Alexandria Gazette

The accounts of the crops in Europe, received by the Africa, are very favorable, not only from Prussia, but from all Germany. In some places the harvest, it is stated, will be more abundant than for the last twenty years, the magnificent weather which had reigned for the first week in August, rendering the satisfactory result certain. England had been visited by terrific thunder storms, but for several days previous to the sailing of the steamer the weather had become clear and hot, under the influence of which the crops were rapidly ripening. In London the weather was hotter than for ten years previous. The harvest in England, a circular says, will not be general before next month.