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CULTURE OF CoFFEE.-The cultivation of coffee is simple, and I see no reason why it could not be advantageously introduced in our southern States It fourishes well on the Jamacla mountains, at height above the sea, where the climate is quite as cold as South Carolina, Georgia. or Louisiana The labor IS very light. The tree, when once planted, will bear thirty, and sometimes fifty, years, with scarcely any attention. The prepara- tlon for market is very simple, and can be performed by children. It would be equally profitable with cotton, and think far more so than either rice or sugar, without the sacrifice of health attending the cultivation of the former, or the terrible using up of flesh and muscles demanded by the latter. The only point to be ascertained is, whether 1t will bear the climate of our southern States :; If so, there can be little doubt that for pro- ductlveness and facility of culture, 1t will be preferable to any other southern crop.

 S. B. PARSONS.

 FLUSHING, l.. l., Nov. 23. 1S43.