Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18

SltpeT 10 0SROlCEtsaHsyfsSssrIte CIbtZtRS dll0
apparently hns: been ayerse TO The iren
bands that vii ioreV Yer make her Akin
10 Ite ssD Danaos,,. aforesaid It's this rea-
dingsof the DIX be etofes lis thai, ,sin addition
10 other rgas0Sns has served 10 turn the
minds of many, seisewhe besides in Alb
ibeyilIe, dgsHsd and Anderson, 10 Aiken,
andtthe poinF Of Junction with the South
CaroIica Rail Dad, instead Of Columbia.
Iris perhaps mutual that lille jealousy
also should arise insthe minds of Green
willie, Buncombe and other fair dwelers Of
the mlounlafris, seeing that Coiumbians
are ndona sfeients bearing so much richer
riffs 10 lheir Charlotte ia preference
10 them. Yefbam sap.
From calit Afrest Of Col. Fremont.
Telegraphic reports at Baltimore furnish
the following q -
Two months later intelligence has been
reec,leiyedsfron g California. -
Col. Fremont has. been arrested and
sent home:ontrial.
aKearny, Drake and, Stockton are re-
turning toslbesUnited States.
Tie SMorgons were quarterins at the
great, saltLake. The emigrauts were in
d. suffering condition.
THE Reed family were safe.
fle Coitoa Crop.-The prospects, Of
tile cotton scfnpsin5 this District is by no
means faiyssiag ;sand it seems to be the
impression so5 out farmers, that it will
Be a; short one, even shorter Than the last.
The rayagesSofIhe lice have been very
consitIerablesin several parts Of the Dis
trici, from the effects ofwhich The cotton
cannot recoYer;sthis, together with the
long continued wetWeather we have had,
wilIfcause aconsiderable falling off. We
learnialsoiffom our exchanges, that the
cotton crops IN some parts Of the West are
also unpromising, ,:& that the Amy worm
is makingiiis. appearance aud doing much
n,ischiesThe Tallahassee Journal (Flor-
ida} Of the 2Sth ult. says: 1--WE have
it from upqnestionable authority, that both
the caterpillar fly and army worm, have
made lheiIappearances in this neighbor
ood.''-1fb fbbeuiLle Banner.
!. ;.s'l-T
Cropsih Ka5oO Region.-We have, says
The Observation-Disclosures OF the 24lh
inst, fromfa reliable sourse, Information
lhattle crops iGiihe Yazoo country are
genefally good! The Cotton is somewhat
backward ;fbut,. notwithstanding The very
sheavySrairfs that. have fallen there, as we'll
5as aPpeatantiys every where else lately.
the promise of a sjood cotton crop is much
more cheering than it was about mouth
ago. There will be, more provisions raised
this seasoninsY Y azoo, Holmes and Madison
counries Than ever, in any one year. before.
Particularly will there be an abundance of
coru. i There is a very large crop Of both
cot,on and corn piantedi and III no year
withins recollection, has II looked much.
ibeaterItanitdoei al present. The health
loflthesseouoiryfis . exeellent.-N. o. Eue-
ninga4ll lefcuFy, 3Oth un.
CAMDEs, Is. & Aug. 4.
Foriheslasl few days we have, had an
'abundlaice.ofraiN, which We apprehend
hasprojFed injurious to the crops. the corn
crop gealesally having been somewhat in
jufed. haEpfeVipus rains. IL
psEa comm enced rising very rapidly
on NlMoiliay aud fears were entertained
:ofa freshet, br. we learn this Tuesday,
morning lhatitis falling, doing. lille injury,
so far as we have heard.-journal.
q 5} MACON, (eA) August a.
Rain Rain!!. THE incessant rains Of