New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
THE CROPS.

The extreme severity of the past winter
has 10 10 general belief that the wheat and corn crops
Of the coming will likely prove meagre In quality
well az IN quantity It's tue that In many pacestne
former grain has been much injured, while the latter,
owing t the impeTecton Of the seed produced by the
acon the carly frost has also suffered considerably
In all Likelihood, however, there viii be enough and
TO spare In the country In noticing the remarks OF
she Press upon the prospects OF harvest we have been
struck with the effects attendant the diversified eli
mate embraced within the limits OF our wide domain
While drouth has been disastrous In some sections OF
the county, for instance In the vicinity Of Jack op
Mississippi: Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Concord New
Hem pshire, al d Bangor Maine there has been an OK
cest Of rain In portions OF Ohio and other Staes which
has drowned out the crops prevented planting
These extremes admit, of course, of a medium some
where and this s0msore will, we are glad 10 say, be
found sufficiently capacous and fertile for good supply
of cereal sruins grasses necessary for and beast
This embrace Of different lstudes OF diversified sur
face valleys and attitudes, coast lake coast prsire
foret art river bOomf, extending from the tropics 10
the region almost Of perpetual snow, Is, agTcuuray
what the Union OF the States Is politically guarantee OF
strength, plenty and prosperity.
Neioer drouih nor excessive rains, intense cold nor
heat likely pervade time the whole extent
Of this cNSAtry and the season be but proptous to
few States My comparatively small secuons here
and there there will be found enough for all and enough
for each" With the rivers that flow In every direction,
and the facilities internal Improvements already
fI nish the products of favored regions easily be
disseminated throughout the length and breadth OF the
land. Ihis, too without export import dulles, and
without charges only those attendant the cheap
transportation In these respects more favor
ed Than Other people, and have te 70 fear from scar
county, and wolth preserving with its governmental
sspii ps; and the Presidential Election Is coming
on. msJ not be " timed to mention this fact that the
people may reflect the eS tent of their domain, the
sacpisty and blessings II coners The genius OF
sanic lave, and their popular adElinstraion-;he two
acting IN mutual concert for the blessing OF tbs mil
HoAa'--sld choose ibeT Executive o9cer accordingly
In korheSn Illinois toe wheat 10 ,Aid 20 look rem lrk
ably xsll but there Is smaller breadth than usaal
Wsser wheat suffered f-om the extreme cold but the
long eat spihg has brought Il out considerably, aad
an asanse ca - Is Anticipated Oats have fine ap-
pesrsn &c. Tbrougbout the Rock River Valley the
CROP eaDei ally kok well.
In Baxesu Coa, ~ there 10 not great proportion
OF land nader cusaon sowsd 10 fan wheat as usual.
on aecosaA of iaileres The may be said of
spins whGa That DON on the ground is thin. caused
BY The drtpth lat fan and the ny but there every
probability q middiag yield or better O,ts were
sosn late, Thy growing 1n' y, ard will 10 q
tain crop larger breadth Is put down In corn than
muai
OF ffuif, throughout Northern and Middle ninois
only the more hardy varieties will come In well.
Peaches ~W prove sin'ost t9td failure. Apples and
Cherries viii give tar Yield
ts0fa's Republican 81, Louis.
A Cambridge (Maryland) paper, saws at
nm tl.nr within the memory OF the oldest inhabrapt"
have sbs ravsgss Of The army worm eqaaled those al
nrrsept o NJ IN isted. They have come upon Va Ia nv
ds Sss.~oyipF wheat corn grass, and whaaever else
eat,ble ths ,'omes Ia their way. Few Of farm re
have esoapeS without the oss OF portion OF their crops
ard severed have Ps""o~ W '~'A "O'~s VI win Nu"
pisn,s them xA'h potatoes
"A corresp ondent of The Mobile Trib-
.re.s,ns NJ r.. crops in sompter County, Alabama,
snvs srnsray will be rstner low, but the stalk
= 81 siouness ana looksvery healthy and romsing
and Is now beginning 20 iassel Cotton Is o. tar size
son Tor any years past yes no disease or disaster
conseSuence mas ovsrtake u since the trosts OF the
sprins which really did ious injury though pro.
ducne acme troable and ineon' enence
We understand that the corn crop OF
our district s generally inc The only oheury IN the
way of lie present rapid progress TO mature abundance
q the immense amount of grass and weeds which sc'
company hs upward growth. Should No be blessed,
However with few soakiag showers, COZ a VIZ
be plsnttni grass or no grass Cotton 70 not be fer
than usual We regret TO hear that the cool nights ~
be present wecA have caused 10 look quite dropping
and in some localities to die out consid raby. Wheat
sypsse crop. The osss win be good.
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