The Cotton CrOD.
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The Mobile Register of Monday the 10th inst says
The period has arrived when Is proper refer the
in regard to the prospects of the planters
the year. Until within some ten days the general
tenor Of advices from the country favorable the
stands for cotton and both being considered good
Since then however regret to learn that the cold
nights and prevalent north winds have had injurious
effect upon the young cotton giving it what planters call
the sore shin;n and producing insects that have al
ready wrought injury to the plant. On the river and
low lands many planters have been compelled to plough
and repant their grounds and the upands have also
suffered In the same way, though to a limited extent
The crop backward for the season. and should the
prevailing cool weather continue much longer 1t must
abridge the production. These remarks appy to the
region that looks to this place market