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1he higk CranbesTy.-Few people seem Co be aware that this shrub, or small tree, which grows pleniifully in the marsh es and swalnps around us, yielding rich clusters of very handsome fruit, a delicious tart, may be cultivated with ease and suc- cess in our gardens and shTubberies.- Without knowing that the attempt had ev- CT been made, I tried it last spring, with some half dozen shrubs, from Saratoga county, all of which bore the transpIantiug very well, for they lived, grew as vigorous fly as most vegetables the fFst year, and some of them bore fine punches of fruit.