The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-24

Inc toDcordis liza Iufsgepesr OF the II Oh instant
fsJs;-Tbs prospects Of the planters become
favorable ss the season advances The effects Of tho
h Ey rains that have continued long TO oppress
the plant la the ground. being almost
literally covered with forms aud In the sickly ana rot
ten condition Of the young bols The bore too,
hns don. fearful havoc aud continues Its work Of de-
su ucton on almost every plantation, Will. the rust
has stripped aud roisd cotton already this
than has been known To destroy any one
year since that disease became known 20 the cotton
plant When W. view all thes. unfsvora ble In nuencss
In connection with the fearful thinning Of hands on
many and the loss Of time on all plantations by cho
lerA cannot resist tn. belief that the crop this
section OF country will be at least third smaller
tbsps fsir average one Many contend that the de-
tbiency Is greater than that throughout this week
much sxctsmsn MT has been caused, both here aud at
Matches opposite to by the Of old plan
t.rs that the caterpillar had appeared aud the fear
that this destroyer would eat the cotton remaining
healthy and ftill promising portion Of the crop AZ
though We have feeling Of dhd-nc. In opposing this
opinion, full inquiry aud observation compel do
30 We are convinced that the that has thus
raissd the cry Of vor In the cotton fields IL the
cotton worm the great cotton conumer but the grass
worm that hss been In the fields for come time The
aiest and greatest danger ct this immediate time In
the growth Of cotton has not come yet.
The Grimm tGa) Wig. % the 10th inst says The
dap IL sunshipy and warm The Gotten weed IL quite
rank but healthy Should the weather continue thus
and killing frost not make ts appearance before the
latter emo OF October the psnter In this section may
yet make good crop; hut "a will take all this With
considerable share Of good luck, to bring It ab,ut
The Kingston (Ca) Nag, OF the 10Th inst says -
~ m All thsf We can gather Hhollt that the
crop Will not be an sveisg. one We near Of nothing
tbst IL abundant. but Of very many thing which
scarce. With some, hay u gvodwitb others 10 H. de-
hcept wheat. generally 'sking h. but half crvp;
osis ere indifferent and peas mot good Potatoes will
b. very aud sesr all the coming winter ltis
fortunate thug for the provpc. that the accounts
from the more western parts give . vastly different
. ctut
The Bangor (Me) VAC, 81 the 20.h instant says:-
We have intelligence from the farming regions IN 20
n0tteo, fscstsqus and Aroo-took counties aud learn
that the prospects for good crepe geperays very
cheering Contrary to expectation aoa tae sad
ence three years past, the has scarcely made
any impression upon the rhsat aud ~herever ~ has
been sown the present good crops will be
shed The quantity so~B. bosever was much less
.nah iormry The potato crop appears duely! no
ot'Seis Yet apparent. ard good potatoes dug
Tor COM smption aud the market Barley and oats do
Wen sho WIZ yhld a full average crop. Corn Ia nOs
ponlhihe sbo j. coming for~sfd very rapidly. Tur.
o.her root crops. aud vegetation generally is
vigorous sh0 b'ttby. This are at bsngY from tn. fec
y.ars past viii give coutsx. to tn. tsrm.rs Of
Msbe larueuHtly In the great valley Of the ARGOS.
'soh ~hefe he me iDtervslss aud beautiful sg,ls of
es'sl'bt tuh oLe mat hting there. informs Us that
h. bss tsenty i've setes ~ buc What NOS. a, 49,
lent order He will also rsise this y.sr a tho.s.na
bushels ~ cats
The Little Rock (Ark Leygoc,a, of the IA ir,,.nt
sys- Dhihg Vie lat two or three ds,s Tn. a,pear.
atcss tav. Ipdcae ed decided change In IN. ~ea,h.r
aud ne thtk wenay nov cupndeEtly expect that this
toOos which have lUecd almost evers portion ~ our
sst FOR sb,ut forty osys aud nights hsv. ceased
We think csD discern n boo ~ protpi-. " b.to-
hbins drier wssher tTOm slpiost every sec Ion a.
tn' AZ We have complaints Of IN. great damage %
the PAINTER and fstu.rs consequent upop 90 mueb
ram lbe universal complaint is. that crops ~ al
bpur lave gre to gfss- Out OF this Providence
tbtIt ~ he sems good wrought ut fr IN our srrt
cu'nishsr VIII all rem ber co rake hay while the
t'n 'h'ne' "asi csoP oui s'ate stuIi produce