AerrN Ia tbs only
American exchange With the local papers
herr, and 1t ls never quoted agatnst London
authority. Pfee!ous us.atnfn to View our
SEPTEMBER had been usnesed In before the
mails oroug6s news OF she1man's advance
scuth from Chettanooga, and telegrans came
q battles and victories IN the np!7uds OF
Northern GeorEa; out 81 long and ~ IN
tsnt!y haa attention IT, been = Eivetea to VI
6iAI1s hAAs A44 HuLAa AaAAG q. "1a piVAVAAEE1
IN important. hen looked wise, and said
Sherman vas only going INTO trap.
Iafd!y the Octo3er ma'ls-not your Octo-
ber, WITH her mellow LOOK. her hazT, 1uzy
Fe1t trailing over the ,anaseare, hut an octoe
Der With an eye OF IRE, and landscape Thai
never sno"s eere and SelloH leA-6rou9at
word thnt Atlanta Was captured and burn
lngs and bood vas defeated nnd a5ing.
III, re VASE pause men took q long breath,
and thought OF the TWO C's {cot.on and COT.
feel, snd finally arrived 1T the co Inclusion that
that victory did not etitct anything. The
end would be Confederate triumph. When
me Tnld , came came mat en5fman va moving TO-
maIu @ 1ns ceast: @ syml a:ny sao"eu 81 IeaeeuGy
70 feoouna aIo P9isa y a. me ola Wo!k. ~
vas vas @ teIieas, and o Inc Gonteassates "onia
w" nase Nasas.no Ee9 SnstsaH1aSs. MN
ayears " Wosh oy ne p f1asra1s aa "oolo De re-
cosessa sa AZ stsose g. v noua' r ~,
49,. ~ ~ rbaas nictnrr cst n Hoos ~
uen ~. y! ueneiaa tnuIas sGeoly oset nuou, ~,
A'Eo VI luz EElS!Rt. "a Au AE"o tAA4k AAE