New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14
FROST AND CROPS

We continue our record Of time Of f... isl,, e..
in yaIiou. sections:
At National, Northern lows, Sept a
Az Epwortb, Dubuque County, Iowa o., -
co,n WAS nearly al out Of danger. R.,s.fSS e, tee
nlant.d upon low ground suffered .v.-.1s ware
upon high ground escaped With little s;sr IN, soss
the celor Ct the leaves beng eh.rgs4 Fres .ss,.
AT Waterloo. Iowa. Sept. ~.
At Iowa City, Sept. =.
A. B.Iafoutsire. Ohio Sept y. the ecrs 49,.
was .afe, though but small portion had ben - ~
The crop viii be large 10 this county. Po.,,.s. =.
.burtait and good Fruit rather -ercs nd =.
AT Windsor, Dane Co., Wis, Sep. q, De-
slight.
heavy. sod will damage corn. ~
AZ Cnntop Wis. Sept. %, slight. Th.r. 100. r..
@. heavy. Their. 80. Al tender plants kalsS ~
Wsp,oma, Wis, Sept. % very heavy.
The following from friends in various sscsor. Of q.
country indicate the stste Of the crops ana tSe en-
Of the frost:
BC,le Plain. Scott County. ~ T., Sep. %, lsS,-
Las, night we bad a "killiDg frost" There N,
Tobt frost here on the morning OF the 10Th instant ..
a more severe one on the morning OF he 2ls b.
neither was sufficient 70 injure the corn crops. Vie
and corn leaves were eighty sirged. We se d Is
,ude about Az north on the Minnesota River, skss
AS miles in south westerly direction nom Il Pa,
but Notwithstanding our high northern lstsad ~
unusually late Sprirg, the corn crops are well fpso
even the larger kinds of corn which Esstsca krus
n our latitude DO BOT attempt to cultivate The Cos
of ell kir ds in the Minnesota Valley abncdsz NJ
we lock forward TO the prospect Of going lnto Wr1r
quarters With all the hecessaries and some Of u no.
ries oflfe.
Stanton, Goodsue Co., NJ T.. Oct. l, ISs-A
killing frost visteo Us last night for the FIRE: tn q
reason. Com and Potatoes are nearly all noe, ssau
excellent crop.
One Of nv neighbors has few hils OF CHR
Suesr cane. planted on the 6rst Of Jrne Which 4 p
II was planted in hills about three feet spsrf Gou
10 fft.er stalks 10 hill and come OF them grew 70 u
hight of thirteen feet and inch and half in dss
etsr. The soil Wa q sandy loan, With ou. msaun
There is about grain enough raised IN the vsiay d
home copsumption and potatoes to spare.
TSpee, Otq6, NJ t., Oct. . lS57.-Ths Ga. Eu
nm in this region item miles below Lake Pepn NsG,
sppi River was on the night OF the 18th ofSep.snbw
Il was visible then, for the first time this seuos n
the tomato and other tender vines.
Lind, Wavpaceo Co.,. WISCONSIN, SER. ~ lS5-
We have this morning the first frost of the season
nav appear contrary TO the natural order OF things
have fiosts east west and south OF rs some weeks h
fore we have any here; but such is the csse nsyA
and such has been the case nearly eyery year ~
he first settlement Of this country, period Of ae
peven years. l believe that yegets'loa has bN
killed by froet in the vicinity Of Milwaukee lcas b
bred miles south of this plsce earlier than here ssg
year for the last seven y srs. AZ
HteLaunee. Wnne6ogo Co., WIxoss., OIL
1857 The first frost Of the season occurred IN
the night Of the 2s,h Of September, Tbs o. dab
of the 44th degree Of north latitude. The fns "
light, only touching In the low grounds. Ts IN
crop is perfected. and is 9 good crop. An had
grain are good this year; We alse have o crest ya
0fvegetables. The potato crop is perfect the raM
having appeared this year. The Chinese mssrSnI
Is rather late in this peRbborhood; but my kIk /
that it will be raised successfully If plsuted $4,000
and properly cultivated, as was succssf d raising
patch last year.
North Branch, Laper Co., hickig1s, OF. 1, 1857.
The first frost Of the season occurred here en- ~
9th September, but was light and did No ssheu
oamsge to vegetation. ri ~