New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

thing else cultivated by them. Every man we see from
the country is delighted with his prosPeco
Here 10 another In relation 10 Indiana:
We took TIP the other week through parts OF lodi
ana. Westmorelsnd and Fsyeite Counties anain tnoss
places found the whs at crop unusually eood we nss'
or saw finer crops than some OF which we Dsnced "a
passing through Derry Township In Wessmore'and
County, AID the crop OF bay everywhere sLa 70 Do
oDetbird heavier than that OF last year -.
Cotton is beginning to come in smali
quantities into some of the Southern markets. ana
though here ard there we notice accounts OF tne up
pearance Of the army worm, the csterppiar' "e'ye'
by comparison of the various accounts osfore u "0
are led 10 the conclusion that the crop oil tns
vii be very large and Of an excellent qusiity We
give few paragraphs upon this topic from somoo
our Southern exchanges:
The Cotton crop In Greenville C., Is, % far ""o
learn from The mosna'nte very pron%gs; o, crop IN
The Rome (Ga) Courier says thar the CosIon eiop ~
Cherokee, Ga Is not quite so promsns - 1ue Pr
vision crop, which wid be unusually larse ' .S",
With late and favorable fall II viii De P'ooa'J 'ou'
an average crop In thai section 80 49,.
We bear says The Montgomery (Alal Iaat 6sgnt1
OF the I2h bs from several parb OF tnis ana Macon
Couptis that the dre.ded sr%s ~" AA'"s
TIM NatchitoeAss (La) Chronicle learns from all
sources tba! The cotton crop oil Louisiana
Il excellent and is satisfied from Observation tnst tne
pea,on contir ues prop rus abundant crops OF both
corn and COTTON will be the result OF the summers toll
The Alexandria Us.) Democrat Gays: The genuine
caterpillar 1, 10 fields There 10 no mistake about
this. The dsmsge they will do must be determined by
coming weather. II fair sunshiny, all will be vel
have dreIcbiDg rains, the crop Of the parish will oe
o very short one +"
The Coneordia (La) Intelisener says that the real
cotton army worm has appeared number OF planta
tons In Mississippi above Fort Adams, In Wilkinson
County. 10 viosis, the cotton Is In bloom, and tue
bolls are forming well.
The Caia1ouis (La) Ad1Oeate of the 9Th Inst. says
tbat Dtle
three ~ five miles Trinity, below BLACK River, COM
ced picking cotton the % inst, and have been
gathering about seventy FIVE pounds u the hand since
Toe editor OF The lexington (dss Adoettsr, who
had just returned from trip 10 the southeast portion
Of Carol County expresses In bis paper OF the 3O!n
u great pleasure at the appearance OF the crops One
stsid old farmer told him that he would 10 use bis own
language raise more corn than he knew what 10 co
with, aEd cotton than be wanted, unless some
body would pick 1t for him. The crops 10 that region
decidedly better than he has feen them on the up
lands.
The HoustGn jiss) argus says that with few local
exception the Cotton crop Of that State, up to the
pre'ept time presents the most hstterne prosPe for
large yielo Some OF the planters are complaining OF
the worru but the damage sustained By them ell not
be serious The season Is too far advanced now for
Them to materially affect the maturity or the product OF
the plant.
crop 10 very promising.
The Thibodaur Minerva says the APP
pearspce of the sugar crop indicates much larger
yield than last years
In all the Northern States the Hay crop
Is unusually light though the quality Is better than
usual.
As 10 Potatoes, we do not find accounts
of any extensive ravsees of the disease which has been
formerly 90 fatal to this valuable crop; and judging
from all the accounts notwithstanding failures here and
there we look forward once more 10 having full
supply