New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

orly three days o. real danger that passed and
h- berry Is mpenetrsbe This is the reason why some
ecs are injured and others adjoining remain untouched
II row proves that many fecs sh,ch we're swArmng viii
ties before they were cut but t- injured Others
con peiey ruined. but he whole the yield OF this
County Will not be grssily diminished below the usual
sv,rsee Upcn the subject We 6nd the following IN III
one of our farming rierds communicates 70 US f.ot
that is worthy Of consideration be correct in his
suupost;ou OF two large pieces OF whes; soun on h
farm shout the time snd equally well situated 10
Rad 20 soil and locality is ser uay damaged While
The other remains unpured His good fortune in r-gar4
10 the latter he str,b ties 10 the fact that during the
week the wheat was blow he burning fLow IN the
vicinity, and oSIng o tie westsr, snd thai pre-
vsled the passed the uninjrred ted most OF
the time Have any others pnnced similar result :"
MoSrRosE. Pa. July Tive have had some refreshing
rsns following by wsrm growIng weather IL esms too
late for grass-thst will be light Ihe greatest growth o.
too many of our meadows. j. white DAISY. Corn very
promising The crop will be good undoubtedly Al
deep puwed fields er dur- the drowth we'll Apples WI
be is6t Some other fruits will not yield fall crop.
OrTAS July 70 Dry weather has injured our hay crop
II will be good last year Osts and Corn WI De
fr- Po'S:oes look well.
VTRNoN Cr>rrK y Y, July r-fsrmers are now On
gagged IN having The crop is light. Corn promises 10
weld more abundanily than It has dore for many years
Oats and Barley looking timely Lees heat Is rsised
ID this TOW than consumed but what growing looks
well Potatoes look well aud ~ present. exhibit no indics
lions Of disease. Fruit except Apples VII be scarce
Al the West
CHuuicorHx July ls-Now that whes;hsrvest is over,
people begin 10 think the wheat crop not 50 bad ss roAs
trs would have made Us believe. There will be surplus
enough in Ohio 20 feed great mulune and still leave IS
supply for our own
81 LOUIS July s.rhe 6rst wheat in any quantity ar.
rived yesterday from the sPrNer region Iowa crops are
good this year Harvesting Is not Jet in foil blast On
both sides Of the Mississippi below the Rapids the crep
rot tu above that II IA good la counties %
lnss the crop very light but on the whsle the farm
farmers ught 20 be satisfied
Hsmp-t estimated that the number of bales will reach
65 COO received here before the year Is out
SrkINGFiELD Ohio. July She Wheat is secured, and
vii prove aversge yield Corn snd Potatoes are com
Ig cut since the rams
Jortr III, July - We have never had such sum
mer before neither hOt dry and everything Crews
beautifully Wheat is now being harvested the crop IS .
great one Oss will be good Corn Is coming on very
well The prospect very hatterng Potatoes and other
vegetable fresh snd green rich soil snd good sea
sons can make them. Fruit trees overloaded THIS
place j. 40 miles two hours from Chicago
LOUISVILLE NY, July lO.-wbest Is ali cut-ths straw
short but era good above average The late rams viii
bring on Potatoes
OElo A friend lust from this State thinks the Wheat
crop much better thsn expected before harvest In
the north part OF the State the Corn at this time not
more than hip high, but looks OF agood c0or flax.
which becoming AN important crop IN tins Stale VIII %
very light this year
EAsf HapDtM CT A native of that town who has been
there VISIT says that farming and crops LOOK Just ~ he
remembers 30 years sgo. Improved agriculture is not
fought in the common schools ot that state.
NV ROCHELLE July I've shall have . fine fruit
crop The remarkable Blackberry that We have here viii
not rpsn until about the first Of August You shall hear
from when they ready. Farmers all say they never
had better crops.
QuADkUPED CHIcEEN.-Ths Ge'mGRt01R pa TEE
gram publishes the following extract from letter Of
gentleman Of Columbus to citizen OF Germsntown'
"One of my Shanghai hens has lev chicks Matched
"a few dsys ego and OF hemwhch oddleS about and
heartily and To brve-hss four legs For the
first day Quady las call him from quadrupedl did
mot Know which pair go upon The hind pair made him
rear up an the front pair made him kick up But after
balancing the thing in his mind 1.-THE settled down
next morning on his s fours boldly and persists in hAt
mode of ocomOtion."