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Al sAVANNAH sh sales of cotton reported during the week Al 4525 baes' The market had been quiet, with but little change prices. The stock on sale reduced la uhout 5000 baes sn owing to low rivers the receirs chiefly by raroa received during the week 4l76 hales Stock on hand 42, ,s96 bales Middng 5i 5lc Freishts continued hrm-or Liverpool 7,l6d round and square; and havre dlc; New-York !D5-l5c.

 THE DRoUGHr-The Richmond whig of tAe 9th inst. says the drought has prevailed throughout lower Vr- gnia since the first week in March. The wheat crops in the James river country had been injured and great complaints we're made by tobacco planters many Q, whom considered the injury rreparabe, and believed that under the favorable circumstances no over half crop could be made. There rain at Richmond the 4th.

 The Savannah Georgian of the 7th inst siys-The nl- most unprecedented drought here, this season. tended far md wide, though hope terminate, as heavy rains Cmosty with haD have fallen recently in insolated places.

 The Little Georgian Forsyth) of the 2d inst says - We have never witnessed drought extensive or so long n duration hs the present. al this season of the In jqunt of l2O mics, we saw ouly three districts Of very small extent where there had been rain m less than six weeks. Wheat and oats previously unpromising, in many places almost en rely runed and vegetation of all kinds suffers severely THE DRoueHr IN sourH CARoLlsA-A letter dated

 

 Charleston Mercury of Wednesday last, says: "Our agricultural prospects indeed gloomy il is that on this Island only half cotton crop is m While m three or four plantations plants of the number may be seem others, the one fourth o one acre cheers The grower. Such occurrences ha. never taken place within my knowledge planter Tor '3 Hears Rain enough 10 lay the dust has not fallen s'hce me 2olh o March. Now, when il is considered lhht long cotons, especially The finer qualities require TOT their maturity the in with which we are ally vslted aud that the time for the coming up of he crop IS rom the ls to ihe 18th April seems scarce y possible unless in reference to high aud warm lands th summer he dry and the autumn late one that the har 'rst can be otherwise than meugre and unprodtable.

 RAIN-Aner severe drought we had "A fine shower on Friday night md another on Saturday-neither ol "hich however. extended far hey ond the limits of the lp"h oh Monday night we had another shower auc from present appearances, and the hour in which th, moon changes, We may expect an abundance of rain- lC 'mden Journal, May $.