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With regard to the growing crop, still continue tC hear good deal of complaint The counties the Ala bama river are suffering than those the lowe Bigbee, and the upland sandy plantations thar the canebreke river prairie lands The drought colc weather insects etc. arc the assigned the al tered prospects of planters which with the exception the mct that the planting generally later than sr continued highly promising about oeglnhihs oi he month We are unable 10 say how tsnsve or wide spread the injury has been ned that II is Dy no neens general. Planters who have promising crops seldom give mnch publicity that fact while those whose prospects less atteng generally hnd tongue Tor then complaints From the upper Bgbee our information leads to the opinion that the crops are tuated about af on the Aabamagood in some and indferentin othes according the soi dry

 We have seen statements to the effect that the pros poets generally are more favorable than before expe renced coupled with the assertion that has been great increase this year in ha quantity Of .nd planted in cotton, over that of any former yesr-neher which statements we think are warranted by facts. The drought has certainly been injurious in this State Mss..iIpi Georgia. South C,roliss and Tennessee and the pros poets at this time we thnk cannot he viewed more fla vorable than in any former year Without attaching any very serious consequences the present orabe as pect of the crops In drent sections the States named We consider the spect less favorable tan at the same period last season, Alth0uSh t is usually expected hear less complaint every year and indeed ii wuold be of especial wonder in country of such extent and embracing great diversity soil if there complaint poor crops yet tis fact that win the exception or the rury resulting the overflow of the western waters scarce q whisper of complant was heard last season rom any quarter to the latter part remarked in our sheet of the @ August IS44 dnug inc week we have hsd accounts from of the cotton re zion in those States end the prospects of the planter for abundant crop are still highly fatterng" We consi- der last year have been the suspicious which has yet been experienced by the planter aud one which think fnlly tested the productive caps bi- ties of hct country In regard to the increased planting there is difference of opinion; do believe thai there has been any material increase if al all saving this much neither the advocates off short long crop our desire is simply to give such views be- eve are fary inferfsbe from existing circumstances Is as observed last wcek early in the spe cuiate upon The probable result of the growing cropwh favorable seasons and absence of all durn tne summer and fai months, the crop may realize thg most sanguine expectations while change of crcune stances would as certainly work different result.

 ExCHANGE-The rates given this day week have eonnhue1 10 govern all transactions sihce the market be- ing very lightly supplied with time bills by drawers The demand for the purpose remittance is nt ths of the year limited and prlncpsv cnn6nrd fin .ight funds, to meet which the Bank Mobile has sccunust cd in anticipation lsrse fund sgainst which to draw New Orleans 1< prem state notes remain as s,t cnot ed, with moderate supply The demand created bv the payments the st instant hes subsded One third nf the good debts due the State institutions were bv 1, ~ quired to he paid by the 1st of June The asaeQate of this debt about six and half millions the install ments called in being nearly two snd quarter million. exclusive of interest costs It yet known with any degree of precision what proportion large amount has been received but 1t is understood the payments have greatly exceeded anticipation. At the have heard that nearly three fourths of the nsamens due have been paid If the other banks have done we'll the outstanding circulation of State paper considerably under TWO millions. On the 1st December asti amounted to nearly three. Receipts of specie this season si,2s,e13.

 FREIGHTs-We have nothing in foreign ffeights to report; Coastwse the vessels previously the berth expected here to-day or tomorrow, has engaged fail

 