New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16


At WARSAW July 2s the new Wheat was coming H. aud
quality excellent Corn began to suffer with drouth Inc
weather was cool we vo9asr nos 'hsy nave luna u
viyed BY showers In Jersey County the quality OF Wnes,
il excellent but badly mixed with chess Oats hssvy.
Hay 80 Corn S coming SV, tGsos no tho '8 W
ia lager than ever before knswn- Oats and Grass not
much over half an average. Corn will make heavy
small fruit Of all kinds will be In great abundance In
the central part Of the State the Wheat that has bssn
hrsshed out Of fine plump grain and above an average
yield The Oats turns out veil, and Hay abundant
everywhere, and Corn very promising
D1BUQUE. Iosa Aug G. is53-rhe crops in Northern
lows are eIc.lent-could not De better. 81
ALLEGAS, Mich, Aug Q. l5j3.-Hsy and Wheat crop well
secured ana abundant Timely and copous sho Fers ren
der ames certain that potatoes, ruaoagas and ali
other crops vii be large Fruit Of all xlnd: promise
which fails the Michigan side 81 that
Of all kinds are very abundant Farmers are nov
getting for their wheat 90 and % cents cash. bat Of
course Will depend clouds in Europe TO keep up
Yours, truly, JoHS k. KELLOGG.
At the South.
From our exchanges make up the following summary
OF the state Of the crops ana weather and prospects OF the
season in various parts Of the country
On Trinity River, Texas Corn crops suffered with too
much Generally crops are good. Cotton promising
Ia South Carolina generally the Corn crop n very short
In Tennessee, late rains improved Cotton Corn will be
COED Rice is very promising on the Savannah River
Sea bland Cotton is quite promising all along the coast
In Georgia there vii be Corn than WAS anticipated
during the terrible drouth
At Port Gibson Miss the Corn crop is inferior 10 last
year Cotton has been injured By hot weather and heavy
rams
AT Concoroia La, Cotton has been injured by heavy
raBs aud crops are backward so that ros may lnure
At Darlington s G. cotton since tbs rain set 10, has
To- fast running more To stalk than fruit me TAT
iohossce (fls Sentinel Of the Sd INST. says
"A bale Of cotton from the plantation Of ) ~ Rch
ard Hayward cold this city yesterday 10 hessrs
Bolton Whitaker at l3i cents per pound The price
besp'sks the quality
THIS is very forward even for that tropical climate
AT fsrrenNs LIS, the crop is made, aad prospect
good for O. ton.
Arkansas planters generally satisfied with their
prospects The crops the upinds are better thaa
they have been for years Cotton is late but msy cons
out well
AT Oucbis Rcd yer the weather is very hae and the
crops are looking vsry promsogy Mach however will
d.peno upon the fall the crop much later than usual
At st Lsnory La rain has fallen in great quantities.
Can" s not injured but corn may be- Cotton is shedding
badly.
nj Washington Ark, the weather continues dry and
highly favorable to the growing crops which dur
ing past days have improved very greatly This cotton
those of last year at this time The corn crop promises an
abundant yield.
AT C.tshous La cotton is 50 forward that hand might
pick 50 pounds day.
At Plaque nine, La il rsined l6 days.
At Shreveport, La crops have suffered from heavy
rains.
RoDNrY Hss-A continuance OF such rainy weather AZ
have had lately will materially deter0r Ate tbs value OF
the cotton crop The plant looks vigorous, but the bos
much fewer than they have been for the past two or
Li,nTs, ALA-COrn looks well In the upper counties
not
NARIoY ALA ripe cotton boil July %. The crop is
promising Corn short.
WARRENToN VA great breadth Of wheat was sown
last wear ard has turned out well Oats are short Corn
improve by will be fair average CObscco in macy
localities beyond resusctaon before the rains cane
and The crop will doubt be short The Grasses bsve
suffered mach from drOuth but there 10 nevertheless
pfospect for toleraby fair yield The supply of Wool
will not be large is thought and prices Will undoubtedly
be kept up. If not increased.
In Delaware and Mary and there has been great loss
OF by heavy rains Farmers have been unable 10 get
in wheat and the shocks were soon covered with green
coat Badly stacked wheat also injured The rin how
ever revived the and assisted farmers TO pog in clio
yer for next crop.
DEATH OF JOHN NUDGE, EsQ.-Yesterdsy A. q. Nudge
ESQ., of this city. received by telegraph the mean ohoy
intelligence that his father Mr. John Nudge was killed on
Thursday by threshng machine, in Livingston county,
Mi, hgan The deceased formerly resident OF Wheat
land in this county, from which ace he removed to Mich
igan in 1870 lie had long lived at Wheatand where he
was widely known, and universally esteemed dis proby
Of character hi- kindness of heart and his h standing
as and citizen, made all who kneS hin his friends
They will deplore his sudden and painful death with una
feoted sorrow Mr.. Nj. was about 90 years Of age
ANoTHsR DEATH ny THREsHISG M,cHISE.-Ienry
Gilbert resident of Irondequo, met with painful acct
dent which eventually proved TO he fatal while attending
threshng machine at epfarm of Mr.. Stephen OTIS ia
Brighton on Friday afternoon Mr. g. who was the owner
of the machine had been feeding IT, but s:hng requlr
ing TO be fixed he stepped upo1 the platform and while
reaching upward bis right foot slipped and vas caught oy
the teeth OF the cylinder The leg shockI " crushed
and manged up to the knee. DIR. Bowen OF Brighton and
Drs Moore and Montgomery ofihs city performed anPuta
ton did every thing which sk could devise 10 ala the
unfortunate man. but in vain lie fingered till noon Sat
urday when death put an end to his suifsrings We un
derstand the deceased has left family Roch Amer 18Th.
InPoRTANT ARREsT-Our resders are aware that pro-
cess has been Issued Of the United States Courts,
against certain parties living in the Anti Rent districts at
the suit Of NJ Fish IA, resident of the State OF NsR
jersey THIS process placed in the hands OF Deputy
Marshal j. ID. Wemple, who in attemptngt execute II,
met with the hands OF certain persons me
of whom he was enabled identity and against two of
them bills of indictment found by the Grand Ju
Utica. On Friday sight Deputy Marshal Wempe went
ont 10 Rens seaerve and there succeeded 10 sesog the
parties against whom the indictments we're tOund-Dr J.
X Finch and - Bouton. The Marshal brought the par
ties to this city Saturday and he Will take them 10 An
burn morrow where the United States Court sits unless
my e' ff [Albany Register, 18th.
A Curious BooK-Mr Jefferson inside an original book
out Of the New Testament account OF which IS given
by him IN letter 10 John Adams dated October 4th when
MIR was seventy wears old He took two copies Of the
New Testament the ssynR OF the SAVIOR re-
eCng every which not evbently RS these ne
pasted into book and his compilation Is described as
covering fcrtysix pages He wrote old John Adams that
this arrangement bad placed before nm the most suone
and benevolent code of morals ever offered to man
cleveland (OAiol Herald.
TIKI IHvIATHAS STEANsHlP.-Mr. Belts the great rail
yay contractor who has Just left for Montreal is Dre,t
or in the Eastern Navigation Company who are construct
ing the evaihan Steamship for the purpose OF facilitating
Ocesn paye son The head OF this Compsnyis tue
Earl of Marlborough and the OF Mr. Peo and others
of eQuA note also assOcised with Mr. Belts II the d.
rsot D. This Company has laid the scheme for monster
steamer whose dimensions given as follows length
g. feet breadth feet out TO out OF wheel houses l2O
feet depth Of hold from combngs Of main deck 90 feet
power ot engines 900 horse Her decks present