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FOi the RtgiSftr.

 Mr. EDiTOR-To the lovers of Horticulture in Molile, sight of no ortinaiy kind was seen last Thursday evening, in the splendid bloom of that rare towering plant, the Cactus GraHaihora, belnnging 10 Mrs. Wye, of this city. The blossom being but short-Ned, and while perfection, few friends of hs lady whose taste and care they were indebted for rich treat, among whom the writer of thls brief nutice were invited Ia attend.

 This elegant plant is about four years old, stands nearly four feet high and in excellent health, producing only one hOwer--but such a flower for splendor and elegance is very seldom witnessed It's dimensions were as follows breadth of the ex- banded flower at the base, 9i inches diameter at the outer edge of the cup of the coroa 6l inches- The petals in the inside of the coroa all pure white; those of the outside of green ish hue, and terminated in kind of hook at the top The pistillu was peculiarly elegant, bearing stg- ma composed of upwards of twenty pointed bodies, radiating from centre, and pointing towards the numerous surrounding stamina, whose bright yellow tarlna formed pleasing contrast with the snowy wilderness of the interior of tle flower, altogether forming of the most splendid specimens of Flo- raj kingdom, and such a florist would travel 70 miles to see. The odor emitted resembled in kind, though not in degree, that of the jonqui, and was pleasant It is the largest blossom of night bloomlng Cereus, and the best, ever seen hya FLORIST.