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cable at an average rate of five and half
miles an hour, the ships pursued their
way for ,669 miles, unhindered by acci-
dent or bad working of machinery, until
Friday morning July 27th, at o'clock,
when the harbor of Hearts Content in
Trinity Bay was reached, and the last
coil of the Cable unrolled and fastened to
the shores of the New World. During
the entire trip constant correspondence
was kept up with Valentia, and the dis
patches were posted up on ship board IN
lieu of the morning papersl And now
the first news sent over this 1000 miles
stretch of submarine wire is, that PEAc
is DECLARED IN GERMANY. Greetings
between the Queen and the President
would not have constituted SO appropriate
a dedication of the now relations estab-
lished between the continents, as this
simple announcement.
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DIR. L. G. Aliens office, formerly of Water
street, may be fund at No. ia Ba k street, over
Cutter & Sons Auction store. jy30:3S7
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~ YoRk. JuIY 30. l a. I'd.


To EDIroRs: No private messages have
vet reached US over the cable. The news
reports already sent are through Mr.. Field
and Mr.. Redpath, of the Tribune, who is
on board the Albany.
The distance to be traversed by the news
yacht, sailing from Aspy Bay 10 Port au
Barque, is eighty miles The next yachts
expected tomorrow.
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Announcement 10 she President al id
Others.

HEARI's CONTENT, July IS
To HIS ErceIsacy, President johnson, Vash-
iagtoH, D. c.:
SIR: The Atlantic cable was success fully
completed this morning. hope it will
prove blessing to England and the United
States, and increase the intercourse be tween
our own country and the Eastern H.emis-
phere. Yours, faithfully,
CYRUS W. KLD.
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Working Men you are requested to attend
the regular meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Co-opertive Grocery store, at Solomon Lodge,
Ii3 Ontario street. at ~ p. m, a6th inst. jy26
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Moth and FreckIes.-Ladies afflicted with
Discolorstious on the Face called moth patches or
freekles, should use PERRY'S Celebrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION. It is infsllibie. Pre-
pared by Dr.. B. @. PERRY, DermstOIogist, 4s
Bond street, N. Y. Sold by all druggists in Glove
laad, and elsewhere. Price So. mayl7-s4o
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The sweet odor OF spring time skillfully
blended / that popular perfume for the to let,
EGYPrIAN GALA, manufactured by TALLMAN &
COLLINS. Sold by ALL druggists and at whole
sale by
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100 barrels prime Beans for sale at ss Mer-
win street.
jy2ES36 OOTTRELL DICkEf.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
HEARTS CONTENT. ,

HEARTS CONTENT, July IS.
England and America are again united
by telegraph. The cable is in perfect or
der. We have been receiving and sending
messages through the whole cable ever
since the splice on the 18th inst, off Valen
tia. (Sigued) CYRUS W. FIELD.
TT,.-,. N.,-,,,,- T,l,, Oe
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The American Cooking stove

The American Cooking SfOve-1s man
ufacturcd with certain improvements secured by
letters patent, under date of May 5, 1868, and De-
eember 5. 1855. One Of these Improvements cover
the arrangement Of fitting portable ash pah in
the hearth Of Cooking Stove, receive the ashes
as il passes down from the CRATE. All persons are
cautioned against manufacturing, vending or using
other Stoves made in IMITATION Of the AzEEICkS,
as suits have been commenced for infringement Of
these patents, and al persons manufacturing sell
ling or using said INVITATIONS, will be liable for
damages for Infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD 4 CO.,
II and 10 Green-st., Albany, n. Y.
The AMERICAN is for sale by
JIM. BAILEY CO.,
n A CIeVelaud Nhio
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NEw AovERTisEMENTs.
IIT0VRsRfutl N0NpERFTL-Nae
mo LUMBRR DElLBRS 8 BUILBERs.

Il " ~ ltlh ~ A1D q ~ AAH ER =
a Bids for furnishing Eataiisl, and building
farn upon the premises o. tie Northern Ohio Bu-
natie Asylum at Newbure, ' i'll be received - the
cthoe Of Byron Stanton, Sup1rint7n 7nteat Of SAID
Asylum, until Saturday evening. August 9TH.
BIDS are icited for materials aud labor separate
y BraSings, PHns aild Specifications are ready
tT BspectiJB az Dr. Stantcn's ofSee.
W. u. PRICE,
July as. lsss. .-jy5o RI sce'y Boarl Trustees.
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The Atlantic TELEGRAPH, Company.


The following is list Of Directors of the
n. y, n. F. and London Telegraph Com
prny;
Peter Cooper, Cyrus W. Field, Moses
Taylor, Marshall o. Roberts, Wilson G.
Hunt. The officers of the Company are
Peter Cooper, President; Cyrus W. Field,
Vice President; Moses Taylor, Treasurer !;
Robert W. Lowber, Secretary.
Additional Prom London.
HEARTS CONTENT, July q, 9:lO A. NJ,
C. W. Field says there have been riots in
London on account of refusal Of the gov
ernment to allow reform meeting in Hyde
Park.
A daily paper has been published on the
Great Eastern.
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ooxFIRMArIOSs.

The total number of emigrants arrived
this year is III, $50 or 5000 moro than last
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ROME, n. =, July 29.-There was an ex-
tensiYe fire here to-day. Loss Si50,0oO.
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STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS s CANFIELD,
Jy31:3il Wholesale Agents.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., June 2O.-The four
prisoners sentenced TO death by tho Mill
tary Commission, but reprieved by the
President, and whose attempted liberation
on a writ of habeas corpus oecasioned the
recent conflict of authority between Gen.
Sickle5 and the United States District
Court, arc said to have been quietly removed
last night steamer under guard from Cas-
tic Pinckney. The military with order,
refuse to give Information concerning their
present whereabouts. The impression pre-
walls that they were sent beyond the juris-
diction of the Court.
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TINE cAYADIAYs SCARED AGAIN.

NEW YoRK, July 29.-Special dispatches
from Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto say
that intense excitement prevails concern
ing another reported Fenian movement.
There is n rumor that after the Confedera-
ton is effected $40 0,OOO, ,O00 will be spent in
for'ifying the frontier, half to be paid by
the, British Government,
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Continued on fourth pas
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FOREIGN NEWS BY STEAMER.

Gold Closed Saturday Night at $50.
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AsPY BAY, July y, 500 z. NJ.
All dispatches from Europe via Hearts
Centent and Port au Barque, being mainly
relative to. the successful laying of the cable,
have been forwarded by telegraph from this
point, and the news yacht sailed this after
noon on her return to Port au Barque-
Another vessel viii arrive tomorrow morn
ing from Port au Barque with further advi-
uss from the cable and Europe. The tele-
graph lines are in good working order.
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I
. .TI=z=s== ====== #zz=5==== 4
.SpeciaID1spatcF,es ,es.
. RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, a N.
s. eoiAl Dispatches to tho Western -

SECRETARY HARLAN's LETTER OF r xS1sx,-rox
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The f;uo,vi,,,. :.
q copy of Secretary HGrlan's 49, of rasi, -
nation: -Si6
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Mr.. Rogers has made a minority report
on the completely of Davis in the assassina-
tioE OF President Lincoln. He complains
Of obstacles thrown in his way by the other
eAembers of the Committee. He was not
permitted 70 see the whole testimony until
Friday noon. He says the main portions
were exparte and made without Opportu-
nifty OF examination. The evidence Of San
ford, Conover, Merritt and others is styled
worthless and unreliable. He concludes
with an urgent appeal to turn Davis over
70 the civil authorities for trial.
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Only nine cases of cholera was reported
by the Board of Health yesterday in this
city, aud eight in Brooklyn, one of which
proved fatal. Reports from Hart's and
David's Islands are more favorable. The
mortality lists for the week show consid-
cradle decrease in the number of deaths.
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A call addressed to all circles in this city
and vicinity, is issued for general meet
ing to-morrcw, SUNDAY afternoon on busi-
ness said to be of importance.
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WASHINGTON, July 29.-The t,uo,vin, :,
q copy OF Secretary HGrlan's stss- of -ssio,- =
nation: 80
DEPARTMEST OF THE TSr,p1op
Washington D. q.
II. ~ p-o.;ao,4. JURY %, 1866.
Hsying heretofore .rFormed you of my
when it might acc ri with your pleasure
and conveniencet .s,ame NV suceassor cS1.ulJ .nJ !
in pursuance of s understodins Ies'oT, ST,iHed and
at IN a recent i 1serview, hereby tender INV
res reslghateh OF the office of the Secretary Of
ste inteniGr to take effect upon the first day
II an $ severIng my official connection
WI. VIZ dr administration, ! would do inius-
@ we " my own feelings were 1 not to pre-
9eI' my thanks for She uniform courtesy
an' kindness shown me by YOU, during nv
L ,rm of service. Praying that the Supreme
Ruler of nations may bless you with health
and yigor to endure the arduous labors in
cident to your high position, and wisdom to
carry into effect such wise measures of
| policy as Congress may devise to insure the
domestic and national unity, l hsve the
| honor to be, with great respect,
Your OOedient servant
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JAMES HARLAN.
Secretary of the Interior.

The United States CeEsuI at Port Mahon
writes that the cholera has again broken
out among the Pilgrims at Mecca more vio-
lent than ever, and that the French and
Spanish authorities are enforcing a very
strict quarextine over vessels from all in
fected perts.
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NEw FcRk, July 25.-The wife of Will
liam Cullen Bryant, died at her residence
on Long Island, to-day, in her 10th year.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW ] ORE, Oct. "A.
The Herald New Orleans special says il
is positively asserted IN some quarters that
Presiden; johnson has urged Gov. Welles
to force the Amendment through the Legis-
istnre
A case involving the liability Of common
carriers. has been tried in the Supreme
Court Circuit, part 3. John o'Connell
brought al action against the American
Transportation CO.. for the loss of trunk
which be brought with him as baggage on the
steamer America, from San Francisco 10
New j 1ork. The Jury hiough; in verdict
for plaintiff, assessing his loss at FIVE hundred
dollars.
The Times Washington special SAYS in re
gard to or Affairs with England growing out
o. the depredations dnring the late war. Of
the privateers Alabama and Shenandoah.
Mr. Adams. our Minister 10 the Court OF St.
James, was some time since instructed 10
make a peremptpry demand for indemnity
for the loss sustained by our commercial IN
terests, and to the demand. Mr.. Adams re
eeived al evssive reply. He was Immediate
ly instructed 10 repeat tine demand he did
so. bui lao definite response has yet been re
ceived, but the tone o. English newspapers
recently received Indicates that these re
newed and persistent demands have not beer
without effect. The British government i.
now putting out feelers In their various or
gans. showing their disposition in the mai
ter From these it appears that they arr
willing to submit the claims to arbitration OF
70 q Board Of National Commissioners
Our Government will accept no arrange
..erts of the sort, but viii insist on promp
ana fuh payment Of the claims. This is on,
ultimaium AZ eontalned IN the instructions
urhfrb NJ dams Ne nov arttn0
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NV Yong, Oct "a.
Advices from Mexico to the 9th and VEN
Cruz to the 10th has been received via Ha-
vana-
The situation of the Emperor is daily
growing worse, and 1t has lately lost GuAga
mas, Hannselis, Irsslanor, Ssorzolea and
other places of less Importance.
An important Conference took place at the
Rataco, ~ Chspultspec, on the 9th, on tn
most sihcacious means 10 bring finds into th1
Treasury, and Committee was appointed to
report, which was ali that was accomplished.
The Eaqfe5e says . Council of Ministers
net on tke ~. 1anmilian presided.
Questions Of tie greatest importance were
submitted to the Council
Havana sdvices of the Goth are received,
and says the Ne,rs from Mexico states tha,
Belgian officers, whose terms OF service are
up had left for Europe on the 18th.
About 900 soldiers of Aarious French corp s
de nrmes had arrived at Vera Cruz The
Slst corps was also expected from the inte-
rior. This body would be the FIRST to re-
turn to France
Yellow and Typhoid fever, will chills and
agne lis raging 1t Cordova. and had meated
such panic that many families had snl-
grated
Al the capture of res hy the Liberals,
the Imperial General Frongberg was killed.
II is said that this Government had purchas
ed of the uited States two monitors a. N
expense of g. 600. 600 aud as the Govern
ment has no available funds, two wealthy
merchants of this city have gone security for
the amount.
ire Captain General mas iaielr been ma
klug-a personal inspection df the Notifications
and barracks OF tis city. He went this
morning to Matamoras and had accepted an
invitation TO Carliaas. His successor, Gen.
Manzeo, il expected on the 2sth.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN PE1SCIsco. oct 30.
News from the Russian American Iee-
graph expedition says the Russian Corvette
yeariose sailed on the 5th, for Amoor river,
having Oh board. Count Pourosof. The We
AROSE reached Ghyign, Angus, 15eh and
sailed fonr days later for 0chots.
Mayoy Abasa, chief OF the Russian portion
Of the expedition had explored the route,
and was determined in regard to the pcsi-
ton of the lines between Ghyiga and Ochots.
Capt Monhoss had explored the route to the
mouth of the Amoof river and Ochots and
Jairad Major AhAsa as the latter point
Various explonafions had determine the
route between the Behring sea, and the ter
minus of the line at the mouth of the Amoor
River Timber was plenty and four hun
dred poles were expected TO be ready before
the close OF the present month.
The natives are very plenty along the
whole route and afford the use of their doc
trains TO assist in Transporting materials anc
have contracted to supply any amount o
Reindeer meat Maj Abasa has purchased
large number Of dog teams and established
fisheries TO supply the dogs with food. The
Russian Government, officials have rendered
every facility to the expedition. and this with
out waiting instructions from ST. Petersburg
to render oil the aid necessary for the com
pIetion of the line. Tie necessary materials
ior work are arriving rapidly.
Los Angeles dispatch says q fierce Ggh
had occurred between the citizens and muir
derous band of Indians in the vicinity o
Hardeysville, III which fifty of the latter wer'
killed, and the citizens lost none.
Gen. Rufus Ingalls, and Gen. NJ y. Samp
SON, are on a tour OF inspection of the mil
/ tary posts in the Pacific Division. They let
Los Angeles Oc: 18th, for San Diago an
j Fort Yuma
| 4 LAhih letter of Aug. 1st. says tbs growt
/ of cotton is extending. Eighty tons hav,
been shipped to Bordeaux, and eighty NOR
/ would be shipped IN January.
The Golden City, for Panama, sailed We.
terdav, carrying $685. .0eG in treasure, q
which $554, GOO goe- to New York. ANON
the passengers were Stephen ] Field and Ee
win Forrest, the actor.
4 J. N. Avery refused TO surrender the oftic
of e. S. Assessor for the Sacramento Distfii
i to Jno Bogler. who has commission fr0r
the President, on the grounds that the Presi
dent s nomination required confirmation
the Senate The matter Was referred
4 Washington.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw Yoak, Oct "a.

The produce merchants held meeting to-
day and appointed Committee to solicit
subscriptions TO sut tferers BY the Quebec FIRE
Mr.. T. C. Mcleod. prominent member
OF the New lofk Stock Exchange, died to-
day.
Railroad Convention. composed of dele
gates from all the great lines of the country,
has commenced its ssttings at the ST. Nieho-
las Hotel. The object of the convention 10
to consider the proposed movement to estab>
lish q uniform system of signals and regulA-
tons, and advance the general intsresas of
the organisation. About Fifty gentlemen,
representing all the leading lines, were pres.
ent The assemblage included the principal
Presidents, Superintendent and Enginsers oi
the various railroads, and IN aUregaae oi
Sle0, 900, 600 and 5000 miles OF road wess
represented.
The following rssolntions were unanimous-
ly adopted:
Resolped, That the general object Of thia
convention is 70 enforce railway con1txucfiur
and management, and that no action should
be taken tending to violate ths uilruod in.
terests. or place II in . posi,isa ansagcnissis
TO railroad interests; and that no political
military, or exciting subjects should be dis
Gus sed.
The attention of the convention wsu c.lles
TO the vasincss oil the territory through which
the lines passed, and it was agreed sA.s ,
Railroad Bareau be established, in vhicj
selenu6c men be employed. The sahjsc
waa referred to . committee Of Ave, md -
convention adjourned till to morrow morn
ing.
The Ecenine Erpras ays . very respscsu
bic contribution Of arns ae1 sa.ssitisn ~
ssaa - hseAsaMssn ts-daH ~ - tsaaan
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FROM TROY, n. Y,

Troy, Oct. "A.
The creditors OF the suspended firm of Al
den. Frink Co Of Cohoes, are here from
New ! ork. endeayoring to secure their debts.
and represent that the firm bought recently
upwards Of SIG. 900 worth of goods which
never left yoar city, but we're there sold at
ahcton This unpleasant fact materially
damages their case.
Information has been received of the mur-
der os Mr. Gilber, Eaton, son Of Mr.. 0rranns
baton. tie hepd oil tie California car building
firm OF this city. al Lincoln. H., By mar
ramed Warwick. who was quarreling with the
porter Of the hotel where Mr.. Eaton wal
stopping. and with whom Mr. Eaton re
monsrraied. when the man turned upon him
and stabbed him To death with dirk
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Attitude ~ the e D. Government
toward HexAee-The CenAaslsn - AZ.
fAirs IN that Ceantry.

New oRK, Oct. "A.
The Times Washington special says the at-
titude of the Government toward Mexico
and the condition of affairs in thai country,
IS previously communicated TO you, is fully
confirmed. The French Government have
asked for delay of the time for the With
drawai of The first instalment Of their troops
until the lst of Jsnnary, with the promise
that, II this time is granted. il will waive the
time allowed for the removal of the remain
ing detachments, removing all substantially
~ one tune 10 this our GovernmGut hns
not assented, but insists that the withdrawal
shall commence at once and proceed AZ Wig
orously as possible In case of anarchy our
Government will sustain the Jnare9 Govern
ment, In consideration of services rendered,
Lower California and the Northern portion Of
Slnaloa and Chihuahua will be ceded to the
United States
II is no part of the agreement yet made
that the nited States is to guarantee the
claim OF France against Mexico, though such
q case may yet appear expedienf and proper,
iu which case the Government of this coun-
try will lnot hesitate TO tax e the responsibility
The main point sought Is to enforce the Mons
roe doctrine, by removing European inter
ventiou from Mexican affairs. and securing
to the country staple republican form OF
oustGHWruA NE Responsibility Ot Ante uu~
dertaking has been fully discussed by the
Cabinet, and the decision has been unani>
mousv arrived at that the time has come for
he anercetir actsor Indicated = the r-oesed
inga ahose toresnaao~ed. These proceedings
hase nov taken definite form and shane. and
been entered SO far into prosecution TO be
bevond recall
The IlRse Washington special saws; Gov.
Swan, of MARYLAND, had long interview With
tne President tins morning coniinutng U TO
the moment OF the meeting Of the Cabinet.
He then Withdrew until the Cabinet haG ad-
joarned, al which time the interview was re-
newed The subject Of the pro.rAoisd in
,efssev ~as tne threatening state OF affairs in
MARYLAND. The subject also discussed in
the Cabinet, and there is the best authority
fcr SAVING that the Cabinet un-n molsly agree
IS 10 the course OF the Governor Under the
decision III the Dott case, i. Is acknowledged
that the General Government is bound to
protect the constituted authorities OF any or
ali the States against domestic iusurrection
or any other form OF resistance to their an
thority, Gov. Swan proclamation il fully
approved bv the President
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FROM BOSTON.

BosTos, Get. "a.
The Republicans OF the 10Th District have
nominated +. l. Dawes for reelection to
Congress in the 9Th District 4. o. Prince,
Of Winchester has received the Democratic
nomination for Congress.
The following missionaries embarked to-
day on the ship Birmingham, under the aus
pieces Of the America Baptist Missionary
Union.
Rev, il Stoddard and wife, and one son ;
Rev. NJ B. Comfort and wife for Ossum
Rev. John Gushing and wife, and Miss P
r. Gage for Burmsh.
The Prince Achille Murst and DIR. Givinn.
merly Senator from California, arrived on the
China
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Oct "A.
A confagra ion this morning, at ! clock
destroyed one million dollars worth of prop
erty, including the bonner office, large
Drug House. Langan Co.. the Louisiana
Billiard Saloon, the Drug HOUSE Of Haslock
i Co.. with many smaller establishments,
law Offices and private apartments The hre
was no, checked until clock. 1t has de
stroyed all Of the south front of Cedar street
from Cherry TO Printers alley, extending
through to Dead Rock street Morseis Pho
torraph Gallery well known to the army of
the Cumberland, il entirely consumed. A
man sleeping up stairs, broke his leg by leap
ing TO the street A number Of old Nashville
land marks are gone.
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ON Coax CRor.-The corn crop of the
United States FOR the presens year is es,ima-
ted at the enormous amount Of l,o3s. 900. coo
bushels. !, is stated that in the iasi twenty
Eve years the annual increase of the eurn crop
averaged four per cent, and IN thsthree cen,
suses last taken it is stated thus. In l64o,
81, ,s7l.a .aT5 bushels; 1850. 5al GIL .lo4 bush
els aud 1880. ss0. s51.7o7 bushels Halfthe
crop is grown in the Mississippi valley, north
of Tennessee.