New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

cel 'r-y Of lb2r'r. tte p-o,,a o. crops h,Ioap u'
~, a. ~. H.,, O,fns Ti-.e. rom Rapidcs
6ys, tis rlined more here THIS spring than have VIZ
messed oI NOR, lan iof.F ytnfs me ciols ere ln IT,
condition than crops They arc almost taken NA
rrass and weeds the eds are son 40 pons en- o
ton is pulled ur rendering iae stand bad.
d. .-, p. t,t f,u aesloes Hon Francois The-ot l.s
5i.s a fi.r, cr.irsy We walked INFO the nelos snd
slw ~ o-ers br e planters hemse.ves their soma ~ 10
a. INSTANCES tffs ns.isfauts An were in the helds 0N-
inc horlg narrowing plniing-usn women All idIen
They are ur- r geutcmeni pleasant Intelligent educated
-etle. .ea ,,Iou would pu 20 shume some Legislators
" have en Ile crops generally ia tine order! EFeFy
fed seemed almost Ike garden 90 clean was 70 b p NJ,
~ -, v5 I'VE csacr 1om conversations we bad with
planters 6 .evera portions Of ls Parish that 'he pro-
poets OF good crop DO. 20 bright ~ was 90 ne eL-d
Gt the commencement of tne season Heavy rains ara les
cs al,r tc have npped IN The ali the cotton inst
hin oi no cdf1. Tie geateenloy Oh ness sseoa
consequent upon loss o. Ac plated teed WIZ cor l.aly
planters o1ra leif professions OF RAISING ~ ~ cu9u
crop and vii Of TIE Increase 81 he corn crop
There - good reasons 90 hope that there VII De aeu
good crop of the snowy fakes next iel a.,
ofEas' Louisiana can speak knowiagy bot enell ol
the land usually plated s IN cotton us season; no P@,e
ba wasted tBe iced ad costly ibof on tue ~ nay al '
thai constitute e great proportion Of TIE ineo,ed heus OF
uri3ods TIC attention q every oAo ~ pssA %
the cultivation NJ tle bottom. aAd heN u .ill. ~ .'
Il is now anas. certain it from the planting Of ola seed in
favorable eatlei ll .he o. .n va 49, 1 r
now under cultivation Oar best informed planters say one
half crop Is TIE that he made Taken all ~ ai
there poor and iorn7n prospect aheas- ne Greg -
pitched ia u end safs calculations can now be made Lev
AZ calculations OF tlC drefiul army hOM hhOrc ft
this Is not expected aid there IL no chance tai Lon
sana will prodlce crop Of cotton this year exceeding one
Of The crop o C Caeqlartei Noud De Closer anu
probably p rnorf inst calculation
FPpIR RED RIVER OvEWrow.-Tts N1t1focAes It"es OF
Nav ~ SAYS The tor FIVE or * days been rsing
nj e rte OF about eight inches in twenty four hOur ILcio
has been no Abatement whatever and the fact OF general
ovcrfur 10 GER mooied question We learn tnu ihe
river Is fng Abou the Tah, and that the Mississippi IL all
falling bnt IL j still r.ug rapidly at t's poLl mere aye
very few place. the on Deu TINT above water entirely
st tie present time and the chances are at al E Ds pnaer
IN fye days more Ivory Planter on ne spanish aha h-
CHE Lakes orer1owed aud bat few Of them have been able
to Get other suitable places to the experiment OF planting so
yer, ate In the sessJu THIS overflow taking into considerG
ton tbs circumstances oil the people the greatest caa-
except Banks raid that has ever beliien US -
Cg0Ps 4SD Hon WATER w BID kiyER.-Tlt Sirfre
az al Tie point Families a along tie Bayou have been
ooureed TO init their houses and some 81 them are uo6
We NAV therefore look f,r disastrous ahead
ne IlraHdra D-no-a Of tie 23d says. Our ev'e sti
gong on with odd Red The legee ~ miles below mere
aye way on Friday. llC whole country in oOrse qGenoe
1, w, ar ctr' .rys. We would suggest to tho-e
vhe have bon making predictions Of large yield Of cotton
o. oy them and take OF - per cent for bad seed. lie
planters ~ Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana are IN despair
coi have died ont Wien couple OF inches hsn anu
il useless 20 paat sgan unless boter seed u obtained a.
,le!' g o'i', T ,fcciv,s rst nov TorunStelr on the
Ses sqnls SIC been obliged to leave our cotton ~
ths 0o la Il ruined and therefore have had Booa
SUPP. o. solad quaAt!
Texas advice state Tint ,he crop, generally are not IN
MON ac condition. The continued bad weather heavy rains
COLI have oased material change In many places cot
been washed l7 Iho stand . bad and seed io r.
pa,drc scarce II t should continue wet considerable
cotton vi h4vs % be turned o1t
c1rre peadeot from Middle Texas say; In TINS region
sping weather tins season cool and latierJ very o
Cofn-pia.ag backward bat Il noR all flushed Water
soTn efs.. has hyoape e.rance whtat' csl.SnJ'
looks bltcr han usual There Is ir promise o. hay ana ots
Ils report or Y nom the Agricultural Department takes
No. lr OF ho growing crops thauto mention that the
.ors fo-- fie Wheat reroa indicated short crop
lare part Gee country Such rot however tae ilo1ea
ti.r. in f.fsfeeiion Of the country.
zs s.s-9 rcIal C,as.iai says. A gentleman Who has
recently tnlcd through 40 STATE ss bat be sees create
" a IN sav portion Of che State through which be has
Travelled 10 tAe reeiuon ~ fo-era thing are con
lrcf tfas,v.s ttief Bore hhi tAlut greater eA'sons
fos feo livelihood Soon On other loilI' OF ihe Seto
4 C.yce..4 plpcr aoll- corr 1ufeai Of ols WtliLg
ron San Aurutn 1eas, saIsi l.piers 10 t'a sac are
s finishing plntrg tlcu eiop oi c'.oi L'c NteA oeAna
covered wh water and there cannot BE- more tha -ai crop
made et be ow.s e. oa4 SEED ena o" Hnea Ia I,'
Os- f-eelr.n are uofsirr uci. gelfrnly.
Trvs. aayires ron tAl sltc a.salc that urosi the
sog9 ot4er rnaf eilp cause intervene TIE eIoI'
viii b. llrt.I tlta rraie before"
Tle vi crop boz already been r1esied ane IL The largest
Arkansas.
The plsn'crs Throughout, Arkansas began work early
Boz fle season with energy and spirit ard their hboreis
- y .ii',-i h1- iesn mot cruelty Dashed to TIE
around art toe Vh0 now manage to Jay cEpolic WV 20
irassc indeed o. tletvotr " tie cotton crop which
not Doom geicy Killed, oul-lan uJ mako aH average
visa ie o remainder wi ao p0lr indeed li'al portion
ts stand b. y .tnuted srd NOT 10 f advanced b. fully
. --o.t. L, o snold &c % tais season.
$50 learned fIou several scni. en ' Whilo iAf pofeu
ftie c.u irnds OF Phillip ard $, Francis Counties are
mad fnln int feW plantations halo what D. known
al 1000 slrl. Tie seed planted has n 900 manv Instances
TUNED out badly. bong very Grllc A lAo eeniis vitality
r o oui besides coo Toto cold weather has IN
~fisa.g Footed the healthy plants aad King Cotton
.s lou o. Ycry much ihc second no1Ioa1n TIE POO
-,. f % l9lc and clegsy and aok forward 70
better ulrs ahead.
TENNESSEE.
n. Hir-lr,,er Tenn Home J1u1ai q the Doth
inst s bad PROSPECT Of 'ho wheat aud co.on crops
econ. t0 ic "a uniycrsa. complaint
~ rrtf. lrrfris ~ Die -9h Crops 10 Tennessee
rt0 ir lrI. Wheat VIII be- about llH crop Corn ana
or M 1-un sing The hns been very destructive
I'm mans portions 81 Sumner County. we also a]aI that TIE
~ A % attacked .ha wheat in many sect'ots.
r. ff.lr Ga-.ac of fhc @d i1si s1ysi We learned yes
t4y from au ola ro iclf o. Rutte ford Comfy nt me
ctt vru Is committing greet rarffcs ON t.e cttoh crop ia
b.. ecion ll1 plant is destroyed Immediately "a iis ap
O.t..u.e above ground : gereuar nom Columbia gives
iI epo-t IRON Naufv Comfy We have already adYcred
90 Gle rAfages 0f thi1 insect !n Giles go
~. b. -5r Nst OF e>3fh u contains The following The
crops u our growing se and promise far yield
la .f fiimer es'mlte the yield OF wheat ht nom one
thrd o. one half crop Oa ami age looking romaka
Dis wsi. 10 l.tOn 10 yet