The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16

The Crops.
,on Of ~ wheat n ndans though by means disoOsr
s.sn done by "freezing outn In Southern ana
western Indiana as have already noticed, II b exten
awe enosss TO create some az pa rms thcr S
planting It's place. go the Evansville Journal says
In eastern Indiana, also some localities show percepti
be i~ury from the cause the 'drAed wheat,
savsys the ease looking best Frsm the northern part
81 he STATE and generally from the central the reports
n, nah enough prevent the young roots from being
chilled will no doubt change the unfavorsble aspect Of
ANY injured selss But until las. Sunday and Saturday
sprNg drought H. the greater part OF Indiana has been
sanering from for two weeks We noticed last week
IN hardly drop Of rain had fallen from she last Of Feb
rxary MI then, and with the continued forward weather
sans the drouih How far the welcome rain Of SatuY
day night has relieved the evil we have not heard, but
We fear AyOrs not extended profuse enough
- help all the places that needed H.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Harrisburg Telegraph OF the 18th inst. says The
prospects for abundant harvest, learn from suw
frmsr friends, now as nstteriDg ss has been in any
He injury during the winter, even ia low srosnSs sss
now coming up beautifully; while the sunny days and
xsseehng rains which viii favor us, viii set every
Ahg all right Should NO accidents happen, We smeas
9e all ausptcons for splendid harvest IN this section
Ne country.
VIRGINIA.
me Saunten Vind,catr says Tho wheat crop N
han counties The indications are also that there win b
We are informed meet reliably says the halifax IVA }
1, that the wheat crop in this and the adjoining
s es very nnproms,ng At present We have heard Of
as ssia spell has injured the wheat crop this section
- sensserable extent. We trust, however, that the
wesher frsm this tune out may be favorable, and that
upewxhstanding the bad prospect at present. we may
hve Ut least an average crop
s Chicago Tribune Of the issS inst, sa,s-ou Tues
eay rode ever the hne Of the Michigan Southern and
nOsthern Indiana railroad, and the ane promising APP
A0f rhnaf AalA tho
BamaSk Certainly at this season never saw the
wheat look better. circumstances may yet occur TO
ssen cestr0y the crop, but certainly the farmers Ia
MI section cheered by nner premise Of an
skundant harvest
Ne Kankakee (M) Deworut says Of the wheat crop in
~ county A few days ago We enjoyed the oppor-
Unity OF taxing short trip in the country, and were
nneh pleased 70 see winter wheat looking WELL ed
Dseiaty that which had been sown amongst corn; it
ycAly had An excellent appearance and promises well
0ss far for good crop The farmers lock happy in
HDapasen Of abundant reward the fruits Of their
smelly and some, understand, had commenced ss
hek spring wheat II the earth is caused TO yield an
sssndant crop this year. We may look forward with
A1ney 70 more prosperous times, and We know OF no
rhss better adapted for Agricultural and mechanical
Dusais than Kankakco county and place that viii be
Mnufs kely to enjoy its share Of prosperity.
OR wheat says the Jonesboro' Gasete looks beautiful,
md bids fair fer an abundant yield We feel hars,
nv cnser. on the score Of good wheat crops inasosh
- eht weeks mere will bring harvest The wheat
~ that time, viii be ready for the reaper
NE edsr Of the Somerset Ad) Union has been shown
aspssimen Of wheat twenty two inches in height.
sd 70 % fir sample from field OF sixty bushels
seeding The wheat crop Of the county, however, as
general thing, said. to be very backward.
INDIANA.
he Lawrence Independent says:-The wheat crop ia
10e portions Of this county looks unusually ane while
other portions II is very promising.
, Ae Randolph ia Journal says-The wheat between
Asrs and Indianapolis locks fine The winter has been
sn.ssally favorable, and unless good deal OF thawug
nd freezing without before the middle April
a for
sbmdant harvest.
We take the SE sS,Tsn, from ,n.n.. ,,
eayed from friend at Monticello, Wayne county, under
daAe q April 6-The wheat crop will prove q complete
wheat and sowed other grain in its place. Others win
not raiee their seed and hardly any win make half
~sp We yet have fair prospect of plenty OF fruit
N. Appleton w,s yls Sssss say. tina. the winter
wheat crop will certainly be light az many fields
Eel5 dead. There was too little snow TO protect the
roots from the alternate frost and thawy weather,
MINNESOTA.
Many farmers, says the wabash Journal in the ints-
rer We learn, are engaged in pougung, sowing wheat
md other spring Abors, which do not usually commence
beoEe the first or middle Of April There viii be great
breadth OF wheat sown TINS spring, much Of the winter
WHEAT 10 supposed 10 be killed.
TEXAS.
he Galveston NeW says that frost In various parts OF
ne Interior has injured the early cotton. Much,
evsr, had not been planted and there still ample time
Sr gssd crop.
aAr.s CONG 10 TsxAs.-he Galveston Civilian of the
81 INST says-As is generally known, nearly all the
hyge planters emigratng to Texas srng their slaves
Overland in consequence Of the greater expense OF the
Gulf route Still the number arriving at this port s con-
Dsssnber ii hand~during which months the largest
number usually arrive For the first three months Of
Me present year the numbers entered at the Galveston
Custom House were as follows
Arrived tn January ,595
arrived m February. $40
AxI1Voo ~ AAi Zol
TOTAL number for three months. ,os2
ne value of this number Of slaves s fully 81 692 600
- total arrivals OF slaves in the State durng the re-
Nod named must be at least ten times the number at
his port
ksseIvKsTs IN MASSACHUSETTS. the month OF
January last proceedings in the OF seventy nsol
vents commenced in the courts OF Massachusetts
Eleven were located in Boston.
Court Calendar-This Day.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMNER--Part 2-Police cases.
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT CoUET.-Nos As, 81, GA, CT, 70
sUraloR CouR1-Part l-Adjourned TO Wednesday.
Psrs Mos "a, sss, $685. 1856, 4os, 40, 49, 3d. Ala,
COMMON Pleas Adjourned for the term
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