The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-26 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

MA Di rosz, July 24.—110ps now want some good, warm
weather; bat. with mit cumuli of Moodily and Tareday last, the
lemma/m*lw hen of a low temperature, with in qurot 'bowers,
the MO% oat awl ear at the o amely so. Oa the wk le, we art
&lag lady. awl me not at veriest in e 'varies that is I kely to m-
alls rem he gar part Omar& a Anty at 90,sta1.
WasTaallAN, July 24.—We hope the showers will hare
• br...ll•lst ellen as fir hors ; et pasein they are terktsa very bad.
M•entilis, July 24. la taking a general surrey of our
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sad ellielitlee rar. armor: venous pets nor farad..
we Sad thee time trw laable potreace• el a beelike blew,
heareashrhail ; sad invarua, the bine a Folio, e; nada,
that is lariara Slid warbegen We bed hived ite Lite shower. would
awe sheiheilhevansda, hit.
tsuch is six theme.

YALDINO, July 24.—The general remark in this neigh.'
bourbon lethal we hen a seal show of Mee and that the themes or
a emp a s ellogithee dyes the lalnna Osetainly seladeit
Wary INS kess lOW ar Is ea whet hes livrearl, to
putlfy gleamy oppneemdem.
EAST July 24.—We have had a great deal of
rata. otempedel by raw mid winds, since our leet mike, from
' u wend ogrebenethe of mitmourabie coreequenerw. The bine
is maw finelverd la rig limas with us, and. wader the moot pro-
-- mallethil shag elegamelmmea teganar. there an be no reliance placed
•
MOW moth
BOXLIIT, July 24.-111.• oil there a alight appearance
el Impewsumeat is pereenne, teem the Mist of the late reins
BoValtilen MONCIIIILSZA, July 24.—We are slack of bine
is Ude pinked the eniatity rot ramie we have bad aad have
have dose as Want Irreparable mlie!ief. We have hopes or some
Improvement non. tee slid flammable weather seemed the heavy
rakes Melds wen.
WALDIIOIt, July 24.—Since our last we have had no im-
,
UCIFILLD, July 24.—Our hops eontinue to do badly;
they pet worse every day, and we shall pow but very few,
BRIGHTLINO, July 24.—The Lite rains have pushed us
Into the bliglt. Most of our ermine are now Meek, and wins we
• get • change for the better ray moo, it will be impossible for us to
do meth.
SUITED, July 24.—We cannot say anything in favour
at the hop rardraa this week ; they are still very foul, sad every
appearance or a blight.
IlaittrlELD, July 24.—Our gardens are not looking so
' well es we mould wish; certainly not in • ',try improving °noddles.
' Wi , July 21.—Some of the gardens in this parish
' do not moot a very healthy appearance, owing to the hoosy-dew
and dy ; s hike others are la • more favourable condition.
EASTORINSTELD AND LINO FIELD, July 24.—A great
thane has come ever the hops in them district. store oar Lat. Oa
Monday the honey dew on the bine was greater Ulu say dim be this
, seems; this Ountinued um. it Tuesday, when a change leak aisle tor,
, the better, and hope was returned to the planters. The Ise hale
sale returned, and canines to d I gnat havoc; altogether the ap.
pearances are DM so
Ttce joad.
it CIO; J y 24.—The hop bines in this parish have
not progressed Miens the past week. and the general °puns of the
. planters is that they sre at parent going the wrong way.
'lure'', July 23.—A few gardens look rather better; but
• our ern must be mall.
• Yr-allearditi, July 24.—There is no improvement in the
Moldering the past week. Many gardens are wore,
adrarizro, July 24.—Our accounts from the hop
goners an of a very 10000 r character ; the epleolon Is becoming
' ney pang that the crop will be a vere shirt one. The
shamery weMber appears to increase the vermin, with whinrt
they

Dtnss, July 24.—Thcrc is considerable improvement in
assuses the hop pounds, and promise a • fair crop tor the yru.
Than ant micy rude= re be tuned in a very Wetly state, and we
alb pig ef, so that the ascot bewared, weather sill not recover
lb a.

UDIIIOIg, July 24.—We observe some very good hop
=d g air the year appear to b • In • growing state; but still
ire essay acres of ground that are dare op ; so dunce of re-
ign's,.
Icsizsectx, July 23.—This parish has suffered severely
teem third,. hoe, and hooey ; the bine in many rodeos is le • eery
sigitly state sad evidently ro off 'gaily. There are some my gied
prises, pretty tree from sessile an f mania, a far enip.
HAWllitlithr, July 23.—Our hops are still very foul in-
deed; the hos keep lo lowing the young branches up.
FAILNII.SX, July 24.—The hop reports are very conflict-
ing. Bcwis arousals are reported better, while others see decidedly
much worse, and sertainly the prospects fur a crop an to a most
anion state. _ _ _

Saute, July 28.—There are but few branches tree from
vermin, although the lice do not seem to be a, numerous as try
were. Tie general aspect of the gardens will not justify tel predr
don of en abundant crop.
SavENoaxs, July 2 late thunder showers have
partially cleared the Mawr of vermin. and au doubt the bine, width
before touted ratty, will greatly benefit from the improved state of
the ground. Sulkiest time has not yet elapsed to see the effect pro.
dated on the roar. It is, however, too lets to expect more than (at
mom) • medium tin —
ZEITHAN.—The hops still continue lie very preconous
ante; the late falai have had at effect on them r yet, IMO the rube-
-1 tri_ty is test they eon raw but few.
Waseeltarka, July 23.—The hops have improved this
last met in some of the gardens. Some look very rowing sad
Wady to grow .no. boas.
throw), July 24.—We are no better than last week. 1
The roars are very foul.
Sett, July 23.—We are certainly better, and calculate
halts crop.
EDINBILIDGE, July 21.—What to say about the hops
with us require sure jammer. We bre some genlena that sera!
to improve very muds, and we have rare that are Irking very bad.
—aserreySfanderd.