The Crops.
TErom the Richmond Whi0. 4,
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[From the Richmond Whig, June 2d.l


Our from the country continue to be dishssr
ening although we understand the Wheat has improved
quarter Of the State will be short one.


IA o M terby s" bs
Of the ay-Thot growing on tobacco land it is said
op The Thss os sa sn
borhoods. Notwithstanding heavy crop Is looked
! for"


The Macon (Georgb) Messensev Of the asth ult says
season has proved very favorable TO the wheat crop
in that State much larger quantity than usual was
sown last fall and the product 10 abundant


In the central and northern part OF Ohio the whcat
croP, is described as healthy and vigorous and a hnd
yield IL anticipated f.n
From Dent. (near Cincinnati o. May %, 1851


Our crops look fne Wheat just bloom and looks
most promising 60. Our % hay crop viii be large We shall
Hay is in Cincinnati but $sa Q per ton 1900 lbs.


MEXICAN HoRsrs--A drove Of small Mexican pie bald
horses from Loredo perfectly untamed, sold in Texse
for IL dollars EACH ~ fsd


MuRDER IN WIscoSGs.--A murder was committed in
the town of Lisbon, in the county Of Waukeshs.
wisconsin, few days since II spears by the Milwaukee
Sentinel that two named Keene and Bonham had Q
dispute respecting sawmill Keene having taken
some Of the machinery to Bonham from running
the MILL the later met him and desired him replace Il
Keene refused, whercupon Bonham took gun from hA
brother and shot him Keene) dead Bonham In jail 1t
Milwaukee. E ~ se


in one Of the celebrated English hyperborean navigs
tors, are in Washington Lady =. almost ~ great
traveller az Sir John himself
INDIAN LEcruRER.-A Seminole Chief 10 delivering
Lectures on Christianity, ut Louisville, KY His name e
| HustiCaluc-Cheo.


srRAwrsRR,rs-one hundred bushels Of strawberries
| were sold in Cincinnati the 26th ut
| HoRRIBrE PARRIcrDE.- -Windham, Greene CO..
N. y, May 29.--"Our usual peaceful town has
sssy been stained with the crime Of MURDER and that
o. the most horrid kinbeng less than the shooting
ofa father by his Tho deed wss done In what Z
called the North Settemsnt In tho family Of Mr. John
Hchcock Tho family are given to drink good deal,
their scrapes. and about O'Clock, they were 1t tea
the son, who il married and lives in the same
house came out with bis gum and said, Powder shall
settle this hash and shot his father through the hsa
escape. He has his examination tomorrow
This is the FIRST murder perpetraed in wndham from
the settlement Of the town-now than 90 Yeas
since.-Cor. Albany Erenfng Journal.
FAsHIoNs.-Ladies' parasols will be more in
fashion this year than they have been the
most beautiful being those made in white italian Gk,
embroidered round the edges with beautiful wreath OF
roses, or bright gersnium howen. Scarfs viii
be worn during the ensuing summer. The prettiest
have for the month those of