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CROPS IL MAINE.-New potatoes, green corn,
beans, &c. from the gardens in this town, were
gathered on the first day of August, which is about
as early-perhaps rather earlier-than we usually
get them. July has been a very warm month
Ii ended with heavy rain, which has most thor
oughly drenched the earth, and must secure good
crop of potatoes, unless some unforeseen disaster
attends them. Wheat, oats, and other grain, look
remarkably well. Corn was good deal injured
by the worries, but what survives has grown much
stouter than last year. Augusta Journal, 9th.