New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

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From various Western papers VIC gather the -
lowing additional particulars VI different localities.
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From the indianapolis journal, bt
Tho weather II thls regon has been very riuck NE
October MY tho past week and on SATURDAY pshs then
wss heavy hoss. Ice wes found IL shallow vessels
Sni vines generally sers severely sngsd Sunday night
thess was another sharp host, aid We learn ron
igmsrs that tpokwbest y entirely ruined and thd
corn ssn 81 siI s,o msa 9Sa f The loss o.
nom lie effects via he considerable ttherc s no mora
and TIE veasler Is ssiu soo cool hr August w Usn3
FTonn she Lswrescs CDs Ksrs Co, rsd) Journal LIST
We had heavy fsost here on Sunday morning GaA
killed tie cosa- bucAsheat and vines generally s6l1
other. thrk Tbs kernel viii Ok out aid ripsn. and ny
viii BIT the grain stand
AtEvsns,ils Ind. tho Frost was ths scvcrcs. k.ovs
IN this past 81 tie country for many years, and -
damage ~ crops is almost tnca!culable Tobacco ~
suffered itnIaerssly. while thoss u our farmers v69
we're experimenting N tie cultivation Q: cotton hAy
lie vol.isy Lave also suffered terribly the fegetaSS
being r6ncered entirely utht fer use.
n OHIO.
From sbs Cncinuse Commercial iss
The unexpected and su1den change " the we3teQ
hss wsek cuiinsted In sewers ffOss Sunday morria&
and ws hope the unveleome visitation has taken It's ~
partaIs Vih tte slight repetition VI yesterday morning
sauashe. &C., were badly scosched. We learn. slsx
.iat the tobacco growing IL Green and MONTGOMERY
counties, and qor,A Of there, vas seriously Injured
At Dayton the frost was very light
At Toledo and vicinity considerable danage an9
farmers Gre cutting Up corn to save i. Everything
ons APE said "a 70 b. Ed ssas Tx line u tie LEI To
and wabash kal,oad. while from different points q
tie Michigan S0uibern We learn lat the eteot Of N
Gos. upon corn. UbaSco. Vegetables &e.. WA sSra9
seS ere
At Cleveland, DO ftost but passengers from Pit0
burg report Il severe that way.
Az sandasky. the frost IVES sishs and no sens0
damage
WISCONSIN.
From Tho Jrnss Gazette Sept. l.
A severe Srost occurred In this region On Saturday,
night. Il Is a.ool, to arrive at satisfactory estimate
suffers tie noss b., is 10, By any means Yholly ~
S s g. ss b.. Rs fs, s1s s
da@assd aeSu. twenty PsT cent That srSwn sRSa W
capped. puokwieat late beans, and pumpkin, squase
and melaa yncs have Doeh entirely ruined Msrsh ha5
aud fodder is damaged Us vel ~ sYrso and ofoca
The calsuity wide spread and the oss IN ~
aggregate viii be Immense.
At wAukeshs Wis.-Aulong the plants that are badly
injured by the frost we're krled-Cueumbers, rne0IA
tobacco dshas. basarns hehotropes. punkins sSuase
aud grape yinos WoQnded-C0tton. geranums fuohstsA
cypress ,!nes-whie the oranges. lemons pyrtls4
roses 60 and many Others remained ., u ~ -
dry and Saturday night Considerable damage we done
parts u our prairie TO green corn and vnes Lives
stu seYcrer our la MorEon, ScNie Au Soon NAfe9b
liut little damage was done on Halfway Greek and
La Crosse and Black River alleys. Lewis Valley suY
lcged quite severely. The damage In Houston County,
ve hsar, was Light
The ". PAIL Pysss SAYS The frosts briefly menuonse
IN paper yesterday morning was as severe ~ oos
first account indicated. It's extent we are unable
state ~ have only accounts from district VI aoou4
fogty miles aropnl the city The frost extended ovS
tins region. AMI was general IN It's operations: -
corn WIS klnod completely and no field escaped ~
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and flowers and vines arc completely destroyed.
IN IOWA.
Ire Dss Moso Rgtnr learns that the frost hss doae
great deal OF injury IN the western part OF the stssS
There Was heavy frost on Friday night but we nav
not learned the extent OF damage done by IT, We P,S
sune however that late has suffered materially!
Il had not heard Of the harder frost OF Sunday
IN ILLINOIS
From Tho Bioomlnston lln) Psntasrsph tst "A.
Tho farmers In town tell sad stories of the havoc nsSs
by the most IN tho growing corn crop. gsnLemss.
just arrived in town informs Us that ALMOST M .ne III
holds in the eastern part Of the county. beyond vs
Town Timber are badly damaged and those IN w
southern part are scarcely better. We Know Iol ~
sonal observation that the crop VIII 20 & vsr,,
directions make the same complaint FROM al inuloy
tons we think that the price Of corn VIII DO very h
'''' '''''''e FROM the Frssport Ql) Journal let.
Several fcsts have occurred the past week In al ths
low situations squash ana cucumber vines a'e ss -
aud tobacco corn and sorgo much injured. The "
hacco In nearly ali places except the highlands ID ts
nearly failure 1t will DO quite loss 10 the county,
large breadth was planted Whether the injury 10 w
sorge crop win prove be serious romans 10 "
seen. 4, .,,,N,s
IAryR--The injury to corn and potatoes Is serious
and the frost extended away down into Egypt 1ao~
sands Of acres of corn are ruined
From tho Peoria On.l Transcript let , A..
We learn from farmers nom all dreetionf thaI hss
heavy frosts Of Saturday and Sunday night have w.
productive vi serious damage to the crops Inc CORY
many places has been entirely destroyed by u WI
cucumber, melon. and other vines have suhoie wrs
round Tho potato vines which IN many places Vim
yet In bloom having been kept back b, the long
nrobab,y INA the result of IT, The weather OF SATURDAY
hight was particularly severe all who had oesSs
to bc out can testify. Sunday night was mors uou