Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
PROM THE SOUTH

By the steam packet South Carolina from Charleston
have papers OF that city Thursday afternoon and
variety of other Southern Journals forwarded by our
attentive espondents.-.yoytoik Heratd
GREAT INJURY TO THE CorroS CRops.-The report
oil The Cotton crops IS every where uniavorabe. re-
spectacle planter Ediso Island writes under date of
the 9Th inst that The injury from the late gale inf
nteIy greater than was generally supposed but that
even if there had been gale the harvest this time
would still be one, the fruit would have at
famed ITS "i growth lie aPprehends that The Cotton
hereafter to be gathered will be generally stained "Rely
upon 1t, says the writer the crop will fall far short Of
expectations lately formed, though have no doubt il
viii be decidedly better than that of the last scasonte
quality is excellent"
The Florence (Ala) Gazette of the 2sth ult. saws
awe have taken some trouble to ascertain the xcyt r
the injury 10 the Cotton Crop Of North Alabama and
from all that learn the crops have been cut off TO
one,ihird OF the usual quantity grown. Three hundred
70 the acre. is thought TO be fair average calculation
Tor the present crop In Tennessee, we are informed
the rst has been equally destructive the Of
inc planter. FROM South Alabama, and Mississippi we
nave no certain accounts. The loss of great a por.
on oil the crops will be seriously felt by this section Of
the country"
letter dated the 25th October from a gentleman Of
franklin county, North Alabama, gives Tie following
gloomy intelligence:
The frost the Sth 9Th and 10Th oftbis month vo
very destructive to all the Cotton throughout this sec
ton ofthe country--indeed, it has ruined the crops
90 not think the average will be than three
hundred pounds to the acre-many will make two
hundred have just heard by letter from Yalobosha "a
county IN Mississippi, on the branches Of the Yazoo
river, and about one hundrcd miles South of the Noft
era boundary of the Stae My informant saws the Frost
there has done very great damage The Cotton as far as
nave hearq, winch Is as low down az Vicksb
Mississippi The price Of Cotton must be hiohfrom f.,
to 10 cents IS now offered in Tuscumbia but have heard
Of no sales. "
The Southern Sentinel published at Decatur Ala of
the nth ut, speaking of the effects Of the late fosts
says accounts from various parts Of the State as low,
as Tuscaloosa state that serious injury has been sustain
cdrom the late destructive fross We learn that i'm tbis
neghborhood the cotton crop mas been esseped about
third end IL appears that the planters ccner.Iiv
throughout tie valley have suffered or less from
The cause"
AUousrA, (Gco.) Nov. G.
CorroS.- Yesterday the market was brisk Al from IA
TO 10 c5; but the receipt Of all adyices from Ivern,o
TO lst October received by last nights mail caused de-
cline Of from - TO 81 The weather is unfssoraie to-
day; the quantity received is light, and but little doing
THg YIcE PREsfoENr IN ViReIerA.-Mr Van Boren
passed through Fredericksburg last week on n visit ~
the Hon William G. Rves at bis residence ip Albe
marie II s stated that gentleman, supp, sed 10 be The
TIE German Minister, in company with him W.
were curious 10 know Of the Landlord where he sio,nd
what he thought Of Mr. Van Burcn. lie said siooi6'
cantly that hc would have taken him for Mac
clan, that he had neither hoof horns &c We haze
no doubt that gracious Wings will ascfbc this friend
" VISIT 10 some bad and sinister motive We shall sec
fLynchb1v0 Democrat
The Vice President Of the II states acconnan;sd he
The Dutch Minister, arrived in Town on SUNDAY eve
ming, and proceeded 20 Washington Yesterday norma,
They have been visit to Mr. Madison Mr. Rive
and The University. We understand a public Dinnc2
rendered 70 rim by his political friends in Frcder
icksburg o. ffedsrictst10g frena.
Charles 3. Penn, ESQ., having resigned as President
and Director Of the Bank at Buchanan the Direcfors ~
recent meeting, elected Col James CartmiB presi.
dent, and Charles r. Beole, Esq Director The Bank
ing House is finished, and rs the funds ar
rive, which daily expected the Institution will corn
mence operations fiacasfie Democrat