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The COMING HARvEsT.-From every, quarter
we hear Of the promising condition Of the growing
wheat crop. Occasionally there is note of com
plint that the crop here or there has been winter
killed.; but the news of the death is never con-
frmed. The truth is that the crops, as general
thing, were never more promising. With even a
tolerabe crop, the unusual quantity of seed which
has been put in, both of wheat and Indian corn,
will produce greater quantity of breadstuff than
our country has ever seen before.