New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

disposed r. the steward appeared q claim ibe msais
s,es protection The prisoDersnd his friends had eur
rounded them leaving the court and knocked the t.
male down. Mr. Downing ordered win BODY OF
police, 70 take the parties iuio custody.
Liverpool Mercury.
JENrY LIND -" Her appearance in Copenhagen made
"a epoch in the history OF opera II showed M AT
in lie ssnctiyl had 5eneld Of IL Tsstss cne Jour
neyed back II Stockholm. and from there FrederikA
Bremen wrote 70 Jenny Lind shg~r stands a.
high any artist of time stand bat ss yetyou
do not know her In her fun gre atness speak 70 mel
about her and you vii wonder At the expansion OF
her mind. and vii sec her coun@nsnce besming with
inspiration Converse then with her Of God ana o the
holiness Of religion and you will see tears 10 those ~
eyes che s great artist but she s greater
in Der pure human existence
60 There will no, 10 a whole century. said Mendels-
sohn. speaking 10 me Of Jenny Lind. be born another
being gifted she and his words expressed my iu
conviction ore feels she makes her appearance 90
the stage, that she IL pure vessel from which noJ
drsught Will be presented 20 M.
There il not ANYTHING which can lessen the impress
sion which Jenny Linds greatness the stage .kes
excep, her personal harscter Al home An inteI
gent and childks disposition exercises here lie aston
ishiDg power she is haPpy belonging 81 "ere. 40
Of though,s-and yet she loves art win her Wnole
soul and ie-ls her vocst)nin it.
The Journal de- TTes Of The l2th instant states, that
Mrs Cornish. EuglishwOman with her six sons hsd
conformed 10 the Church of Rome. NJ Lucca.
cart mare a. Lynn has given birth 70 colt resemo-
ling an elephant In many points The animal IN ts pu
erpural state. frightened By an elephant
The harvest in the Empire Of Morocco Il ended, and
the produce has been 90 that Corn has fallen TO
one-half the price at which il was previously sold
The season ard the Crops.
The weather continues 70 be truly magnificent
and al the crops look ~ well IS possible IN this nesn
borhooi We learn from friend who has Just returned
from tour in Essex Camhrdgesnire and Lincolnshire
that that ia also the in those fine Counties Inc
Loud0u Standard however announces that the Potato
disease has appeared extensively IN Dsvonshire 10 Inc
peiehborhOOd Of Barnstsple The reports from other
quarters favor the hope that the crop o Potatoes may
yet the tendency 10 disease week alter week
of the most favorable weather having given stamina 70
the plant as seen By abundance size and quality OF
the bulk of the early Potatoes the condition oil when
has been proved be sOunder than those which escaped
the disease in the preceding years MS IL also ne
tenor OF the reports from Belgium Holland and France
aud as in some the southern Counties OF Europe the
Rye aud even partially the Wheat harvest 10 Ia iuil
operation 1t Is certain that the present has been eho'he
most valuable week .or the growing crops 81 nome HHu
abroad. e
The Cork E1amiaer contains number OF letters from
farmers and others generally admitting the appearance
of the disease bat describing II as extremely limited IN
extent and chiefly affecting the leaves and stalks Of me
plant, II ia curious 10 observe the various versions
given IN those communicates. some assert mat Cny
exposed points high lands are affected DINERS ihat
ONLY rid 20 Of Potatoes here aud there are touched ana
that the tuber is quite safe By some the disease Is &C
counted tor by fOg others By blast or "hirlWindi
and others agau attribute i 10 the spray on the sea
coast while electricity IA also SET down rs the source
Of the disaster The Cork Eraainer, which deyoies
much attention 10 this subject contains the following re-
surs of the Intelligence from that County 49, we have
made the most general inquiries into the state OF ths
crop upon which much depends. and we are happy
- have it power make such statements as must
tend to aay the alarm caused by the paragraph IN our
last uubcs alton. We have received accounts from AL
parts Of this County well as from other Counties ana
from various gentlemen and INSERT that the gen
era state the crop that Of the greatest promise aud
uxuriance Il "a true that in some places, some lew
ridges OF heds have been bidaed-hats toe leaves and
stalks have been shriveled up and backenod but THIS
mas been attributed by experienced farmers 10 Intensely
hot sun in day time and cold dews at night as Wei
as 10 certain electric agencies natural 10 the atmosphere
~ this particular Of the year The appearances OF
the blast in some fields would fully warrant the latter
superstition from the eccentric which the current
Of air. ~ electricity has taken. Il has formed circles
in some places ~ confined 10 straight line ia DINERS
or 10 a nero patch Farmers called It . whirl"ind
and All our inormsnis assure that such appearances
have been frequently observed In former years aud have
been looked upon Of ordinary occurrence. so much
for the blast But of disease enabled 10 slate
that in very few instances has ii made its appearance
sni where Il has appeared II Il confined TO spots nigh
up On the siak-a matter Of little consequence to the
early planted Potato for the Potato will be fully ripe
before hs disease can reach the tuber In al cases
whether of blast or disease the Potato, when dug now
found to be healthy and large We have asserted that
The general condition Of the crop promising In The eN
treme" lWimer 4 Smiths Times, July ~.