New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
Tuy H.RyFsr ~ MARYlAND.-Ihc EastOn

THE Harvest rs MARTLAND.-Ihc tasion
Nd Star OF the 9th inst. say Inc farmers 10
| ,n- Csuntv have nearly gotten through th"ir h'I-
scst aux We regret 20 say tine crop j. snort enc
A gentleman informed Va that bIs prospects Tor
rakir. 4 thousand bushels a iew weeks AZ" were
! highly ha;teriug. He does not BOW expect more
tasn three hundred bu,hel, yield. The crop gen
orally il injured aRd in some sections amousi, 10
almost failure, and 10 or0ak,ns about L. We
wish ii were Otherwise.
The Williar. port (Wa.hington County Banner
at Saturday SAYS; The Harv>.' ~ The section OF
countr, Ias been commenced b. many Of oar farm
crs. and bv the middle of ueNt week % sil bee a. u
cral. The grain is rpcuins very fast, and we be-
lieye bu, li.e injury will be sustained from ri't
or smut. The crop of grain j. ,sch as has not
been experienced FOR many yes-s.
TuEMlKYLASDWHEAT CFoP.-Ihe Baltimore
American SAYS. that all the accounts from the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland, concur in stating that
the wheat crop in tia, section OF The State have
been extensively injured by rust. end that tie geld
viii consequently be small ore.
Tns CRoPs is LOWER NRGISn.-Ihe Norfolk
Herald says: In Princes Anne the Wheat crop
+. nearly total failure in consequence OF The heavy
rains and 1t j. much feared tsat the Corn VIII not
average half crop. from the same cause. lE loN
grounds it j. oycrpwcd, and in more favorable 'it-
u.tion. the rains have been so heavy and incessant
that the farmers have not found opportunity to
work it.
CROPS IL PRssYL,ANIA.--The Bedford pa
Inquirer SAYS: 1t gives ~ pleasure ~ be- ab.e
To say. that the bright prospects of an abundant
harvest continue undlmini.hcd. Many Of oar
Turner, say they never bchch -uch crops liarc't
has already commenced il different parts OF ihe
County
CRoPs Is TgNNEssFF-Thc Huntington Adj
vcrli,or OF lhe 23ih ait. says; The prospect II an
sjundar, crop oC Corn in thi, section Of Tcnncs-
see was never better. 1t the season continue Ia
yorabe. Corn will not Ice worth more than 62t or
7j cents per barrel next fall. The Wheat crop
has been rcap-d and turns ont TO be very good.
Flour j.. now selling at = per hundred. aud dali
at thit.
FALSE SIGNALS or DisrRfss.--lsFtHou De-
cTPrIOv.-Lasi Friday night while the steamboat
DoWitt Clinton was about half WAY between ths
port and Point uu Pclec I,lasd the ni.ht very
dark and rainy. aud the wind blowing lf"-h from
tie northeast, light was discovered by the watch
on board the Clinton, and as she passed To- Toward
Of it horn was blown. The Clinton passed on,
bat a. the vessel seemed hove 10, or stationary and
the horn was still sending it, uucea,ns sound al
ter Us. Captain Squircs stopped h- boat. rang the
bell. and Blew of steam; aud still continued the
dJlstul sounds Of the horn from those IN dis
tyess Capt Squircs (wh9m it is only accessory
70 bs acquainted with to know hc would make
every excrton in his power to relieve distress un-
der any circumstance put his boat about and ran
~ 10 windward Of tie vessel which was tore
-nd aft schooner. During this manUuvre which
p durcd several minutes. the uncca>ing call OF the
morn continued. Bot when the Citation hailed her,
he horn ccsscd-shc squared Away before the
wind ard as tie Clinton followed -hc struck her
ligh. showing the criminal deception she had been
PLAYING under false signals OF distress When 1t
!. remembered how much assistance u often re-
CURED aud rendered by STEAMBOATS, to vessels III
distress this deception j, more rePr'hcnslbe, and
every vessel. master and sailor should he vigilant
to ind out and bring the punishment the law
award, 20 those who make false signal ct dis
,ress. Cleveland Herald.
HoRnIg1E ArFAR--Thc Lebanon (Olio) Star
saws that one .,cnng la; week Il man by tho name
Of Richard Roach, OF Rochester, Warren County
asked hl. wife TO walk with him. she too@ his
arm ard their conycr.aii,. was about their ordin-
ry affairs. After walking II short distance she
propoSed returning. lie Insisted on eoing father,
sized her had, and, she -uPToses, fred Pi,-
tel at her. the ball entering the side Of her head,
penetrated tire brain ard lodged in tie SKULL. She
t,!l, but after some time able 10 GET up ard
start toward the house She mcf her father. WHO
assisted her in getting TO bed She retained her
senses and was able to talk when tie account Was
written, but no hopes were entertained OF her re-
cOVery.
Roach lied and ha- not been heard Of. No rea-
.,n i, ass gued for the diabolicai deed. They had
bcen!nar.icd about eighteen months, had one child,
,nd it is said had always lived on good terms.
DIsGRAcrFuL.-A man came from a distant
town the other day to see a brother who sailor
on board Of United States vessel Ia tie stream.
He procured boat and wa, rowcd to the vessel.
Tho proper officer appearing, ne made known these
facts and requested permission Ia 20 on board;
Ibis was denied He asked liberty tn leave a let
ter for his brother; this was denied. He then told