New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11

EyFFcrs 0F The FRo-r.-The i-os-s NJ last wees.
Ilur-dav and Friday n.lf-. wee remarkably sever
81 ihis SECTION. Apes. fuin1s snl Cnerre- have been
4.mo-' totally destroyed; and many r. ile gardens ID
n. village have 20 be planted over JOY tAe Iri i-nr
his season Tho e-,ecf- or i1-i even more severe
20 the South par o -ieuben County. Than % me '-y
1i our town. lDan-Flle ~ j. P'l'''
FRo.T-Thi.-ec;ion was visited by an unusually
severe and destructive frost Ihur-iay night u -t-
week The fruit which hal escaped The carrier iio-I-
was entirely cut or Garden vegetables early ned CROP
jamestown n. y jour.
rYo.- Tho f.o-, ou The both and 31th OF MAJ
Inst has done much damage 20 the crops corn hops al
ALI snd. of fruit in Ot-e-O county u i- tle general
,fon Of hop growers thar there wA NOT hc over one
lafan average crop 0t hops THIS year many yffu- pr
20 badly injured that j. Thought tney WIZ "o' pay I
pen.e Of picknL And s0 Tar a- heari iAr came + 'At
.aie in Madison and other hop growing couure- frl,
+. entirely destroyed Corn NAV De toeraoie, PROVIDED
the season i- unusually ia4I- lDi-t-o N'p-D
NnGARA CoryTY-Ihc Courier LOckpori
avs. One 1av lat week we visited thar part Of The
county bordering on the Lake and W. have -eld lin
seen wheat LOOK 30 vel Do does JOB that vicinity lA
those towns there i- every prospect i 900 a.ll W 'i'
We learn. however thi' DOB Diner paris oi 'Nf '''".,
prospects are ie-s favorable. Many heia- l'DN p'.i-
,et inclined i1 thnA iAe pil-feli l'- -'' '
Do the county good
LoriaAsa-The Baton Rouge Gazette. oi ~l'lr
iay -ar- The weather for fhe a-f few dly- Aa- ,
.'o-r and cold. resembling more the npproa'l % .'.
q -rlr
fnnfi rains for some time past lif' pee. ft.s ~
mental 20 the crops The grass grows faster man t gan "
,0f I'd OF the c0-i.nicd- and the cli .n i' F
ook- small and yellow. We want me "'''''' '' "
shall have no crops
The Point Coupee southern Tribune. OF ~atnr
law SAYS Thursday and Friday la.t hle ine i'-' t"e
-uroa--ire clear lI. remember in natf- 'ti M -''N
Tine The good OF rle crops depend n great me .-iir "
present upon slihce - OF dry "'ain'r I" eAt' ~.
slanier- % work them ,uf, as HEY are beginning l'
need if very much --
The -. Landry Whig of Thursday. says The
ate very heavy parish nave done coh-u'4"
bic injury 20 the CROP Bayou brui h'- -ul''tu
yerov both DO her Cotton and Corn n many place
he water covered nearly whole plantations MANY PEI
.ous Will have 70 rcpanf Corn all over me parish hf'
been more or les- injured.
y b The rain still continues. wtnolf even I.oslec
of clearing Oh i.suow "Wednesday falling 'niorfe1l,
The Bayou sara Ledger Of Saturday. says h'
planters 0f fhi- parish complaining Of TOO lnch fN
and iis una, odsbe concomi,.ni, grass
Tho Fc.icala Clinton W hig, oi SATURDAY. say
Tho growing crop OF tins par has received -o many
.ac. sof- from hail storms winds and heavy rams TIM
i'd fruitful Weld IL scarcely hoped Tor by the planter
if,rt from a the cOntugeucc lncncni fn int lti'
which must cap7e before tho cropr are -i'f nou-e'
should say the present prospects Ji-ti. t' pie-
ion Of q not very abundant crop
THE CRops-THE PASIc.-Since Friday last there
has been terrible panic in this region among the iarm
-rs some Of them really believe there j. gong 10 n'
anime IN the country. And men WHO nav, tNt'-4F'
fields OF wheat have come and purchased hour h'
wheat Those having wheat in store with our wireou-'
men have taken home. great bias been the panic ah'
alarm Flour j. now selling az from - ip - 49, uNl Do %
gong into the country among the farmers one --A'
man sold 100 bh'-. saturday, another nearly SlD oi
Monday and every man almost That comes from tn'
'0uniry comes 90 bly wheat or -four IN ihi- stale "
hin-s wheat Hour can hc shipped 90 Tue Last -
au.c 10 is lower ia the Eastern Cities than nero, VI
b not -uppo-c farmer n this County could De induced
ly any means 90 sc bu-hc. of wheat 40 a dollar
lushel Newark lOhio) Gazette, Jiil