New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
Observation-Disclosures &c.


NOBLE Saturday, July 2l
Ithssrained almost necessarily ghout tbs
State. Lousisna and Mississippi, for nearly, If not
quite. a month past The crops IN the two latter
states have been severely injured, first by the
irosts ia May. aud lastly BY these rains and the
tremendous overAows tina. occurred on the Missls
sippi and its tributaries throughout those States
The Cholera too, has had its effects in all thst
cotton growing region. lspeak OF cotton crops
particularly as corn has not been so much injured
But the lessened number OF hands Who were able
% 90 into the fields was seriously detrimental 10
The second planting and now, in this food OF rain
he grass and weeds overrunning the fields
conceive the crop Of cotton west Of us whs les
sepei before these rams from the crop OF this
ear at the least 400 900 bales IL IS no~ running
mo rankness of stalk aud weed. and becomes
.ubiected 20 a great variety OF evils, beside the
bllifv oi an early frost from which itis barely
possible for n 20 escape. Even laie + an coui'
scarcely bring the crop TO the diminished estimate
above named. Ia this State before the rams, the
,rop was as good as So late bloom could make II
The bloom was however three weeks later tnAn
usual aud later than ct any period Tor ten year,
oa.t. There is now no appearance OF change
IF weather here The boil worm ard other des-
tructives for which the weather IS favorable, have
made their appearance In Mississippi IN con
,inuahce Of such weather they Will soon maze
their appearance Ia this state. cDnslnei ~
crop of Colt in all the States bordering upon TIE
mil likely 10 greatly diminished from toe pro
Inction o this year. under the N st favorable CIR
rumstances that can Occur hereafter. In relation
to circumstances aud events likely to folio" thls
.tate If weather and It's much longer continuance
Itisin a critical situation. Inc GROWTH Of Inis
ar viii he about . 500. 600 bales. mean OF the
a f,r1 = md
we're 10000 bales over IN the county last year.
There will be little over IN the country ny the Isl
n Septenber next The weekly cotton sstr
neuts will show that the stocks ia the ports are
very light cOmpared with former years III '"e
Interior of the Gut States the same decrease c"
even greater 10 observable. The prospects a"e7"
and the diminished quantity Ia this msrSet mas
,,vsn ri.e 10 a speculation so great that m'ddiue
Cations were sold 70 dsy at 10 cents, when lo't
ois hi since bat 70 could ne obtained lor liis
rash II must be admitted, though there IS DO car
chatting at this moment What may De ire lnlu'!
to the crops nor what future eVlls may sun lu'-
tber diminish the production. Still II - wise
Drscsn,inn not 70 20 claiming at high water.
IL = sill TOO early 20 venture al estimate oey "hn
~. ono made before these heavy ana continued
los atm. give YOU only facts and pressed
.sns,rs your Cotton readers may draw tnrn e." 81
conclusions and follow them up oy onserNa.'o"
upon v hst they may hear hereafter
The political affairs OF this State, reier % tAe
elections, are going quietly on 10 the lf Nondsy
in August when the elections occur. The prinei-
,sl excitement Is in the Montgomery District
where billiard is opposed by man named Push'
4, Whie. but supported by the Loco Foco, & de-
eat billiard. Hlhard will be elected Win httle
.oubt Hunter, Wing, 10 the next Dl'tno' VIII
run Harris ard If he does not defeat him In the
Tuscaloosa District Inge, Loco, vii be hard ran
~ BALDWIN. Wing. and may be defeated In his
Nob,el District Aston, Whig, u Opposed us
Sellers Loco Foco Alston Is pretty certain -
o. elected. he Is q much more poPaa' lntu 10
us manners than Sellers beside We have " nie
majority in tins District. The Loco candidate Tor
Governor Collier has 70 opposition. ne ~1s =
Judge on the bench OF the Supreme Court ne Is
C aimed asa Democrat but be is not al ultra one
| that Is, he is no Radical The G1oerna'orlAl
Election IS scarcely spoken Of. Inc Lesls'a'4'e
| vii be LOCI Foco but there may De 50 large an
Increase OF Whig members as sadly q emoarras'
the Locos IN the election OF SenstOrs-esProi y
e they vii wake Up about the period 81 tne ses
| sIon with no uncomfortable OF q snari IN tneli
| rAnks.
At this election the People decide 1t the ballot
oox whether the election Of Judges shall hereafter
De by the People the Legislature. Except 10
ne extreme Northern part II tn state, ther- sP
pears 70 be bat LITTLE or no opposition to the Lee
| s.eH y thc tcofc- ,
The Wings have an excellent ticket Tor the
Legislature iron this city the Locos have nsd
nsrd work to get one up OF any sort The hunk
ers and the Cavalry pretend to 90 together. oo'
AMONG their prominent men there 10 a eroSi ins'
codes no good feeling. This is likely % become
more manifest when the : ate election IS over
| The heath OF Noble IL exceent. SINE cousio
eTAoie trndency 70 bowel complaints. bat 10 Cnor
| era Tbs dresoial disease visited Us IN January
at bat very lightly. however. The Mobile snd
Ono huiroad Company are preparing 10 oresA
ground and commence their lsbors.
| Yours, ICsKHonA
| H0MvoFsrEr.-The nun ner Of Cholera patien "a
treatd By the Homeopathic Doctors Of Louis ~ Z
! IsIy IL wa l,se7, 81 wniss b. s1sd