New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
TIE CROPS.

gone 1rufn Dt0 10 ~tIrt hc AS f'd1"N NN
ard row he most sarguine EngliSb anthofi i~S say
1t at 70 expea dc ut GRIP is hOpog against hope
cold, urg+Dil Spicg. followed oy au ubpr Yp'I0as
Bon msr wien there was scarcs snyt ing out 6 snc-
COTTON Of raioy cloudy, and co, days. have w'oight
thtI eHrcta and bIooeh' diass er to the crops "Dg
by cay" says tbs leaopg sr,iole 10 The Mark Lane
ETF'e's, "fbe prspett 0ply become tbs more seri
ooe; who TIVE very plasurs seek. rs DOT aside their
own Iit;je pe's,ual mGrt. and 10, n,n 70 urn 10
ire graver consde hOn of shst tie people will do for
bread. Ire less, glimpse Of sunshine bat ads one
will otbe ~isp live, to grester disappointment. The
moor e charge br.gs onls more raio; aud tbs uoc..
plus tota csrs olher specaeuls than another cye,
day"
You msy load the CAMEL with feathers up to n ear-
t.n vS.eir bat one rs her added TO that breaks
bis tsck; 10 the ish crops have struggled asan-t
co az WI by virtue of The excel en care which they
r cey,d anC eic elt aio Of ii drainage, ID tong
hopes were entertaio, that average uignt I've
r.s,ed after all; bot aooher week # cold ghts aud
storm, GAYS has apparen ls finished them. TIE COZ
iii oerc4s off, case Q enough t. appa the heart OF
IN. p,ls,tb opiet The agricultural laro OF En-
sa,d receiving barely 50 per ci IN fr 'eir H.
Dor are forced to buy the bread Of life al aoice ices,
spo many victim must face the proba ity Of 'tarva-
ton " niCn BNdI luVh hONNNoi'Ji -
il on, onrottuu ty, ard hence il W happen Iht
Wette farDe e, in eir time OF exuoefs At prosper
, IN rejoice st the ehort crop of Great Braia and
lake no tn, night # the nierS it emit lis T lead'ng
ag,icuI ursi paper The mark lame Express bas con-
tented itself with fai folly recprdB9 the co doos Of
the weather al crops thougrout the season. add re-
framed from taxi a desponong view OF the agricul-
tUrd prospects. At lasi, however, things have come
a,d Il, irvl fha Oilcs of
alami, in It's last issue. Says the ediGor, Mr.. Henry
C"Ibet:
Jbe weather Of IRE last few days has arc inclined to
fsI COO on rs tho ,mas 81 th, has sacg sied Ia
Se,d The rag n9 ,.v. Ipa'%o we ,ss at be IA
unusually Nothing could be depos lie th1n tue
yber- u. the from ui sat Ia the up naio
In pi rich wa at 'andi ~e r the
snd adusy b,t quckl ipcnng 70 tel godgu has'
Sn"rtihi ~I D. IVES d.tk targld msss Of night
cosIse urcs:ed Ter red rOage ss sysyThe,s 81 fst 50
ust surely ROC or uie~ a. L lies never t. rise
Ig e ss IL . Il down oaIs 20 eS yet
pore cse 1T" The uch den -sh while netsh0or
w. ~ o. more md ba, ca, nov n-vei be worth csus It all
rayt Re into he cuasysd The snot b'n' ths backs
pony III Lis coat collar no lids uubfe Ia
Lsa iii ore 5IgS a. a. s rs S ga what e to, Sh a G %
nd-i cy the VIII e and how plainly the
sttre in eli ifor eoia sP,sks to hat nope
sstftrf, which make b he heat sick3
5t wcstier u g. 81 it, loo spcnltuTe fass
teoeirs 70 oulao The los fcols
IA t o bod ~ trsios oeod is M, De ~eilto
T. ,b u.. eoci assnr view We ca u oor prospect.
yri greater dpy dguse or 70 a'tenp to shrk tue LIS
ayily ssansthe bsryct come when this n,y whS
spcI vet Is sc h''e expedem cd hlag
ting AsHi, htle deal Of hay not worth Carrying ho nei
many "a Hers ye sneadS rek9aed Tp tntr heavy l9ss
pa psbiy ppeLt NJ, the ch OF DIS ct,
TIM ush dred d.is oC Scotland only week
far bet bot ~e only ttha toe mis-
due II s he effect of the past few day. have TOOK
N GEs Is Cit Eat With the sdc and Cpl da Of ee
vsou epoDjens "a they Wi Dc found ,en 10 tho Agd
e. S si e1~ s SePS ever y" s
interfere that tho r'Ede my draw his owg cogc S'S9s
hope guins hOv IL much q ,n' to correct own
iTrSsoss and s'p nGo Bsti Fain even as We write Tso
hoiy,s a u. b. boekasrd nut 10 every Tsy
de6ci, ni-bad | thu nple arc short 10 the bulk"
The market article, o. prpa'ed by ono who, like
ourseyes c)ates the rep rts from sveIy quarter Of
Il county, paints this gloomy picture
"Th It wets hos .how little mprOvonent!n 'he Weather
SIN he'll eK.Iieceo on lfescsy Friday ng1, Bat for
NE l,stIs she. -a Is no" rPe %Peld have Ben
TO IL ibe grown shea Iipo-, Sery 10 l. ana co
Irs The lgt land he beon sadl .n2eAed about
Mn, OF the ct up this been - Sy damage
Snd s1S d'' Psd out % % 'G peer TsrG o the
una theaten 70 b. as bed crop 80 ever was
kucWn Nsn5 psces looki M last wees have been
seor sly by dis both TIM country sud rclsnd A
e sU % ot reg 2o SG9 SsSo S be S
lhiI their way Anef'ca and Europe mag on
bSv. been y.r Snort and the aveSgs ver ss
suer.d reelection not In ocs tiles being aoou; made
been o. .ncei 10 Northern Europe time ~bep tsrses
cling bss created some qneaness sod ,ddeea
Rp ed upward BY atv from the Wet not Sith andus
he toyor'b q me Sss be ~ nncusy
well of pces there have 'omeS hat gwen way
On the C, ntinept things ave taken ba tan, and
pnss more au-pcOus adyices received by the 'xt
two steamers, may reasonably expect that our
Western corn AID wheat viii bes' a very high price.
The Ill favorable weather of the second week OF the
current month has kept up the price of Hour at Paris,
Bordeaux Marseiles, and Nantes. In Belgium the
uncertain weather bad like effect. At Amsterdam
the offers Of wheat were not numerous, and prices
kent film The harvest near HambIo waa deferred on
~ count of bad weather sud barley and rye were sad
70 have seriously suffered. Beln ajvics were unfa-
yorat 10 90 to the appearance Of late potatoes tho haum
show ing many dark spots since the heavy aas OF the
Both and 3lst of July but the tubers had not sho En
disease as yet.
We arc not without our own troubles in the United
Stsies dcspe the glorious p'ospecte of the Ora nary.
Kapeas. T-xss, miseOni, Kentucky, Tennessee, aod
the yteme Sout States haze their tale of ehors
harves,s and trouble for the public ear. letter from
&C. II. s., correspondent at Mound City, ktnSas,
ceeci hing the fearful drsuth which has IaSaged that
region. which we recently published, has eici ed
a host of replies. Some Of these etLack the We
racily of &C. II. s." snd pronounce him de-
signing humbpg while others corroboTate his
statements To publish this mass of correspondence
would be ont of the question for we should be COM
pei ed 10 surren er full half our space. We shall
learn The true sale Of things in the ritoy for Judge
ANN .ud Lndd.n LII .atL have eLariAd their mic.