Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
From The Mcy York Tribune.
The Great Drought-sEowers-
Fires-Crops.

Inn, little rain did no good TO late crops $
Taters are ruined anyhow
F,om one Just from Upper Rock kNef
VIZ learn that corn ia. unlnlured, AND Is wv
far advanced for the drouh now setting III
TO affect it in The least injuriousy. FROM
In pore. Ind. We learn the same thing, by
M old acquaintance. Que farmer there mas
4 o0o bushels Of old corn. From the upper
Wabash we also have good news. 1t IS /
though, that the corn crop there VIII oe as
poud as ever. Rains on the Maumee ana {
Upper Wabash have been sufficient ~
Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa NE ofNusn
has dGne but little damage, ami oil Inc crops
are large. II all who have good crop, OF
stores Of old corn will use il economically,
The country will ye, escape great calamity
the wan, Of bread stuff, or corn to 'al our
usual supply Of meat. These are the bright
spots, and general exception to our almost
universal dronth.
From many other sections, We continue 10
give such information as we are able 10 con- !
dense into short space from long reports
A correspondent writes from
UNION, BRooME Co., N. Y, Aug 2o.TNo
rain here for several weeks unit Saturday
then scarcely enough tolay the dust. Most
Of the cisterus and wells have been dry LOT
some time. Wheat yields one third Inc
usual crop. Buckwheal poor, some WIN NOT
more Than ge, their seed. Oats TALL much
SHIRT OF The usual yield. Ihete Is geh haa,
scarity in all turner's produce ,hfoueh hOsa
the county. Farmers WIN La.e W p Wv
wheat ana bucSwhea' 'o' .s'e't o"" u''.
\ STERLING, Conn, Aug, gL-No rams s'l,ce
July %, streams unusually low, m'1''u'aelo'
RES lack water, vegetation suffers. L"s'
evening fine shower. IN AZ easter, IN E W.,
nec'lcut and western hiloae is'aa an ''I ,coJ
very gooo-oelset 'na'i p 'as' .s.J oa,s MD.
weather 10 secule ~ ~, -. rrll, ona ,hird.
ding. Corn mus Id. sao ~ 49, ain hnt
many NEEDS WIN W 'e pa,s,..s r,"s, be ;sh,
man! a'e F's' CUE 49,, 40 r,e,r
SroczRnlDcE,' Mass Aug. 2e-'hsea!
thing IS drying up Inc farmers ~; ave M u" haas
uP 'Neit corr !ao ~. , r.aa;n,, " c,on
r Oh se'si"S even HieeiA" eh ,,,,.
9 LowNpE 70, eho,' nv, - So ,bon We iay.
Y oe"e, e.op W ~ ';1I It nmI nonr
! now e''''' ev1u' On sLoSmiG5, haze
Norwich, n; T., avg % s"O s,rss " n,
revived us I,', Ave.. Gn NV %F''S' 'p''
anu crops a'e a''s' ". ., r;.,s r.rod
SYRACUSE ~. I, aug si.mr" n,.., ', ,sr
last week IN lh's county, burning , "oc. ' nd
Der land, DESTROYING 'ences; ~, ep'uo1 ;,,ha.n
8 buildings. In places 'as s0" D''A'
v i'cn'sueFp' ~, H.. H.. ,,,
v NASHVILLE aug 2S:Line sts'l ,,,.s 'v u
/ lnuts not and ary;; iesSesuaS y %as a,
most as d'sasteeaeie as ! nus us ;al 4" hi,
. mef !ne "a tai vs. sSo YEA aa'e ''''s l"S
:. ~ase' y" '"e o'" w. = 10 ~. m r, v.,,,
y CANASDAlGuA, N. p'Aus. oV.- ~. .a'e 4
y county, aud N naples anu eou'n D.'s'u' :. :,
y this county, we learn lhai 'ates lltes are ID
k, glng in The woods, whleh cou 1., ''os ue -,
"a rested W any iu,na n ,h;s r;,,s.s has hee
perry s@a'nP HUM u M's s,a '."a s;ncs Sur
oufhns W sf1s'1 ~ ss ~ Mean aarl
\ ehed with SMOKE. ohe 1atm III i1a'y ia
Of eean romplele,y aes'oye'-"ouses' Oa'l'
~ 'elos' ''ees an' SUI.
re LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, Aug, 3l.-ihe pa
ched earth was wet on Saturday. Mr. Sun
mers mouse IN o'seeo county; was s'tuch
lishthits' yhf
YATES Co., N. y, Aug. 2s.-Many has
re not cut particle oil hay this season. The
Of were obliged TO pasture meadows TO kee
cattle aud those w v dld cut nay have a
nj ready commenced comm eel 'eeaslns hout' I'd,
WATERroWN N " Auu 30-A fine raj