New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
THE CROPS AND THE WEATHER.

The wheat the vicinity Of Cockeysvile looks we'll but
hear that the fly has made considerable ravages Ia the
western part Of The county The late wet weather has pat
the farmers back with their corn, but no they are busy
womg IT, SO much for thetwo great staples Of our coun
try baltimore County Advocate. June Z.
We think the promise for the farmer at this season, has
seldom been better than 1T the present time IN all excef
inc perhaps the crOp, about which Is vet TOO early
H. speak with any degree OF confidence. The planting
season las been very and cold and hear some
plants Of failure Of Feed and Of the vages Of the
cut wonn bu, sill hope for favorable sea,on The
spring grains getting good start and grass really
look luxurious The recent rains have given good bot
TOM ard unless have very early drought, the grass
crop must be- abundant OF fruit too have the most
liberal promise. which we hope may not be disappointed
The trees now give indication Of an abundant grofgct
The y has done much damage 10 the Wheat crop the
vicinity Of Danyle Pa
The Coyydon tOl Acgus of May 81 notices the appear
aDce Of the Hy in the Wheat in that neigbborhood
We regret to learn that the gy doing considerable dan
ist clainSils TO- Gazette Juas2
The weather hereabOuts for The last few has been
20 rainy az greatly 10 reard the planting operations Of our
farmers The consequence is that many fields yet remain
implanted The crops Of winter grain look honrshng and
the gras which has been beneded by the copous showers
that have nteered with planting promises abundant
yield. We have heard complaints tist the low land mea
dOws IL sections were 20 injured BY The irosts OF
winter preclude tie expectation Of average crop
The seCtiOn j. limited however, and the upands have
so large growth that the farmers the whole feel salts
fed with The prospect Fruits Of all kind. promise we'll
III
Yield Blo0miD gdse IN. Nhig June 3.
From , parts Of the country the accounts Of rain and
cold weather reach Our exchanges in different parts
Of the State bring intelligence Of just such weather
have had in this County and the prospect H. that with
speedy and very favorable change in ths weather.
The corn crop viii be avery poor one Wheat aud grss
ere less injured foods Of rain and pr0msean
abundant yield. jersey. lie lIl Praire state May a.
STEAMBOAT ExpLsioy-Oas Nm Kllei-T4. Tue Pro
pelr Eclipse totgi nreckTas evening about quarter
past o'clock the boiler Of the tug propeller Eclipse burst
WI Re she wes riading few rods above MtlsOn Bridge
AL the crew saved except the ecOnd Hrsman nsmed
Crawford who Il supposed 70 be drowned The sne.s-
man George Howe il badly, though not dangerously in
iuec and Peter Fairbanks, lcoOFedj the fret ginec
was also badly burned lie pulled from ts wreck by
Capt johnson Of TIE owners The fragments few in
al oirecrous piece broke in tie roof Of barn in
which pair of hOsses belonging Mr ThfOOp but
are informed they were not jured The boiler ca
Fable Of sustaining 30 pounds 20 the squareinch but AZ
the tine Of the explosion there about a. % pounds
20 ile scuaYeincb, the ssfy-vlve al wing the sisNn 10
blow of at 80 pounds defect in the boiler Is tue sup
posed cause OF the explosion full Investigation Of tho
Circumstances viii be had this morning. The river was
covered With fragments Of the wreck and portions we're
blown on board the vessels 10 the ycny The Captain,
John Lyman was snded pile Of lumber on the south
de 81 TIE river md one OF the hands picked up in
lumber ward on the opposite side neither were seriously
injured The boat was built q; Buffalo last summer She
was owned BY Z Blackwell Of Buffalo, and Cspt q M
johnson Of this city the former owning twchirds AID ts
was Insured % in the Chicago Mutual Insurance Com
uany and $500 in the Hartford Insurance Company
Chicago Democratic Pres, JunsL
me Bpealo Republic announces the dangerous illness OF
Mai Gen Riley, Of the L. > Army There IL supposed 10
be no chance OF his recovery In him the country viii oso
one Of its best and oldest soldiers.
II was not s V. X. Mallory Of CanandaiguA who vas