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CROPS or ALABAMA.-A friend just from the in- terior informs us that the prospects of an abundant crop never better in the middle counties of this State

 The Cotton Crop ia Mississippi. We are sorry to learn from the Natchez Courier of the 2d inst, that a very material change has come the prospects of the planters in that vicinity, within few days. They have drought unprecedented indestruction, accompanied with intense heat of the sun; and as a consequence the cotton plant all the poor lands is na perishing condition, having shed nearly all its forms, bossops and bolls. IL is said they have fallen to the same extent early tn the season, and very rarely so at any period. This remark is applicable particularly to the uplands, but there are complaints of the same among the river planters.