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Ni&so ri Ii,mc.-'IIo' ';"rm'n pop',a..o4 in
NJ $50 RI, are pro.iug lart the sol, alI cun,r,, OF
that %.a'c are well suited to tho gri,pc. Tuoy
are planting Vineyards and making rNccIlvur vine
IN nearly all their settlements. We SEQ by the
J..Ierson Inquirer that Judges have been appoint.
ed IN St. Louis t" award premiums to those who
raise the best quality wine in Missouri. 500 IN
gold, and credentials of the granted premium are
the award.


If the Germans have proven that Missouri is a
wine State, tho grapes have proven tina; Arkansas
is ono. The native grape in this State is sard to
excel thnt of any other, in the Union; and the
imported crap" fourishcs TO an extent desired by
the cuItIvators, Then why cannot wine be made
here elsewhere!


TIE Columbian Maga- inc.-Ths splendid mag
azne arrived in due season tins month; and as
usual is froiGhtcd with a rich cargo of original
literature. contributed by the most gifted and
distinguished writers. The ar,islical department
is worthy American artists and tho subjects are
most ,asteiulIy selected.


" Rumors via Havana, have been received
that France, England and Spain have concurred

in proposition from Spain to restore a monarchy
in Mexico, and place the son of Isabella, Don
Enrique. on the throne. Gen. Odonnell, of Cuba
is said TO have received orders to have troops a.
ready to embark for Moxico when Don Enrique
arrives who is expected soon with fleet of TO-.
600 soldiers. Santa Anna is said to be in the
secret.


This story will do to make newspaper para.
graph and hardly that, in an intelligent commu.
nifty. We should like to see 10000 soldiers al.
tempt TO land a King upon any coas, now in the
military possession of Is or 20. 900 live yapkeesl


0T We have seen tho corrcsnondence between
the President and Secretary of the Treasury, in
relation TO the opening of the ports in Mexico, in
our military possession, for tho purpose Of rais-
ing funds 10 bear the burden of the war.


The N. o. Bulletin of tho 10Th inst, contains
the decree Of Gen Worth, who is military Gov.
ernor. at Vera Cruz, announcing tho tariff of du
ties at that post.


In our next we will give tho correspondence
and decree alluded to above.
0T 1t is rumored that Con. Taylor has met