Correspondence of The Tribune.
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:" Urea Aug. :, ISL.
Our Farmers are all busy and home. and the con'e
quence n our Merchants nd ttnk they making
money n,arveou.y fast-pleasant deluson! The Grass
crop Is short and our old farmers anticipate high prices next
winter Crops generally good We have reaPed great
Temperance crop and have yet laid aside the sickle
cur market pretty well stocked with Temperance boys
still they premium


KENTUCKY ArotlrIoS-The Louisville Public Advertiser
of the Sd inst saws: We do believe that Conven-
ton now called in Kentucky clothed with penary power
remodel the Constitution the free labor advocates would
bear the sway and that provision would be made for the
abolition Of slavery


- The degree Of Doctor OF Divinity has been conferred
on Rev.. EDWARD EEscHER. President OF Illinois College
ny tho Corporation of Marietta College.


q The steamboa, Diamond, Capt. Fowler, on her way
from Albany en- Wednesday night run into by soop,
and had of her boilers knocked overheard Her pas
,engers were brought the city by the Swallow.
% On the ID inst. WN. H. RoASE Esq, late u S. Sen
a,or frrm Virginia violently assaulted by slave ho-
longing TO Jesse F. Kcese Esq OF Henrico.


CJ7 There heavy rain. in Philadelphia and Bati-
more on Tuesday night last.