New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Weather. (rop-, &c.


The Slas.aeh1se,, Plo.r,aan Of the pth say. the
weather since last has been me, not ho, a. Il
often H. but enough TO bring up well. The sun
hss great power whenever the east winds give him
fair chsDce Grass promises good harvest We
e.upect apples vii b. abundant though ne year nap
pens to be an odd one Yesterday we sd more RAJ" a.
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1h- Genera Coigier remarks spring crops IN tns
vicinity looking extremely well Durlps me iaai
few weeks the frequent rains and favorable weather
have thought the heat crop 90 rapidly forward that
farmers arc spprehending 700 'aiss si'"'" "a
straw. 49,, - -, -
never looked better in that vicinity and that there vii
nrobsbly b.. more than average yield Of All kinds %
agricultural produce. Prom other sections Of TIE
country accounts are various, bu, upon the whole,
T5e Caseaosta madison CO.. WIiz Of the 9Th say'
In the northern and central portions Of the county
crops OF grass and straw gram promise vel Corn s
very backwards. Fruit orchards are white Slin bios
SONS and unless june summer should partake
LARGELY Of the character q Winter the yield d al snls
OF fruit viii be great m
rye ost and grass hner but the recent cod
rain. have had bad effect upon corn and where plant
% the sward, he cut worm is very nesiI..l'f-
Frorn the sane there will not ~ t"cinfas o
crop Of peaches cherres, &c. while appeara moi
cate a good crop Of apples
The T,c Beylin (Psj sqy Of the tn says the gTsss
and other crOps are forward and appear ~ We m
.ual A. this season Of the yeaT Pre-eut Appearances
indicate year II plenty and Of our great staple wheat
Inc Ges.gs5slr pa S1r Of the sh says. veY6
h.lstorm pissed over portion q E-fH 20 on sun
day afternoon doing coo-faolc damage ~ me crops
blowing down ieaees, Sc The same storm pa'sea
ove- ~ m portion Of the county. the bail dong
s.dersbe dsfnsge ~ the crops &C. "a The neishbof'
hood Of Oxford and Hanover
The Batina0re Ar2vs says We learn from several
parts the state that the Iavazes oi me ~ nave iN
tured the ea crops con- dersDly being more severe
and extensive ihe present season tnan during sny "he
for the last eight or ten years The Cause y atD,es
to early seeding. The German "heat i' sslo 70 s'''
the ay much better than sDy 0iher
The AaysoiLk (Ky) Ea9h Of the 5ih says me com
plsint. Of dry weather aud want Of ram have neen
very geoersin his region Of country, and the "Bhi
,,n - L.. yyeek can hardly do much good. Jhe crops
are ali sueering severely and Of them viii ia be-
low the average unless have plenty OF rain soon
The 81 LDais Ncp Era Of the lst says we ieefh
from farmers residing IN this county that Tie army
vorro has committed fearful rayages IN tner hea'v"H
whole acres being literally devoured Inc corn mas
slso suffered from the same cause 70 "a
tent - ~. II.
s.vs the farmers from various sections Ol the country
inform that great share o Tue corn "i.I ll'
pIapted has rotied and many have planted the second
and third time W tn better success. spring wheat
thew also tell us badly injured by the cold and wet
weather which we have had duHpg he present "On'"
Winter wheat looks well
THy CHoPs-Tho LyHchJHr9 (Vs) Rfpab'oa says
We learn from all quarters mat the PosPeot VI y"
abundant yield In the department OF agrcsuuIe tnls
season Is promising almost beyond precedent Inc
wheat crop ia particular promises 10 be very ABUNDANT
Vegetation il quite 30 forward as usual OWING 10
the severity Of the weather in the early part OF the
Spring bat the crop from present aPpe" 7'e'' VIII '
none the for lt
The NorIoh Bsac0a Of the eth says The cold spring
which we have had. somewhat injured the wheat on
James River, and retarded vegetation lhe WheAt an"
oct crops promise now 20 be abundant Shonid u,
weather continue dry and warm this month the yied
Of wheat 10 expected 10 be ily an heias' "ne' i"'
corn crop 10 rather backward ,
The Csca (Md) WAQ Of the 9th remarks very rcha'
Bile information from various parts OF ihe county sa'y
us that the will be full crop Oi "hcat IN
Cecil this year The fly Is the principal cause oi the
The Lanrensras g. c. Hvald says Cotton. through
out the district l. very backward retarded in conse
ouence of the codness of the nights The wheat har
vest has commenced and at least twothirds OF igl
crop viii be made. Oats are unusually hhe' '"'i.
does not look wen we have seen II at this time oi
year but the general appearance OF the crop is lar
from bad.
of the cotton crops killed by the late irost ana
were replanted these from two to I'VE inches
In hight part OF the crops were only paru"Ny |
injured and replanted these exhibit cotton al
varlous hiehts from 2 To IL inches few fields OF |
cotton which had been recently worked, seem 10
have received little injury these average about
foot n hight, and are beginning to bloom. On many
plantations the lice are doing much INJURY paucuaiS
10 the young cotton On the whole, the prospect OF
large cotton crop has been worse at this season
of the year. In this section than II II al present
The Point Coup Oa) EcAo OF the 26th inst says |
For the last two three weeks the weather has been
most uniayorsble for the planters, aud, should II con
tnue must lnjure the crops maternity we ie"ih 10"
some Of the cotton planters have sbandoneh poron
of their crops IL being impossible from the quantity o
grass 10 cultivate the whole The sugar crop, 10 "a
great extent suffers from the cause but lew
dsys of fine weather would enable the planters 20 place
II entirely beyond the reach of danger The stand e
fine and il no calamity oyertakes the crop will be
an average one.
CoIION JRoP IN S0UTB-WEs GgoRGIN-
Amaority Of tho Cotton crops killed by the late
frost and were replanted these average from TO .
inches in height part OF the crops were only par
daily injured. and were replancd these exhibit Cot
ton at various heights, from To le inches iow
Acids of Cotton which had not been recently worked
seem 70 have received little injury these average
about foot In hcigit and Sre beginning to bloom
On many plantations the Ice doing much injury |
particularly TO the Young cotton On the whole, the
prospect for large Cotton crop has never been worse
At this season OF the year. In this section, sn II Is at
presont Savannah Georgian, lih. |