New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
The Crop.

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We nave recently bern on an excursion through
1 part os this county and lsrS. through the lower
part Of New Hampshire ard part OF t>>eN and
Mldlescx counties. in Massachusetts,. and every
where the crops of s kinds promise unusually
we'll There j. no exception. The winter Iye'
both in quantity and quality. tar exceeds the crop
Of any former year. Portland NMe') Argus
la Eastern Pennsylvania the crops are mostly
harvested and the Weld has been most abundant
snd the prospect OF corn and potatoes Is Is latter
ing a. the result has proved in the wheat harvest
phad. Ledger.
Never wa. there such promise Of 50 rich and
abundant Weld of wheat and rye az the present
season Affords With very few exceptions. the
crops in this neighborhood may be considered first
rate. Harrisburg (fa.) keystone
The hill. and dales. field. and fruits Of Ohio.
never looked more beautiful. nor the crops more
abundant. What has been saa Of the great "hSat
crop i. in no way exaggerated. The whole crop
Of Ohio will probably be gathered and housed with
out the least damage. Ohio Wing.
The Wheat has been injured by rusi &c, and
the crops viii not be 80 good a. Appearances have
promised. Indiana Telegraph.
The Wheat crop in this country. 80 far. has met
with no check. he quantity vii exceed all iormSr
Yields In about three weeks 1t will be upensd
for the harvest. [Dayenpor, (IoWa) Gaz.
The Whea, harvest commenced here last week.
Some fields have been slightly damaged hy the
rust but we believe more than average YIELD viii
be realized Warsaw (hy.) Patriot.
The Crops in Tennessee were never larger ncr
more Aouri.hisg than at present. The planting
has been universally large, and the yield promises
to be abundant Nashville Wing.
We have satisfied ourselves that the wheat crop
on ,hi, side of tie mountain, will tall short fully
one-thrd in consequence OF the rust. In the tide
water country, the sjury is probably more serious,
in consequence of tho continued rains
Richmond Wing.
Although the wheat and corn crops have been
more than half Gu, off for many miles around rs,
We learn that in general. in the greater portion OF
our State the prospect was never better.
Norfolk. VA Herald. 18th.
The cotton and grain crops Of South Aaba-
ma, are represented to Us as still giving promise
of an abundant harvest. 1t is however too early
in the season a. regard. cotton, 10 place much re.
lance on appearonccs.-[ Mobile Price Current
PRlcE OF WHEAr.-A friend who has just re-
turned from one of the large wheat growing dis
tric,s in thi, State inform, Us that farmer there
has contracted to deliver , 900 bushels Of wheat
this autumn at - cents per bashoL
Philadelphia Evening journal.
OPA rang of counlcrctcrs have been al
rested in Gustayus, Ware county, Ohio. Three
Of them were caught at work in their shop on the
night of July OH, and - 900 in spurious Mexican
dollars and American half dollars we're found in
their possession Part OF their tools and machine
~ were also seized. The Shorit was in pursuit of
two others An intercepted letter was toe means
of their detection.
% The James River on Thursday rose 50 sud
denly at Richmond (sS feet in tie first hour) that
some boys bathing were nc,ry drowned, and scy-
cral of them lost their clothes. One OF them was
saved by Mr. Benjamin Kcllura at the risk OF his
own life
% Oliver NJ. Smith. an able lawyc, OF Charles
ton, 5. C., wa. killed on July llth, by being
thrown from his chsisc upon the curbstone pro-
ducisg a conclusion of the BRAIN which eau. 4 inn
mediate death. lie WAS Il native of ilavcrlill v H.
% At Greensburg, Ia John Cooper has been
arrested on the charge of bigsmy. He married a
young widow in that place, representing himself as
widovcr. He was discovered by the chance con
v-rsation Of traveller passing through Greensburg,
" A man aamcd White. hung himself last
wee. near Hamilton, Madison Co. Some domes-
tic difficulties are supposed to have caused the sui
eide.
" At Detroit five blocks ofbuildings are going
up to supply the place Of those destroyed by the
fire last winter The new Cu.tomhousc is already
occupied.
O. The young men of Warren. \. y have
held meeting, and passed resolutions on the sub
jet Of tight lacing.
~ 1t is proposed to form "A, Boston an Eqlit-
able Life Assurance society" on the model of the
London Equitable.
70 Wisconsin Territory has population of
about 1900, showing an increase since 1870 of
800.
J DR.. Lardncr i. announced by the Boston
Notion a. engaged to contribute To that Journal n
series of popular articles on Scientific subjects.
70 The Rev. " Willard Child, an eloquent cler-
gysan OF Vermont, has accepted call TO Nor
wich, c.
II The Common Council of Albany are talk
ing about removing the distractions in the Hudson,
but have as yet done nothing farther.
THE BROKERS LIcEScE Lsw.--Ihc opinion
Of the City Court on the law requiring brokers Ia
take out lcencc. was delivered this morning
by Judge Bricc. he opinion a. understand
Is in favor of the application oi the law To All
who deal, in any manner, direc lily. Indirectly or
la the purchase of stocks. bill. notes. AID other
obligations" whesher their own account or rs
agents. Bait. Pat, Jaly 10.