

Correspondence of The Tribune.
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ALBANY, 18th July. 1872


From every part of the country we receive the
cheering new. Of an abundant harvest. Almost
every paper teens with the important news that
the hu.bandman will be amply repaid for sis toll
and labor, and shows the important lesson that
no man in thi. free and wide-eNtended country need
want if his energies are directed properly 10 az
rioulturc | often wonder, when look upon the
state OF society in our large cities, the excrtion
used, &c. TO obtain ,canty subsistence, that 50
great a proportion Of the human race look 10 bet
ter to their owr interests than TO stay about the
cities. when so great inducements are offered in
almost evsry part If this l,nd


All is quiet and still here, with the exception OF
a religious frenzy which ha, taken possession OF
some Of our citizens respecting the fnalclo.e Of
all things OF earth next year. Th. is believed by
some; and report says that some valuable farms
are offered BY persons in different sections of the
country for one half, and in some instance. for one
quarter Of their real value tsey sincerely believing
that, BY the Sd Of April sext, the earth with all
It's uugodly inhabitants. will be burnt up Alas
poor human nature can be led to believe n any re-
ligious doctrine, be it ever : absurd