New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

Lg"Frnt n.y. 'Ioprnoi Aug io.-In Tllooiy and Ma.
SCUM 10 he latitude OF 81 Loris t3so horth the corn ia
40 mtch injured That onebird Of the usual pr,dnci r,
acre perhaps On over estimate Of this year, v,ed A.
you approach Chicago there Sppears to have bean mr.,
ram aid IN that latitude, sey 4eo north and moth ~
the corn crop VIII probably be two.ihrd. Of bs ,si
pIodtot Coming south the corn seems 10 hav, sur
more severely as you approach tie Ono River at dis
pop where Tho prospect for bad a. it can well
be short OF entire destruction. The conclusion that wa
have come To- il that from latitude 35o 10 AZ north te
com crop now growing wall not exceed aud probably fail
short OF ha The usual yield II will be observed thai hi,
belt OF country embraces 'he chief corn producing sas Of
The West to-wt: Tennessee Kentucky Arkanses M..on
ri, Illinois, Indiana and OHIO
In The Extreme South aud North there have been more
frequent rama and the crop Of corn in thu States en-
one. W ~ "'''"5e
No Sir, because the drouth is now cutting the cron
I at the North. f
g,. riHe' Aug. 2o.-I cannot believe, from penon,l
ohvsb n that we shall get half crop Of corn in this
ar, oftbe ate notwithstanding have had some late
shovers ofe ton, there is no reason TO complan-the
e-or' I'll; ~ e., large in all the cotton States.
T's.,,'t;. ISls Aug. live h.d no rain but once
:, a;or, .",,, va, about twothirds of crop.
Late corn s,fLpc oota;oes ditto. Gardens burn. up
po,er,o1 IN r. n, 7rddr, Aug. 2e-There is total
MARCHING mn A. dens ride into the upper portion Of
Bergen Count, last weel cnvinced us that the drouth is
Ssss 70 vsse's. ii, throughout the State to the
SesH nsy Of Se saa to pss, potatoes
Ne1rark N. j. Hcrert,ser ug. 2a-Ibg country is
parcbeo with the heat, and rsa . IA an ~ . " S.'uy
places for several weeks. POtsfo% ~ 'n are ie-iinS
e effects of this and serious fear Sre IRE that
~ crops of both will be failu,e, e oIouln mas al
ready caused the price OF fall vegef> , 20 rse IA tns
markets and unless promising ~ 'o % anaIs , en-
sues the winter with the present high sscs VI mea' "n
be very distressing to the poor
Rochester IN. ~ AmCr1can, August avon t'e Iast
Ibursday in June, SO days, there ten ts city
about two inches Of rain water since which time noce
has fallen sufficiently to wet the ground and Materially
benefit vegetation. Ii las been unusually for the
season, with but few cloudy days and this time @ in
dcations of rain feeble indeed Peaches apples cod
pears unusually small and the yield Of fruit in Wee
New York will be considerably less than expected
few weeks ago. Should the drouth continue through
August and September the latter is usually dry month";
the injury done will be incaculable.
VhitestOon, Oneida Co.. Aug 22.I is interesting to
note daily in your paper the accounts Of The Weather
" and the Crops, from all parts Of the Republic. We
are suffering here amazingly from an intense drouth.
Corn potatoes grass and fruit very severely injured
No rain has fallen for nearly month"; at least not
enough clay the dust We have had to raise the
strear ence the Grs day Of July Hay selling for ei
Oat ard upon Soc Potatoes 81 per bushd. Gardens
T waiered nearly destroyed. Yours truly D. MS