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BEEF CATTLE Noticing the other day drove of remarkab, fai beeves passing up our streets, were induced tn inquire into their history. We found they belonged to Mr. Cole, the enterprsing importer of European stock whose efforts to improve the breed of cattle, hogs and sheep have been avorabY noticed heretofore in this paper These cattle were brought from the Western country, and are intended for slaughter m our market. We doubt whether the stalls of the Fulton or Philadelphia markets have been graced win beefof superior quality. We do not make these remarks, however, for the pur pose of bringing Mir. Cole into notice particuary;- there are several persons engaged in supplying our markets with the very best quality of stall fed beef as extensively as he, and il has been remarked dur

 ing the winter that part of the United States could boast of a better meat market Our object is to call ihe attention of the Planters of this State to the im

 mense amonnt of money annually paid Tn this city for provisions, every pound of which they ought tc and could furnish themselves, with proper attention to the d tr,bution of their labor, hundred thousand dollars al least annually sent from this city 10 New Orleans and the Western country for the art- ce of bee alone. Add to lbs the am0nlsts laid for bacon, pork la,d, four sheep, hogs horses, mules, &c. in all parts of the State, and the aggregate is positively rightul. These facts disclose ,p glance the cause of our embarrassments as people, and they apply with less prppies to all the eni- ton g owing States. The remedy is with plan

 ters Let them determine tn supply themselves and their domestic markets wlth the necessaries oi fe and we care not how much cotton 'hey may grow

 The quantity would indeed be less, but It's aggregate value would be greater, and the whole amount of plantation consumption would be clear profit.