The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-09 00:00:00

THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

The past week has been one of broken weather.
Heavy and frequent but partial showers, with thunder
here and there, and warm sunshine in the flue intervals,
have, together with a good deal of wind, formed the staple of
the week. The temperature has been high, with some
exceptions, and on the whole the character of the weather
has been decidedly seasonable. Hot suns, heavy showers,
and somewhat rough breezes, are typical of July, and the
first week of that mouth has not belied its general cha.
meter.

•--Of the crops we are happy to report in highly satisfactory
terms. The wheats continue to improve, and it is admitted
en all hands that the improvement established during the
last month is unusually marked. Of course the thin plant
on certain soils ran only be thin, but the yield, even in
such cases, promises to be far beyond what wee at one
time anticipated. On other lands the crop has thriven
wonderfully, and looks in many instances splendidly. Oats
and barley, peas and beans, have all much improved. In
the western part of Sussex the crops of all kinds are look.
ing vigorous in the extreme, and hold out great promise.
The oats are especially luxuriant. The late rains 'adverse
forcing temperature have dope a good deal in increasing the
bulk of the grass. But the progress of the hay-harvert
is slow, being impeded by the recent showery weather.
Some quantity has, however, been carried in good con.
dition, and a few days of settled fine weather would see
both mowers and haymakers all hard at work. Complaint('
are made in some districts of the scarcity of hands. Dry
warm weather would now be extremely aeoeptable, and we
are rapidly approaching the period when anything like con-
tinued wet would be regarded as very serious. As yet,
however, no harm beyond retanlation of the labours of the
hayfield has been done. In fact, other crops have been int-
, proved by the rain. There appears to be a general Milne'.
sloe that the harvest is likely to fall early. The grain crops
have made very great growth lately, and if hot July weather
should set in. the ripening process would go ou with more
than usual rapidity.
The hops still form an exception to the general rule. In
spite of the showers and forcing temperature, the plant
turns vellow and shrivels up under the attacks of the
hosts a insect enemies which have now for ',me weeks
beset it. In some grounds, where good farming and
ample capital have been made available, the plant ex-
hibits symptoms of being able to weather the storm, sad
makes heed against tly, lice, and honeydew ; but in gar-
dens of a less fortunate character the prospecte appear
to get worse and worse. There would seem, however,
to be a alight general improvement in the last few days.
We last week pointed out that the plant had not yet
bed time to show the effect of the recent cleansing, and
the same may be repeated at the present moment. No
doubt, however, there em some grounds which are gone
beyond recovery, so far as au' thing like a crop is concerned.
Others will struggle through, but there will be a very un-
equal and, we fear, deficient produce. The next fortnight
will go far to determine the fate of a good many grounds.—
Sense Advertiser.

GRAY'S-INN, JULY B.—fns beechen of the Hon.
Society of Gray's-inn, at their pension, holden this day,
elected Mr. Daniel Doswood, the under-steward and chief
clerk of the society, to the office of the steward (vacant by
the decease of Mr. Thos. Griffith), and in the same pension
elected Mr. William Charles Smith, the second clerk, to
the office of cadet-steward.

Mi:SEUM or PATENTS, SOUTH KEN•4INCTON.—.
Number of visitors for the week ending July 6, 2,530.
Total number since the opening of the museum free daily
(12th May, 1868), 382,520.
CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT.—..
MONDAY, JULY B.—Admissions on payment, 6,743; ditto
by mama tickets, 967 ; total, 7,712.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(TlllB DAY.)

,u DICIAL COMMITTEE' OF THE PRIVY

COUNCIL

isskeet :—His Grace the ArehLishop of York, Lon! Justice
knight Bruce, Lord Justice Turuer, aid Sir John
.
kral r.
THE REY. MR. BON WELL'S CASE.
KoNWELL (CLIRK.) I'. TIM lisaoF OF 1031110 F.

Mr. Boswell resumed his arguments this soursing in nip.
Intl of his appeal from a juilgment of the Ikon of the
tidies Court sesterwirm him to &proration of his beware
fe riultcrr committed with Elisaixth Youth.

In. Hanks-, the tiittent's Advocate. sad Mr. Tristram
„pl....red on behalf of the Iti.hop of Londoe.
Br. Boswell commented his ohserratioes by commenting
the rlal evidence/ hada-rat in the court below, and he
rd in letter. a testimonials from the Rector of Bradford
• ith respect to kis predent and discreet conduct as a young
n.s, front the churchwardens and parishioners of Holy
Trinity at Preston. where be hod held his first curacy,
ind from th.• late Bishop of Looks. He submitted
*b4 the wawa= patrol os him was without
precedent is r.l.:sril to it. the mind .entenee for • ekes
„sew.. bens ...venues. and sot derinvittioo, which latter
ms am reseed unless them was habitual adultery and lois-
realm". The sent nee, moreover, was informal, bemuse
the mem law laid down the rule that all kn.
i.e....* of depeleadea err by prooouneed by the
ia basil sot by the bees of Archie. It lay
es the titteetie to show that there existed a elm
rid art diarbemeat seaterrias the powm oft the Dena ef
Amnia Be &RAMA rim whether the archbishop himself
~mid le R. beemee the law eontempkted tams the Whop
.4 the illeme of the Woad* clergyman abseil pronouns,
the .-04101••

sir Join asisritlgin—Do you limy of any inekssees wham
the bishop maw into coon sad prosounowl judginset?
Mr. It nivell know them wore mob iestascse is the
•rw.t.ry Court. ad the practise, ha submitted, should
he malogous in the risui of Arches. With nerd
to the severity of the sentesee, which, as be
wed coat wan uspreesdeitted, he would tall their lordships'
stlostios to the eras of • The office of lb. Bishop promoted
...aims Hunt," who was sestemind to deprivation for
slithery, lewd sad endue convenation, sad habitual
currisg ad amtorisg. Is hie own mos there
• sot a. mush proof of adultery so would
,rhe justify as• magistrate in stairisig an order
f Asd low, my lords (mid Mr. Itonwell. in
leave the me, is your lordship.' hands. humbly
tr., lag that ~.0 will rscomissed to hot Majesty in
•used be allow the appall and mane the judip
meet ef the omit below. I do so, my lords.
with AM ebtormitiom I have already suffered seedy
two years' suspessius— I have suffered Recension for
inhibiting is
.isped to it— I have suffered suspension
w alas respessem, if I may nes the tens —for throb weeks,
seen is my owe mind than words can enema, for I was
charged with a crime of which I was issecist ea Clod
.thiughty. I was subjected to the foul charge throe& as.
who. 1 sera to maw, is so more, ad who Woad my Filmdom'
N.f.int he dial for the act he hot dose— I as.. the mdse.
Lime. The scapessios within soar...scion I have suffered
▪ that I wm maned by the undertaker of the crime I
ilboe—t4t of murder —mad one of the papers Meted
that I Bad daddies' escaped to Sweden with the
!wive is my pocket. I hops your lordships will
it feel I am guilty of immedeme is ecisdncting my owa
roe, when I adnimite my mess ae ens charged with a meek
I. see CAM*. la it sot enough to make a man who ia
cheated with murder, sod who feels his out insmenco, to
ths world at defiance! I know I have not advocated
the muse with the same ability as it would have
leen advocated if the gasses Advocate had been
1.0 toy side, but your lardahlps are accustomed
t.i weigh evidence. sad you sit there as Nu repre-
tentative* of the sovereign to mbsinister justice as your lord-
ship. awl myself must some day steed before a higher
tribunal.

The roam was this cleared, and at the readmission of the
parties.
The guess's AdmicaSe addraned their lordships on behalf
of the lliehop of London, aad was pruccediog with his aro-
ma& whew we weak to wens.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
sittings is Basco after Term at Westminster.—(Before Mr.
Jesllee Blackburn.)
JULKIMENTit.
Mr..tuatioe Maekbees sat this steredas at Westminster,
tad debeered jeclepeeeks in the following eases ;

- TO MO W. TUIVIEL.
Judessat for the deleadaata
COOS C. WRIGHT.
Rule absolute to enter verdict for the plaintiff.
HMIS 111. MLA
This wee mortis to recover composition in
for loss selensed in coasalaKice of the defaideateda
repreesatsd that they lad a bpi title to as estate
they esistssesd to sell to the plaintiff. The jury found
foe the pleinilk but euhsequeotly a rule was obtained sad
sped Owner the verdict for the ado:Asti.
NA 'sties Illatildioro yowl the judgtn..at of himself end
Mr. /wise Wielders. who ccoeurrod in opinion that the
ink eirold be nada &Solute. Hu lordship Ss reed the
ettrLend Mimi destine Cockburn, who took a skit
iew, here of orioles that the pinata was mean ,
to the diaarispeal ly the jury. and that the nde
should be
The eirrits seen Woe is town of the isle
heirs Inn nande to ester the venial Sr derimegeno,
judgment to that art .as entered aerielleely.
Telt WIWI IF. Tull OIL MITANTS Or 116411170111, MESPONDICITS.
This we • ere relating to the rearm! at • pm or
Mn sea different gresueds, pm judges% for the
ta

MN V. vita.
This vas ao appeal from a a:evicting under the Game Ad
arresd is the Hail Court, before Mr. Justice Hill The
riali&Med a right to shoot over whim bed, bog
Smelelesste were of °plaice that be had sat
IWO Oa • saficiest skim to mart their *le.
idles sal envieled him is • malty. U assed
Yet the swims ealy est se • sight on the part of
ray poem dint ewer the lasi
lb. ANY. RIO theesti thee this inn too rave • elan
to .rat the Nehedies el the sraisietratee, sad am the
coarictioa wee=
Cuairiceies

nu wens Ili 1m Maim at sAar Daus) %MAIM

AND CALMS NAVIGATION CONTAIN.
1. this NM the Twain was whatbor tb. prasowitsr was
wirtled to sampansatios for IrNry dons to wad Weiss and
00l reams by the canal eed.r which they won Wog
gotbsd. It was wired Woes Yr. Jurtk• Alp sod Yr.
Amiss Bilesininss. kali of whom wars new al *Elio QM
tee pressffidar bed failed to istablish a thl to asupsa-
%non.
J Miami for the disfindssna.

PLUMP IP. 11113fCt1L
This Nee, nits( a geodes •• to • *be ed eitw arm
Kee liker,vos argasil isoJestiels wieder%
isd hisielose. Their luedeips wore of imieise°ll=t;
~idirt should he Wend for the defeeilast as the 9th pies.
IMPAIRS RAWSON.
This ease lerobred gesstioe es to the validity o the
ersistismiat et sherekwortioe b the meter al EwhiuslL
It sus agreed before Mr. Justin Bill is the Heil Owns
mil kis lordship was of *eine thee the Me lee • tier
times Amid be made abeslate.
hale obsolete.

COURT OP COMMON PLIAS.
Nolan at Nisi Prim k. Isorlars—(Blow Lord Mid
Jostler Ma sod • Ityssiol Jury.)
Tt untru. F. LID.—NI. 'PEIUI LL AND THE
POITTIEWPAIIT ALLIANCE.

Tu. hearing el Misuse Ina resamial this raeralag.
Mr. KaralA*, Mr. Priem's, sad Mr. FoHurd appeared
fr tits plaistiff ; sad Mr. Berill, Mr. Lug, Mr. C. Erases,
tad Mr. Whits ter the delsodaet.

Br. Terabitll one esenieed is refereace to the letter
from the (News Dowager le M. Myna.% which had been
calealared by H.. Thews to leek sail which he WSW le
bed we Wee aide te let All he haw was that it wee
lot to he foaled is the whine to Wish it should be.
Br. Benin thee ailesond We jury for the defence,
emir* that he hod the hewn to appear for Yr. Bird,
tee rieereeetry et the Presielast Alliance, who stood charged
apse the reseed with having neeelatal • libel imputing
to Br. Tannin .net newerthy aad improper acct,
MI with bevies dew this kola • system of bigotry. intole-
rant, sad pseesseetion which lailesoraed Mr. Bird sod the
Newest Alines& Until yesterday Mr. Turabull and
Br Bird west uninsown to nob other personally. therefore
Uwe was se weeenel feeling, and 'Weed, according to kis
nineteen he sow Wised that he believed that
I. Turnbull wen • peatlensa of the highest
Maser dad charester, at great literary attain.
Inn, eked powessier as sanest of Weise that was as
Murat so honed( and • credit to his country, bat that
him* might have taken • direction which hod mimed his
wad in edemas to carted. subject.. He led sot Is say
*ln or way stlenpled to lasinnate anything against Mr.
71,0,411% character or atisiansenta, and, Weed, we
rers ol to he., the program which he bad mile and the
dlliect.o which he ma &noised: awl rogdi oily reps. that
honors reward was to be obtained by. goetlesere
a lA. ve,tioa this the pitman awarded by the goverment
'inst. for eighteen wont& work. Mr. Turnbull, how-
*Wilt seem he hone is mid, kW published his opiate=
dlivorlChe hed bold a amities in the pay of the wile.
every While nealeat free the beton to the leered we
".thee to the espromion of *elm, ark irked,
wee allay by the practise of such expression that
srralinee
woe eurastaised. It send be beew la Wad
t nr. Turnbull had oennegood We eanseawdonse 1.
he Ante N"-.. He had done the tribunal et piddle
the subtle had read and, farina ea opinion epos
all that weld be said oe both ides ; sad yet, slier
iba lire Tarsledi elated two boners from the win dreg I