New-York tribune., 1841-07-03
T He L IB U n E
NEw.YoaK, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1871,


The WEATHER ASD THE CRors-Our exchange OF yes
to-day bring ~ the following items with regard 10 the con-
ing harvest
In several part, Of Virginia prospects were yer pro-
missing bu, the late heavy rains falling at the very moment
hen the later wheat rpcnag and the harvest Tor the
forward wa, coming will seriously nlure H. he rust
has appeared and doing much injury 1t Is impossible
from the information before estimate the degree OF loss
which will be- sustained No price has yet been fixed for
ubea,-bu it promises command good price The corn,
which had been kept bac By the late Spring. rapidly
improving tiuciHnond inquirer June ~
This region las Visited OF late with plenty Of rain,
which has been highly beneficial TIE Corn and Potatoes
The Wheat crop will be fair should there BE- not
100 much rain between this time and harvest Our farmers
saw the wheat only sunshine The adjoining
counties of Maryland have been visited with refreshing rains
lately and their prospects Ton good quite atterins
Martinsburg (Va) Gazette.
In trayclizc over the country from thirty miles from
tins place we have had opportunity OF Judging of the
character and prospects Of thc crops rarely afforded The
wheat crop in the valleys viii be pretty good, tho hills 1t
Is almost an failure many ieds have been ploushed
M The oat crop viii be light, bu, the will bc pretty
rood We fields IN Ohio and PennsI yania that
TyhccHng Times, June 70.
20 have the most catering all portions o
our country Of the prospects Of plentiful harvest An W.
usual quantity OF wheat was last fall and It's APPEAR
asce now indicates great yield. Huron (Ono) COM
We have Frequently had showers, and were last Saturday
blessed with copOu- rain. W. informed BY ;he farm
er from the country that the crops particularly OF cor" and
yrpss, levcr looked more promising.
Portsmouth On. II Gazette Jun" 30.
The Skanea,ees Onondaga county, Gazette OF june 24th
saws The weather is fine, and the crops full 81 promise
The crops generally look extremely well.
Yesterday we returned from a snort excursion Lancas
ter and Harrisburg and pleased obscr~e the excel
len, crops of hIy which the farmers buy securing
About miles from Lancaster, a Tine field OF barley was
ripe and the rcapcrs busy engaged Ia reapmg the same
This is the only field of grain have seen this season s'
GENTLY ripe t.. the sickle. Phla Chronicle, July ,.
Az ExANrlr FOR OUR Coui.1s.-An abapdoned female
named Mrs Sni;hson was convicted short time since Of
keeping dsreputabe house in Baltimore, nd fined by the
City Court 800 Gov. rason reunited :400 oi TINS at the
recommendation Judges tine Court, gwen because
some Of the testimony which She had been convicted had
tOen k-p: private og prudential and because She
said that il fined only :lOO She would .en4uish hey inu-
tous employment On Wednesday last She again con
ve;ed of tho crime and nncl 500.
EJ' nan named Thomas percc, in Conesns, liy Co,
was arrested on the o2d inst and examined charge OF
having murdered lad Of some IL years old who
disappeared week or TWO since and has been heard
from M Pierce had been in the habit OF brp'ay abusing
his son. bur 40 proc, OF murder addlced and he was
discharged.
SulclDs-A Young female named -- Gla4ier
Iyus uea. Jones Bridge between Geneseo aid Moscow
Livingston County, put es@ 20 no existence OF "ednes
day last by taxing arsenic.
10 The CogMlba, Capt. Jenkins eic Bo,o: .. o'clock
On Thursday io Halifax and Liverpool She rad sixty-nne
passenger. 10; latter place and sh; or loEN. She
:Ases Ga; Sa0o e.ser. and three bag. u 'swspaper,