The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-01 00:00:00

HOP INTBLLIOENCE.

hone, Aug. 28.—Tbe somata from the ratiatioies are
et a _menmelll intreved character, end the duty minced t
MOM. mama homy, and to Deco sales lower prates tart be
malrlitted
Mainirroah. Leg. 311.—ne fine warm weather that we
Dar esperemer fee re lest tes days, cosalsginzairtee the arly at
this late pedal of the mom has rend- higbty fld-
Vaneritent el the begs. The healthy oimas have b m much im
primik sielhabelg.where pod masseessat p hee yeemibk and the
fairlie ins heen we hist lb satipash will MUM mhe kgretelid
Aral the alesegliaWt Ms bees mat te them The pr-
religlitel alere. tees Imre Lkewhe hem beasimsd le a good
Meat sae ref pores mere than was at see Me ; but
Mame the Webs wee mere the pleat has net sallient eLmina re.
Maleim r mks my hither Warta, sm4, et sede, a makierabie
=el le he heed. MU a raft— emle Sae and
weather, a maideralie berme la the palm of the
phwelatlem any he meet* ma esesegnentli as advance In
tY of the any. Ms main am appears to be the principle
dembeira et whisk We emplaless see mamba sad my serious,
hat we toes lb imps Mil he semewhatimeVme it we shall be ler-
Ilkeeseel Ms mem% mom and weather. Our reports
km*. sward ilhirieb me elm* y of the me mem.
The pod preemie him hapremil, eel the bed oats remain ere
ry.
The Mole dlstrbet elm the hike Ibm Most to remeeks centime
and M the whey km Weed to Ayisslard they
vuele. The any, however, haa esetdali advaseed,
Wme mmy *takers" today la favour of I COOL We
the repeeie km ewer et the to ullar parishes, th a notice
slot all the bed penis whisk we Moe reported week after week,
bare not shore the slightest symptom of improvement.
STAYLINUMIT.—We keep improving a little; kat if we
weld see all the hops we shall aely pow a few. The weather is all
right for • further improvement, but we think the duty is set too high.
W are Bigon pretty well, and im-
proving m to the Mulct.
ATLIMPOSD.—In one part of the parish, id the wood, the
hops look very beautlful, but la nearly every other part they are cer-
tainly very had.
—litOrrog.—We are still improving in our good pentads,
Yd to some parte we shall grow a good many hops.
Kumworra.—There .4 an improvement Is the good
pounds, bet the mouldy ors are getting worse.
Yabolso.—ln sums parts ot the pet eat the hops are very
mood, but In other pats the mould is increasing, and they are as bed
se they ma be.
Oritbm.—We are doing pretty well on the whole, but
vary very meek ; SOW, indeed, :.re extremely bal.
NAST PICILNAN —Were much about the ease as laet
week bet still pommeing, and are likely to grow fully r many as we
Zeill.tu.suo.--Good hops continue improving, but the
had are met worse than bit mek.
RaTitsheliaLD, Aug. 28.—Our tart week's report will
man lag this; we come slowly itato hop, Lut then lo m dams tar
rep—art the meet remote.
LlNGellti.D. AND BONDI= or 131:111tZT, Aug. TS.—The
wines in this district, some of them at least, are reared to glee a
modereas erop. We refer to the gardens In favourala:e situations, sal
that bass less well tilled. The crops to other gardens (lets Lamar-
ably situated) are expected to produce but a tabs of as average
Crop. The prospects at the growers are snore cheerios rase the or.-
meant shower.
EXaTOWNSTNAD, Mg. 29.—The prospects of the growes
here are anything bet Mewing; it I. now thought that ems prim
will not be gathered at all; whiait a kw prams elbow sigrofa
sioderite crop.
Woitcsaraa, Aug. 30.—The IVoreeseer Awned says:
That the plantations are freakily improving, and the duty is advanc-
ing iii consequence, the estimate berg now 7,5u01., and °prior are
greta:ly in [sewer of • higher amount, et pc:WIT with s coatinuanc(
a the preecia was in forms weather, which is doing warns tar the
step and will much improve the quality of the rm. Char market wee
fht on Satunlay. am' the old hops were 24. per es t. lower; Whar
rem steady.

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ITmersumax, Aug. 29.—Then ars about 10 acres of hops
that will grow Il cwt. per sae, which is muds more than Mill •
mop ht tb4 ;Allah. Setae few garde,. a will gum froin three to live
awe. par acre, but by far the greater pert will not grow hall a est.
per MFG
Caszessoox, Aug. 30.—Th• hops are doing everything
nom wish them in the mad gardens, and tl.e bed grans are much
=during the Lot turtaidut.
Lei, Aug V.—There is a very great improvement
la the bre within the last Affright, imnieriey in the blighted
groarls. We ray probably average .t eat. per acre in the prigs
through.
Faususee, Aug. 29.—The hop have mute a truly won.
&Mal imptmerent daring the inc Wtnislot. In way Maw they
are looklog very well indeed. 1 here al t not be rimy st the village
al flate, but the lowa *rations sre briar rite and bestr typo
dlliramtvact. Aug. 29.—The hops make but little progress.
The Junease appear brintrethe hist at present ; the grape Lop a very
Weliwatd. Sore et the mare in bum but ...ha nu program.
Sus DRWOR, Asa. 29 —Them an a few hope in one or
two genteel In the lower part of Ibis per& that are likely to be
picker, but in sere order in the neighborhood of the village there
are no rote Urn when the mks were rusk sp.
DAIJAMOTON. WA/ABLITOX, LAD lIILLINOLIT.-30•11
irmtvereint beim rads, bet sot to any great vaunt.
hoos awls NUIPIEIIi, Aug. 30.—Not azt hour has passed
Eir the last am ot tour thy: but we hoe it-itte..l u lila, towtrus •
better mem draw, we liardl3 on re best lords ; the others re.
arta swirl ar a arty is.
AIIiUCIVIHAN, Aug. 110.-84se our last report we have
devoted a little time in loads' area closely owe the pround,
there appeared to be • Little *dew about who the frourite wm.
It Mill ours with hlr. Pin _pan, of Vreakwell, say aye sores of hi.
at er can. per we. We really shell de better than we upected at
ow Wm _ _ _

WANTI.IitO AND 111.711STNIOXCIDX. Aug 30.—TlooG-
iber altogether hae made us pellet up ear eon; vs shall get mare than
our neighbours. We eau toast et mom 40 owe la two parishes that
will pow 12 task others are lorkarg loglor, and will do Inner than
was Mogen of.
Roo. Aar. 30.—The hop bays Improved In appearacce
daring the past week, sithough not to the extent of the he:reamed
ortlams of the aim", wane M ecalidertil by many as now much too
Aug. 30.—Th• hops are all now out, and f. ore
the slaloms of line show theawive. to their g,attst catgut. A few
of the very Ind gardens hare certainly improve 1.
TICINVIIST, Aug. 30.—Tae hat tow days' war= weather 11
SONNe• as to report more farogrably of the hlo.in this wish.
ETC'S igiontan, Aug. Wl—Having had fins, warm weather
ter several days past, Ms Insight forth a by hops In many grounds
where we eapeetad mom and m our by Lot gardens we have a can.
siderstaa improvement
BNIOIITI.IIIO, Aug. 30.—Oar hope rontinua to improve
little where they are Dot hit tao bard, sad with a =Una one of warm
weather we may poskibly avenge oweper :ave.
uwamt , Aug. 30.—W0 have to notito an Improvement
in thaw g •nkass that sere not ea much infected with By, some of
which mil irmw, perhaps, half an SWIM! cr."; but those gardens
whirl, Lad much tly some tam sines are to ail intents and porpoise
defunct.

BIVIONAIII AND OTFORD.—In the neighbourhood of
niumento Uwe Y sertaistly wane Insprovessest„ but In Orf the
bop condom as hertiolure—la a howler st.te.
Batman, Aug. 30.—Tae lulu in tau peal& have not
made the prove. that Wight be etptch.d. iE thz must blighted
plane se Improvement can be eoteed.
COWDIIII, kg. 30.—We tan give no better ectoent of
one hops ; they do eat cone out well. 'We have few gtrdtos in
which we noticed they are doing a little, but the chief part continue
very ba
Tu. unit Oi WELLa —The hops in this neighbourhood
hare generally Improved were imprt.sculcut ou possible. On sane
poor tercet lead the crop will be very pod, ohne other emus le in
the *aloe stighboni hood, In a high state of cultivation, will not grow
• cwt an acre. _ _

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Aug. 29 —la a vary limited number of garde as
the hope are expanding, but la plats, and not so fait a. they should
coaaiderins the Ilse wentlur ; iCdl, "a ray of hope ta Wagons " that
we shall get a few pond hops.
Hoos, Lug. 29 —The bu:r is waling into bop at a snail's
wallop. Alter a week's more sun, we shall know better what to say
about theta.

Cauw Linnet, Avg. 30.—We are not worse since last
weak, and that is yearly u much as we will presume to say. A t.w
lawrirmay be avather . about
Oro g t:al ionised, whiethyairttriume of favour-
CATSPIteLD, Aug. 29.—Nearly the wine as last week, ea-
Vthat
bthelight bier is bursting lab hop In the gardens that Dare'
the
ATIIVIZLD, Aug. 30.—The hops in this parish are
skit bat hills ; we think there Is no haprocrtatnt sine* our last.
EMINBhIIIOI, Aug. 30.—We must again remit that
mom Mont ptiens ar• still improving, particularly the but mitt-
vexed pans& that have been looking better throughout; still is
mu) grounds stem In a very tad state and no. Bing eau be expected.
We do think that we can say we shall grow mote In this parish than
mold ns expected, say three weeks tack.
Bum, Aug. 30.—Toe hop plantations in this parish
eenthme to make great preress when the bins is in a healthy state;
but there am massy pick= which produce but a very *on
entnixona, Aug. 20.—The hest gardens are Emelt im-
pend in appearance, and premise a fall crop, but the diseased grounds
Mill continue slack and win aot_produae much.
Iczt.ssican, Aug. 30 —There are many gardens in this
garish that are set at a too per sere, some at ten handro I, and some
it Sy. buithel; bake the perish although, they API produce shoat
tam lendred per ewe.
UCLPIII.D. Aug. 31.—The late exceeding nice weather
▪ eassider•Mg heprend time grounds tirit were yerUslly blighted,
sod brad oat • few hops IS ethers where we dwi sot expect toy.
It Is Row biz lo estimate oar district, which te a bad one, at two
art- per am
ars coming on pretty well with the
help et the Ise, warm weather that we have ha I fur the but week or
mom; and some of mu grounds are making quite a &mat appear_
eater.

ifottorrow Moncumana.—The hest and middling Imps
have men decidedly [weaved, partkulsrly the miikliint, where they
were bed they have let improved la the le art.
Loaam—ln quantity we are increasing daily. and the qua-
lity Li a ad, pertkederly on the best sods; oa s me stoup soli 'efts
there is on appearance ',premature ripeness. Hain would do good.
CA vr.L.—Our grounds bays been much bees fi ted by
the suitable weather that we have enjoled for upesida of n week;
but nor partite very veriebier and the greater portion still remain•
a blank and part mearety.—Surrep Slandar4.
Woacairrwt, Aug. 111.—The weather being warm time
ear last report at the Is, we have to notice an improve-
ment In the late rem* wallet she round parts are progressing
better than expectation The quality of the maple le likey to be
total. The duty le celled row.

WOOL—LOWDow, eelonial OT foreign Warmly
try hoistat has hew dose Wit weekbi=l.lwwww, are arm, but
lb. market at wry wiat. Ile wit mit Isle plow nest
math. Arrival tau week are 4:6 keel". There la a fair bud.
awe delft; in Zootleit, are pals.. are Ira. mks at market is the
hat& of intim an wry bean, and, away bete. anal.. to esti part,
tames a howbeit% IS that la tam e wtere tam are mem, paista
be "NW a dodo la Inset et We layer.
Luna, A. 31.—Tbsre is set say Airman to upset in
oel& Wall the pretest week. Me tuoty sorbet how; prime an eta .We bare to mu lib -n brides Wool
ice ow LW. The torn to purr L.,oc with more eon.
Meow et preelow ream
Livoaroos., Ay/. 30.—Yeatarday and to-day 3,000 into.
ihreles wag his, hew olbred at auction ; 1.600 Ewe India, SOO
Boma 11.=ad toe Entre Rimy with shoot Turkey.
he.; about throe-feurthe of the who% leasiEl=
=taw meet la a great mew in twee. a hslkienay ism than
at tlw of WY math. This decline ww molly seta in the
mMtee, d whisk then was a great proportion ; yellow awl greys
will well. The Buses Ayres and Mkt Woe tomprient
the low diet we /rows a that onustry, sad wen pmerally
orsettrat modideo ; Me aemortitioa was animated. sod word
trti WO 11th. M 1114. 01117 • Lan the °WirkS
ian Eirat. Wr went awl that at rat r loiter prime.
YORK, An/. who of wool at our market this
day amore t, awl the .31eathwee at lame iras thin. Prime SW
Ned Meet Me same as ea the la 4 turbot-Joy. Mew
Wool sal at kw Sr. he Go pm awe. Nob red hols ken Ts. Id. to
e prism pee elms. The week at tke moor Wool tome boyars at tlie
abov

HOSTERY AND LACE —Laroneenn Ann. 31 .—Bosi
area coortnam la a very tatlatemory cafe. The Rods of all Made EC
:manually employed. Tbr wyee .4 the •ro..ght hem Um beta
Kerb Wearied St par einem AL wan. Woole and yam are Ann.
eaminental mem Re dirt sebd undo' clotliv of all bleb bag'
been tennoway hiqte. bat are new Beery avaap!e•.c 1. A Ally a. rnge
bone Proppot for It c n-at two or tllit•. twj.ti 1, err atel..-doie ,
U►rtaaarp

Vie Vrpreoo.

OUTGOING NAILS.

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The West India Mails, including Bergman, Havana,
Nassau, Honduru, New Orleans, and Menke, and excluding
those for Madeira, St. Jean-deNicarassa, New Granada,
Cbili, said Pau, will be made up this evening.
The nada fu Madeira, the Brazils, asu Buenos Ayres,
will be leads up on Sept. 4.
The mails for Viso, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Cadiz, and
Gibraltar, will be made up on the morning of Sept. 7.
The mails for Br,tis► North America and the United
States will be made up on the sveniog of Sept. 7.
The mails, ries Marseilles, to the Mediterranean, Egypt,
Ceyirm, India, llong-Hong, &c., will De made up on
the evening of S•pt. 7.
The mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the I mien Islands,
Egypt, Ceylon, India, and Chios, riot Southampton, will
be made up on the morning of Sopt. 20.

wion WATER ♦T Loxpoor ARMCO:.
Afteearen, i h Wm.
Afternoon, 2 h. hal.

LONDON, 84IVRD4Y, SEPT. 1.

WITH the fall of Venice hes disappeared the last
vestige of popular resistance to military and absolu-
tist power, and to foreign domination. Those who
glory in such a result must, in consistency, regret
that our oon revolutions of the middle and the close
of the 17th century were ever carried out, and must
lament that the Doke of BRUNSWICK, V ith Lis emigrf
aaxiliarier, did not crush the French Revointion in
1792, and restore that country to the perruques, and
the courtesans, a-d the incapable statesmen of the
old regime. Fortunately, revolution and its princi-
ples then succeeded, bun in Englard and in France;
and both countries owe to that success their free in-
stitutions, their commercial prosperity, their religions
freedom and toleration. We are no admirers of that
democracy which must sometimes take the reins of
government on the morrow of a revolution. But
such democracy has a great deal to excuse it, both in
its own inexperience and in the geeeral dissolution of
things and institutions around it. This demccracy is
seldom chargeable with the cot of revolu ion: that
is universally produced by the folly of the go-
verning and the upper dusts, and Lot saldum
by their treachery or connivance. The roves:ration in
Paris of februery, last year, was connived at by the
very party which now age als to heaven and to
bayonets against it. The insurrection of Vi nna was
at first fostered and encouraged, fa the sake of
ousting Prince METTERNICH. by that very court party
which afterwards extinguished it in blood and rent
its leaders to execution. The same may he raid of
those recent insurrections of Baden and the Palati-
nate, which are bat the rigid logical corm qtence of
opinions professed by princes and oy the most eminent
authorities amongst the German people.
Democracy, just unwound from its twaddling
clothes, certainty proved incapable of governing, and
almost as incapable of legis.st;ng. MA are the
military governments which have put down demo-
cracy one atom more capable, or more rational ? The
provisional government was an unsatisfactory one.
Is that a more satisfactory or steVe government
which reqaires to harp armies of .70,000 and of 80,000
men encamped under the walls and in the forts cf
every great city ? It costs at this moment more for
the military police of France than Louts BLANC him-
self would have spent for paying the working classes
in national ateliers. Revolution, or c.ounter revolu-
tion, it is a tose up between them whieh is the meet
foolish, the moat ferocious, the most criminal, or the
most rodigal.
The fact is, that the war of cloves which forms the
great European characteristic of ocr day, can never
be put an end to by the conquest of one cla-s over
another, or by the subjection of ore class to another.
There must bra compromise ; and in no country of
Europe that we tee are the military governments
willing or capable to make that c enpromiee.
As to Russia, we know its principle of government.
Austrian authorities are at this moment enbjecting
Milanese women to be flogged, for being parties in a
riot got up by Aurrian officers. HADRTSKI, who
ordains this, and who set his hue and cry th, other
day after the poor pregnant wife of GARIBALDI, and
HATNAU, the gnat pillars cf the Auttriatn govern-
ment, are simply a pain of brute beasts, niacin acts
and whose language would disgrace the ninth eec-
tuey. What can be hoped from trar,f ering the
government of a great country to such hands? We
&rawer, nothing, save future and more fearful revo-
lutions. _ _

Ignorant as were the assemblies, born of universal
suffrage in cou-.tries just emancipated, titer, was still
hope of thew assemblies founding something. The
Frankfort A.sembly has left do excellent constittr ion.
And had the several sovereigns actei oir,c-rely with
these assemblies, as the Kings of PiA!moat have
done, they might have succeeded, In that great com-
promise b 'tween King and people on which cur own
government has stood fur so trrny centuriel.
But a military power, or a government founded on
military power, is quite as incapable of arriving at
this, as the moat heterogent ous and democratic as-
sembly that ever existed. ]low can SCRWAIMMIERO
reign, except by terror? Lombardy w I requ:re 100,000
men to keep it quiet. Hungary wilt demand as
many, especially as the ministettil papers of Vienna
declares, that it must be assimilated to the rest of the
empire in taxes and in debt. Tne Get tn,n subj. ets
of the Emperor are one fermenting mass cf die affec-
tion and hatred to the pverr.ment. The I:ohetnians
arc in a kind of stupid disappointment at the pro-
, mitred emarcipation of March having merely ied to
' truth butdens and to the disappearance of all
' coin, industry, and credit. Financial and poli-
tical embarrassments such as those of Austr;a,
could never have been cured save by a euccesful re-
volution. The success of the counter-revolution
flings upon the hapless government of such a country
all the embareements and miseries of b.), h stiter. It
is just as if the France of 1794 was given back to
Lotus the SIXTEENTH and MAI'nEPAS to govern.
Whet could the imbeciles have done with it ? And
what Call SCIIWARZENBERO and the Archduchess
SOPHIA do with Austria, save pawn it deertr to
the CZAR ?

We hear rumours of an absolutist conspiracy
against England to display itself in commercial ex-
clueioe. And we hear that the " two gentlemen of
Verona," whom Lord BROUGHAM used to vita/wrote
are coming with this bugbear to England, end asking
for the sacrifice of Lord PALMERATOX, as an act of
penitence due on the part of England for his lord-
ship's Ilangarian speech. Such a policy of spite is
very like the old women that govern Au-trio, and
that represent and abet is principle here. But their
twaddle merely deserves cintempt.
As to more serious enmity than the se whispery, we
have no cause to fear it. Russia, we repeat, even
commanding as she does the mi'itary resources of
Austria, will have quite enough to do to hos p down
the Scl►vonic population within and a ithout its
frontier. Mr. ContonN's assertion of the c ruparative
weakness of Russia, was never mare fa ly proved ,
than by those desperate and exhaustive eff:rts which I
were necessary to the two great empires to put down
such an insurrection as that e Hungary—an incur-
rection
which, after all, has been put down, we be-
lieve, more by diplomacy and intngue, than by the
sword. Mr. CoBDEN never said that Ruse a
and Austria unit-d would not overcome lloniaary.
He said, that if Russia west out of i's way to msko
unprovoked war upon England and the west, the
power and the resources of England would crumple
up such a foe as it would a sheet of paper.
England, we are glad to say, as a government and
as a parliament, has held aloof from all these convul-
sions of the mat and of the west. Certain of these
struggles, those of Rome and of Hungary,
have excited deep sympathies in tho British
public. 'that publio has cast its moral blame
upon the invaders and the a:pressers, the
executioners and the inquisition. If the absolutist
governments deny the British people the freedom of
their opinions—if they wish to make war with us on
this amount, a war of commercial exclusion or diplo-
matic intrigue, we shall then have an excuse and a
plea to become, what we have hitherto refrained from
being, active propagandists of the great principle of
popular liberty, as opposed to military despo:isin.
We should recommend the kings and tetrarchs and
ephemeral presidents of European countries not to
provoke England to any such a war. And little
wisdom aa they may have, we are confident that they
have, at least, wisdom enough to abide, with respect
►o England, in the goal old rule of—let us alone and
we will let you glace.

Ix the wiried circle of im-yroducive ar.d anti-pre-
dilutive taxation, there is no item more deserving of
, co.,Wderation than the duty en advekt,. meet,. No
Iwo's'. WE pivbALly eusibinis in 64 ..an...nt ft 4.40.4