The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-10 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

IDSTOX X, Jane 9.—Oar repOril teem with acceUnte or
fly, which have greatly lameasel donne the last few days, and will
no
doubt be Infinitely multiplied by the moisture and warmth of yes-
terday. The wind towards the latter end of 10.4 week had th.. effect
of unwind them into sheltered command bedem, hat: only to return
to the hop-, where they ars rapidly depoatiog the destructive Use.
This visitation is net coadned to say particular detract, but seems
lain/ail, and at present there is every appearance of ally blight.
It is rather .pd lo crop that the fly have appeared so We, am it
affords no time far the phut to mover from its effects. An ex-
perienced and scientific oh.er.ar assures um that he has never before
on any 00=11012 seen so many Sy ss mow, nor such a disposition to
propagate. There will Men occur a large aomealon of fly, whoa the
mete of the atmosphere or the state of the plant seems to indiagoie
this. increase and multiply." This year, however, everything
seems to favour them, and the lice me being produced In humane
numbers.

BA--11111,0.—W0 have bad an increase of Hy this week;
the wind has changed Use colour of the bine ; U the wad sinks we
shall have more I.
Louse.—The ay have Made a serious Mack, and we have
a dry thcreaSe—se many al tan and Meths on a led may be found.
The Sy aro doing wonderful emotion oineldering the thymus of tbe
weather, r Ike may be seen in 'eyrie, Is in • short time alter the fly
have occupied the leaf. It is the °price of our older plaster that
the crop Is In imminent danger ; the Sea also stick to trice piece.
they flat attacked. In open grounds. where the fly are not nen at
the nip of the bine, in consequence of the wind, they ore to be found
le the bottom of the hilt, on the young blues, trek enou rh.
LINTON.--Wil have a great increase of Hy this week,
they coau an tf 'MLitt's= minter; plenty of nits .11-1
FAlll.lloll.—Flics and lice have both increased during
the wir.A. The , high wind, se most old planurs know, hr pre-
vented tiveerryaifreat apparent increase of fly; them insects in hien
winds y are on Um lower leaves, and therefore not so mutt
seer With unit warm weather and whit run a great ins ease may
be expired. The high wind and cold nights have not ices genial to
the pima*, sad the uniuutliner of the earth mug slit m',e retard rho
growth. Ms early however to speak of more then present appear-
MOM

ATLI/MO/D.—The bine is looking yellow, and Hy and
Une uses taareeese the last few days rapidly.
WATiltlNGßOZT.—Although the weather is anything
eat what we alight &hypo./ eocuuntitng to the fly, still there la a
decided luereue both here sad the newhbourhood.
OTIoRD AND SHOREHAN.—Tho hop bine is in a very
Fowles state, but we have had • imat. Increase of Lea the last few
"r•
forcanznon.—We find an increase of fly in our hop plan-
tatnn tdbee last week, sad • epeuderabbi gouda, of hue oa seas of
the leaves. le the hnt (monde the him coodisuee to have a tats-
rises appearance, but la molly it la backward, sad has a con of yet-
Immo.

SWANIIOOIIIIII.—Our hops have not made much progress
it. week, the nights being two cold; the Ely b revere very busy.
MartonN.—Hops have made great progress during the
pet mete; the ey has oleo madden* inerestiad ; the ground
generally very hard and dlikult to cultivate.
STATLIMUItr.—Our grounds arc platty, and the fly is
Merering.
FkITIZNDEN.—The bine rather short fur this season of
the year; not so many fly as a kw days bar, but plenty to Ot mis-
chief; the around generally la a bid state—must have a rod alte-
ration for the better to grow anything Oka an ge crop.
ROLTANDAN.—The fly ie on the increase since the het
report, and the Ike are folk,wing apace; the hems are growing ea
tau es may be especial, sornislenng the state el cultivation sad cold
nithts•
CANSZklittitY.—The hops have grown considerably dur-
ing the peat law warm dam though the cold at night teas been sharp.
ray and lir have appeared, but the bin. generally lobs healthy,
and la. In PIO gardens, topping the poke. General serrate speak
of the lour ring tats ars bane. hut that the ay la greatly on the
larsere. —Marren* Jarmo! this day.
YALDING AND HUNTON.--011r hops, the forward one.
especially, are &tribal in must eapmed gardens by the high winds
we ham had them law days pest, and the Ay.. taereselag la luny
pram

Milll6lfOlTlL—The hop binc in this parish is looking u
well ea any one mold wish. Probably this Jsv Meteworth may re.
pin ha moaner for gad hope. There la • considerable increase of fly.
BILINCHLIT.—We are tolerably well off for bine, with
sore lew easeptione, where Me Is.. has made great havoc. Ile if,
&edible are Mood Mg eatremely numerous.. Tina report baring reached
the borough, mine apectilatun and mercantile 'mailmen hate been
hers to watasee the fcsl. . .

daittiaaoox.—Tite bine is growing away now, with an
amnia. t.eterminatlon to make a,. for het tune. She fly is in-
erawileg, and In some grounds so much so as to emits some t0p...-
beanies, of considerable canine likely to be inflicted by their yore-
do& depredatior a.
HORSMONDRN.—The hop blues have made considerable
prom* this weft, but we ham to note an increase of fly and bee.
SMARDEN AND Brrsizasnaii.—The bine hero is very
short in general, mid the fly is on the increase.
10MTMAN AND SEAL..—Notwithatanding the cold nights,
the h4r esailease in grow very last. We have very little fly to this
Marla.

FARNRAD, ALTON, AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS, Jane
I.—ln tr.utanitting our Ant raison we hare to num k, that there to
• ittibenon 414 thromstiout Ai pis MMus', and a considerable
properties Mesh bane; It ent per wars still weather, we hay no
boast that the lip will laratersta The pant appear* to bo al ox-
bow's.' stay Na tits lags produce oi the past par.—Maidstone
GoMl4l4Weelp

SHIPPING TNTELLIGENCE.
(Fran ear eereeepesiesle the •• Shippleg Waite " she • Uwe% Ust--i
CASUALTIES.
Alexander (twi) of Newcastle, from New York to St.
John, N.B. (in ballast) went ashore, Ma 23, on the
S.W. side of Nantucket. She remained tight, and might
be got off if the weather continued floe.
Albert Gallatin, Salter, from hence for New York, has put
back leaky, having struck on Blackwater Bank, and must
discharge.—Liverpool, June 9.
Friendship (British barque), —, from London to Valpa-
raiso, foundered in lat. 22 S., lon. 40 W. ; crew saved.—
Rio Janeiro, May 10.
Georgina, Robertson, from Portimao to the Clyde, was
burned, May 30, in lat. 39, lon. 10; master and mate
picked up and landed here; five men drowned.,—Lisbon,
Jaw 4.