Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

TIE CROPS.
From variety Of sources II ave condensed the
following information, on Il subject OF universal
interest, lor the benefit oiour readers.
keuluck THE Lexington Inelligencer Says.
the Corn crop in that State will not fall Far short, II
any, OF hc usual average. This is lruc, IL says of
that part of the State, between Winchester aud
Mount Sterling. whch has been most affected by the
drought In other portions, rains have been abun-
lld Il, and the vegetation looks green and flour
l,hug is wheau first butst forth in the spring
Otlicr paper, IL kentucky give equally harterins
counts.
Louisiana-The I.alourchc Intclli.cuccr says,
that the crops are highly promising IN that section.
{ me Is thriving well, Corn vi" be abundant, and Of
Cotton there complaints.
Ofi9.-'rbe Corn IN this State, is SAID to have
bccuipaicd by the drought, though far crop"
is auto pated.
L3fil.-rhe Ccnrcyilic Chrouiclo speaks IN
hr,eling telms of the luA,tiant growth OF Corn in
that leeon-particularly of the = Baden Corn
sumo OF the stalks OF which FROM j. #.
chcs lGtS inches III height aad bear from To
II perfect stAN y ten acre field cult
waited by Mr., Haraen, member Of Congress, Is
sad 10 resemble a forest, aud averages four to
4 stalk.
NsS1uri.-'rbc Missouri papers generally say
obey will make abundant crops Of Corn.
Ttoues,oc.--r The Memphis, Paris, Trenton and
Nashville papers describe the prospects as very
gloomy in that Stat, both for Corn aud Cotton.
North Cargiiaa.-A gentleman Gom Caswell
county represents the prospect there,s very naerng
for good CROPS both OF Corn y Tobacco. The Vii
Il. al, l.,sI lao,
favored with scasonabe weather. aud that there a
promise Of an excellent Corn crop the district be.
tween Halifax aud Wilmington.
Arhansas.-'rhe Little Rock Gazette Of the lst
August SAYS. that the Corn and other crops in that
zion had been Dearly bligh;cd by the drought :;
but adds, in Il postscript, tina; seasouahle rain had
lust fallen, which put new lace upon things,
and mad refreshed and lnvigorared vegetation.
The Eayieu Si4teS.-A gentleman who recently
passed through the Western parts of Massachn-
sets, New Hampshire, Vermont and Ne" York,
reports HAT there had been considerable fall of
rain aud thai grain crops were good, p1rticuarly
Com. Potatoes also promise well. favourable
crepi. also calculated upon IN Maine.-lhe New
York Post, however states, that IN thai State, the
Corn and Potato crops will certainly he deficient.
Licorotd.-Tnc Savannah, Macon aud Augusta
papers state that the Corn aud Cotton crops have sui
tered immensely, and will be much short ened by
the long continued drought
llarqian2-ln some p1rts cfIhs State, they have
had seasonabe weather; but in others, there will he
a very short crop OF Corn.
Hliuois.-Thc Peoria Register says, The prospect
for full Corn crop, never looked better
1HSsisappt-Thc crops Of Corn ami Cotton IN the
Southern aud central sections Of this State said
to promise abundanty.
In Virginia. except in snail neiehborhoods, tie
crop both of Corn and Tobacco, must be far short Of
an average. In cases, whole fields Of the former
will scarcely yield seed. Wehear, indeed, ofbut very
few sections in which the yield iCorn will be more
than tlird of Il usual crop.
The Ndry.-A writer in the National lntelIlgencer,
admitting that the discipline olthc Navy has become
loose in its character, attributes the fault to the
head of the Department itself, and the Off
GERS The following, among other cases, it cites III
proof
"A mdslipman on beard sloop OF war in the
Pacific took upon himself 10 slap bis superior olcer'
lieutenant, in the face with letter, ON the quarter
deck of the ship, for other reason than that lle
lieutenant had reported him to the captain Tor I'M
nronpr conduct For this In chest OF military oheh-
ces the mldshlpman tined, ana 10y great strctei
of mercv got off with the mal sentence OF dIs,hssa
from the service. He returned to the nied states
where, having father who happened 10 DC so'
DISTINGUISHED politician and lawyer, litIlc difficulty
was experienced in detecting as was sad, some II
Gur informally in the proceedings OF the court anu
the sentence was not allowed to take effect. Here
then we see offence which, IN sict military JUS
ticr on Int to have been eXpihted al 'ie SdIu 'n
calmly perm ittcd b, The Department to pass u"?ua
l ishcd'
IVlo is lie The Richmond Enquirer a ie'
DAYS ago, on the authority OF letter from Mr. Paul
ding stated iha he not the author oil tie at'ac
upon the Naval officers which recently appeared IN tn
+ WASHINGTON Globe, as cditorial.-And .etihe Mad
isonlan says:"Wc have such information as reduce
il, to near approach TO certainty, that the Hon. D.
Pauldng wrote every word OF the two articles pup
llsAed i'll the Globe, assaultinG the Navy. WI