The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-25 00:00:00

TEE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

Calthhiooll.—Up to Saturday last h good duel of
wheat bed bees gathered in, la ezoelhat seaditlea. The
weather this ebmaged, sad bee mashed itasettled, with
sore ew Ws Vol, every day Maas. At the tine we writs
the hereory I dig. We do set thinkary sadharm
habees doom in thh although
both wheat mod barley, especially tom latter, hare
berm to ardwal, and =slime, be* wetrapelltea and
prwincelel, lave gene up. Fins weather, therefore,
is sow rat desirable. Cooing to ell appearance,
we base mesa to behove that the yield of waist: will
sot tars est se great ae we eznected hoes &ppm:easw la
acme iostannes we limey it bag fallen story by tan or
twelve bell& per OWN of the meant ealeslated; bat
whether Ms Is I we are at present enable to simes.—
Cambridge
Broxurroux.—flarvest operation bass hem Gm-
, issued, his the mesas wet weather hat prematurely pat
a stop he ohms bat little ton her beat curled, soda pod
deal is steadies in shock, whilst the bulk rentable uncut.
There are so essapletate as to the potato blight—Oxford

Baaxama.--== the time du weather
listed tempo was is in ear dittriet, aad a
peat bin Mama woe wt, there is maqaestissabl.h:
great deal pt reautialm as he lowered by the sickle.
tamp ermi have maguitiosably beitellted by the ralit—
WindlairlitsWeis.
HiMalfiefeataao—TM heavy MSS of the last weak
bampat imagist' dark spa the harvest eperatioas ;
bat the praise sera has memined so damage, mid the
peas Inge Mrs brim greatly besotted. la asses, how-
ever, whale the aura km beta out and tot carried, peat
banishes hiss min We have auw before as seam oars of
wheat bissa ism Maly sheaves, all stsadim is the coddle
of a Imarteememefield, es a hum la the immediate vielaity
of Hertford, whit till a sad Mk of Os iajary dose by the
rail to the sera etblait has beam eat—Hertford Illoreory.
Laths.—The twin tsia has had ss Ws:lo= east epos
the mops is this Isiality. Is some instasees wheat sad
oats are mash laid, lima wadi peetably not tura eat to ha
striewey damned N me slassli tow be favoured with Ilse
weather, task as theettailef lam males wad to M-
amie.
The "reps were very premising before
dm wet weather sets, am& galas as swear Odd was ea-
gestsd.—Leesi Narerry.
Barra—rho Ma whisk fell Is the early start et the
week was rageedid with fs.liage ef sedsfietlea. beams it
was net sue'. p Wars the wheat, sad it was Minted km
by the peso sal uses stops i bat the bean tomato of the
lust tam dap crease as Remy saasatioa sot at the evil
witeally does, but at the prospective Amigo, should this
wither outlaw, for it is already reported that sips el
gmanlis ban limns tbmnsalms is a ism of the sorn Adds.
Sedi Welk Isemmer, an war "oft originated without
geed assets lir them, and abbess.' the COTS market is In
all a suasilive Mats as to be Insmady offeeted by the wa-
ft of • tbmadadead, at the fan mt • shower se alarm
used bsenamielned Mat MesasMa tarp. are kissed ; nor
seed am Mahe that MINIM Ism ws•dbas quickly skis* on
as, lids kraut will falii Si beuntlfal prends• This (Fri-
day) 111111.4 we he,. mansilise, • sera wind, sad the bi-
resaibiebas alma Ma-tomb et as bash midis Me Mot 24
hart—Watts, Mom.
Ovinimann —A great ohmage las semi war she WS*
thee. W. do not however satiagaas say mimes harm to
the seam erope. Is some .suety, Indeed. opt" that lad
bees laid by the beat*/ rats have belts raised by Me stir-
ring wind, sad it is a feat worthy of the amsnalse
satara/ists that at this pitied of the year ths rips=gro-
; ems goes on lame rapidly Isadore feasseat a
I 'basses end aliassedens Mau soder Met. We Ism•
stated la Mbar piesposphs owl el Me
Cumberland suip,mid the emu amp ipasselly4dismmr4
As tin Islamic We am glad is ha amammi our ►set-
eserluid sad Northumberland asareepamliata that batvsst

proverb siseedeg. The late thsedetetarisi did load
ham, to eons extent, in Westmoreland, &boat Helldal,
but the damage is set import's's. The wails, impross
epees. We wish we mild speak se well of the pennon
The feet is that the old disease bailee to show itself exten-
sively to these eon. ties We here net yet got rid of the
eeserge.—Chertiele Patriot.