The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22
BY THE MAILS.


WAsHINoroN, May 30, ls47.
The ZoH Teren Commercial Copartnership ,cifh IN.
United States-1he Crops--Decrcase in the Tobacco
Crop IN Maryland and Increased Crops Of Wheat and
Corn put in The Ground State Of the Crops
While the has been vigorously prosecuted the in
terests of have not been neglected. and thus far
ut least the administration is entitled to fair hearing
1t seSpected that the lanoverian treaty will speed
lily followed by the Zoll Veren German Union the
same treaty as but in better shape than John Tylers
and more likely discrimination by the Senate nsouch
the advantage, to greater degree of the compact
will be with the United States from having the balance
of substantial trade in exchange for low duty upon
German gimcrackeres, such miniature wooden horses
pine riddles, doll babies, and snuff boxes Mr. Buchanan
has been negotiating with the Baron upon tho
subject great object Of the treaty being open in
Germany invitation to excellent breadstufs
and manufactured tobacco The assent OF a half
dozen petty little Kings and poor Dukes including
doubabe King Of Bavaria has to be obtained to tho
perfection of the treaty. The Bavaran monarch we
suppose since his heart has been filed and existence
best with the worldrenowned Lola, will be in good
humor TO refuse 80 fair bargain the Zol Verein
will offer him in the way Of trade.
While upon this subject Of tobacco from a yisit
the other day into Prince Georges county, Maryland
did not regret to learn that of the largest cut
vators of tobacco in that fine productive district have
turned their attention this to wheat and corn
and it is supposed that the wheat crop in all Ma
ryland for the coming harvest, is ut least fourth
greater than the largest crop the State
In the planting of there has been corresponding
increase and proportcnato reduction in tobacco This
is right The prices paid for tobacco had ceased to
compensate the planter; while the increasing prices Of
grain rendered such crops certain OF a premium. We
grathed also to learn that the wheat crop of Ma
ryland Is doing well and that the is coming up
finely
From Virginia. we have some croakipg about the nv
and the cold weather. and the drought but the
always has turned out better than the farmers
As far hear the farmers have been unusualv
active all over the country in putting large crops of
breadstus into the ground; that safely calculate
with IN ordinary from this time out upon At
least an average crop. w.
WAsHINeroN. May 90, 1877
a mail Inkng Of the Currency Of the District Of Co.
We have In possession beautifully engraved and
vgnetted BILL purporting to DO bill of exchange from
Baltimore
8 Messrs. r. W. Latham & Co, Bankers
WARRINGTON CITY, u. c.
z At sight, pay to John Witherr, or bearer, one 3
z dollar, for value received, in Virginia money, Z
3 when nve dollars are presented, and charge
Your ob't servant,
8 No 1850 r.. w LATHAM.
Now, here we have promise, not for dollar but
promise that you present i've such pieces paper
this, you shall have, not five dollars but promise Of
five to be drawn upon the State Of Virginia. And We
have several other banks Of this sort in this District
and their paper goes as good wheat The
banks themselves since the expiration their charters
have issued and believe still issue coTilcatcs TO
money the may that local paper circu-
aton instead Of resting upon specie basis is based
upon Virginia paper the current bills being two or three
removes from the specie. w.