NArcu1rooHEs. Sent. 20.
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This season will perhaps be more pre- judicial to the Agricultural interest of the State than any which has preceded it for many years. Some two weeks since, we had storm--we might almost say--a hur- ricane; which for violence astonished even the oldest inhabitants of the Parish. Trees were uprooted, and chimneys thrown down; the Cotton fields which promised q good return 10 the Planters labors, suffer- ed immensely. It is thought ny those whose experience fiji them as the best judges, that if the extent of damage is as gyeat in the other Parishes of this state as in this, one million of doilars will not repay the loss. Chronicle.