New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

rlsces .A.y hsre nersiy s1s..;a.5 re ty s.T1s s.,
ctse . c. .iv:ted flowers. L2-se rv9s-1s 40
posed - f.ys 1is1 t1ro-sh actual ftsrysnoh. p.os
toE-s OF tie bottoms ard low grounds Dave 80
-e.ye- 7 ~ :te Is - Or h.-stst, WE : e-y
ysiY fsz r-isnces .ss tie w,ld Or calIva'ea Us
cone 10 psi.sc.in. Under these circu,ns,sre = lie
} FL C h.1oy l. lA=lJ . - very sc-AL
Cscr- Is Io~s -DasefP0r', AEs 81 re,I'nea
Yesterday for Dss Moirss Co., this safe ;aTc lga
Louisa art Mz.cstine Co-a;.es Waes. anaosi 81 az ,
lure failure Hundreds, If 70. thogsaals, Of a-rei "
ri to cut Iatone cases seed 10. fe5 a. g. 70 oIH:
ere tbrivsle1 ard i some ct;sd. Hsfeiy q s,,s -
oar. VII bs "a. IeAoT spring sad Wssln7o- :"
clips z Dee MoiDes County. Nun Of the c)En 81 e..
ti,s :slEGe, all l..e-no -essoa t. exc. "Jie I'M
hall e. average crop. Rae siili con,h1s'' w
Yot,s .rGiy, 70,
!Vay.or, lows, JAY 2s.-FArsrs 20 MT e''aii:s
upon uose .hsn o3e-:arl Of e. syeEsss cop ID u.
AK CHING eounes sli re rs.n sill, CONTINUES, s0d
our roads ase awful All much rain viii i1jare Taei
N ire sAOck Ns.s sre slso Ns-y Po). ON me y H1
csuEe. pared Z, ny pieces estwesn ms see s.o
lows Ciiy not worth Gu tug WEest - selIns ns-
. cepts per ershel, ard batter osrts Per 7oa-d.
\ letter from LIN County, jay 81, ssys;
" Much OF tae vhest MSS not bser harvested, e-a
much tLst 3 hsIvestsd VI not psy the .h,e'--c9.
Tae olts the most perfect allfe ever ssf lHsie
W., hardly be enough s.vej il this v,clnsy Tor mex
YEAR. eel. The rheet and o.ts were b5th struck
vitA rcs. Orr Only hope 70" is he c)rr, ara msny
iears are enert2aed ebOu, ths. Much OF the eroanl
intended for corn Planted snt nrc1 70 s. N"s
planted has rot been tended. lsTgs proportion OF
that tbat s.ards vel the ground Is ve-Y srd
ara will requi-e l5ng continued dry, VAIN We Shsr.
at rains continually, ard potatoes oesia 70 ro''
Whest ~ 30 sariysied Il vii nos be marketable.
.ucrshaH County, july J.-Whes, sGd oa.s On tns
wsy from Lssals COCaiy, H., hers, 2o) miles, 'o?ked
veIy 1s.i; corn presented the appearance 81 ao9N
Tvs 5tbirds OF CROP oeiog drosnsd out n al tns iof
ard ast crourd Whea. here Is hardly worth harvest
ing, oai5g TO rust, smut sab ard blast oa.i IA.
CROP potatoes nesiy spoLed; coIn Will be perhaps
twO-.niros of q crop in this county.
KANSAS CRoTs -Tae c,Ops o. wDest, com, & C., II
Kansas iaid to pIoInse enormous yi3i1s-Ist the
reverse oi Lecomp.onism viii i ~ uauz aaY sm3il
crcp t5is year IA O5ssTstoEhe cor;esPonder: OF
The 81. Louis Democrat writes thst wnest hiss tesn
secrred il good condition, AID corr, II the remainder
Of the season Is be favorable as II has been tal5
far will yied beyond ell precedent. Ga the hig1 lands
where .st yea from the effect Of the severe drouta
Of tae season, corr would hsrdly hide rsn wak9s
through the field row i will obscure htn eq is.iy
well Iiditg on horseback. Oats have TUNED out
rather poor from The effects OF the wind snt ran,
.usiBg them 20 feil dovr.
THE CJTr0y CEOP or lstS.-la conversation las.
week with gentleman who has very recently Travelled
over reariy the whole cotton growing section OF the
aited ttes he expressed the OPTION thst If present
prospeets ore verified the crop will be beyond oil pre-
&c iert in quantity The idea OF dehcit OF f'O,ooo
beles ia the Southwest resulting rem higa waters, Ne
Considered altogether dsusye, ard msDtsined that hs
had been in no county 10 that section where preseot
ssticpa'.ors did not tx Tie quantity of cotton grown
above VIA. could be gathered. The corn crop every
where was more thsn hbundsrt.
lHscon ,tge-) Telegraph.