New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

C%oy qte c.1e95 az rsasesd a ,as eify Gatea ooa
influenced by Tie uniavoTube from Europe. the
decline having having great neusu. been anticipated
hands Is not over UJ bales ncudne screnl thousand bales
etEa> which all probability WI not be shipped. they
succeed obtaining advance The gloomy accounts from
the interior have no doub, also contributed TO inspire ho!des
The ctoI OF Louisiana aud Mississippi Cotton this port
mSr now he assumed us all markell several boats tqm dii-
ierent polu hayn: recently arrived IN ballast 1t viii he Oh
served tni the receipts beyond the most ansre estimates
formed January aud February By - 10 l0VU bales. and /,
exceeded the calculations M thse parties whose estimates
looked v>onary by teeiourths OF The Factors
" >wecd by the picked ana naked from toe ground IN
February after the rams had ceased which IN ordinary years
would have been lett 10 rot on tie cruund und much OF which
The consumption of this county Will be considerably in.
generally ttmurd u 5.uC0 bales France IN consequence
10 VJ bales 10 SPAN and the Mediterranean ports Genoa
ese &C. the exports much larger than last year whist
hosc Ia the North OF Europe comparatively trlfnc and
the season beng advanced the supplies Tor the Northern
Ports. necessary be derived from Gfca; Britain Alter
making due allowance i stocks hed over IN tins country the
import into Liverpool during te present may be estmui-
e, Al 50 Coz against $50 co bales last yeaE
* appear, that considerable mlsapptehenSon exists IN
New N0s and Liverpool regarding the condition oi the
nation upon The subject aud having been idfnis:eG win let
ten received 10y seveTa OF The leading gcorae houses from
been permitted TO take extracts IRON these copies Q; winch
annex.
tYisGnS.
OrAcnIrA Ap, 2ah, lS44-For the last two weeks the
tins parish. plantations o having STALK OF Ceiion lett
IL tei: early The would rot have done much N
u;y had planter, had enough but many leit with
i;tie seed The consequence VIII be- That we have
prospect OF L short crop here.
SnREyxro3r Red River. April ao;h. lSi-We are now
suffering great calamity III having the greatest overflow that
have sd All destroyed ami there Is
not seed on the nver 10 plant asaIn.
T-NPSINss BrNp, Mississippi Rver.l April 2lth. lsi-
Our present crops much injured by the worms and grass
hoppeIs There seed tie country 10 epant, and that
N me GROUND was much ued by the excessive rams OF the
past season.
PSScrroS, Mississippi Rvc.) May Isl, lSi.-i sorry
20 n you tint the prospect M THIS section Is very uniavo'
abe The worms and drouth having destroyed Inst planting
tAEKoLL COUNTY, Mis- May 18th, lSii.-l have Just a
.e al my plantation and see that the accounts received
Inn Rome. "he IN New Orleans respecting my Cotton
completely nued 5y the and druu,h We have mad
%n ncc wnS planted, nearly weeks My second
planting mas uGt Come up ana eanno, without Rave
oay one eonsoa9n Ena inat n that neishscrs fare
joining Cauuiies-Hosnes. Nazoo, and A;t,ila
CoScoRpI. PARISH Apri 2Sd. lsiI-Weather AS dry As
iy be- and tie worms us!ns ~ Cotton rapidly.
MADISON COUNTY. May Ith lsi4-We have hn,i ou,nu
dry weather for weeks past consequently the
,tind OF Cotton unusually bad. with prospect t srra, IN
Iuy from an insect ENefy this Ut present Indicates gloomy
prospect amongst other things disease called by physicians
Black Tongue. whch has proved iaia OF cases
LAxE WAsHSGroS, S0th Apil, lSii-'rhe presen, prs
pect tfu.S narirn: The woETs have destroyed
alros, every stand III tins quarter
NArcuKz Miss May I4;h. l4i-Eou vii doubtless have
u plantations beng oNefUwed aswei u many
8Gnches Bend and MilSehs Betd Snouin the water ia
cecu aud June It supposed ey make crops.
ne stands ally bad. and many compelled 10
W uily Un-ha te!! crops. The accounts iron tle
ieI.nr Uniuvu.bUse 50 than ever head oi Ut i1is
season OF The yeur
fAzoo CousrY Mss MAY 3D. iS4i-e have rserab'e
Sofs Lave p'owed hat they had planted and have put IN
eoiI. having no see! 10 p.ant AGAIN.
EfAGLE BAKERY, No. 2isls CENTRE STREET.-THE
IL proprietor OF c above Old establishment ha, ing othe, bu
terms Ia the purchaser pply rs nbuyc previous
\. u. uE between Il and Rud b and r NJ je4 St.