The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-11 00:00:00

THE CROPS.

The wheat in Western New York never looked better than
at present. The cool weather—and it has been uncommonly
cool through May, and thus far in June—is excellent for that
staple grain of this region, though it must be confessied that
our garden crops, as well es Indian corn, generally look sickly
enough. There is time enough for corn to grew, however,
provided the heat he adequate hereafter ; and as for gardens, it
is some comfort to know that there is yet time to replant where
the early sown seeds have failed. But with the prospect of a
capital harvest of wheat our people are the readier reconciled to
the seeming defects in other vegetation. The coolness of the
last six weeks is the more remarkable when contrasted with
the mildness of March and April.—Western New Yorker.
The meat crop in this quarter, generally, promises well.
Spring (Topa, fruit and garden vegetables are generally back-
ward.— anandaigua Repository.
lhe peach crop in West Jersey, we regret to learn, is likely
again to be a eery partial one.— Fredonian.
DETROIT, Just: 11.—We had a very severe frost last night,
which has materially injured, if not entirely destroyed the
spring crops, and we fear greatly damaged the wheat. The
wea, her still continues so cold that we have to keep a November
fire in our office.
FROM Be ENOS A YRES.—By the La Plata at Philadelphia,
the Courier and Enquirer has received Buenos Ayres papers
to the beginning of May. They contain some farther ac-
counts of the action between Oribe and Lopez, in the province
of Santa Fe. The results of the affair are stated to be 200
kill, d, arid 230 prisoners ; there were also captured 15,000 horses,
30,000 head of cattle, 4 pieces of artillery, baggage, &c. Of
the 2,000 men carried into action by Lopez, some 1,200 to
1,360 almost at the first charge passed to the ranks of the
Federal arniy—Lopez himself, accompanied by two adjutants,
had effected his escape to an island in the Parana. The super-
cargo ot the La Plata gives the most gloomy account of the
state of both commercial and political affairs; no business of
any kind doing, and, owing to the disturbed state of the Inte-
rior, there wa' no produce coming to market, and vessels were
daily leaving in ballast, and taking in a little freight, as ballast
for next to nothing. The United States ship Decatur was in
the harbour of Buenos Ayres, at last dates. The British Min-
ister had caused, by his remonstrances to Rosas, a check to be
put to the horrible murders which had been for some time
nightly perpetrated. Doubloons were $l7llO. Specie, dol-
lars, $l7. Exchange on London, 3A ; Monte Video, $l7.
'I he port was still closed against the admission of American
flour. The market was overstocked' by all kinds of American
goods.
MORE TROUBLE IN MEXICO.—The St. Louis Republican
of the 6th mentions the arrival at Indepeneence, of a party of
traders from the Indian country, bringing intelligence that all
the Americans (citizens of the United States, we presume) in
Santa Fe had been arrested and marched off to the city of
Mexico. Among them, it is said, was Mr. Messerve, U.S.
Consul- at Chihuahua. The account in the St. Louis paper is
not very clear or intelligible. lithe story is true we shall pro-
bably hear something more of it in a few days.
MONEY MARKET, JUNE 20.—The foreign news did not
seem to affect the stock market in any great degree. Prices
did not materially vary ; Harlern declined i; Long Island' ;'
Indiana s's improved i; Canton *; Delaware and Hudson Ih.
It is stated that the person who has been operating so largely in
Harlem Railroad, has purchased more than 17,000 shares, the
whole capital being 31,000 shares only. He is yet to receive a
large amount of the stock purchased. It is also stated that
having full control of the road, he has put it under such
management as will ensure its welfare.
The Carrollton Bank of New Orleacs has failed, leaving now
but four paying specie.
The Treasurer of the State of Tennessee reports to the
Senate the following state of the Treasury :
On hand, June Ist, 1842 ... $664,627
Unavailable

Balance available... $104,072
To be received prior to August Ist 252,460

Total applicable to payment of interest, $356,532
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
$lO,OOO Indiana Bonds cash 221
6,000 Illinois Bonds
1,000 Ohio 6's. 1850
3,000 Kentucky 6's.
25 Shares Del. and Hud ...520 68j
10'Ditto Am. Ex. Bank . 58i
•25 Ditto Canton Co.
75 Ditto Mohawk RR
50 Ditto Stonington RR b4m
45 Ditto Utica and Sche'y 134
50 Ditto Long Island RR
50 Ditto liailem RR
IUO Ditto ditto
SECOND BOARD.
p 3,000 Illinois 6's 1870
50 Shares Harlem RR

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