New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
Crops, Carrcucy. Sc. of Alabama.
c,rrr.pon.eucc of The Tribune.

Crops, Carrcucy, thC. of Alabama
Correspondence of The Tribune.
Extract Of l,usr nom a Planter, daici
wucox CoUsrY Ala, July !, ~
The Cotton crop. thu, tar, - very promising
although II ha, been more or les injured 10y tie
wet weather. If. however. the season should be
DRY in the mouth. Of July. August and September,
| have no hesitation in saying there VIII toe a.
much cotton made in the Sat ot Alabama t'''
wear ns there was IN the memorable yeaI lo1'.
IL is my intention to ship evcty bale OF my own
crop TO New-York as inst a. | can get It of. Tn
der no circumstances viii | part with >insle
pound of It for the worthless trash wh"n nov
curses this State under the name OF cDireAcy
Ihe foregoing eNtruct Nlli doubtless De real
with interest BY such of your subscribers ~ have
the misfortune to have debts due To them IN the
benichted region 10 which it refers The writer
of the letter in question has rcsoiNed to 10 JUST
what will be done by every man in the State Who
i, possessed OF common sense, AMI who Ia. not
mortgaged his crop TO the Commission Merchants
in Mobile, viz 10 sell his cotton in market
where he will not bee liable to lose Onsthlrd ct It's
entire proceeds by fluctuations in the value oil the
money received in payment. What then becomes
OF the policy which has been 30 vehemently urged
in favor of continuing the system OF mona yJo55Wf
IN all its corruption, until a7stfcr crop can oe
brought TO market and sold" II i manifest that
the currency of Alabama will be no mors improved
BY shipments OF cotton 10 this city IN the manner
proposed than will be that of the Sandwich Isl
ands Let no one be dcluded into the belief that
the currency Of Alabama will ever be any better
than it now Is. until the present system of Loco
Foco State Banking is radically reformed or to-
tally abolished. AMERICANUs.
Dpr..rrt orrRAGE-On "Wednesday night
last the dwelling house of Nh. George Bradley.
situated on lot No. "a, in the immediate vicinity
of Kingston, was surrounded hy gang OF rufIans
who commenced with throwing stones AZ the win
dows aud hlally cut down the building with axes.
Bradley il 80 severe cut and manned that his lie
!, despaircd Of. and Mrs Bradley also received
most brutal treatment. Astae affair is undergoing
d judicial investigation we shall for the present
abstain from making any comments.
livingston (Canada) Chronicle.
TuE WHISPERED MmLfNER-The yibrarion'of
prices auctions, have induced many OF the retail
dry goods store keepers To deal in bonnets. and
many a whiskered hero is row daily employed in
this eiseminate business in this CITY. One OF the
result. is, the ruin OF the industrious milners,
hundreds of whom are in great poverty from this
cause. The great blame is laid to the door OF the
female portion of population, Who 10 save
shilling, encourage the Mustered MtHtHer, and
allow their own sex to suffer. Shame shame, on
the practice American.
THE CRoPs-The almost daily showers Of the
pas, month have brought the corn fields Of the
Miami Valley forward with great rapidity. We
have never seen this crop look better than IL now
does, a, this season of The year. Oats and wheat,
however, are sufferers By this we, weather
There is great deal Of smut among The former,
and such OF the latter j. not yet cut Is listing
very fast. cincinnati Mess.
DRowSED.-While bathing in tao Spring Gar
dens yesterday afternoon with two or three Of his
comps Mons youth Of about "A years ofage, named
William Malone, whose parents reside in Park-st.,
was unfortunately drowned. His body was soon
after recovered. II is well and altogether com
nendable for boy, t. gain a knowledge Of the art
Of swimming, but they should take warning from
this. and learn TO be careful at ell times when ven
turing into deep water. Bait. Pat.
The NEGOTIATIONS We doubt not. from yari.
indications, that all our difficulties with Eng
land will be speedily settled-that the negotiation
will terminate way or the other in few DAYS
and We hope it will be amicably Niadisonian
CsRIous.-We saw, few DAYS ago. saws the
Upper Marlboro (Md.) Gazette, AZ old rnaa who.
twenty years since, was a. black as negroes gem
orally are. His color has undergone an entire
change, except a few spots on his face, and be is
now perfectly white, and his .ha exceedingly
fair. His hair i, the only evidence Of his ever
having been negro He is the property Of Thos.
I. Somervin, Esq. We believe a change Of this
Kind, 50 radical, is Unparalleled
u Last Wednesday nor2ing d dead man was
washed ashore at Vsstbr)ok. in this Stat He
had evidently been for long time in the water
bad a passage ticket for the steamer Worcester in
his pocket, two dollars and fifty cents in specie.
and FIVE dollar bank note. II is, without doubt.
the body Of the man who threw himself overheard
from the Worcester some time last fall He be.
longed 10 New-Jersey, and had been stopping at
the Merchants. Hotel in this city for a short time
previous to his taking passage for New-York. lie
partially inssne-hsd lef, hi, friends with.,t
their knowledge, and they had offered reward Of
fifty dollars TOR MS recovery. Norwich Cour.