New-York tribune., 1841-10-12
THE COTTON Ckoh.
Corraspoadeles Of The Ne*-YoFA TFlE'IHe:

l'urraSDOIieLc - OF ne W. N'N i''-''
CoLUuBrs, Mss, si,h Sept. ISL.
We will not make hall crop OF Cotton IN
This section of he country The great quantity OF
rain We haye Tad lately has caused the r'' IN the
Cotton: that and the worms will NOT leave much.
C4gssyyialE =, II,ywoo,! Co. Tenn
81 Sept l-il
Crop. Il Corn. Cotton and Tobacco are gen
erally yer good in i..i, part OF the STATE DC.
CeoPs Is IrLNols Extract eli a letter 10 the
Ealtor dated
e. We have had perfect drouth ia this qcarrr'
If the STATE during tn. whole sumner, and Vet
ror;ion of the crops are excellent. Wheat never
W.. better and Cora = good. Poiatoe" axe yers
moor and scarce. Tobacco has been mostly killed
albeit. have succeeded in raising between tour
and f,e acres ,ha, looks ssely and viii bring NE
,,i,e li,,le poese OF money. Whea, sells at 40
cents ca.h. Oat. at Is TO 20 cents.
TRIAL or Colr.-rae trial of John C. Colt.
for the murder of Samuel Adams, which Was set
down for yesterday in tae Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner. wa. postponed on application OF prisoner
counsel 10 Monday. the Isl NOversber next.
BANK RoREER< SENTENCED --Brova, Green
and francisco. the roboers of the Herkimer County
Bank having .everay pleaded snilty to the N
dicirnen; found against them. were OR Saturday
sentenced "a, Herkiner to four years condn-ment
at hard labor in the State Prison. They started
for Auburn tina; afternoon, cater rP-n the duties
OF thcir new ,taion.
DREAnrrL H!PwRxcK--FoRrY-0S LIVES
Lo.r-Wc learn from the Quebec Gazette that
the bark Amanda Captain Davis, from Limerick
bound 70 Qusbcc ashore At Little Nletis Point
On the 26th ait. She had 80 passengers on board,
and crew OF IS. OF the former 20, AKA OF the
latter - were lost. We give the names -clow
Passenptr. lost.-Stesheu Reuu,., Corn;y Of Clare
Jane, Ssterry Patrick Clancy Aun Murray Mary Hall
M.ry Hall. aged 90 John linchey. Margaret hiechey.
John Hinchcy Mi ria inchcy Frederick Harden Daniel
Carney Margaret Carney, Jtacs Carney, Mary carney
Daniel Carney Jercdish Conrors, Catharne fustace
Limerick Joan o Breu of County OF Clare Mary Cual'
MFRS Bridget Cummln>, AgH tummirS Caula'lne NuiH
nnns ant Michael Cumuiins, Of the Coua:y OF Gal"ay
julia Crniev and Patrick ONeili Of Clare, and ihomas
hcun.Jy Of DIncic-2l.
Male ,dat, o.t II female adult. Lost, Total adults
% children l0-t. 6-to at passengers lost, 20
Crst- lOs-ruirieS Blake, l.; mate; Jimas hcindry
c.rpentsr Michael H.arts cooS John Fuiey, steward
David Keee, john Harper John Grlhari. Thomas Allen
Yatrica Shnuu.n Thomas Hate and john Haynes, sea
men; Js.e> Cu>lcS ard Francis Johnson, apprentices
Total cray lOo II
F1oRiDA.-We have a variety OF Items from diff
;erent part, Of Florida by yesterdays mail, but
thcy are not OF special interest. letter from
Tampa Bay says
We have dates from Fort Brooke and Ponta
Rosa to 22d ult. Col. Worth Is still vigorously
following up his plans and Indians are coming in
to him almost daily The Taliaha,,ts' and portion
OF the Creeks were collecting at Annutlga. Hal
eck Tustenuggec was trying TO make for the South,
but the troops on hi- trail
.4cctdeat a The L. s Steamer Beqgtor.-We
nave letter from Capt. Peck, from which we
learn that one of the boilers of this boat burst on
Monday the Attn list, at o'clock y. NJ, scalding
one white BOY named james Jones, and tiye blacks.
Four of the blacks and the white hoy were killed
~ The Yellow Fever continues its terrible
ravages at New-Orleans. There were flty-one
deaths on the 29th-tortyone of them from the
epidemic Over one-,hird of those attacked are
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