New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
The Crop. Weather. &c.

The Ct~rciIHd D>D0Cr0f represents the crop,
on the Western Reserve "a in hne condition
tn. Yo,s Pa P,oyL A8,oo,R, says The crop. ,
this section look remarkably hnc The sythc Ls- .l
ready entered the abundant crop 81 grass. AMI in,
" heat and Rye promises 10 fully repay The husband
for bis toll. The wet weather has street bed 'i
Osts, and that crop is proul.ins than 'f Do. ~
Tor some tour or hive years The wsua sun % sssst n
the Corn more than little
The Forme,i> VA R,pabllen represent. that shoa
favorable weather continue, the Whest crop WI '' OH
average one.
ls,t.r from JerseyvIe IN dated May g .sf.
The crops are unusually backward and IN cnn-s
quence Of the cold weather, The cut worm has fnsi'
great havoc Many fields Of corn have boon entirely
down and now In process - 70 planting AM o.
.dd still farther the gloomy prospects 81 tte f~r,r
IN. army worm has mad it, appearance have act
returned from . visit 20 meadow VI ~ a'frs Nj 20
they took up their abode shout three DAYS since 10
now has the appear Of dry stunoe every green
leaf 10 eaten frOm the stalk and hal rf passed over
n II could not have left II iOukng more deso.sts
Their rsvsges are not cOnuns &, any part, 4iar
tou We near 81 them In sirfF direction. A. this
seems 10 10 but the 81 their ravages
what will BE- the extent oi damage o. the crops u 10
impossible 70 foresce The vie. re-i. seriously
spprehended The farmers have already med th,ir
.iock cattle hOrses and hpE- their meadows
. share while they are bong devOufed
The army worm IL quite black. with silver cOiyfrd
streak running cngthwi.e pom their sides They vary
from three fourths ~ u'h a. nsafly two nchs- %
length The farmers are busy enieatoring o. krrp
them from their wheat cfops mostly by p.owing
around them but i'N more cold days N j. i~ff' &
will ENABLE the - complete the entirc dr-tr.,
noa Of vegetation am informed that this worm pr
ysiled In -4l and did great damage - the crops rt
then a when they alta a neid. - fac 4- lf ~
eat every thing bare they move on 20 other p7rr.
and increase IN sile and numbers ~ thrs proceed
The GrDH J,Tvsonian Of me 3lst uit say fn-' 600
wheat crop Of that county though rather short Vi
turn Out much better than was eApect'i ilst @it 900
frost.
The a,s0is Ado,. says: 1h- afns worm I.
making fearful rsvsges through this region 90 country
Many grain and gfs. helds are stripped Of ever, i'm
The ruin complete that many tanners have
plOwed up their helds aud planted corn
friend writing gofn another portion ~ southern
Illinois say The harvest hss already conrn'u''d
here-not however by men rcspng 10" """fi 90 tho.
lsbors bat by the VorscOus Hnd n'''f -an-nef army
worms which nov ing the heid- cios' - d"
ground. Of every living thing
The Pnsburgl Dispal Of the nh say We wcfe
informed yesterday that 40 extremely violent storm ,
rain occurred in the s,lnty 81 Baker-o~u. 100 iu.s
county on Thursday a. lugin. the hs'ds s~f ping
down fences sc. AMI dom GREAT damage T. cfop-
The Am Aybo, Mich irSa. speaks 'ncoufa-ln-y
II the crops IN that vicinity
The Hsiofo~H lNi. Chuyfi,f Il M. 'ih cav. fhe
cold have routed moot 81 the planted iu lhai
vicinity but the wheat crop throughout " state n''
ef looked more pfouu-in.
The Ff,d,r,t Nd Efamf4,l lays the d., continues
its rsvsges 10 the wheat crop that p~ri 90 he ~tac
The Grasd Rt0 Mich L0Ff says ia" prospect iot
an abundant crop II wheat Is good
letter from Dixon lee County on Junr st,s
We have had very backward ~Yun- ini iucrs-anf
ram much 49, iudeed that a., whole corn crop 90
the couniry destroyed The wh,st crop howessi.
looks well. and pcct to have b, althy season
The Gairssioa (Iex.sD fe~s OF tho Jl-t ult says
g. The early cfops In the Trinity Valley have b"u tna
teriAy Injured by the heavy rains they have tai &c.
Gently In that secuon The early corn % Il estimate
will not eNceed two ttrds Of All ss"ra-r crup. Tie
corn planted late will be much better Tho cotton To-
eonsequen Of the rain cannot be- worked ani l-
rather prcc situation. but with issoIet weather
may vet turn out moderately iair yield Toe TRINITY
River continues IN good boating oftet. hpi has not
overho~n ~. hanks as has been reported
The Mad,sou ~ Isconsini frgr. Of thr lth -sN- Do
weather continues AMI pcssant bat the pfo-l L.
Of the Corn crop arc any thing but ndi'fhs 81 f..I
half Of farmers have planted t"ic, haiu ?. o."
amount OF , OF an inch has fallen during the weak
The Sheb0ysan " ..consinl Mooa'y Of the 81. ,"ys
The farmers county speak IA hati'nns i'fius
Of ell kinds OF crops, and especially Of Wheat Winch
10 said 10 BE- unusually heavy shehoygan County NJ
raise large surplus OF Wheat this season and nj" am
pie supply of other crops
The Ws.tksld (M.ss) Naad0,i says that the Peach
crop 10 entirely destroyed IN that vicinity
The Salcs dnd) Dcsocf az says " W e learn that IN"
army worm has appeared several farms ia this coun
~, and 10 s~ceping all vegetation before 1t
The Rockford an frs' Pros say. iru't and oth''
vegetation has been much injured hy severe hal
storm which recently visited that place
LAND susK The Worcester SPv has long
senes oi particulars OF the recent phenomena -
Westhrook (MassA where the tth INST some tort.
(tpstesd Of eighp acres OF land vanished giving place
10 lake and OF blae plssuc clay There is 'us-
ing ssys the Sg twenty acres ni WOODLAND hnd
about the same quantity # pasture and over TINE
whole extent the natural sal has entirely disappear
and In it's place 10 clay lbc woodland Wa covered
With heavy growth OF timber. The whole ui which has
sunk below its Original level some ihiN icl eH' 'ns
perpendculu walls ON three sidcs and gradually sop
,as on the other side The rccs on portion 'i ihr
land have disappeared entirely and ou another portion
they are thrown about IN great disorder
ARABIAs C,rrLs I>rKonU,'p.-Licut Lynch
al the late Dead Sea Exploring ~ peiinou brought
hon, hal ca al hhHsls breed % AZ
cattle and presented them o. the state OF Nu-ni"
ny resolution IT the Legislature they were T. 'nsi'
red 10 Col Jss Csstleman nf Clark Co with view L.
the propag stion at the breed They said Co be- '
beautiful animals with hmhs ~ delicate a. the gt4c'
yet strong and well set WHEN full grown they stand
seven feet high. and the cows are sad a. Nlcd mia
sbandsnty In. par were exhibited IA w ashins i"'
. lev days and much admired lNSuonA W "-
TRoY r. CoNFNNsSCs AT the Troy Con
terence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church IN" proo
sal to srbitrste ga tn property question a. in dispute
between the north sud south Vas rejected ~ fui"
Of ~ 20 o. On the Conicn,ucc sunday hshcp lisis
line preached o. Immense crowd 10 the fHfS "nd oi
the following TUESDAY morning hshop ii'dhn- i'''t
ed in the same place ordained sc''rs descons AMI l
ministered the sacrament g. thc ministers au" m'h
hers 81 the Church
SURVEYS 90 rRI NoKIusK> LAht>--I I've para
Of Engineers engaged in the survey II the N"rthcin
Lakes lef Nsckinsc the Nth ult iof ihc fc.i~Th'
stations They have large party 81 men Win IN,
necos.sfy eoglpmcu,s AMI The ~ok 10 De- pfosce"i
daring u season with the utmost u-"r. Inc s''iS'
parties IN ned under thc immediate charge of
Lieut. l. Msoomb, L : loPosfaphi'" a. tns'n'ci'
noxlcIDk.- DcltI tells very lon- s'"N
about quarrel at Csrrolton. lst~,tn one = move
and Joseph Miller. the bar kcePci 40 huiri h."'
wife u seems WAS employe ed - ser ant 10 the h"N
and the husband became jealous 90 Miller ln CONES
qoent ARRAY Miller shot Ro~" dcli ioI "h'h D. "''
hand GUIDED AMI taken ts pnson
WiSCOsst> U>NssstTN.-Thc Regents OF u-
Iniver.ty 81 Wisconsin having unanimously clri' 90
John IA Lsthrop IL d noN lr..id-ut 90 the lnitff-t
" OF Missouri % hc Chancellor IT the ini'ffsiN "
Wisconsin that gentleman his sisnn,d hs rrsdin' 30
u enter upon The duues IN, office thr 1T u Obj,
iobcf ncNt
CHoLrRA PNNic la consequence 80 the pr'ss
lenoe 81 the boiler. me rnttuu. oi the Annual go
ycuton ct the Protestant Episcopal Church in tho Iu
o~.e OF lllnoas. " hseh ~Ss have Lt,n bead .fur
une daring The present month, h.. been postponed
until farther motive
s,..xts RVK>Ep We learn from Can, -tur
- m At ths.sicsncf sam W alk'i burned o. the
s~..<r'. edge q. Memphis ga l"csdsy The sam
W.ner va. built here t~o ~ tht,c Jeafs go. snd
80. running IN the Memphis and hsichec River irsdc
Louisville Journal, Iun~
ColtIsfos - On SATURDAY asst the pressure bat
F,lc ot Spectacle Island ~ss run inio ~ in' 81 AM
ea.,box and c.p..xed -Four persons "rf' in i, ''''
:, ~, Inn. bat ysrre rescued irutG tly"rN~ ''
ert,on. Of the cfr~ 81 ths stesnlcf h'sl ''''.'-
Pa. Al Hattie Creek Moo on FRIDAY "'-''