TENNESSEE CoRN.-The Charleston
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TENNESSEE CoRN.-The Charleston Patriot 0! the 29lh ut. says--We have seen gentleman from Tennessee who arrived here yesterday with large lol of Tennessee Corn, being the first that has ever been brought to thIs city. The corn was placed on the ralI oad al Ddl> ton, depot about l6 miles from the Tennessee line on Friday last. The Atlantic and Western railroad has jusl been finished 10 Dalton, and almos: the first car ever loaded was the one with this corn. We welcome our Tennes- see friends 10 this market, ard trust that this is but the suspicious beginning of a trade that will be found emineniIy pro" fiiable to both parties.

 One word however, to the directors of the railroads on which this trade has to pass from Tennessee 10 Charleston. The gentleman who brought down this first load of corn complains heavily of the high amount of freight charged, which was 28c. per bnshel from Dalton. Al this rate it will he eimpossible for the corn dealers of Tennessee 10 continue the trade with ps. IL is therefore highly i'm poriant that the railroad companies should take this matter mic their serious consideration at once, before the people of Tennessee. whose trade is just begin. hing, become disheariened, and with dl sw from business which it is so much lhe interest of railroads 10 encourage,