The New York herald., 1850-04-17

months for freight and Bnglish ship was taken up
last weed 81 On eighth Of penny. l.
We have been favored with copy of letter smes-
camille house In this city from Of tho mos dis
Greet and eminent houses in Charleston
ft CHAHLEsror, April IL, 1850
We wrote you yesterday, to which We REFER and ara
since deprived valuable favor IL docs appear
TO US strange indeed, that such apathy relative COZ
ably posted up to crop &c. That such . state Of
things H. tho other side of tho Atlantic is not 10
CO o thsy on 90
no wolf but hs has como at Last, and caught the
shepherd snoring That Is not the worst Of It, either
flock, and there is every prospect thai tho cry will
again, this coming season, bo sent forth, with
benefit by pass experience. and credit whs. we We
say, or hold OF TO judge for themselves and thereby
pay for It, time alone viii determine Az We have
written you all along for tho past ak weeks the
ther the worst we or any body else have known
has rained in torrents time during almost
~ day without intermisson, and the country u liter
ally deluged with water, the low lands; and tho
high lands sobbed and boggy that II V possible 70
prspass land for planting We here give you an sx-
largest planters in the State Governor Rich
rdson Of Clarendon, In the upper part Of the State
In the interior Of this State than known ut this
season Of the year and tho Of the spring
most i.vorabls for large production. By the 18th
April the process Of planting IL usually COM
pieted, and the plant for the most part in state
am the only one that have heard Of who has oom-
menced the operation, or even in state Of prepara
ton to do So" This is to his factor and brother-in
law, In Charleston, written Of course privately not
dreaming a the time Of its going further the greater
reliance to be placed therefore, information Of
this kind than II written by interested speoustors;
we give you the name to to you that 1t Is from
valuable source and this Is the state Of the cotton
crop at present. at least the prospects Of the coming
crop all over the Southern country. We have also
just seen planter from the State Of Alabama largo
one too who tells that he thought he was far
ahead Of every body having ono thousand acres Of
high grounds planted and up, which all totally
destroyed last week BY fall of slect and snow
in that part Of the country and which observed by
the papers was general; consequently we look for
another bad season. We enclose you herewith our
weekly market review, by which you will observe that
the receipts at the different ports show falling OF
Of five hundred and ten Thousand bales A. compared
with last year. (and made up by telegraph from
New Orleans 40 up to last Wednesday we know IL 10
be over $4,000 baes but the review Of course s au-
thentic, rs made up by the regular mail We feel
lions OF bales Our market is very firm, and full prces
paid for the little cotton that il offered for sale The
accounts from Europe won't have any effect hcre
Money is abundant and people determined hold
necessary until the ext crop to market We
find We have trespasscd much longer than we had an
idea Of but you will excuse it, not In the
habit Of prolonging epstles to this extent and 10
may be OF use to you or your friends to know the
truth Of the case Planting all the cotton region
must be Later and the prospects than last