New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17
Weather. Crops. ~ I.

u III -rnrv-A destructive AAA c,'siN' o. '''
panied with violent wind pss-e1 o'.. - $50. >.
he afternoon 81 Thursday last dong inucn u.nN'' =
800. t-,aLnr MI .h glass and bcvin. over ttt'- sue
buildings r. track about three q Hi'n' Q, -, "
with and u appears % nave commeic'a .h "
t,s ana rroceeti-u. IN casfsry direction I. .H''
- rv,r . norton of the towns OF hatnci, had-'t
Amhcrs; and Pelham lAn1N'is' N''N,
Tvr CRoFs-We have jusi returned from r'e'
sxs,,i,r, about one hundred miles through NTiAAl''
ana prelousas We took particular notice Ut i. Ne ~
The cane in = Mary =. L.arin. Lafayette ana - l
div looks remarkably We'll The early corn + H'' "'.
fn, Much oi 10 j. already IN tasstL The ie i'ui.n-
hes been much injured hy heavy nun 10. 'uu,s ,."l
In Lafayette snd - Landry Wa. injured oS ''" HS"
d. son. shin which VIII throw % back week oi wv"
ALL ,h. planters complain ~ ai unusual growth q" --'''
fFrank..n LAD Banner. May -
r,svs,>n CTor. The season has Sc lou
smiled more propnou-y than row every ,'hs b
r.n and thrifty bidding fair fog an saunoait -afN'-
Ne have seen some farms IN this VICINITY en5 can -"s
VI never looked better the corn even ~ his ciN
me I. shoit wsi.thi.h looks green and strong "nAr
cotton vhes. md oats are iouushnS 10 sncn a"e-lo
shcs5 Van Bursn ark Int May s4ih
- Extract from private letter 10 one OF ine
Editors. written from he souih"e-ttn cuiheI y, w..
The prospect for wheat N TINS country Is 'c'l
favorable hear ell the farmers lay they nave never
seen more wheat growing or look ocer snd ''Sl g
pecia,!ous should not be msrfed mere VII ~ s1ee
Disf~'~rr ~ B. (irk) Intelligence. May ~
r-spThc late crop of Lousians sugar-ascertained
hv careful uersouai inquiry each plsntauon-"s
~ 3i5 hid. making net weight Of NivyVVVO pounds
Tie crop ci moasscs Is estimated az 'ruVVV sA0"s'
FrclrtyE sLAvE.--A fugitive from the blessing
ami iorgiucs of the patrarchal institution as me.
are dispensed in the city o.. Charleston, : OAFolla'
,osssa through town last week. His master ~
stated IN rs was a Methodist clergyman wh'
prcachcd on Sundays and raced horses On week
dovs He had always been kindly treated himself
I'm, las. winter his master sold his wife and tn
,,o,hor of his two children TO go 10 New Orleans
ard when in the phrcnzy Of agony az being thu'
ton away and separated for ever, the poor slave
a,,s,n,eA 10 rescue her from the hands OF The prr
chassr n bloodhound WAS set upon hun aud ton
he aesb-.or which he could not f.rgive his master
He leaves his two children aud a mother silll u
bondage TO the reverend horse Jockey. and only dc
sircs for himself TO labor for living IN the tree an
! and among the free men of the North.
Springfield Gazette.
- The great Railroad Convention assembled
yy;r1or I, on Wednesday last. and was well attended
/ phiip Ripey ESQ OF Hartford. c. President he-ou
,ons were adopted recommending the appointment oi
Committee 10 open books or stock 10 ne coNHf'ii'
and p1ssrnsic Rir,rs Railroad Company "heh'E'. ,hs
mi hr deem il exredent and that The iron mines ~ Vel
nm, ,,i,h the skill and enterprise of iis nhaoupnis' a
connecticut TO supply s the iron needed Tor kalifosa
within s limits and that by this home mniuiHciute
vast amount ofmoney may be -ayed among It's own POI
uation.
- The President of the United States has recov'
,sd from, his siiion lie attended the cabinet
dsy held in the State Department and attended 10 M
usual duties with his usual spirits Wash lnion ifh'