New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04


have rain soon snd cotton cannot stand me dr0u'n
longer.
Ckers~ y E. Jsn,-22-John C. Chapman OF Chester
f.d C. has field white with blooms. many have 'a'h
I'd red This is very forward. The drouth Is frsniul-
Corn ard Oats done for. On hight LANDS the Cotton
stances the drouih without finchng Oats are too '"ts
cut BOtton lard Corn a complete failure. Gxdensare
burnt up and the prospect Of Sweet Potato crop very
gloomy.
Colbss5Es. ga. ysAe Thank Heaven Il rains At
sst. We were nearly pArched up. Cotton will be very
light II We have the cotton may mature.
Tny Ala, June eo.-The most severe drouth .I
perienced has prevailed here this spring Crops no.
only dried up and dead. but bushes bro~. in
winter have noticed several large trees which looked
4, though they were in the last stage OF hard struggle
for life 1t very difficult roads 20 get water for
horse in days journey II it were not for the csierns
and Art.sAn wells the brake tract animals woald
nerish In North Alabama and Northern Georgia they
have had RAD and will make fair croPs-not 50 h.rs
Richmond IA June Give are 10 the midst OF vhc~'
harvest ana the yield never WAS better
London Ia. Jane l7.-whest harve't has commenced.
The Weld is good Oats suffer with drcuth. Corn looks
fair but cannot wait for rain mach longer
H.sf.riG, Ala. jan, Rain has fallen partially
Generally crops are suffering all over the country
The FranEia la Planters Banner of June IS speaks
Of severe storm wind and hail, accompanied oy
thunder Trees and fences Frustrated and crops
somewhat injured.
The EDO of June s published at Point Csupee, on the
Mississippi in the cotton aud region complains Of
protract,d drouh with days and cool nights like
autumn. njuring the crops
The Chrontc of 81 Francisyie in the region and
came date says
In this immediate vicinity we have not had ram suai
ci.nt 10 the dust for two wesks. In soma por
ops o the parish there has been sufficient rain tor Al use
full purposes while in other portions there 4. bees meme
consequently, Wolfe the crops are doing finely IN one sec
u. III sud ar tnrf The
There will be very small crop OF made, unless We
get rain sosD it has Just commenced TO shoot time
when a favorable season is required more than al ANY
other TITUS the cotton has not suffered so hsch ne
cal crop suffers injury from drought than either
cotton o corn is calculated In impede its growth II
is generally the that when the river IS recedins as
j. At the present time have superabundance OF ram
/ but 60 far II has been extremely dry
The Ukig Of same date Of wilkinson Co, 10 the South
West part Of Mississippi says The general opinion of
the planters in that extensive cotton growing region, Is
that crops are going to turn out much better than was
anticipated Corn looks remarkably we'll
Ckarestoa \. &. JEnc 29-Yesterdsy was the hottest
day We have experienced far Thermometer 90 city
healthy
The Weather aud the Crops West
WHEAT HARVEST AID EFFECTS o. DRoUrH AT rHE
WrsrThe farmers about the gap near Lancaster Pa and
in East Lancaster Township have commenced cutting
/ ,beir wheat crop June %.
/ CleruonL D.. June 2s.-Cutting will commence this
week The crop looks well Barley is 'ut. Other grain
promising Grass poor Corn back ward but good color
A,u Albany, H. June 2l-vegstation dropping for
want OF rain oats and hay will be short Corn has not
suffered much a. yet, Potatoes will be small Wheat is
/ generally harvested, and the crop is good.
! IamttOn. D. Juae 2l-Crops suffering with drouth
Corn almost up farms Osts and grass make
bad show Wheat good and nearly all ready for the
sickle.
| Ah,ns Tenn Juue Wheat hsrvesth has commenced
yi.fd j. verVs WithOu.
will be lsht Corn is fair and if kept well worked this
DRY weather will do well Wheat has not been better in
! twelve years.
I,fron Jn1e Wheat will be 1t - Gu, in week
two Some fields very forward and look remarkably
well Oats are short. Corn backward, but looks well
Early potatoes eight ten inches high and most are
big enough to pillow. Hay will be abundant. On Grand
River the Wheat uxurant IL will be ready TO cut in
three weeks.
/ bfehland y. Jnne e3-Accounts of the wheat crop
are favorable in most parts of Ohio In thus County ii
| injured by the fly. Oats and grass remarkably fine
/ YORK. Pa June 25-The wheat is injured by the fly
it will average more than half a. crop.
Indian0Doiis Jahe - All crops have suffered with
drouh The late rain will benefit them.
Palmyra, Mo. Jnnc 2O-The fly is destroying wheat 70
the extent Of half the crop
CoHoray County, Ho-The best prospect Of wheat ever
seen in this Cour ty is blasted by the fly
Iincchnes Ia. June 25.-Frmers busy in the wheat
fields The crop ano quality are good
DahriHe H. June 2i-Crops all suffering with
Ore nth
Font JIayne a. JuRe 24-We had a shower last night
but of limited extent. Crops are all suffering
The Tobacco Crop of Kentucky and Tennessee is re-
ported very much injured by cool dry spring which kept
plants back and long drought since they set
Tobacco near Dayton Ohio both in the field and plant
beds is pershing for want Of rain Thu GG-ete says
planters are blowing taeir fields abandoning all hope u
a crop this year.
Losfrils ~ JuHe 24The want % rain Is the uniyer-
al topic We hear sad tales Of and lice cotton
at the South.
7ke Courier, Louisville, Kysl of June l5 says:
The long continued dry weather has most seriously in.
ured The gram crop and almost utterly destroyed the fruit
ano il is feared will shorten tho tobacco crop nearly
7 halt
Ann Ay6or, Mich June The prospect Of the wheat
nary es continues good The drOwth and worms iqu
ung come other crops Grass and oats will be light
have ard some complaints of the rAvsges Of the Hesssn
fly.
CarliartAe Ill., JHe l6-This town IS in Central Iii
poi. on the Grand Prairie We commenced harvesting
Ii. early May wheat last week All will be ht 10 cut next
week There viii be fair ayarage. In other sections the
crop is Il jureo by chess and the hy.
Je,,e1rtL H. June 2i-Farmers busy in the wheat
6eos The crop is injured by the wet spring and the dy
The quality is excellent but the yield not great usual
The weather is favorable and harvest hands scarce with
We had some Of your surplus population here where they
could eat aud earn their own bread
WONDERFUL TREEs.-Among the remarkable trees in
the weird the following Of which We have compiled brief
cescrptlous, are some Of the most curious
IN Bra-t-nbt Irce.-Ihe Brazil tree may Justly
command the attention " the enthusiastic naturalist. This