New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

The Conafea - G. JOpra0i Gays the harvest o'
the early wheat ia over and that very good crop mas
The Horsburg q O. ReDubtcaa remarks " We learn
tina, the wheat crops Of State Is turning out much
better than generally expected few weeks pasi
II IL ssd that they are fully equal u last year -'
Ia some sections better We learn, also, inst me
corn crop looks vel. although 10 va more backward
than usual The late hne rains has caused quic<
growth, and the prospect il that iuI crop WI Do
made With regard % cotton the prospect u not ~
ea,teripg the .easDn having bern cold and backward
the plant IL much smaller than usual and toe aie con
tnued rains has caused the grass 70 gain on te arne
until many fields have become scrOusly injured
The DaAioasgs GA Wfotmon d the 9th met says
Though much injured ~ the frost, the Wheat crops
will be generally good
Of the remarkable eject Of ate showers and s-'.t
queot sunshine upon the crops, says 1enf fai's
.peskiug their f0vefncnf min the last ie" Gay
has been marked and decidcd but Ne regret ~ ray
that some wheat f-ds cannot De resusciafo ~ a'y
influence Of reasonable weather These hras 'aiN''
much affect The general average crop "mch "asA.Ns
ton County viii this year produce
The Vaiicy HHi0. in Virginia, says % ne "fhln'i
IN This see,loo continues very hne for the growing
c,on. Tboud there BE- no bad lock between this and
harvest We look for one Of the beet wheat ana oa,
crops tina, have been raised 10 Botetour Tor several
years psst' 81, t. $500
Our farmers are again rejoicing In the prospect oi ~
abundant harvest The whest and rye helds esniDt
luxurisnt growth, aud VII yield one OF me iaikf''
gross never looked inner, and If We may rely upon me
accounts that our country friends bring as from nearly
all quarters Of the county, the crop Of hay ms Jei
will be one fourth or ODe-third more than the lat
years abundant cEap. The Rods are Hpe iof inc
sythe and warm sun 10 al that h now waited ior ~
oct the hay makers TO WORK Oats are also growing
luxuriantly and promise heavy yi"d- ine corn A''
been kept back very much by the continued "ft "'7
ther but few weeks Of warm sunshine VIII soon
bring the crop forward, and insure IT against future
dangers Upon the whole the season mus Tar nae
been highly favorable 10 the farmer
The Athens GA Baaner OF the I'm Instant ssys "a
week ago last sunday evening one Of the most desruc
tive storms Of rain and hail occurred six miles spuih
OF this place. continuing down the country "mch
has ever been known among u.s. Col John biup- OF
this place informs upon the authority Of the super
intendeDt Of his that the average size OF the bal
stones "a inches IN cTcumfcrence-that me- young
cotton crop Of 200 acres upward was entirely de
sroyed and the blsdes Of the beaten of he has
planted bic cotton fields in corn Mr WIN NJ Morton
OF this place, also informs us that similar devastation
occurred At his farm and its uelhbOrhOod that me
low lands swept by the food, and the hii.sid's
literally washed away
The unoal POINT (,vis) 7ribpae Of the eth int says
awe regret very much that The prospect Of Farmers 30
this region far as Spring crops are concerned u any
thing but catering The cold weather has continued so
long that many have had repant their corn aud af
are entertained that even after this trouble bat sua
crops will be obtained. We glad a. learn however
that the Wheat crop looks hne aud the season pfot-
favorable from this time until harvest large supply o
this article is likely % be "a market
The Dsawars Blne Has Ctio4cq, ~ the 18Th ins-
Gays The whea, crops generally look fire through
out the country The As hss made its appearance in
wheat, but not more than usual. The corn also
looks well and there Is prospect VI tine crop Ih'
oats do not quite A. well
The Syracas. Rereie says We informed that tho
army worm making destructive progress ia tbs coun.
~, particularly IA the grass holts One farmer who
generally sells from q 100 20 500 worth VI hay pef
annum offered ~ cell the entire product Of bis helds Ton
Sl0O Cloverhelds src almost untouched by them.
but the cat crops wall be materially injured ano In
districts almOs, entirely destroyed