Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14


the fre-t will be very serious
ISpIANA-- Fros in June We have not
learcd the extent of this visitation" in all di-
recfiau- vet but are told that towards the North
east there VA no frost al Mon on the Ohio line.
To tie West we hear Of severe frost far as
Grceneastir, evteniine,wr presume. much tnriI-
err We have not learned if the sections towards
the Ohio suffered also. AT Greencastle, the
heaviest frost was Yesterday morning, that oi
sunday being rather light, ond doing little dam
ngc Here we believe the reverse was the case,
the ino-l frost falling on Sunday. Indianapolis
journal, June ,.
KENTUCKY The Louisville journal Of the
ID inst. has the following Flour and wheat
are declining. and Immediately tho spectators
commence circulating reports of damages 10 the
wheat crop hy heavy rains. the appearance Of the
fly and The ohinchbug, and other causes. We
believe from all we can learn, that the wheat
crop will be the largest ever gathered III the
country. In the Southern States n suifciency ct
corn has been planted this season for their own
consumption should it turn out we'll.
MIsslsslpPI.-Tbe Prairie (Miss.) Neirs says
We are in the midst of II delightful rain.-ihs
might be regretted account OF the wheat,
(which. we aPprehend, i, Jast IN the state to be
damagedD if there were half much of 1t as
there ought To be-. The other crops, ms well ms
the sfock-not to mention poor thirsty humanity
- will be much benefited. All accounts concur
that the condition Of crops in our neighborhood
was meyer better. The prospects of corn have
brought the price down II "A dollar hu>hcl
Misunderstanding 10 all accounts, the
weryil, hy, &c, havr been very destructive III
Michigan. The knlamoaoo Gazette, Cuss Go.
TribaRc, Poniiac Ga>ette, and few other pa
prrs, have articles to this effect. while ropresen-
tutiens from other sources are Of favorable
character.
NEW YoRK.-The recent rain has not only
given an n poet of freshness anl beauty 10 the
fields. but diiiusrd n smile Of JOY over the eoun-
tenauces Of the Turning population and indeed OF
the whole people. We have had occasion 10
pass through The interior and into jefferson
county, and found all that region rejoicing under
doc influence OF most abundant aud genial dis
tation from the clouds. The fields were glo-
riously fresh and green, and the trees displayed
all the impossible richness aud luXnriance of
their june dress. This timely refreshing of the
earth will go far to secure liberal crops. We
congratulate our agricultural friends, and indeed
of every calling, on the prospects of the season.
Well may they call forth most grateful emotions
towards the Giver nf all good. 4bdny irgUs.
Daring days ride last week, we noticed more
field, of wheat, rye and corn, than we have seen
travelling the SANE distance in several years, and
in most instances the crops looked remarkably
we'll Dtii GAZETTE Deleware Co.
OHlo.-Ihe Sunday Register of May 81. says
of the growing grain From the Ohio papers
we CLEAN such reports ns lead Us 10 infer that the
fields never promised better. Throughout the
central and Southern por,ous OF the State, the
wheat is represented most rank and green ;
and although much less j. in the ground than in
preceding wears. Inc return promises to be very
large II hnsonlV TO pass the ordeal of the
- milk scn.en" and then wc are safe for plenty
Hrt tn. l. cv-r,. rga4an 10 fear the weevil
which last Near. in a few lav - ne, 81 completely
bl,.tad il,l home. of h.. farmers Nav ,he I'M
welcome visitor stay away Of tho crops in
This section y, hear the most cncourngiur men
ti,n. md farmer, are in rood spirits. lfp in
Scnocn mud Sandn.ky COMMITTEES we are told.
tba r,ul,nc4. of rrnin is the subject of
,,c;,ral ro,no,l pf tive .crtion to TIE Sontb uf
~. we lrom from the plymofb 4drertisfr:-
:. In thi, vicinity there never has been better
promise ofan abundant harvest thnn at the pres
emit time The season thus far has been very
favorable, and the crops. without exception,
look well. From every part Of the country we
hear similar reporia Full and ovcrrunning gra-
nares will be the order Of the day next FALL
So mny il be, is our anxious hope
The Circloville HerdId of the lst inst. says
fine prosnect of larpo crops of Grain and fruit in
thn Scioto Wiley ncyer was better than mt pres
emf.
The Cleveland Herald has the following =
Alrenlv have tho - birds of i'll -omen" known us
"croakcrs,' commenced to din the public ear
with cries of - short crops but from what we
can lenrn from our exchanges, there is no reason
10 doubt that the whole northern country will be
blessed with, the present season, an album
daut harvest, fully equal to that of any year OF
plenty. One thing should he taken INTO eohs'd,
Grafton VIZ the amount OF seed planted ana
sown TINS season greatly exceeds mat oil any
preceding year aud consequently with partial
or total destruction oi tue crops III some local
ties, the amount gram harvested throughout tue