The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-28 00:00:00

LIBERALLITUILV OP Mt. JAM S&

----Liberal.- Conservative.
Objections. Sustained. Objection& Bastained.
Uxbridge 75 :33 54 27
Bedfoot
London
Westminster
King'a-cruss
31ile-eud-road ll9 63 272 124

Total Bb7 510 1224 702
COMEILMVATIVE RETURN Or ME. SMITH.
Liberal. Conservative.
Objections. Sustained. Objections. Sustained.
Uxbridge
liedf out
London .
Westminster
King's.cross
Mile.end-read BO 45 202 rot

Total

. 644 359 1,441 3133

CITY OF LONDON.

The revision of the lists of voters for the City of
Loadon was resumed yesterday, by Mr. Thomas Young
M'Christie, the revising barrister, in the Court of Common
Pleas, Guildhall.
The bate of the parishes revised were those included in
Broad-street and Castle Romani wards.
The result of the day's revision was that out of 26 objec-
tious taken by the liberals 73 were sustained and 3 with-
drawn ; while out of 50 taken by the ounservative■ 17 were
sustained and 33 withdrawn. There was only one new
claim, whieli was made by the liberals and rejected.

THE HARVEST.

We transfer to our columns the following noticts
—••- •

WrSTERN SCUTLA2II).—The cold of last week was a
favourable circumstance for shorn crepe, as it prevented
i sprouting, but it retarded the ripening of the later grain.
With the exception of well-manured land in early aim*.
tione, the spring-sown wheat has improved very little in
appearance during the last two weeks, and we cannot
Lope for much improvement to wheat after the end
of September. The frosty mornings of Monday
and Tueeday, with the sunshine which has fol-
lowed, nay change the colour of the straw without
doing much good to the quality of the grain. Wednesday
was * better day. The morning was mild, and the air der.
ing the day was clear and bracing. This morning there
was a slight frost, and the forenoon is sunny and pleasant.
A good deal of grain has been carried to the stack .attls
this week in the lower districts of Ayrshire. lu the country
which stretches upwards from the wheat-growing districts,
the reaping of oats has been commenced, but the vary slow
maturation of the crop makes the works go on in a
leisurely manner. la the upleuda the moat of the corn is
green, end the prospects of the harvest not eucouregine.
A late oat crop may still improve considerably iu a high
situation, if tho weather be favourable, but when the mouth
of October has come round, we doubt the propriety of
waiting lung for their ripening. Beans were slightly in-
jured on some farms by the frost on Tuesday teeming.
The crop is generally very heavy, but it is still green, and
as the season goes past there is greater risk of damage.
The demand for potatoes for the English market is still to
the increase. The prim this week may be stated at from
3/. fis. to 3/. 10.. per too, when carted to a railway station.
Hay has also au upward tendency ; Ms. per IMO stones has
lately been offered fur thrashed hay in the neighbourhood
of Ayr. —Ayr Atirertiser.
NORTH NOTTINI:14111.111RIL —Notwithstanding the antic-
what fickle end at times untoward state of the weather,
harvest operations have progressed pretty favourably in this
locality, and the greater part of the crop has been safely
housed,most of it in very good condition. Nearly all the
large farmers on the Forest aide of the town have fiuished,
said in the Clays great progress has Lees nratie,... that
a very few days of favourable weather will en-
able them to secure all their white CJIM. Finn,
personal inspection, and from extensive iuquiries, we
are convinced that, in the district of itaasetlaw, there is a
full average crop of excellent corn, and must of it well
seemed. The wheats are generally tine and very good.
Most of the wind barleys too are very gaud, but some of the
heavier crops are somewhat stained by the rails. The
greater part of the last week was fine for harvest opera-
thesis, and the most was nude of it ; but on Saturday
morning we hail a considerable fall of rain. It afterwonls
cleared up, and a fine day ensued. titiuday end Monday
were must beautiful, bat towards night the different shoals
of cirrus clouds indicated au approachingehauge. Main baton
at 4 in the morning of Tuesday, with a brisk wind from the
north-east, which has proved very disastrous to the fruit-
trees in exposed situations. Harvest operations are at a
standstill, and the weather gloomy in the entwine. —Net-
I inekain Jou eau!.

ROYAL NATIONAL RIFLER—In a,llitiou to tlic
drills which take place mussing and evening at the Wel-
lington Barracks, the members of this owl* new waste! en
Friday aid Saturday evening., by permission of the autho-
rities, in Westiniusteeltall,whieli affords to those who wens
by their houre ofj business hitherto preeluded from drilling
au opportunity uflenroinz their milibuy duties. lu eon•
sequence of a donation of 30f. having beet' placed at the
dispoeal of the sumps fur prize rifle shooting several
some and appropriate prizes will DO doubt be determined
upon by the sommitten, to be oonteniled for by the ~emb-
ers as soon as they are 'sufficiently advanced in a know-
ledge of their drill end the we of their rifles.
NORTH MIDDLE/4RX Runs.—Under the title of
the "North London Collegiate Cadet Company of rho
29th Rifle Volunteers." between tin and fa of the young
gentlemen of the North London Colleguite Sehi..l et
iondon down have been attached to the "North Middle,‘
Rifles," and it is expected that the company will be sled lilt
made up to lin