The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-07 00:00:00

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THIS DAT, Noon.
CaIITIS of Wind. Strewth of Wlad. elate of the Weatbsr.
S.S.W. oats Brent. °veriest.
The returns front the following places did not reach this
Ace in time for publication yesterday; they therefore
indicate the state of the weather on Saturday morning at
nine o'clock.
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TUE HARVEST IN FRANCE.—The council-general
of the Loiret, having been consulted as to the state of the
harvest in that department, has come to these conclusions:
The yield of wheat has been of about the usual g in
uantity, but the quality is bad in all the cantons of the
• rtment. The weight of the hectolitre will vary from
70 to 76 kilogrammes. On the whole, it is probable that the
yield will be 5 per cent. below that of an ordinary year.
The yield of crops of wheat and rye mixed is up to
the ordinary average, shut the quell!), is not such as
could be desired. Rye has only given the ordinary
quantity, end it is inferior in quality ; so that there
will be a deficit of 5 per cent. Of barley, the yield
will be 20 per cent. above the usual average, but the quality
is not first rate. The same is the case with oats. Pew and
beans are scarce and of indifferent quality. Buckwheat
promises well. Potatoes will yield an average crop; the
malady has only appeared in some communes. Orem and
green crops are about 50 per cent. below the average. The
grapes will be of inferior quality, and the quantity will be
40 per cent. below the ordinary average. The yield of
fruits is nearly null. On the whole, it is calculated that
the general deficit in all descriptions of grain will, after
taking into account the indifferent quality, be 6 per cent.
below an ordinary year. To cover this, the stocks on hand
are not considerable; they may be estimated at about one-
tenth of the yield of the last harvest.
801:Tit WALES.—Several days have been given
out for the further opening of this line from Swansea to
Carmarthen. At first the 30th inst. was announced as the
day, but that was subsequently altered to the 14th. The
opening, however, will take place on Thursday week, the
16th inst. The distance is about 30 miles, which will make
130 miles of railway opened by this company, and the pre-
parations for the event are on a large scale. At a special
meeting of the Carmarthen town council, held to consider
what steps should be taken to celebrate the event, which
will be of so much importance to the district, the mayor
(Mr. W. Morrie), with a spirit of generosity not often
found to exist, volunteered to take upon himself the
management of the intended festivities, and to bear the
whale expense himself. The thawed! thankfully accepted
the proposal, and the mast arrangements am—that a
special train shall leave Swansea ablut mid-day, and that a
public reception of the directors, ofie., shall take place at
Carmarthen, where they will be invited to a &joiner. Other
festivities will take place, concluding with a ball in the
evening. An experimental trip bu already been made along
the portion of the new line intended to be opened. It runs
for some miles, within a short distance of the sea, between
Uanelly end Ferryeide, whence it runs up the vale of the
Towy to Carmarthen.
LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY TRAFFIC.-
The thane for the week ending Sept. 6 was as follows :
P 11,8821. • mereliandlise, ; total, 14,047.
Total erarespeetll4 week bet year. 14.8414
BIERSIWRIIIIT AND HINNFORD RAILWAY.-It is
mamma that the remalider of this Ilse hem Ludlow to
lierehrd will be ready far egewhig by Illesemmes next.
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Ludlow, fe Maned to be very geed.
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