New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
Weather. Crops. &c.

Crops r. Tttrvois.-From present appearances.
-av- the Warsaw signal. fhc crops 10 h.s section OF
country promises unusually large The season ihus far
ha- been favorable.
The savannah Georgian has received a blossom
Of Sea leland Cotton which bioomed The ith inst
The Georgian add We learn that the cotton crops In
that county are PROMISING. particularly those planted
ly, and The corn crop very forward
- The LATE FRosT.-We find. in recent
excursion into the country. vel ~ from The lnforml
ron OF our friends within OF fifteen miles % German
town that the damage by the frost on the morning. OF
the ooh and % Nay ha- been cutie severe especially
in vegetation Beans peas cue ulloe5'' &c Ia many
gardens. have been almost entirely destroyed while
whole fed- ofc0rn and pouf0e- IN low situations have
suffered the same visitation Gram generally has esca
ped Germantown pa Telegraph
- The ravages Of TIE frost are irreparahle the
CONN II the Wheat IN many places = destroyed AMI the
FAX has turned brown NJ II u were rpe Tor the sickle
The Corn Is al-0 greatly injured by the frost, while the
grass and other crops are failing nom me drought Hay
WILL Boz l-hf and pasture scarce l"e-- 'fal Record.
- some of our farmers ara sowing Buckwheaf
where The Corn had been Destroyed, and think 10
sof uan even though be somewhat injurious 20 th.
.oI Th. should be- done Immediately where the Corn
h4- failed Pofa'oe- should yet be- planted help
make out iLe great deficiency when WI exist IN the
products Of oar fields.
VEGErABIEs-Our markets exhibit iorcibly the
disastrous effect. Of the frouih, Ia their mca-re and
dwartsh display of vegetable The prices. too which
they sell qTe very high. Very small potatoes not
flir partridge t----Il4u rum 10 cents
quart snap- cents quart heet- 10 cents and shi
Ing a bunch OF four or i've very small ones
Richmond Times, Wcstchester. Pa.
EXECUTION OF Mrs ELIZABETH REED.-She
wa hanged AZ = LawrcncevIe, Gid on the I'D ulf-
She stated upon The -aow- that she iei interest in
the iedecmn- blood 0f the Prince Of Peace and died.
bur 10 live forever 90 state 0f bliss made perfect the
glory of God the a'her. She was very unwei the
morning OF the execution and with weak and feeble
step -he conduccit % the -caf0d. and hung ia the
presence OF eight thousand spectators Atcr her spirit
had taken IFS .ht another world her body
down and di-secicd by the physicians. Her stomach.
upon examination. found 10 contain a number OF
pieces Of brick rs large A. pea and puvefizcd glass by
which -he had in vain attempted 70 save herself from
irnOmniOus and public death IL j. Justly presumed that
She could have lived bur few days longer She has
made her confession which with the trial speech of Mr.
Lnder her counsoD and the sentence Of the Court pro
nouuced hy Judge Wilson, j. published AZ Charleston.
IN il are related the circumstances attending the murder
her husband summaedby administering poison by
the wife. The story said 20 boz one Of thrilling interest
and deep horror.
MILWAUKEE RIoT-Some of our citizens, who
came messengers on the Princeton report rather unfayor-
ably 81 the Of society in sister city OF Mwau
xe and represent the Badgers a. being decidedly bel
ieerent While the Princeton was lying in Milwaukee,
arsc mob collected the sprnssi bridge, and af
ter some preliminary ruug OF cannon, sc. the bridge
was demolished a. preclude the possibility OF pass
mg the river that place The bridges below then
destroyed that impossible for teams 10 cross
ana nttfF TOT loi lt-ttu-fi- df'ltii iAhl lii-
d-graceul outbreak occa-ioned by sectional eal-
ou-e- the people either side OF the river Were fear.
Gal that their neishbors were doing TOO well.
Chicago News.
FIREs-A fire broke ont on Danvcrs Plains.
north parish Tuesday noon and burnt eighteen buildings
amongst them the dwelling house extensive store and
barn OF Joshua sylvester Tie building occupied hy John
Hayman painter. and e. T. smith tailor. the building
occupied hy Amos Brown, wheclwrght and Coffin s Co.
painters the dwelling house shoe mandatory barn and
-torehou-c Of Samuel Preston Frederick Howcs black
smith shop a barn and another building belonging
Proctor Perley building occupied by the post
Office and Clough- re-toraior The Village Bank build
ing good deal injured The streets were ned with
property taken from the stores and houses The ire
ragged account OF the scarcity of wafer IL being ne
cc-sary connect eight engines TO Obtain single stream
ofwaier upon the fire. Bo-t Bost
- On Monday night a carpenter shop. stu
ate on the Southwest corner of William and lork-ts.
near Waterman - Brtfs iron Foundry. in Baltimore
owned and occupied hy W. IhOmas G.. Morris "a ron-.
took ire The entire building with t- contents consist
ng Of large quantity Of umbcr-partly worked up
carpenters tools, &c were wholly consumed. There
no insurance either the building, materials, or
tools.
e At Boston. few DAYS since a laborer named
Dennis Long about sd years old. suddenly rushed into
provision store Broad street. seized butcher knife
thar the out into the street. and cut
bis fhroat lie taken the hospital, but no hopes
were entertained Of hIs recovery.
- The steam tow boat Phpnix. al New.Or.
leans burst Of the sheets OF iron IN her boiler
on the ~ inst without doing any damage. Two deck
hands jumped overheard one OF whom. Thoma. Brown,
a native OF Boston, drowned.
- II is coneciured that Gen. Qua,tlcbum will
he next nominated a. Minister 20 England.