The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-15 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

Ilanmisro.—Some grounds in this neighbourhood have
improved and some have given way. Triere is a good deal of slick
bine, which Ma no Ghana. 'MO hope for lanai* mile. round here ap-
pear much alike, sad present very little appearance of a crop.
MALLINO.—Thcre is a alight improvement in appearance,
from the yi. iung branches Wilting green and healthy; but the main
bine in must grounds is still slack and foul.
bleaswourx.—The improvement that was noticed in
the hops sot week is fully maintained in the best grounds; they are
beginning to put rank burr, and promise wet' for a crop ; but a large
portion of the plantations remain. in a very doubtful state.
VALUING AND llustros.—The hops in some gardens are
branching out, and look in a thriving state, and the vermin to also
dying away. In other., however, when the bine b drop, there is
little or an improvement.
11OLLINGBODUN1L—We think there is a little improve-
ment some out week; the vermin has slightly decreamd, and the bine
is growing feat.
Gut Dlll.7ltar.—Onr bine is very fast, the vermin is de-
creasing and the niagers augmenting; indeed a very great improve.
meat has taken place within the last fortnight.
ROLVENDEN.—The hops in this parish are worse than'
they have has. On Sunday there was as itereme of teeth Ify.
it itheut as alteration, and that soon, we can grew but very few hope..
loitruaw AND SEAL.—There is no change tending to the'
slightest impr.vement of the hops; they cull are in a very doubtlut
and premiums situation. With ad this, the bine has not ceased grow-
leg arid generally looks healthy, notwithstanding the vast quantity of
vermin, and 'Mel a fresh attack ol dy. 'Mee gardens which were
drat attac ted are slightly recovering, whits those that were in a most
promising state are now amanitas an tit/layout able appearance.
OTCORD AND SHOHERAN.—The hops arc looking a little
better this lam week, but still they are in a very precarious state.
STArLEHDHAT.—The bine is now stretching over the tops
of the poles, but in Owes is slack:. we have also noticed a COG.
inferable decrease la the vermin within the last few days.
Cuasnnooa.—For some days during the past week the
weather has ruled dull, with the atmosphere somewhat cooler, and
some difference of opinion exists among the growers with regard
to the edict likely to accrue therefrom in relation to the boy& There
is add a very large quantity of lice to be sound on the leaf, but the
nigger., are becoming more numerous every day. We have a con-
siderable breadth of bop Lund wherein the bit* is backwards; this Inns
mode rapid progress during the week, and is comparatively free from
vermin.

FARNHAM, ALTON AND COVNTRT lltsTnicre, July 12.
—Our pitantations have mails peat progress since our last report, but
we have some vermin In the mode, brunches ; it to Impossible to predict
se to the result of their doings.—Mwiestone Gaz4te of this day.
blatusToNE, July 14.—1 n this neighhourhood, where
there ie e sudiciency of bine, the hops are rather improving and seem
' to begetting die advantage In Me struggle with theirenemies width
have never been so itbuhdatit here as in other distracts. dome of our
mums, bear a most healthy and luxuriant appearance, and will pro-
bably grow an average crop. Thu otos. rvanon ;applies also to ear
immediate viclaity. Nothing can be mere berautdul or promising
than the 'Menem' plantations of Mr. Ellis, at hart Farlelgh, wheals
the *lrene- h of the punt mad the rapid growth of the bine seem toddy
all the efforts of the " varmint."

EAST FAHLEIOII.—This parish LI particularly favoured.
There rs plenty of bine, and comparatively little vellum, and the plan-
tations, eintlet without exception, are in a healtuy state, and promise
to now an average crop.
WEOT FAlLLZltill.—There may be in some favoured gar-
dens a slight tioprovement. As is usual in Wants, some poles ore
literally clean, whilst others see as foul u p
Looez.—The last few days have altered the appearance
of oar hops very much in favour of a crop; it sothlng fresh bappene,
we shall begin to anlicipate the pleasure at paying the usual amount
of duty (ray .01. to 151. per acre.)
EINTON.—We have a decrease of vermin; our bine has
grown ounstderahy this wee., but we cannot grow above halt a crop.
THE SvTToNu.—The hops here have slightly improved
during the past well, although there le slack Line, and a gitat deal
of ?rialto.

V.
WstglCllNOliVitY.—We cannot report much improve.
went; the merge', certainly have destroyed rotor of the Tennis but
where the Woe has mnie a little progress, the vermin still lollowi in
sucecelon, particularly the weakest boles.
klitENcHLEY.—Some of the plantations are in a very pre-
carious state abort of bin.end more 'town, while a Isle others are
improving and the vermin decreasing; on the whole the present
appearance tell. only era Lack crop.
TOSIBISIDOZ.—The hop plantations in this district assume
• vaned cuarketer ; some have slightly improLd and put on an ap.
pe osnee of growing • lew hops, others have retrograded, the leaf
curdng sail the growth of the his, checkvd from the effect of the
vermin that has so strongly beset the plant for wale weeks past.
WHOTtiAII (Toww Disratcv).—We have had a great
alteration for the worse sine our las. report. We then thought with
warm weather and the nigger, the strong bines would r but the
reverse has been the ease, for the lice and nits have continued to In.
crease and follow every fresh branch, the Lugo leaves are more foul,
end the bine evidently giving away. Wean altogether looking very
unfavourable at ple,ent.
MANDEN.—The hops continuo very foul, but in some
cars the aloes are in tong cleaner.
Tacttt:Eurr.—The hop bines in the best grounds are im-
proving, but upon clan inspection they are very lull of lice; the weak
backward line have grown but very little during the hat week, and
have en &bonds• euot vermin.

CANTEltlit:itk.— the hops bare presented a bad aspect
to the not week, and on Wedeesday they appeared Wuree than ever,
pant:Marty them that were inclined to be weakly, and which may
mow be *salsa done to•. Mon; acres of the. deo:riot on will nut yield
soy crop. Mould is Mill vizi its at places, and thine in much tirehlaet.
A great quantity co Mager hare served, but they come too ins ludo
much gival. &t in, that tt in lmp•eible for luau) gn unds to produce
more than a hag an acre, we think the duty to not too high at
tent oW. densest stigmata speak of the ciiileal state in whim the
pig..., no. penning —by the bins not growing well off the poles
without •bicb it iv impomibe toget any nine of a crop—and of Ilii
vermin following the young ShUULII as fait as possible.--Vanimene
Animator this day.

FATAL SLEEP-WALKlNG.—Yesterday, Mr. H. M.
Wakley held an inquest in the University College Hos-
pital, on Samuel Shilton, aged 4S. It appeared from the
evidence that deceased, who was in the habit of walking in
his sleep, and was engaged mowing for Mr. Daniel slow,
of Edgewarc, had, with other mowers, gone, according to
their custom, to sleep on a rick twenty feet high. During
the night he got up in his sleep, and before his companions
could *top him, he walked to the edge of the rick, whence
he fell to the ground, breaking his neck. Verdict—" Acci-
dent,! death. '

[Ade& rtisemetit.] lioLLowAY's PILLS AN AD-
rtuau FOR lila (VIM cc Lisa C "Melee* AND ago
DIUVTION.—Mr. Wile, n, a goitteman natty returned fatal Bengal,
where he had kern employed 'or several years ta the lion. East India
C'oenpanyrs SerViee, called at Professor Holloway's establishman a
few dace ago to state the benefit Le had received from taking these un-
paralleled pile, having suffered from a LLy r complaint for years with
a digestion so impaired that for months he could not make we of any
solid food. Other reme.i,a seemed to ham no effect on the disorder,
but Holloway's pi Is uct d SJ wonderfully in cleansing the liver and
strengthening the digestive organs, that be ts now quite restored to
health. gold by all druggsta, and at Protester Hulk wars establish-
meat, fig, ntrand, London.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. _
ha oar eomspowiesto Kw " PI klppleg Onsette " and " LL074.4 Ll.t.")

CASUALTIES.
Henry Campbell, from London for this port, went on
shore at Bridgehampton, Long Island, June 29. in at.
tempting to land to procure assistance the longboat was
stove, leaving those on board without means of com-
municating with the shore. She has 220 passengers.—
New York, July 2.
St. Helen's, Willis (? St. Helen, Williams), from Gonaiece,
St. Domingo, for Queenstown, went ashore one reef, w„,
assisted off, and taken into Nassau leaking badly, and
would have to discharge.—New York, July 2.
Town of Dundee, of Whitby (90 tons), from hence fir Riga,
was stranded, May 23, 80 miles to the west of Riga; has
become a complete wreck ; part of the crew have arrived
on this coast in a vessel off Libau, the Jennett and Mary,
bound for Leith. The Town of Dundee was nearly a new
vessel. The ground nn which she struck was not laid
down in the chart. The crew saved their lives in their
boat—Shields, July 13.

SEABORNE MAILS.
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the alett—ane N h• the tnorsice—despatehd

Day when made tip From what
ODUNTIUFW. in Gemini Post- Port 1 Wits
Moe Landow despatched.due.
Amarine(byertLyeeket N July 15 Liverpool.— July 29
Am=bythaited States •
14 July 22 Liverpool July 17
assisisatb76:Ststroplal July 16 liteutdooptoa Joy 24
Atrim (West Coon) ...N 14th of the swath Plymouth ... Aug. 3
ahmedrie 24 I tth&SOth Minot. Dover
Ildskin ....... 74 lially (Dever ' Deny
Benid2 lll9th of the month °Southampton. Aug. 12
Beene AIM ... 14 oth ef the month Southampton. Aug. 12
01111MeMalvlaChagrealll hadil/417thotsceth Southampton. July 20
Ospeof Good Mope 16 14th of the mouth Plymouth. Aug. 3
OMOMenlaspis • 14 7thl7th27thof mem i Dover
Onleel *marks III 2adeil7ttormenth Southampton. July 20
Chmonel IN N Mon.,Wed.,SiErid. Southaraptoe. Ila.ra. Ss
ChM M 17th of the month itoothampton.'July 20
Mrs at & 5 Twice daily Duvet 'Twice Ca.
anisr.... 14 7th I 71h27thof mon i Dover 'July 20
embus N Tuesday a Friday I [Kaden ;Toce.,Set
lIIMMInd M Mecham ABono. !London 'llooThu
asndares NI 17th of the mon*lleouthanipten..July 20
loNsad. if k N Twice daily !Holyhead 'Tweeds
Mils (via Bambara; loth of the mosth iy 23
Lao Ma Maneilles) LIM
24 lthk24thol mouth Dover Voly 16
Modlterrauesa(ria South
ma ) M 2ntli of the month Sotithamptoo.!July 23
Ha Maranhao) N. 7ther24tb of [math Dover
Ilesiee '4 tad of the mouth Soothatopton.' Aug. 5
Madeira II 9th or the month Southampton.;Aug. 12
Melte ~, I 7t111,17th,19th,22th
'• daothof the month, Dover l.lsly IS
Naples. N sth 1L t 623thof mon , Dover
Papal Mates* N sth 15th25thof man DAN r July 21
Peninsula N 70117th27thotmoni Southampton. Arrived
Peru M 17th of the mouth Isouthampton.oJuly Ini
Tomoulye N ithlsth2so.of mon Dover !July 21
West Indies 5l MA of the mouth Southampton. July 20
West Indies (except Hs.
weans. anii Noway') 51 tad of the month Southampton. Aug. 5
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