New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
.T.s Athens Bennxr Of the nth inst.

The Athens Bannsr Of the nth inst.
SAYS. Ire WHEAT crup IN this section OF the country
now being harvested, srepsesentso 20 be very noe;
Az the weather h IN snd milo WI p ronso .ooS
ssved The standing crop of osts 10 unu'nay go'u,
and wilt 5000 be ready for the fcyshc Ihe 70
looks green spa 6ourisaing, but tho ccron rAtn-,
and b-ck from III. prevs'uce o. ooo' ~es.ueI IN
The Gyfxs Ubioa of the same date says; IRON al
secour o. the stase 90 far &c can learn inc proc
pect for boupiiiui crop 10 eSceedngly good "oeaI
and cats are generally very hsttsri"g Corn qu,ss
prom.iuy and should the seasons bold out Anew WEEKS
fonger there will be more made Ia Georgia than
for Eve years past Al time within our recoilecuoh
bss there beep such call for abundant crop a. tne
nresspt wear There are hundreds Of farmers 10 tnm
section who have been competd from necessity 10 ouy
provisions that Done such thing before ana tne
consequences has been general cry OF hard umes al
over tie country. heavy crop would now maienAny
aer and change the feeling Of the people Wesincere
" hope that the aIcipsons Of thepep'e may De real
lied In ibis respect" [Savsnpah Morning News
The weather the past week has been
quite cool COR the slight frost last fnaay
light is said have killed some OF the early corn ana
there IL q ruEor that rust Is beginning 70 make W a
pearsnce Ina the wheat In this vicinity lsPara JOURNAL
- THE LeeS6urg Wastington,a states
that many Of the farmers in Loudon County VII com
me nee cutting their grain the ast OF next week. Inc
crop will not be as heavy as II wasla year.
Our farmers are IN q sad nix. The
Joint worm bias completely destroyed many crops OF
wheat, while nearly ali are more or kss Injured
There has been no season for setting out Tobacco
plsDts and Corn end Oats are suffering dread'uy lot
rain.
PS-We bad fine rain last night
Virginia Advocate. Charlottesville
The Wheat harvest on lower James Riv-
er is now progr essing finely On several foe plantations
on the north side of Low James River the wheat crop
has been terribly cut up by the srmy'worm, in some
cases oDefb On several large estates on the soatn
side Of the River between 80 and 10 miles below Rich
moDd, however, the harvestis abundant
The augusta ConStitutiondttSt says
that on Tuesday crop Of one hundred and thiryt%o
bales cotton, clsssiDg fair, belonging 10 Col o. w.
II, ard ofWilkcs Co, Geo, was sold by messrs Dye a.
Heard, ct 102 cents The GIN used was made ~ o. III.
Oslesby Of Marietta, Geo.
The annapolis Republican says:
The Wheat about West River, in this county has SUI
fsrpd seriously by the rsvages Of the army Some
feds. it is ssic, have been entirely destroyed. One
head of Wheat forwarded exhibited the appear
of having bad the top of every grain cut of rs
pair of scissors Baltimore Patriot
- he commencement OF the past week
was cold and dry, with frost at night. On Thursday
last we had heavy thunder Storm the rain falling In
torrents, which did a great deal of damage 10 many
parts Of the country particularly In the low lands
where the grain and other crops were all covered with
water-0n The high grounds. great quantity OF the
soil has been washed away and bridges and fences have
been carried Of, by the rising Of the smaller rivers
Potato plsnting is nov nearly completed The hay and
grain crops the uplands have nne appearance IL
70 feared that the orchards have suffered by the late high
winds Kingston British WING
We learn that the grass crop in the
vicinity of Boston will be quite small unless we have
supply of rain during the next fortnight BIOS. Trav
We hear much said about the Corn
CROP many being disappointed that their Corn does not
come up 1t is evident that the crop will be poor
throughout the country. We observe that through
Micbiasp, Northern Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin, the
Corn looks no better than here-he complaints being
the same We hear II attributed by some, to failure
in the seed many supposng that the cold ofrhe
pest winter injured 1t. We observe that The Farmer
and Doyan Of opinion that 1t Is attributable TO TOO
deep planting few days like those of the past week,
will Jesuscitste much that has been looked upon as
doubtful. Ashtabula Sentinel
- The North Alabamian, (Tuscumbia,)
OF the 4th Gays After a week or more of rainy
westser IL has cleared up and we have had success
sion ofingeng hot days Summer hascome 10 with June,
In real earnest the crops of all kinds look exceedingly
fine better than we have seen them for many years
past Ut the The health OF the country Is
good letter to The Mobile Tribune dated Sumter
CO. Ala June G." says: "As general thing the season
has been very dry ana cool This with the dry season
last year, not permitting large amount usual of
weeds and grass seed to mature, has made the cuva
ton Of crops unusually easy, and they arc In better
order generally than common. Corn generally will be
rather low, but tho stalk Ia of fair toutness aud looks
very healthy and promising and Is beginning 70
as,e Cotton 10 Of fair size also and may be said to
equal the pre- mise of any for many years pas
Az diseuse or d -aser of consequence has over
taken since the iross of the spring. which really did
serious injury, though producing some trouble aud
Inconvenience The wheat harvest has ended and
very fine crop generally is the result. Oats are now
nearly ready for the scythc and very jod perhaps
taken whole the best raised in the country.
The two lest were more largely Gown than common,
IN view Of the probable scarcity Of grain this season
Rye, of which small quantity is sowD, is very good
- TIE FTederickSbarg(V Va. Herald gives
very unfavLrsbe accounts Of the Wheat cropin Orange
Comfy derived from respectable citizens. 1t saYs
They estimate that hundred and fifty 20 fields
have been totally Destroyed from which not even the
fields have entirely escaped The fear now is that the
Joint may continue ts ravsges for years to come
as the case in Maryland from 1907 to 1870 For a
period of thirteen years Maryland farmers were over
by this fell destroyer Notwithstanding all their
remedial appliances and resorts.