New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
The Grams. Weather. &c.

The stanton VA Spectator saws the Wheat
crop in many parts Of Augusta looks well and will pro-
baby be as good al things taken into consideration as
ths, OF year Corn Rye Oats &c are not so Promis
The winchester vrginisn states that the Wheat crop
In Frederick snd henandOsh promises to be flu
age one. The grain IL OF superior quality Corn q
rather backward bat Ills too soon 70 form an opinion
The sandsvnle Georgian, Of the ll,h inst Informs
that the Cotton and Corn Crops IN that part Of Georgia
are At present very promising. Corn promises copi-
Gus yield The stand of Cotton az ssys) Is generally
very good, and the plant = now growing rapidly. We
hear OF Cotton blossoms in divers places
The Columbus Geo Enquirer Of the 18th inst com.
nsns of the prospect OF the growing crop OF Cotton In
that section The Spring % says has been every way
uufavorsble: and now. when the warm weather would
ius,fy the hope OF rapid and thrifty growth It
that the plant almost everywhere Il so far exhausted by
a com binaon of injurious causes that u Is next q i'm
possible for 70 revive Il adds thatthe injury il not
confined 10 any particular section From Florida. Ala
bama Mississippi aud all parts Of Georss-in short
from the whole Cotton gro Eng region int gence from
sources not be questioned mpresses us with the belief
that the prospect at this season OF the year never wss
worse
The Charleston :. c. Mercury Of the l7th says A
gentleman us from the upper section Of the state in
forms that the crops Of Cotton and grain although
three or four weeks aer than usual In consequence OF
the backward Spring. look vigorous and thriving The
Wheat crop has insured and Is a lair one.
Fredericksbureh correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa
trot writing on the 10th says; Farmers have com
l
The harvest will be more than an average. The quality
of the Wheat Is said to be very superior the grain IL
rpenng fast in the vicinity OF trederieksoursh and
along the RsppahsnnOck. Preparations are MAKING 10
commence harvesting in all quarters The weather In
bs vicinity has been very hne and favorable 10 the far
Iners Tue Corn and Oats look very promising
TIE CRoPs-From an intelligent gentleman
who arrived in this city yesterday and who has recently
been through all the river parishes we learn that the
crop.-both sugar and CoitOnpresent most favorable
appearance, and give promise OF an abundant Yield
should nothing hereafter occur 10 mar the present
prospect The srmy.worm has nowhere made its aP
The state Of things IN Rspides would seem, from the
folio wing extract OF letter from friend there not to
/ be altogether so cheering;
Il nave been at in sposed and have but
few OF my neghbors and the few have seen, are so
down in the mouth in consequence OF the injury done
them in their crops the late hail storm that they have
but little 10 say about matters in general think from
what can see around that II some other disaster
does not befs the poor Red River planters before Fall
they may yet make toersoe Cotton crops. Those VINO
are going into the Sugar business appear 10 De In very
good spirits and entertain no doubt myself OF their
! ulum.te success The grows here "a well AS II
does in any other psrt OF Louisiana n o. Delta 10
The WHEAT CRoP-We fear that the appre
tensions in relation to the Wheat crop are not entirely
unounded 90 Tar the Reserve IL concerned. We are
informed from reliable source that toe product In
some portions Of Lorsn County will nO' exceed ono
half the usual crop; 10 some OF the townships IN his
County also the same result - now evident Much has
been winter killed" add in many places. the Fly 20
has taken hold and Is foshing up the business. lnde
pendent of the latter difficulty the weather for the last
! lew days has been very favorable for Wheat
Cleveland Ono Democrat
FIREs.-The hemp warehouse OF hessrs Stew
art s. Bell flemngsburg, ny destroyed on the 18th
| Partially insured.
/ The dry goods store OF Mr McLemsr Baltimore was
consumed by fire, Friday. Loss about sl0OO-insured
/ for $1,000.
Quite destructive FIRE occurred a, Coyngton, Ky. on
the 18th The tobacco mandatory OF Mr. Cornelius
was consumed with its entire contents. The grocery
| store Of Mr.. Lancaster also consumed; lkc~lse
J tho grocery store and residence Of Mr. Dunlop.
| STEAMBOAT SUSK.--The steamboat Mohawk
Capt Reed. arrived yesterday from 81 Louis reports
thai on the 7th rst the steamboat Champion Cept ssh
ford sunk 70 her boiler decks while underway IN ios
! She struck bank on Devils Island The boat and
great portion OF her cargo total loss but the Ve'
| OF all the passengers on board were saved -
| IN O Delta, June -.
/ T diabocal but unsuccessful attempt was
made last week to destroy the family of William Tuck
err Jr. of Annapolis Nd by iniusing poison INTO uleu
food negro woman has been lodged IN jail on susp'
! cion of being guilty Of the wicked act
/ IL Martin Shay has been convicted OF the muir
I der OF John Reese in Schuylkill Co. Pa.
IT. There were several arrivals of returning
| VcInn.ears AZ New. Orleans on the llth inst.