New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
Crops.

Crops.
CROPS ~ MlcHi AM correspondent 81 'i
Albany Evening Journal write. from Hiich ga
tha, the oa,. in the eastern cousties are not Il
good a. las, year. Ju, n 'lc middle ard eastern
counties ne nrrc, s.wthrm ;. large Corn j. not a
f,rrard n, any Il TIE counties a It wa' AS year
Wheat, :. irl 25 pc cent. better than last Near.
and the quantity to be reapci from ID 20 II more
man las, ,ear. The Surplus viii BE- double what
twas thin.
In Indiana the crop exceeds any thing be ever
,sw. and account, from Illinois and Niscon'in a''
4, Iai.y favorable.
ry-Tr ,h;. section of county and South az West
of Philsdephia the farmer l. about siitii dow
after he sbor and fsis.c inslden' 10 o.' oi ti'
most qb ndan, grain haryes's that ~ ra' ever
| called uron 10 garner TIE large crop mS not
beer confined 70 wheat alone. but has ''rnied ''
barley ard rye The Weld of all these grains nav
been e~iually large The same may he said ot the
crop OF grass which Is now generally Secui d
| The urospe,t of large crops OF oats anu corn .
e1ra'y d,tfering. imA' h'us'''
5' Tne rep. loek finely. The hay IN ihl' i'm
! r,lai y .nity has been principally gathered
! All ,hc ...p il tar beyond an average one. C9r"
! look, tucor 1only well and other grain presents
an .oyall, rarorabl- prospect The interruption
10 agricultural pursuits. caused by the 1ie dlAc"'
t,,.. nas in many cases put our farmers back but
.1 there i son to suppose thar their laborS viii
De crowned with unusual success. Prov. Jour'
e The general opinion il that the cotton crop
tho ~ -,ont ear viii bc moro than an average one
tWchope the crop n,y not be injured as much a.
some Of our friend, anticipate.
The com crop is unusually tine in every section
of the country We have hcardtro II = believed
II will be- the mos, abundant crop ever raised ~
Mississippi lNick'onrs wing
TWe were last night visited by i mos, terrific
thunder and hail storm when will long be rcmom'
b-.cd by those who witnessed 1t. ~ about seven
O'Clock. the rain descended ike delusc accompa'
MED by severe gusts of wind. and hail nearly tse
size OF two ounce mus.et balls. Much fruit and
foliage wa. stripped from the trees. There II
scarce, street IN the city IL when there are ~"
sever. houses that have not each from twenty and
thirty % a hRndred or more panes Of glass broAel
out New Haven Palladium. 2l.t.
THE FrH SHowER-pl lof. Olm,tcd of Yale
COLLEGE, New Haven, ha. furnished tine Palladium
with notice Of the severe thunder shower whci
tool. place in that city on Wednesday evening. iron
which We extract his account OF the fall OF fish:
For distance of 40 rods or more, small bu'
Il sh were scattered over the ground. varying ~
length from one ts six inches The boys co!lecte'
them in considerable numbers. and several at then
are now in my possession. They are ,aid hy tho-
| well acquainted with the species to H. such ss ar
known 70 abound in the waters Just west OF ih
CITY. which communicate, by West River with IN
Sound. The belief i, that thcy were deposited b
the storm. and the well know act that similar %.
cure noes have been Witnessed boo Other hail storm
{ aud are on record, favor, ih, idea; aor, when
i. well kaown that much beaver bodies are raise
IN the atHsspherc. even houses and large -h'r>,
, there any ,hiug incrydbe H. the ,upposlton no,
these fish were raised from the >trearn- west 81 tn
. city aud deposited "A rne course OF the storm.
u u C57 Mr.. Mason, l02 Broadway, nn5 alread
4 published md sen, to Us kis fac-simile reprints
# Blockpood's magazine, the Dpjlm InIrerst
. M sa.ine, and Eentless Miscellany The be
, articles in the first are Caleb Stukely, Cicer
World of London, snd Afishanis,an The secor
/. contain, lack Hinton, and has portrait and |
oCraphv Of Admiral Stopford. The last j. re
|. dcrod Unusually attractive by A Winter Jou
9 ney to Georgia, T. S. By Mrs. Botler." 1t h
d fewer excamation,l and atectations ihaa n
. fannou. Journal, but display. the same spirit.
= " Captain likes OF the tx porng Expcditio
: has brought nome, rmong other valuable thing
{ 1900 charts, 1000 maps, 1900 specimens
:, plants, 1000 specimens Of fishes. 80 600 spec me
. Of shells 2s0O land.capes $500 specimen
!. reptiles. 1000 specimeu, Of marine plants, ljC
d drawings of South Sea ISLANDS, % largo boxes
journals, Sc.
" A runaway negro vas caush, near Bra
don, Miss. on tn. 27th ut who acknov edged tn
h he murdered about ten months ago, Wiley X Pa
: kcr, Esq highly respectable citizen Of Brandon
l. rJ' A black convict who escaped from the Pe
. itsntiary a week ago la, been arrested by the Ia
:. Deputy Keeper a, the Five Points, after lesp
. rate Struggle
" Another attempt at incendiari'm was ma
, in Providence Monday night By placing ignite
, matches in the creyices under door
" When the steamboat West Wind lately 60
lap.ed one of her iues on the river near Lou
. Vile Mrs Halt jumped overheard and swa
C ashore, never having before attempted 10 swim.
II TsUSpERsTsRNs becoming alamngy prev
II lent. Every mail from North South, Fast ant We
brings particular, OF destructive effect Of ghinn,
hou,r. pieces barns fired and TO- often m
y killed The celebrated DR. Peter. has the canisr
confess that this j evil against which The virtues
h, msdcsred LoLenges are OF no avail But for eve
u thing ELSE they sovereign cures Coughs, "ors.,
l. Headsche. Nausea and even LowneSs of Spirt such
these time. give. all be- cured by h,
hsnges. which 10 be obtained at No 10 Broadway
= rs Futon-sL corner OF Nassau.
! SaRs tD
Il ieren fouas which Sanspara ha been heretofore p
.crhed well 0gnded. Tie quantity at sugar conan
IN the Syrup will IN NEST Instances nauseae and sufe q
stomach sufficient dose be taken 10 be Of any benei
/. Tie l.cAclIon snh nLnun beng LahLe .EnL. co