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Crops cf Me Vest.-Mr Joseph Barber (for- merly of the New. Haven Register) says in his Sy- racusan Messenger, that the harvest news about that region is favorable from all quarters. The winter wheat has been gathered without injury from rust and it is elieved that the spring wheat will also escape injury from such an attack. Oats are coming in heavily. Hay is rather light al,ho' much better than was expected two or three weeks ago. With regard to the potato crop, says the wr- ter there are striking indications of repetition of last years calamity Water6avy Americam.