The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-04 00:00:00

THE SCOTCH SALMON PISHEMES.

On Saturday the salmon fishing on the Earn,
at CrieS, opened. Owing, however, to the doll and foggy
day, and the flooded state of the river with the melting of
the snow ou the bills, the great majority of anglers were
uncuccevsful, but some killed a number of pretty large
minion. The cacti:wed flooded state of the Earn for some
time put has taken a large number of kelta
down stream ; but considerable numbers of clean
fish have amended. All the proprietors from
Uoinrie to Kinkel' have granted permission to angle,' to fish.
Saturday, so much wearied for by the salmon-anglers,
' proved, from the flooded state of the water at Kelso, to be
a useless day for rod-fisbing - and as rain fell to a consi-
derable extent on Friday night and Saturday morning, it is
thought no rod sport will be had for a number of days to
come. Shortly after we last noticed the rivers, about a
week ago, a freshet at the waterheads swelled the rivers
here, and on the infelliag of the Tweed the ashnon, large
fish, were again rousing in great numbers. Both anglers
and the river watchers say they never before saw such large
umbers of fish ascending Kelso Mill Could, and
these fish have all to spawn yet. The remiss of kens by
the anglers will, it is predicted, be imeseme this maxim
The salmon fishing began at Aberdeen with good prospects
of coccus ou the whsle. At the lower fisbiogs on Dee end
Don, the takes were very fair—the beat catch being at the
waives of Don —the number of fish being 22. Rain has tow
very prevalent for some time pad; and the rivers were
too much in flood to allow of so good an opening of the fish-
ing sewn as ball been during some years, but there is every
appearaoce that the fish this year will be abundant. The
salmon caught see of fair siss, and in excelleet condition.
In the evsniug, the annual salmon dinner came ott in
Robertson's Royal HoteL Coinseillor M•Kineon pre-
sided, being supported by Benne Morrison, Edinburgh,
Garden Campbell, Eq., at Swap, and others. There
was • large attendance of the leading gentlemen of
the town, and a liberal supply of capital salmon.
On the lay, owing to the river being much swollen by
recent rains, many of the stations could not be fished. On
those, however, which were is condition the takes were on the
whole gooiL At the Lion of Cenipeie eight fish were caught
on Saturday morning; on Lord i:ray's fishings four very
flee salmon, one of which weighed 301 b. ; on [ochre four
ash, sod on the Earl of Mansfield'e &Mom. above Perth.
bridge, six fish. No fish were captured at the North Inch
Mauon, owing to the river being so flooded. A large number
of anglers were on the Tay on Seta:da and caught • good
many ...hiding and seadrout. Along the tank of the North
Inch vast numbers of young hops were employed in fishing
for par, and were very successful. —Soartmcie.

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they were subject to Internal competitios. Hie lerdehip .
was of opt Ins that it railways were orramniest on seerrust
of their speed, do., they ought not to be subjected to re- 1
waist. He geserilly toned that railway oonipanier. acted 1
honestly, but the cusi,uier quite the reverse. He ore
sidered the defendants were entitled to the judgment of the
court, and that the decision of the court below should be
reversed.
Mr. Judaea Williams, Mr. Baron Omuta, and Mr. Joss
tics Keating concurred.
Mr. Baron Wilde considered that the condition was us-
just sod unreasonable, and that the statute was a salutary
restraint upon the monopoly of railways.
Judgmeut of the Court of Queen's Beach reversed.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Fm. 3.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Honllium)
TN RN "TN! LAW NI WSPAPITI" 001IPANY (=Tsui.
His Honour in this Mao marred Ids judgment.