The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-30 00:00:00

JCIM 21.
The messes of the potato crop erotism for
list few days most favourable, sad all alarm of
snidest el the blight is rapidly scabsidiog. The 84
lowing sir be taken asa fair spools's of the repeats
in the paws meshy
be wog simisese el • this
hew et Oh arse heels hosa
sineatel, we mei. it a penleshe sandy te serenam she
mast mate Mehl* it ie, mad we bats the gnat gralleatins
is AM, hest inquiries of ant sateesive fumes tero=
MOM ream& this miglibearhead, a web as hem
eheismiiee, that the potato stop maw meirmid • MN
peenisig, Maltby, or lezeriees thss k bee at
presoak fled that, auk, the of Previews*, ram
ivearm • likelikeed ase @lnaba' a yield. TOY is
asatersemast. sad MN drat May as seal me es
tre"istfe swag perthialm kw
the above wee w=st
ream= wile whilst the lea kw days las traveled
a great peilistef dr Nasty Waterford, keksilejt Demme,
Camiguin, Ifseglel, La, Ise celled at wee eft% sad the
Masse he gial snit the seadleka of the cep, ere neat
eberefag. aid adasides el* the Oatmeal we bee. gin 4
only made ebb Memos te etas safety of the potato fa the
toasty Waterford. A letter freei Caber, received list ma.
leg. state, that there is cot the list appearaaes of a blight
in the potato stop fa that avighboathsed, said that all the
other crops an toady //woad slate the late rain.—ThlPP
rsry Free Press.
Great preparations have been made fee the tenant
right meeting which takes place at Cavan to-day,
sad the demonstration on that occasion is =rioted to
this

be one et the meet imputing yea ma is move-
ment. his hoped that Sir Jobs Yersag will preside
ma the occasion. The twat tight mestiag at Lei-
terkens ,oa Friday, hissiellas haviag bees most

Ft ax has latterly beams a sop of great import-
s's is this toiletry, on mount of the growing prosperity
of the lines and yarn trade of Ulster. The pressed stop
prostate a fiourishutg appearaaao in the sem sad west.
anion well as the aerobes @aunties. The ismer of de-
fidget prodes are likely to he comparatively few, sad ups
the whole it is malased that the somas yield will be
one-tourth greeter dies last year, provided peeper steps be
takes be 'stag the drop la the senth and west, where
fits cublends -bee hen le Nee degree estsithed this
season. A beget peepertiem tam wend et the priest mop
hr boa pissed with hinse-ssed used, whisk is turning
out remarkably well ; sad the busses are tupently re•
meemended to save the far seed Odds stop. TS Northern
Whip Mtn that the horn of theeiga end wee math
under an avenge last seas, end eeneliseathe Fortis of
it was of very inferior quality. Themegh the Wats of the
Royal Flex Society of Ulster. pelmet elneplersts, be the
prep .ratios of the present flax crop, w fa emirs of nth
tics it dillereat districts, north and south; and Bit Arthur
Rath', Mr. Leslie, Y P.. sad other midst proprietor',
me fitting op tits vas it the has N their tountry.

CANISON'S COAL3IIOOII STUN COLL, AND SWAN-
SSA AKII LOCOMOR RAILWAY COMPAWL—Testerday the
maul mating of this esenpany wee held 011ie idiots in
Moorgiventnest. E. G. Winthrop, Esq., took the chair,
whim Mr. Hoyden, the secntsry, nu the report, from
which it appeared that the lise of railway cossectiag the
coal property of the eompaey with the pert of Llanelli was
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rapidly, was expected to be finished by
,7br Z, when a large trade in the Camesoa Coal, sew
chilly for stem purpose', was aaticipalei. The disinters
having made a most favourable ansagement with the am
tractor tar the railway to Limon', urged the share-
holders in sneer to pay their calls, to usable
them to liquidate the few remaining liabilities,
when the compel would be pissed is a coulitkm
to commence openness seder the most adnatagetres pros-
poets for the sharalulders. The printed balaamebeet was
exhibited, from which it appeased that the cask at beakers
was 3801. Se. 4d., and that various sums ansesatiag to
42,6831. 71. Bd. and plead to the debit of Ks compaay,
were open to objections and subject to 'naiveness sow
going on. A lug distension took plus in respect to the
solicitor's bill not being inehieled la the balance sheet, bat
this upend to have bees caused by the neglect of the
solicitor. and from no fault of the directors, who had been
for • emesideirable period urging him for these bills I. order
to make oat • perfect balance-sheet for the shareholders.
The Chairmen, after congratulating the shareholders an the
favourable terms they had made with the contractor, sad
their Improved panics as to liabilities, moved the
=of the report, and balance sheet.—Mr. Green se-
he motion, which, as being put to the vote, wee
objected to by Mr. W. B. J. P. Cameron, one of the family
of the grantor of the property.—The Chairman told the
shareholder that Mr. Cameron could not veto for he was
not now a legal shareholder in the company, and that cut•
gunny the report and &counts must be cocsidend (there
being no other objector) u pissed unanimously. (Applause.)
—Arotest spinet the claim of Mr. Cameron to vote, signed
by the directors, was read to the misting, by Mr. Hoyden,
the secreury.—Mr. W. W. Cooper regretted that an adverse
feeling should have been shown on this occasion by Kr
Cameron. He had made inquiries at Swansea, and had
judged for himself, sad the result he came to
wee, that there was net • more valuable mineral
property than this in the kingdom, and he now hoped
to en such unanimity between the shareholders and dire*.
ton as would enable them to carry it on effectually. (Hear.)
—The Chairman said if Mr. Cameron bad got himself Into
difficulties in respect to this property, the directors would do
all they could to help him out, but he must not take up an
adverse poidtioe, to injure the shareholders, for such a 110111111
would only tend to his own injury. (Hear hear.) —Some
unpleasaat epithets having been applied to Mr. Cameron on
the pert of several shareholders, and some farther observe.
dens made by several of the directors ee to the great value
and prospects of chit undertaking, when effectually earned
out, a vote of thanks was passed to the chairmen and
directors, and the meeting inputted.
THE EXPLOSION AT AIRDHIC.—The bodies of all
the sufferers by the resent sad occurrence at Airdrie have, it
is believed, been now recovered. The Kosher is one eu
than was originally coeceived. Oa Thursday forum the
parties engaged in searching the pit us epos the black-
ened and disfigured nasal's of the lad M'Dould, use of
three brothers who have perished. Their exertions were
continued unremittingly for five hours imager, Ia the hope
of eliding those of Izzat, • preen who was ascertained to be
missing. They were disappointed in their expectatios•
For some time this want of ruse unhanded them, sad
win felt by all me a painful thing. At length it was sgg.
gr sted that the body which had remained unidentified might
be the one sought for. Aloog with several of the others
which wee brought up first, it had been buried in the.grave-
yard at New Monklaad; bat acting on the 4:capstan
throws out, it was now disinterred end re-examined—the
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result being" se weft the sweetie' which lel to the step.
The anther of detime Is thus Massa to 17.
GREAT FM AT POOLL—Letters were received
Monday mon* by the leading imamate companies la the
City annonuing a terrible fire at Poole on Friday last, 16
whin it appears several bonded Ivanhoe's!, storm, and
several houses situate ou the quay were totally ennomeol,
together with their conteet• The Are was dasevereddrody
after three o'clock In the mania, regiag Y Yes Mesa pet
of the premier beloegiag to the Bassaillerse,
kocitra as the Mills,_the largest building in the
bunting the limy. The townsmen., were kw ljeeeMt
to the spot, bat beferethei wad be get halo *litho whelp
of the Wader of the haling, with lho
of valuable reaebfassy, MO amarime of whosaillin, 0 suirskel
meal, sad TXI mks of Wear wen emempasesd by the
Hama. Within a short time the fire crossed a
passage and liniMd a warehome used as corn steed,
belongiag m Mr. Oakley which quickly breams with the
mills in a geeing bless. Tim flames easseding an enormone
height, lightiag upthe town sad adjacent country for loges.
The stores IS geodes of Mr. Oakley were mend**
callable ; they entailed upwards of 1,000 quarters of sass,
and between 600 and 600 sacks of Roar. From them the
lesafiagratise extended to the oil stores of Mr. Slade; them
ware also soon levelled with the ground; the oil flowed
thromrh the lams and alleys in • flaming stress, firing the
dwellusgs of the poor in all directions. The szeitmeent
morag the Inhabitants now became intones, as the whale
Sews appeind to be destined to destruction. All the engines
Wes nal be obtained from the neighbouring villages were
brought the min/sickle, bat the ravages made by the fin
seemed almost to paralyse them. A cheese of wind happily
had the ellset of staying the onfisgradoe to the direction
oaks town but it wassome bears baton it was luny
sheal I ed. n addition to the premiss. destroyed as before
stated, MUM tea or eleven house wen partially gutted. The
he entland burning yesterday (Saaday), bat no farther
damp was expected . Stupid.= were eatertakted that it
was sassed by an incendiary. The total loos is reported to
be near 40,0001.
MTMIMIOUB DRAM OP A CABIN-BOY ON THE
My/ca.—Yesterday mantis.. Mr. Baker, the deputy sensor,
resumed an inquiry at the Ship lan, High-street, Stoney,
impalas the death of Henry Hopkins, egad 16 years, a
cabin boy, who was found in the river, with Ws Mad shaved
and covered wish tar, and his ponce otherwise disfigured.
The octanes adduced went to prove that the demon was
apprenticed frees the Maria Safety to a Mr. Soda, the
owner of a brig rolled the Atliatio, trading between London
sad Shields. Oa the 16th tamest the captain went on shore
to transact some bulams, and when be returned the crew
were all In emdedee, m the deceased was ranker from the
maul. No see eseM *meant for his sudden disappearing,
and the motels goesso6d to the deceased'. permits to aeon-
telt' if the lad had ben home, but he had not been seen
then. Ivory marsh was made for him, bat nothing was
heard about the accessed until the following Tuesday, when
the body was disowned of Stone stairs, BatclitT, in • met
shookin *sedition. The hair of his bead had boon 666 in
cut of, and his head snored with tar. His feet were liter
wise besmeared with the same compositin, end his shoes
were firmly adhering to them. The body was placed in a
shell, and canceled to the dead-boose et &nary Oleisob,
when it was viewed by Major,. Its app.aramee was meet
alarmist, sad the relathee could with difilenhor Wender
the poor lad. Mr. Pessier the beadle, stated that he bad
seen the owner One weal, and he lallorined hisithat the
Atlantic would est be le the pool before the fled 6 August,
when the when of the MI/ weuld b kftbellitil to give
evidenes tithe ease. The wen of opiates Chet the
deemed bra hese to same ill trealaseat, id
by
those msne bed jumped or hllee overboard in kis
endeavours to easels. The anew mid the ease was en of
a very myriad'm neton, end required the =cot s
inquiry. He should steer* the ease until the misele:=
the river, end OM the Misr abatises to sum . the etbde
of the penes, IlMlaredl se bead the brig. The Jan wee
p boned
▪ od with theee *viz= ea dm adJoeinuseet day to se-