Frost. Crops, &c. in Illinois.
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LITTLE ROCK, Kendall Co. III. Mny ls.
We had hard Frost last night and night be.
before, which has killed com down to the
ground, and every thing else tha, Fros, can kill.
Corn will como again.


Wheat, the folks s., was never so heavy; but
the Hcssan Fly is at work upon it in some
places.


Extract Of Letter dated "CARpESAs. May n
The severe drouth st.ll continues, ,and the stock
Of molasses remaining on hand is heing fed out
to the cattle


The WHEA. CRor.-1'he papers from the III
terror ali speak OF the forward and promising az
pearancc of the forthcoming crops. A few cx-
tracts are appended. The Indiana Rising Sun
Blade of the 18th says


The prospect in this portion of the country for
abundant crops is favorable. The wheat is unu-
suay forward, and arc informed by farmers
that from present indications it will be ready to
harvest by the middle OF Junc-somc two or
three W eks earlier than usual!


The Norwalk co. Reflector says that tic
fields of wheat IN that vtcinitv have been mate.
rally injured by the fig, amounting in some in
stances 10 Il total loss The following from the
Springfield CLARK county, o. Republic Of the
l1lh inst. is an instance:


Tie WEnAT CRor-W'e regret to learn that
this staple crcp, which during the early part OF
the season promised 50 fairly, is row suffering
considerably from the Iavagcs of the Fly
This is said 70 be tire case in the Buck creek
settlement


NILES. Mich. Mny II.
WHEAT CRor.-Thc Hcssian fly is making
doprcdaions upon the wheat in this vicinity
One farmer informs US that they have destroyed
twenty acres for him, and that the destruction is
general in the vicinity OF Portage Prairie.


Register.