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From LIBERIA-We find the following para-
graph in the New-Orleans Commercial Bulletin
Of the 26th June


LiBEKiA.-We have had The pleasure of perusine
number OF letters written by the ninnuruited ssr
yonr~ nf our esieeuieh fellow citizen. JoHS McDuH-
MUCH, tsq. from their houe III Atrlcu, 10 iils
forru-r master and TO other gentirmen. These let
t-rs express the utmost satisfaction at the emgrant
with The SOIL clnsre. productions and situation ci
Inc colonv and abound wiki expressions OF thane
fulnes- and gratitude 10 Mr. M'D, to whose forecast


nerality and well considered philanthropy they
so grraily ind-bted Coffee, cotton potatoes, cas-
sadoes plsn;aln. among the articles which the.
snulneratr as under successful cultivation by lh-n
They have had little or no sickness among Them
speak well oil the general condition of the colonIsts
moral and physlca-o the schools, and, especially
OF the religious opportunities which they enjoy
The few incoiven-ncrs the, under, oi which u
trace be found in the letters, only those H.
separable from emigration 10 country compare
tively new, and are not equal TO those actually en-
conn,ered by families removing from the Easter
INTO the Western States OF the Union. The picture
presented by The letters is the honest, rough sketr
Of simple negroes and is exceedingly gratifying
and encouraging TO the friends of African coonizh-
ton, and fully proves, tnink, the advantages OF
Mr.. M'DoNoUGH'S method. We trust the success
which has attended his experiment will induce
others OF our cnlerrrising and humane propretors
10 adopi IL.