New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

lVergennes Nermonter, 18th.
The Cgors-Ine Season From all we can
learn prospect good crops much favorable
Than usual at this Of the The Wheat in gene-
raj looks tocraby welly onlyon farms it stands
Thin upon the ground-probably in consequece of the
extreme dry weather last Fall when II sOwn The
Corn this section mostly planted and in parts OF
the country il IS in forward state that the farmers
engaged last week In poushIng It. The showers ofhe two
weeks past have had most beneficial effect vegeta
tion Of all kind. tQuincy, Qll) NhiS, 7th.
GG-The Wheat Crop in Missouri, Wisconsin and
Iowa represented by the local papers promising very
heavy yield Abundant but not flo ding rains have sue
ceeded the drought which recetty prevailed The
season ct the West as well as tile East very backwards
but this not considered unfayorable 10 the wheat crop
Albany Argus:
ISDIASAFoLis May 9.-From every portion OF
our State, that the wheat crop ever promised
abundaRtly than present. Should the present
cpatlons be realized the approaching
harvest, prosperity will again begin TO smile upon US
HHDsov RIvER-Owlus TO the high northerly wind
which has blown Tor the past eighteen hours the
very low in the river All the New-York boats stuck fast
morning the Caseton bar the passengers Tex
ceptng the Khckerbocker brought 10 O'Clock
by the small boats. The knckerbocker is still aground
leaving her passengers on board Albany Atlas, May l6
DRoUTH-FARNING PRCsPEcTS The drouth still
this quarter with unexamped severity for the
spring las been thoroughly
with rain for eight months past streams. springs and
wells low and grass grain and vegetation generally
suffer very much for Of moisture. The prospects
agricultural friends have been unpromlsing
years May. Fruit is entirely oG-Whrat and
other winter grains much Injured By drouth and IN some
instances nearly destroyed-gass almost hopelessy check
ed in It's usual Spring growthQas yellow and unpromS
ing and the Is dry for profitable and potato
planting. Cleveland (Ohio) Herald, 18th.
&C. Rain, which has been needed in this region
for te has at length visited The copous show
which have faeD Will help vegetation which ma
;erially suffering from drought. PROV. Trans 10th.
RAY-Aftera long spell Of dry weather, we were
visited last night by refreshing rain. II will be of great
benefit pasturage and springng vegetation concerning
which fears were beginning TO be entertained.
Portland tMe] Advertiser, 10th.
JACK FkosT.-This unwelcome guest gave us a
visit night last week, and the consequence Is our
Peaches, ipFles &c. nearly, If wholly DESTROYED
The wheat aid other crops look ne ana If nathiuc
occurs TO iu the farmers vii! reap an abundant
| harvest statesman, Marshall Mich l3h
81 NJ. Dodnee has gwen Us an ingenious test TO
decide whether lie be present rot cases Of apparent
death from drowning and other causes II life be nresent
the blood when drawn Will coaguae in the yesse-hu, II
death has T. ken place the blood Will have already coac-
lated In the blood vessels leaving reddish serosity
Medico Chiiurgical Review.
s. Henry Eggnor, Of Catskill, was knocked
overheard by the boom Of the soop Catsk which
'e he was employed, Friday last, and drowned lie
was 50 much stunned by the blow he did after
he sunk.
EMlGRANrs.-The Boston Journal says that l122
emigrants have arrived that port in various ships sce
The 10Th oil April
" The rope-walk belonging 10 F. Dlmmit, in
Buffalo, was destroyed by fire on the l+h. There
Is S4,0G ioss-S2. 800 insurance.