New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

RAM rom -a.l< tSs ~~nt u f-'n nsa pu1 S"ees
10 vesetstloa no, withstsndps Wheat looked ven sno
~. p,.,o ns,sr h.d better appearance. The crops
In evers part OF Cambridge are IN toe ""s' p""tns
n-Fsyorsble accounts mao Oren received from
s,,e,.s,.hir. The crops In general nsn neAtnJ sno
s,.esr.nc,. In Noting haushre the crops Of
-, s,i',a. are described ~ looking very luxursnt
In s,.ry direction Ia Wiltshire the grain crops have q
appearance and An early hsrVests annc paten
r.. nr.nsty Of opinions with regard % the existence
"a d,...e In Potzto IL amply sufficient TO Induce
,on.r degree Of eircUmspect0n 10 receiving the NJ u
4 quite evident however that ia some localities the os
e... has put on positive appearance thst denial
10 absolutely impossible. In the majority Of Instances
where reports have been made up Ia the present nne
the balance oftestimOby IL Of cheering nature 10 inc
neshborhoOd Of Devices the crop never looked more
bsaitby-Prom Cumberland ve learn that the harvest
4. Anticipated three weeks earlier tbsn last year Inc
Whssi crop. 10 the n.igboorhOods Of RzVens.s boops
Million and BroughtOn. are remarkably promising ~
tstoes were scarcely ever known 70 vesr go Iuho' 50
an spo~srsncs and without the east symptoms 81 me
ls,e dsease-Around CockermOuth they present n 49,
luxurisnt and healthy appearance 49, b.. 90.
sround Dalton, 10 the early g4roens u.s. .s -. -ss,b
r,esred --Wbest looks well IN Kent sno WIN ts.r,
or there IL every apvearsncs ~ an carry sno -,
harvest 10 DOrseishire the Whe-t ps'r -. 80
were never seen In finer condition Inc I.a.si
.,il healthy except In very few instances bol
th r,o,,. are also described having never oecn
more a0urshing condition the p'o'Po. ' =, a.
ant harvest are Of the uost cnSe'i"s " 49, y ~
Norce,,er the Whsst 10 resdy 70 puist ~" 20" iu'
- - po,.toes are looking well and there is as yet
ma Indication Of disease In the Potato - ne ncn yer
DIR Of the crop. In Cornwall Is ruiy wonderful
xsand P,pzum Potatoes are verj healthy IN appear
Prom Yorkshire the accounts are very favorable
co,,esoondspt from DOocsster writes -" The Wheat
1.nd, are making extraordinary progress ana there
,.vs, vss known season 10 which with regard 70 this
description o. grain richer iuxuranes presented u
self The remark spplies ~ other Description. OF
grain aud the whole 10 not only remarkably heatny
Inues % prevail an early harvest" In Bsdordshire'
for the Last ten yesrs the Potatoes have not looked 90
vigorous all other crops are looking wei-ln bspn
the growing crops Of every description are 'oosng lux
infant with the prospect u abundant yield Inc
Potato crop never looked be'terFron sussex We ssfn
tina, the Wheat IL looking most luxursnt snd nss W
many places come out into ear The Barley sno OAs
are looking remarkably well. although the ist'ef 10
rather .hor, in thu straw The Potso crop still wears
most healthy appearance.
goorLAsD-AlthOugh the harvest does not pro
mice 10 be- forward n England, the temperature
has been above the average seasons faN0" ana al
early sown Autumn wbeas looking very lcx0riant
and with the present beautiful weather. viii De IN ear IN
the weeks which 10 earlier hsn The gen
erty 0 and more 30 thsn could nave been ek
peet.d from ths back Inward Spring There IL much nov"
ever of the lste-sOwn In backward state snf great
want Of plants Spring sOwD mas done well and VII De
earlier than much Of the later sOwn Autumn wheat Inc
extent land Wheat 10 Considerably below an average
Throughout the country The PotstO crop generally IL
looking well. but II would be premature 10 FORM an
opinion. la Gaowsy IL il growing delightfully."- IN gar
d.Ds and hclds No tant or blight whsever Is 10 tne
stances the plants vigorous heslthy and promising
nothing seems wanting but continuance OF geni=i-
weather and gentle showers " forward their grow and
bring them 10 maturity.
CoNrIrysTAL-The accounts OF the appearance
Of the crops continue 10 be- very favorable.
In Fruit and other Venetian provinces, the gram
though not 60 forward IN the plains Of Lombsrdy,
had very beautiful appearance.
10 LofnOsrdy, seasoba0le rains have diminished tne
heat and greatly refreshed both fields and gardens
The lesves Of the mulberry Uor the sik ~orms) are
very abundsn, and healthy Wheat end hye are shout
In straw nut well headed and the Maize Is very prom
Using The Flax plants look we'll, and the Vines most
beautiful
The accounts from Southern Tyrol are equally favor
able Near Roveredo the Wheat had shot In some
places. on ths sd May. The Msze and the vines
looked A. we'll ~ possible.
In Austrian Gshcis the fields have in general very
promising appearance.
The accounts from Rsah, In Hungary and from the
Bsnnat are very favorable. All the crops looked ~
we'll a. possible. except the Rape. Ia two three
other districts there we're complaints of want Of rain
From Bohemia the accounts OF all the crops are ex
csllept
In Bavaria there every prospect Of an abundant
harvest
the crossing crops
10 Tuscany and Iucca May 2l) there were confident
hopes Of large Grain crop
In the States o the Church MAY 2 the Wheat looked
exceedingly well but the Maize had suffered from con-
tiDued dry weather.
About Bremen the appearance Of the crops was very
favorable
10 Moldavs there were still complaints of want of rain
Letters from the neighborhOOd of Liege speak most
favorsbly OF the crops.
All the accounts from France very favorable
About Bologna the Wheat promises well bu, the
Maize IL injured by the dryness of the weather.
The Wheat crops In Tuu- and Thpol are very good
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