New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-12
The Crops. &c.

TFNNFssEE-The y neat crop IN this section, q,
af country this j. an excellent one fh. quality
the gram produced being ~ general thing superior
Tot n Of auy crop Tor several yeafs past The quantity
raised j. not yertHr- great - 900 preriu. SEA.
s0ns but farmers appear 10 boz wei satisfied fha;
Thee superior ola'v make up f0r iho deficiency IN the
qu1nury 81 fle grain. J be- Dat crop VT. a5uni.nt.
Corn k- scry promising. and j ihe season continues
prH.f0l-. o. crop viii boz unusually lrre
knoxville Register July 3d.
GgoRGi,-The Lafayette Walker Co Herald
SAYS. While srcoun- roach u- from every quarter III
d. uro-rscter lr1fh He age s blessed with .bul4 ~
I'D lsrers and cflt. - Corn very promising n the
weather continues -'onatr ours "li BE- the Egypt OF
Georgia"
t. The Crops in the Connecticut Valley are suf
lerins much from want o. ran. TIE River - 30 ow
tbs; There . hardly water enough TO aoai in the
channel N'ny m '- have stopped. Grass Oats Corn
nni other Gran are all materially cut sh0u.
HABEAs CoRFus-SL.vE CAsE.-Caiherino Lir-
IA c0lOrcd woman was brought before Judge Dewey
las- evening on wit of h7br1s corpus issued upon iic
app caion of Erasmus ~ iudson alleging that the said
Catherine irda Wa uuia" iuly restrained of her liberty
and detained by one ". D. hof--on NJ Georgia. No. a
slave Upon the hearing VI llodg-ou admitted That .hr
was frac tree hv h.n- brought q,o Ma--arhu-.ff- and
denied a restraint ol her Tie Judge then informed
Catherine thai she here free person and 10 liberty
- whore She pleased and live with whom she pleased
and that her rights free person would be- fully pro-
fccted ~he replied thar she not restrained 90 her
liberty and that she was fully aware OF her rights. and
that she lid wish any further proceedings in her be-
half The Judge tod her tia: -he was - act ~ -hc
chose freely and voluntarily She replied that sho o.o.c
20 lice 9Th Mr.. H05gsOn and thus ended the matter
Northampton lMass Courier.
AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETY-At meeting Of the
managers on Thursday last. seven new auxiarics
recognized the receipts as reported FOR July >l6ajOl
and the number Of Bibles ana icstamcns issued in the
same time i3}@5. Interesting accounts presented
from places where local auxiliarcs employing Bile
coporteurs and supplying the destitute. Among other
letters. read from the president Hon. John
Cotton smith. the importance Of correct orhoRraphy
according 10 Bible Standard one from Rev DR.. kol-
lock. accompanying ancient folio German Bible for he
library with plates Of Luther and the German princes
who took part in the reformation from Mount Leila
non IN syria giving fearful account Of the war be-.
tween the nrusrs and the Nlr1uifcs. and one from
member Of the board now travelling IN Europe
Com Advertiser.
UNIVERSITY OF VFRNoNT-Thc commencement
of TINS Institution was held on Wednesday last The
Society for Religious inquiry and the Phi SIX and mi
rrrsV INSTITUTE c.et rated thor respective aruivcrsafcs
on Monday and Tuesday The address ci Dr. Caruihcr-
before the former S0ceiy. and the Grafton of Row. Mr.
shedd before the latter. say the Burlington Free Press
were performance surp1ssin- excellence. The gra-
duafing class consisted Of = young men, whom the
usual degree was conferred
BEAT THIS. WHO CANi Mr. Daniel Haynesia
resident Of This uvn, aged 20 pitched 200 sheaves Of
the and moved away the same in the after
noon of the 1t Of the present month between and
having aud kept up with bis hired men We challenge
Putnam County 10 beat this. Patterson. Putnam Co.
~ The examination of White, charged with
the murder of Moses Whitney was commenced on We'd
ncsday, August 9Th. in Hartford, Ct
70 The Fall Session OF the Princeton College
Thursday with large accession OF new
students.
- The Paris correspondent of the Boston AT
las gives nm account Of the dones at dinner party given
by the Americans in Paris Mr. Draper exConsul from
the United Statss that place. Mr. Austin OF Boston
presided
- Governor Sieele's new house at Peierboro,
" H. was blown down by severe gale on Monday the
:. alt and several Other buildings Injured in tie same
neighhorhood
- THE HurcHIss0N FAMILY have gone TO
Cape Ann. 10 listen TO the music oi OH Ocean. They
VIII give a Concert Gloucester on Thursday evening.
- The people OF New Haven are taking cen
sus Of Themselves.
- John n Malii.i is preaching and leciuring at
Saratoga Springs.