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MEMPHIS, Oct 12.-BOundary line bet,ceen Me State 9 Mississippi and Iennessee-We take the earliest opportunity of announcing to the public that the latitude of Memphis as determined by Mai J. llolbrook, commissioner the part of Mississippi, is $50 g AS. S. Ofcourse the line will intersect the Mississippi river between mine and ten miles south of Memphis.

 The instruments used were an astronomical cir. cle, sextant. and refectng circle, all made by 'rroughton of London and graduated, the first to fire seconds, and the other two toevey ten seconds The magniiying power of the telescope is about 60 times.-The satellites of Jupiter and their clpses can be distinctly seen and observed by them.

 From the high reputation, for scientific acquire mens, and general intelligence, which Mai. Hol- brook has obtained, have no doubt that the lati- lude of this place has been correctly taken by him, than it has hitherto been done by others; and we have as little doubt that the state of Mississippi will now abandon all claim to that portion of our territory which she has hitherto considered as being within her limits.

 Maj. Holbrook is accompanied by Cadet D. II. Turpin, of Jefferson College and R. T. Dunbar, Esq. Senator of the State of Mississippi.