New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

Cpops At TIE WrsT.-Wc find in exchanges from
some pari. of the aering of the har
vest prospects than home The Huron (O)
Commercial OF late date says that they have the
Aat,erng accounts from all parts of that country of the pros
pect OF plentiful harvest An unusual quantity of wheat
was sown last fall and appearance indicates great Yield
Ofthe same paragraph in the Panosyile O Tel
epraph l. saws that the farmers may obtain - cents
cash or wheat in ,hci: For p cents pota
toes 16 These advanced and advancing prices and sales
for cash are encouraging their farmers and inspire all with
fresh hopes OF better The prospect is that
i,handing former fears, the prcscNt viii be Of
great abundance that vicinity An exchange paper con-
ain letter from citizen of Monroe county, in tins State
dated Crawford county, Ohio, June 9TH in which he says
that wheat in that and Wayne and Rchland counties at that
time appeared prosperous than usual much of it being
waist high There had been rain in tha quarter since
the 9th OF 10Th May. 1t is known that since the date of
his letter there has been hut little rain in a part OF Ohio
and though crops might have been promising then. does
not follow that they Indeed, from inel
cence We have from tina; would appear that wheat
and spring crops have suffered very much from the almost
universal drought the country has experienced.
The Fort Wayne Ia Sentinel says that the there
has been remarkably backward but crops coming
finely Wheat never bid ai: Cor abundant harvest
Oats and grass equally promising Corn Is more back
ward owing the and cold weather about planting time
Some did not up we'll but they have had fine weather for
several days and it has grown aslenishingly.
DFpLoRABLE AFFAIR NEAR THE BALIzE.-The zeal of
tho crew Of the Merchant which lett New Orleans search
Of the Balzc pirates have led them the
dcplorabe and blameworthy The party which they
seized and one OF whom they killed the Bayos Lime
Kiln as we stated Saturday proves have been nno
cent fishing party composed OF four individuals two OF them
brothers by tie name of Paul and Francois Luscy nacd
Henry Price another Lavergnc and little boy nine years
old Paul Lusey whose brother killed, has published
an account of the TRANSACTIONS which appears that
about o'clock on the evening of the 10Th about 80 APP
preached their encampmen and without the slightest parey
rushed upon the fishermen surrounded them with bayone;s
shot one of them who very naturally endclyorag
cape such rough and after binding the others
wrcaked their vengeance the oysters their victims had COL
ec,ed together The whole affair haze been
busted with the most reckless brutality The whole party
offered to surrcnder bu, treated with the greatest
hurshness rad their lives endangered by the bayoaet Of the
savage crew To pouace upon innocent men IN This brutal
way certainly very questionable mode OF capturing i'm
agnarv pirates An investg held the lth be-
fore the Mayor which resulted binding four OF the
cap,or, for trial at the Criminal Court il the ot $1,000
each.
Three dead bodies, bearing deep sashes OF bowie anit
were found on the 18th near the Soutl-Wes Pass The
New Orleans people of think them par; Of The muir
dered crew of the Charles.