The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-18 00:00:00

TO TRX =ITO& OP TRI ITTRESX.

812,—The "knocking out" of Ethiopian was the
mast important Stature of Monday's debate, and the sup-
port given to Earn Lesurton, who is said to have settled the
thence of Telegram at home, must take rank as next in
importance, for it serves to make The Bandsman look
beam, sad, consequently, Pitzroland most be just about the
meek. Should the ground become heavy, Sedbury will be
entrmely dangerous, although the money looks to be on
Eclipse. Longrange la not in high feather again, and I
plead guilty to not understanding the morse concerning
him, although my opinion is unchanged as to ►is bag a
Derby horse all over. Tozophilite is, perhaps, the only ow
I her in the race, but not liking chopping end changing,
let me put my one, two, three thus —Fir.roland, Kelpie,
sad Eclipse, looking upon T. Parr's horse (Kelpie) as the
best " outsider." METEOR.
May 18.

The Duke de Brabant arrived at Dresden on
the 14th. When the train in which the prince was reached
tits station of Riess, the King of Saxony happened by
chance to be waling for it to pro red to Dresden. On being
told that the Duke de Brabant was la It, the King joined
the prince and both went together to the liexon capital. In
the afternoon his royal highness dined with the Slag and
die Primo Rd*.
Prince Demetrius Oinks, the son of the ex-
Hompodar Gregory °hike, and nephew of the meseat
Caro= of Wallachia, has arrived in Paris.

A letter from Peath, of the 10th, says, " the
steamer which left to-day for Constantinople, has on board
the historian Frederick Returner, who is about to make a tour
la the But"

Mr. J. 0. Dodson, M.P., has received some weeks'
have of 'bract from parliament, " in consequence of do-
Wait affliction and urgent private affairs."

The following s the resolution adopted by the
parliamentary committee on the Great Nlethern and Maw
chaster, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire Railways Amendment
Bill .—" That the preamble of the bill le proved. That the
agreement of the 29 h of July, 1854, woe, in the opinion of
this committee, ultra meta end therefore ab Ositio void.
Thee the charges of bed faith and of iniproperly declining
seldirotioa against the London and North- Western Company
Iwo set bun sestsimiL"

Is is understood (says the Times) to be the inten-
tional the eatheritiee, with the sanction of the Duke of
Cembridip, to send no more reinforcements for her liditiony's
regimante serving in India fmm this country until the end of
W seat month or the beginning of July, unless additicend
temps Amid be required In India before that period, by
width Hare it le calculated that about 10,000 cavalry and
Isbeery vat be ready to embark for the purpose of re-
initiating dm ihmen's regiments now serving in Bengal,
Bombay, awl Madre&
Da. BWAI.D IN GREENWICH.—Dr. Bernard
will shortly dallier marabou In the Loners Hall, Green-
wich, ea the ?relent state of France politically con-
akierad."--fiverwer wA Fray Prow. _

Ma. ALLSOP.—Some of the Mends of Mr. Allsop
have ascertained from the law adviaere of the crown that
government doss not intend to proceed against the exiled
r the ere against him is almost identical with
ILatiesugaZ Dr. Bernard, and would undoubtedly terminate
is the nom vat —Lash Mercury.
CITY or LIMBRICI BJACTlON.—Limerick hr
been is • eine el the pester confusion for the last few
dap. On Snaky night a deepaete mob from the Mah-
e:me, with eters rid bludgeon., broke in the vendors@ of
several horst; the magistrates Investigated several of the
ores yesterday, and in the majority of them it appears that
the prow whole houses were thus attacked were sup.
perigee of Mr. Aright. The police have been acting on
the stet, and the resident magistrates le the city en wet
MATO Is preereing the peace. Yesterday the high area,
Dr. Lana, ride • proclamation in the Court-hoer to the
art that the election is to commence on Pridey when the
semialien takes place, and the polling on Monday next.
The result of the contest continues doubtful.
A BTRAM PLOW:in.—A subscription was lately
aillerad into Is LW for • teminsonial to Mr. Thomas Aveltng,
in reereitioa af hie novices, more especially in censorious
with the int:mangles and improv. mint of the steam plough.
Within a very short period upwards of JOD pedantic, in.
eledieg the most ahem agriculturists of the wordy, metered
Moir ernes r saberribers. Yesterday the press taboo of
the teuirielid. which consists of • handsome diver salver,
ups white was laid a vole ccataining 200 somungea,
took place at Ashfotd, W. Derr, Bag., M.P., in the
teen% la the course of the day a trial el the plough took
place la the racer of a Merge body of agriculturists. The
~,tuA Ofuette as,. that Mr. Aveling's steam plough will
plough eight acres is tea been. at • met, including wear and
tear and interest co spleakem dove at2i, lite td ,or Ices than
7a per acre, while the eget of ordinary ploughing Is usually
reckoned at It.. an seete. "If this," adds our cotemporary,
"were all that the stem plough would effect, its hteroduction
weld be matter et the vegetal Importance; but we need
hardly print out that this Is set the oily educing* offered
by it. There is the imolai of time which every farmer may
calculate for himself, the oppartaalty thus affueded for getttug
seed into the ground in the meet favourable weather, and she
the benefit resulting from deep ploeghieg, which, though
not so readily estimated, will no doubt be ern in the cha-
racter of the crop."

Tax WEATHER WZATHER AND THE CROPS.—The weather
Ms bra tor art stormy during the lam Sew days. Beery
sale base follPS, accompaated by boisterous winds from the
sod! sad esetb-west. Though the temperature has bees
odd tee die Uses el year, it la certainly improved Axe last
week. WI we lave r yet had little or so genial May
westhor. No doubt mmetadon will be everywhere greatly
ellmeibeed by the large amount of wet that has Niel. sad
shied the preerat weather pee way to brighter Inflames
beasese preyed will be rapidly made, A few 'shay days
weed week weeders. Everywhere tb crops is,
wdl. Taw days ago the 'beats were beeinning 11:61=
somewhat rdlow, bet the last week has effected a material
drags la that respect they we mein I
ta tbe most growing and vigorous apportion. ;3=
pew de else weidag • greet start, and the pastures eshiblt
M drew that we shall have a "per yew." A
„" es say the dam Is Sr bees dedrebie ;
ides the bee wow mind rho dry, wares weather
MI be boded for. Abweine• of wet how will
ems al pals mop to no re dwelt to strew—say, it is by
SPIN averred that wheat der sat esquire • drop of rata aftw
Ibis dale, At presoak borrow, so bra hole's dory to
AM or wee would. It Ire NMI over ogrootrady, sad
Am lo so /MOO to =Wpm* odor dim peplos' toootio
dor tir ownt ing moath.—dtemes 4Jaire'vr.
OxroiD Wozcsrm, AND VOLVIpLEAMPTON
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reoll dthis emei y, haws, th.
lenednidge Ezinsks Dna, he the tenth& man itg
Nei, hare bra 7,8241. lie. IL, midst these Isr the
eserenpandinq fortnight et 1857 estiested to 8,1341. C 61.,
mod the expenditure, obi babilliag AN el the Ithva lit:d
agemks Cewl, $,314L k. 44., Wag at dr taste of
41.37 the oat., whilst fives gdw tar genenpenilag ketnight
d 11117 atheanted to 3,9411. 10s. 44... sr et the nth d 0.46
pr ast. The ram of 61.4201. lin. pi., thlejtheirlpsbal
all Int sight fortniebta and threethes tithe ;Mild
11. the UHL lee. 2d, u gown thin • thedgit
SISK 11. 6d., et spank 71,07 L MAIM, theesthethenti-
kg atm thethlghta end four der et thegrerimpor. /lathe
ethe d 1144181 th. 7d., belas throw the Se bet Atha
Etand Arm dere d the lisiiiese, alai Mir
Id. as show, mime M MORI expiellithe of
0. 741., Isein th the nth d Max with, se
*Ow 36,373/. L. IL the 1w
ami her days of the probes raqrno ids=
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