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Extract Of a letter to tie Editor, from Dr John T. Cabeen, residing in Union county, dated 9th inst.

 ''I have sent you some seeds of the Pinus A3artima (Sca Pine, native of the shores oi the Mediterranean. This species of Pine is deemed highly valuable in Europe for nasts and spars. The trees frequently ex- hibit solid straight shaft or trunk to the height of from 60 to so feet, without knot CT branch. Like.the Italian Pine, this species also produces an eatable fruit, much esteemed and frequently served up at desarts By be- slowing some care and attention to their cul- ture in the first instance, they may become naturalized to our cline, and add one more species to the valuable list we already pos sess of indigenous forest trees"

 We. have received some seeds of the Sea Pine, mentioned in the above extract, and will cheerfully distribute thcm to any person wish ing to cultivate the tree, either for use CT or nament. These seeds were received from Algiers since the late conquest of that City by the French troops.--Hrkan8cs Gazette.