, 1860-08-24

lEfGNA t0t 04SApl4H <APFCA s*s&4-1
The following, from the Bristol NtUs Of Fri
dav last. will giTe IN fdtR OF The state Of things
in uppcr Tennessee: "After m unparalleled
drcntn, wa were VISITED On Sunday aud Monday
tsst with COUPONS rains. followed by TeFy
grateful chal 81 10 the temperature OF the A.
mosphere. The r2in came too late. however,
10 be Of any use 70 the corn crop 10 this reg'op,
drou.h. We Ar' informed By cue Of our most
intelligent and Ee:l-potted faEmeFs that the corn
crop ia Sullivan county will fall at least oae.
1h,rd below the average. Tie wheat was sca1ce-
lY over one fourth an average crop, ana Inc
FALLING Of IN the corn crop will be seriously
fen, Tbe only thirg that did well the peat sea
son seems to haze been tbs oats. which ha7e
turf ed out better than for four years-"
The Mobile lAtsemp says the corn crops OF
W.ieox county ase literally burned up.
numbtr Of persons OF the county are
combining to rasse funds for the purPote OF
sending 10 the West to buy 100 600 bushels ct
coru tor their consumption. The MoatGc cnery,
src1ion until next years. crops can be gathered.
Upper Alabama exchaugest state that lhs raids
had been general. and The rivers were rising.
The Aueusts. Ga. Chronicle states that corr,
except v.ry late-is past benefit trcm rsin, and
tie cotton is likely to receire injury rather than
help. Some Of the less important crops will be
much benefited" The Mobile Re9ist<r Of FRI
are :vl bales, beng 51l baes more thsn were
received last week. Tne receipts 4 - great
staple viii rapidly augment, as cossAa 2 open.
ing finely, the weather iasoraolc, ard DaA1ers
exer.ioR themselves TO their utmost sapaclty.
under the stimulating itauence Of good priets,
| IN picking sud futn4Iu'pg 10 MARKET"
The New Orleans Fcdyuns is oi opinion that
| Sue abatement Of the extent of tie dsouth in
Te1ns hzs been greatly exaggerated, NJ il
proved by ltiters received in thst city, It
a1otes, il pscof, The fol'o~iuR from ens i'd
dressed 10 their Office: see bT some Of 'he
| Ballimore papers that Texas il in state o.
| u,.h.ng of it in Corpus. We have had, sinc<
the first Of th1, mouth. rcry hue Gains. and tn.
grass is already beginning - look finely: Pro
VISIONS Of all kinds are abuuda1t. We paI
tolcrablv high pr!ces, but considering the dis
tauce We arc from large cities, think We ge
goods cheap enough. We buy ir9 b posasoe
f>r three ceut& per pound, beet at hre cents
mutton and pork q. ten cents. Iexss II 10
starving" We muss obseFro ID thla comes
tlen, that tha isct Of t1pigranas psss'n ont G
TtxAa Tor tho older Sia.es IN large Duu.bers, q
| has beeu STATED hy both The Van Burtn IN
Fort Smith papers, il = circumatanee suggest
ire Of great te4rs that must hAss Misea fro,
| 4 very Aesere STATE Of shioKs. Georgia IL in
porsinz whest 9nd hour On very large sea1'
Tho NaAtri!le R<pub .feda SAYS it understands
is 10 be sold for Louisti,ls houses, aud etatt
that during the weak ending The 18th II ,3(
bn.hett Of wheat, l,6sl bashe1a Of corn, IN
$50 b Ishe!s Of re. most u Louisville price
k3s 0u had bsen received for Columbus, Naco
, | ard Atlanta The railroad had mtre than
| | could cAf1g, and the depot 1t LouisEilie v
, / elutted. tew Jsrsey has sulfered from drout
nut tho hA1reat will be good