Smyrna times., 1854-10-04

The HARVEST IN ENGLAND.-Mr. w bb, edi-
tor of the New York Courier, now on visit
to England, writes as follows of the English
harvest:
II lave never before visited the rural Districts
lof England, during harvest tine, and have
arrived at the conclusion, froIFl'all that can
learn from the coolest inhahitant," that the
wheat cropnow being rapidly secured, without
the slightest injury from the occasional showers
which have faliHnincertain districts and slight
Iy retarded the work, is not only the greatest
IN extent, but the most productive per acre
that has ever been produced in the United
Kingdom. --'---,-'-- --a -----.--'-'----
February, March, and April were the dryest
months remembered to have occurred in this
country and during this period more: acres
we're sOwn with wheat, and 1t was altogether
! better soWn and "got in than on any prevI-
Gus occasion. A g oil growing season followed
and now there are th0usads of acres lying
! contiguous to each other, which will yied up
wards ofsixly bushels to the acre. This great
ly astOnshed me, but in certain districts this
is not an annual yield here. 1t is unusual,
however, that this great yield should cover so
great an extent OF country as it does this year.
The great average yield per acre this year
is estimated at thIrty-tlree bushels aud up
wards for England.
JUDICIAL DEcIsIoN ON A BAD DINNER.-The
late Judge Dooy, of Georgia, was Remarkable
for his wit.
T "At one place where he attended court, he
f was not well pleased with entertainment at
tAe tavern. On the first day of the court a
hog, under the name OF pig, mad heen cooked
Whole and land upon the table. No person al
lacked 1t. 1t Was bRught the next day, and
= ,iIe next, and treated witA the same respect
ana was OF the table on the day on winch tnl
court adjourned. "a the borders finished
their dinner, Judge 3ooly guso from the table
and In solemn :Iul:i.. a'.:.T>.s.G the clerk
: 'Mr Clerk, SAD ne, 'uisI.,$s the he. upol
ais recognlz4ac-s Gnt.l the first Gay Of mex
-. court. lie has attcul.I 20 filhiuy DARN
.le prcaeE: ttr ;hat cont ih.nk Il VIII b.
> 'eccss4ry to take say ;:cnrty."
: EnDor.HG AFrA7--HVe ore informed Tia
quarrel tx place yesterday morning b..
Il tween IL Us. .int, Druggist, ard VIVA. K r
II y. Il =, = v.a n 4..i..ir, both oil TINS lrYn
j. as. . J." 3.aws d Is IA them, Flint, dreg
|. rs ~ Il a.ia :.lot kIEby ~ lha right srn-p
shit rag '..o hoIe n ngea4 III mamucr Ii,
l@!.y, iii '"!ling II. place Is tea. i;,.l tia
Il Inc a. II Nj ly:o - O2 t4kcu " Hr FIJI.
Ia il4s ben 4,r@":eo aaf loAsca ia J4a, re;...n
p, % give <eai whl": 8 I. "a, $500 WEES i..cr,
l. >, 'U0'N' '"'u i" Occurrence ue;"etH no me
WHo'H were always warm friends HERETOFORE
we are "ot m ormed as 10 tn or iEat.cn
ri '''- a--'''' 0''''''' g ( 1''"''
" STABGIHG CAsE.--A negro named VIA tec9 "
If stabbed by three young men, in F,ih :>-.c
r. between Walnut and Popular, last Sa:uri.
ne alter noon. They were arrested ana st
RI New Castle. Since then one or two 0, the
:, nave been admitted 10 bail. They were Gre
III ting disturbance at drinking house kcpi L
III u cDlorcd family, when Whiteco intcrfcr.d a,
:.
e Tee fEw LOCKS IN TUE CANAL.-Tne Gee
III IYhig states that the stone works OF the ne
O. locks at st. Georges and Delaware CITY, {
~ the Chesapeake 4 Delaware Canal have bee