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EUROPEAN FAGRIcULTURE.-Many of our req. ders, we doubt not, will recolect that Mir Henry Conan. some few years sInce, undertook L visit Europe, with view of ascerianing the xatI s,a,e oi the science of agriculture there, and of reporting upon it to the people of this country. We leInen- Der when he was about to start upon the expednion how like laboi of love, the mission seemed to be regarded by him; and how satisfied we felt that so much zeal in. and love for, cause must prove bene- 6ca to those who looked to him for practical knos- edge. The world will now receive the fruits of the labor of mr. Colman, the results of personal obser- ya'ions. He will publish ihe whole in ten numbers each containing about ni"ety octave pages of well printed reading Two numbers have already been issued They are stored with statements of what Mr. Coi,nan saw and learned; the mode of cultivat- ing various kinds of soils, ihe produce, the stock the buildings the mode of living, the costs the re- turns, S<c. These all enter into be plan, and are being developed in inc work Mir C. also infuses some narratives, some observations upon character, and some pleasant anecdotes.

 The lovers of ofagriculiure will, of course, find in Mr. Colman's work rich treat. We who cannot judge of the merits of the work in reference to the main subject, to which it is devoted find the va- rious divisions of exceedingly interesting from the manner in which the subjects are treated.-[Phila- phia Gazette.