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Commerce of Literia.-B By a letter from Dr. Mechlln, the Colonial Agent, dated May lst,it appears that during the past year 59 vessels had visited the Colon, for the purposes of trade, 32 of which were American, 9 English, and two French. fihe exports amounted to Sl25,649 l6 in value. The culti- vaton of coffee, cotton, and indigo, all of which are indigenous 10 inc soil, ls rapidly increasing. One of the colo nists expects to have q plantation ol 20,000 coffee trees shortly completed.