The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1850.

had cortillot ear three lembilifes.lolll Ibieiegrat
is • sass te appear, Were odisedis aft be
Mate. "Gees he small ea boor Waist r lbo a
te the medical vats. " Ife 1"
_Ts. lege atm be dim ea
Mire. HS mother eel lister Stericase7dm to ssibMIIPMI
less adieu with their uallethiesi • sad Pother, epos.'
111111 "lag Mr lea Re M,•11 theetiM
late the ens ef dm Zama OM& Me only made IN
pest Theilisepalrar p Abet slab see Ido 1201
Ma • met of aelsseolit
'11"1.100,186.11118:•iso lbe lip:=6; 111.111tamarlis
ao be miry yeses. &doe whis=ni=thse tre4
la over Ewer es fest. smi supremo' limielf by lie -
Oa* ef the Mk essimples of Wimp es the port of seessoo
mem wee ilissiessA hp Q. Ds demese, *winsome. who pad
that oldht esellsolls Omed del Ors, the essemstebte.
ebbed hies. sod thesielesed ff he did set rer the era al
the seek he sheaf be elbsed dim; bat so the tatty.lf ho Miami while he seppered be knew, she
Weald geniis him Pah • pima, mad CenilliZ
doss* gad, es • prod. Ise this possessed %Xi Peons to al
Limes • pariatee if the et the seemommillh
liCsais mimed. At this the Prelims=
rdime. "This," said ,r eim
erwish to karst the liedb . Inishele, a mem*
phew, stated Ye Tee penis& Ile deems • math beta
pummest if he eteslA mdm ties maroloary ef pease It
'ease. B. Pesellem use .1 the gessiod.
est his hair sae Mrs hem Ids heed
gittp by es his way to prises, sad OM
teawet surds. Ile was shut la • leek leases
without gay feed, see • dais Weed sod
miss sad se bud, Me vas dim dressed bikes the pike
amiselibe, and to sip a paper, whisk it oppose
isssesboleihmjispelsdeet. Q. Cattle stated that SUM la
bed faded 11.111111 imam if he weld swear • fellow
Mime. emleavissei es ezdte the rept troops to
="ail pospb. Tbe ode of &Keels was is
phased* fume sa assigeiss ageism hat MAW, rase of
the eseseed. As time toss mem out, the pest-
dist eaclaised. "It Y set abased to Wive the
denser of rattle .teen also sapp the orefiessee
ef the kiss." P. Astesesti she torture Ise led
seared. god the west Weed, old* mead bin se put his
same to • paper dews ep by the pilot. P. Cents,
is the math dep lewd the mart le relieve himself
sag Mew podded -pismire boa dm grooded mese la
grid& they ware Paged ; 1,11.13 prima, wire huddled
together he a epee tee small to move deed wish sem The
Ilisdblat Simla' es Immersed's of bb statimeat.
Aber Bodies die seeessles ef the eamdatetar, Bales
P=e OMNI= PPP. emssep ether ihisebsole sad
was Alessi that the Marquis Thread hed
:milbshloi • olatlemalselst. "Atha pilot,
this limeadv dated Ilspleeter boa Aspile, pu=
miss Steipsetd see will Ids be *golly of MOO Ida
side iris • piss 'Ma des astherides led std embed ha
she progssis Term pdegis swore that the prism whets
the proessems bed sppieyed te einem Parte mese the
sow dseiripties al ehereet.n. the pule of dm pada. slid
that ewe of the spies, W. Odd* told him that the Oise bad
premised the mid Coles a pleas of 12 deems per moth for
desensadag the ex. Wobble. The eoliths of the pima r
Nine were 'pally didtesseeighle to the govefteisal sad
the eziestim.
L. beteembriai yes she last peineser ezembeL This pa-
dams was a mum knees supporter ef the soustiottioe, sad
is thendem partisahrly idiom to the roveremeet. He it
egessoll es Mktg at the bad of the Unite Italiesse, a.
via se& slimed te offer way debase, sad the asides sad
of his pemesstioss ars the esly mesas .1
=tist=sities sad Weary et the ',legumes& M-
yr .
Am Mersin facts, shish ham gene eat la • pills
=mod some ef theta holm preemies of the Neagh sad
L mieheers, it.ins ewe est the Nespoliteame-
eseemeat sad is negative bam osibmiletea to desesat te
the eery Imam, the veep mlest, moms* issimiaate • get'
of sea wpm oily reel da M loge of besot esti spa ea
Psomeat. sad that Italia' idepeedisose whisk wry prises
.1 the psalm!. peeteedod t• sughda. The bids Paths,:
I shall saw the preseedisp Is • Ws* ppr.

QUM% PERCH*.

atm las De* Nam)
Tux hietrey at rata pereba—.r gat% WAR, so the
kerma:tell se the beet quality of the pas mkt to
lin sailed—ls brief but not useveatfuL

Previous to 1644, the very woe of pita perehe
was saknown to Earepean 1101MIMMOIL In that year
two cwt. of it wen shipped 'spottiest:ally from
tiarspots. The 'spotlit's of guts perch& from
that port rem in 1646 to 169 plonk (the pistil is Is3l
Pm); in 1606, to 6,364; in 1847, to 9,396; in the
firm styes meads el 1846. to 6,766 pliala. In the
OM bee end s halt years .1 the lia6, 21.698 pietas
el ptta probe, valved at 274,190 dollars, were
shis.l 8 ; the whole of whir& was slit
to the exesption of 16 Finis to Manri-
the, 70 to the Nat West of Aesop% sad 922 to the
United &ahem.

Bat tub rapid growth of the new trade con-
veys only a Mut idea of the commotion it
waited awing the motive inhabitants of the
iNina Arshipelego. The Janke of Johore
'Pin the maw of the sadist gatherings, and
woe soot madamd in every direction by
a Malays and Mises., while the indigenous
gave themselves up to the search with an
unanimity ad seal only to be equalled by that which
nada railway jobbers of every man, woman, any
child in Ea`` lead about the same time. The Tamun-
gong, with the meal policy of ("Metal governors, de-
clared the precious pm a goverment monopoly. He
appropriated the greater part of the profits and still
left the Malays enough to stlinakto them to parses
the quest, and to pin from 100 to 400 per amt. hr
themselves on what they premed from the abori-
gines. The Tamtingong, not satisfied with Maytag at
his eine pries all that was collected by private eater-
phi. mat out numerous parties of hen. 10 to 100
and employed whole tribes of hereditary setartiZiset of gotta percha.
This organised body of gnm-hunters spread itself
the a cloud of Womb over the whole of Johore, penis- I
lair and insular. They erased the frontier into
Limp, but there the Sultan was not long of discover-
lag
the new value that had been conferred upon his
'mem Be confiscated the greater part at what
lad been collected by the interlopers, and ia mule-
tlea of the Temungong declared gotta perdu., or
=fin, a royalty. Whether any protoooluing
the petiolate. was the result of these stria-
l- mmealea. the historian leaves untold.
The knowledge of the article, stirring the avidity
, a pdierers, pachally spread from Singapore, north-
mord as tar as Pinang, southward along the east
'sliest of Sumatra to Jan, eastward to Borneo, where
it was found at Broad, Sarawak, and Pontianak on
the west coast, at Red and Pamir on the east. The
imports of gotta percha into gingery?e from the Ist
of January to the 12th of July, 1848, according to
their geographical distribution, were :—From the
Malay Peninsula, 693 pitch; from the Johore Arabi-
pelage, 1,269; from Sumatra, 1,066; from Batavia,
19; from Borneo, 66. The p iceat Singapore was
osigisally 8 dollars per plod ; it rose to 24, and fell
about the middle of 1848 to 13.
The commotion smogs the human race in the
Archipelago was great, but the vegetable kingdom
roared most by it. In the comes of three and • half
years 270,000 Sibiu trees were felled in order to get .
at the pm.
The commodity which left inch excitement bellied
it in the far east, produced excitement in England ,
too, but of a more mixed and equivocal cheroot el ~
The capabilities of the new gum were undoable r a
great, but invention wax rather put upon the str e' Ai
to decide how they should be tamed to ace to rat.
Like many other persons and things destine, 1 -arri•
viably for higher employments, the first mew patrons
of gotta pasha wares low as could well be Wis.
It wee used to make waterproofs Iles for
end a most portentous cackling and pia "lag was
about its rifts.' in keeping the feet d ry. Lisa
less Imam heard of it of late in this line : some easy I
lisehihres, who loved to sit with their I est on the
limier, rather brought it into discredit, for it softened
mho the inflames of the fire, and ho' 1t their feet
locked to their genial footstool.
Surgical bandages, draining pipes—it Limpoosible
to recapitulate the number of artistes ip reposed to be
manufaetured out of gotta webs. I imbed-baskets,
ink-stamilishes, &a : the Outdo gads earths allowed
itself te be mat in mull' irate all of these forms.
- --._ —&-.a......—oremed it into their

Itbe Court.

QUEEN'B ARRIVAL AT BALMORAL.
(MOM 01711 own oonannrownwn.)
CILANIIII, BATVIDAT. Aro. al.

I shad be able te do little mom, owing to the Warden et
the pest, thee Intimate the antral of her Majesty at W-
owed sailer the wet estanable cirmusetamee. Combos
ohm die beetle et Maimed, the retirement el Balmeral
mama tail to he dratelei to her Majesty. The dirtriet is
Wel, peopied, and she 4111111*1 111 amity, Murder% failed te
amnia • brie member et pareem. Atom a deem people
wit. watioasal at the entseses gate to greet her Majesty, a
very tew demonise were midst& the eadesollot sla hall ••
deem mem to the Mishima costume spa dm laws made
up the whale aseemblage.
Mer Majesty, amentpuied by Prime Albert sad twe et
W miasma arrived at Behneral at • quarter baton emu Is
the miming. The Princesses sod attendants hallowed imam-
, Metall' Mtn in smother earriage. Her Mateety wee plaisly
drama la • Meek sows and Used.

A doputatioa, elasisliag of Mr. Jona. Mr. Perfect.
and Mr. lA..* ad basil at the Palltss• illeaklista.
thank sad Waelasimblaa Ompay. bad sa
wortiow with dmi Oissailiassis et Sallways yesterday,fa
at
*air Asa is oho Send of Toad*.
Doorbells tame oesoived yesterday at the Colosiat-
baa obi wow el Canada, sae km. Net gogronuno
ofde ate Meth Alairillalk Wads& Dospooume Wire
osolood yoaarday troia She Bowmen el UM Wea Intro
sobtaka.

service.
Bata Viz! triumph has at lad. come for gotta
hope as wilder dam" It so
rea:har.ito he used sterelyso keep thwileet feet of the
post-dim lettaroirriara dry,. bat boa become sa
essential adjunct is the in ausmiesion.snd interchange
at informant& by a mak the in *at of rapidity
distames the past, asaall its oLisb to bout, eves
with the sided enrage mains.
The crowning glory of gutts.persinio brief army
was displayed oa deal day Whs., as the Odle
paddle& slowly over aceseelamaes,3o.milso
use
wire, thickly coated wide the Indian gum, woos
slowly "payed oat; berm the lino adelostris Mier
graph floe the troths Preach n
asal 'Ds Maw
d sakisg a giesslies ia Lauda% and ag am'
=ewer Is
Anis, in is than halleselteem, ti oaf.'
Mapeadows. Bat ifs stihmarimetslograph ia
=lmam Dow to (bra Orinea, tame to
the memssion of a line to Itembspeadehlsdrh sea
Caleatts, sad Mb& P The authorities's
nand sad 0/11.1111401/ ymir be bananas' from aa
absentee isto sairtually resident sommasesst, with-
out Ming obliged to badge from their slat&
And what km been does of woodartd, and anay he
yet dime of mom amstiorfal still. is ia se anasidsgme
owimg to gotta push& As mansgsahie. owlariag, and
osswomioZ a coating toe ties sabourhee telegraph urine
it woad be Moult to dad. For basin& and thou-
sands sf yeses this gem bort eondieg s& and
sad
sasseddor is the jangles deo Indio Asa=
esewbg andint thew to it tho nodes else
silwassor wily saves wean ego. And already it has
ands tbs 'Masse of themes& et the ads waives;
he. bums a be of °satiation bohemia task road
sad Whams shied; i hes tasked the who et many. of
oar ammo= spessisters posemmed el use ingenuity
than steady folooley or nosey ; sad his acatribated
materially to the mow doe,
the holden projects
in the way of reaming seisms pareneelly whew-
visat to oar daily me, that ewes this ago, fertile is
sere triumphs, Ms whammed.

Picrous Fos Hsi lbaserv.—A package has gr-
eyed at the port et Strathastpooo bi ths vessel Plies. boa
Lisboa, sostairdag pleuras hr her Majesty dill Moose. with*
Mvs Men hr warded by the authorities to Landon for 441-
yea at their daitiastioo.

The ast at the late

AOlThoomarztrovir_._id ~.....,.._...
.1.....7,.....d Sewed Oboe* Oemishoes. Lord
address est the des. Grose Shaw lallose, hes bra
et
sepelatod. instals• St smak Ile 'dm eh. Milli,
Oklillik Cflagiallart is wit Ga
s.sed I.llth. • yeas. sell
that el the wasathArsor to lornevidoteg Utitaierraktieba
of Oamerbery, I,OOOL The Ohm&
1 de sessthoieser oppoisted by the soilibidep lie Is bitholl
Issarsere. The eases heti Is Irget hi do ssiddlithebe
de Is set is the Tint Issue Oundodour. The dhoti
NUM sorimillums sus to Wills Usher Cles=o,
dila atheellso hte sdetthell dile
01111/14 Tiro shwa aritateei spode be prised
Mdi needs. el the esehlimiled sistehollow. The
epilog* lest el de sossisithere b to be hesderred le
the soma W. flood Isom soils seedukto web-
bkhop ad bldmde imprisledi saw the IS Jewry, 18411.
Thera ora problem fide sit~stieg the eslowstastaal
the Deem ot lialibary sid Weis de Woos se sth h se
be lAN. • par. Dram sooslota Air the Ifiet_of Argil
Lot ere sot te bed wry Willie ad disaill ilik a die
or toss. Beseleas esersed se the sets et Messietar sad
Ildriel, Odsrd, sad Tershosis#, us is be emend boss
Y
we. The presidep Mlle sossidosseare to be
kid belts perliethrse.
TEE MUT OM 1141111 Mils AT LITIBTOOTt
Oa haturday • iragthy lasetliedes loth piss bobs Ur
Indies gathhese. Watts se the law rehosses et owls
mud 11111411110011 was nolo • Tor Aar aro la the Deft
las,
Nam The shown wars Jamas Wilma Thump
Jae* Thews, NW Deadly, sod Illstithsme.
The letter dr hoe serried at bathes se s sew
1 E its Ihseetrisk.stroth vs ebrupsi se the Weird
Mies
property. Thew Itsi hoes se tamer thsa of
see it lies y Wag
istr:us.stsitlu sad She
=rel gni odes yrs sly tads sid
men new Ohms eppeeprlated Isar leo of
Irby. brbseslos se Ussm issaißeedo••••• iphiairly
a adiff. ths dump deism to Users.
ber, D.de us abseesessed la the robbery
ream id lisstsi Us Omura Tissue mid
tows duo' aid OA* Ass the werebesee el
Illosis T. sod W.lerie dila ado deers es the Ida Axe..
ds sods es the lUtisratil
tor ads ea the fled: sod la
isia
dishes eies to dam. Nies est 00. sere
dist de one fres the ~thew el Kr.
is Wodral-eweetr is whlth Darks, Thaw end
assigg= is sae bee• searsed. II ea
INS bid besibt the Weed der amillp
pis edge, be sell II lie. • vests osier the maws
• gras sod d the Wig psis we hod ids
resesum The slalom mid di do edemas wee
soli esederive, sod Soy yupsemdslei Mar *dr sal
il Ilks widow . .

erfington Union bare best higher than they ought to
be, though kw ion than the aseemements in any other
lIL legalities. There can, however, be very little doubt
M corrected
Mesa noted Cervespeedeet et the Deft trove) that this evil may to a pest degree by a
resident proprietor.
PORTARLINOTON, Queues f:atosty.
The very elegant otation-house of the CI mat I now come to consider Imo in soother and a very
- -r important tof view. I have looked at this estate
Southern and Western Railway at Dabl:,n, affords on
sem y, and to say one prepared to lay out his
...the departure of th,ellailr,trni.,_lt ill the morning, capital in improve/Dents, I feel soured it
1 mil:Misuse promise of the ovouity-,s of the mob, I would imgrinnla .....kdoi,. though I believe
kited ayes at 10 La'.
___,th° °Gar day on a platform
~ there are Wien which may be, in that way, superior
•• entesetoe to any in Acomt%m• In oomFonY with • to it. Bat thus is an aspect in which lbws ma be
"diCorkrldhißisesallisdiat ""vtlieb relialdk:lo sierchasLimeelektil, eperbmultemenfue no peados that Eine Park presents at the present
moment the most favourable opportunity in the
sad their die an urn for the moors, assay taciturn United Ximadem. The hall is only three miles distant
Emilia alleatly praying for fine weather at Killer- frees pse.totagten perianth, gton ir a borough town
soy, and a sprinkling of the Irlah population-returning jse to the Wolin of Commons, and
one member
ty, patsy, and commonalty- nitarlAya,_„ ta?, their for the most part that member has been one of the
naerective hums tram the trallamthm m my not featly of Dawson Dams'. There caa be no question
very agree badness is thole eapitaL , lost the proprietorship of limo must always Mimeos
• rilithiabir property obtained by the flail °', the Portarlington election : there can bees little doubt
Dawson IMO the seat of a monastery called Imo (now that a popular proprietor of Beno may always fill the
Erse), time miles south of Portarlington. Ephraim asst ahe so pleases.
Dawson, who was in the fourth or Mk degree ant r. The felon of Portarlington, situated only 40 miles
"Int toi.tbe Inundin family, =au. 11; antsle,_ltlnMan... of or little more than an hour's journey from the capital,
amemideaelassei - ograisdslawantiliala wapilartenhr h.t.d.a'e„r."o,..e•lP • his is most respectably inhabited. It contains a greater
have speak on ......... anal number of resident gentry than are to be fond ?m-
-emorise' Damirlyer *Mann mmderl shall thar- of ti*:-,," Latine. haps in any provcial town in Ireland. Fur this it
- Ili
- . - ..------ -r' - ant 1•11 is indebted to several conceiving causes. William
wee raised to the mildew of Partarliegt on In tha m. after taking • of this place, brought
II
weleerhurnitho7B6.4oessisioroott• Rid
earl, nal, wlnteeededhaidybyingtrmturiderner6smtinewaseroi over' from Mohan mad planted in Portarlingtoe, a
ooloey of Preach protestant refugees. There can be
ring man of 28. no doubt that they have inguenoed the tone of the
town considerably. Up to within the list thirty ,
The present Earl of Portarlingtor bad the bast
possible Intentions, but very l' ;ttsd morn,. yarringttetr thewagonalvFreno:he pep-zpt,:nitnebleeerenleed.i° Port-
possible
of pmformanos. As soon
his maehe's death, be came a was XII° afar town has very much the aspect of a French provincial
town. Its irregularly-sized houses of varions tints of
other members of his family; sad himself white, from a cold grey to a warm yellow, make
Worthen of power and in
. Once, lo6l= be nu its long street look for all the world like a street in
feelinpYsamot youattgaedto 'takers; . with alt the "nun" Franca There is a neatness about the dress of the
interest in the cone- people, which waists the delusion. But it is not to
try in which he oecuaied es „hint a pan_
this cause alone that Portarlington owes its charge-1
Lion. He
...era1t",....,1°' Ben, and even went teristies. It possesses a well established reputation 1
lisp lengthpi.osi;ty'. monsters the ag portions of hil Boit for the excellence of its schools, both maleand female.
sums of the more prat Purse of paying off It wee in Portarlington that the Duke of Wellington
dog demands upon the Irish and the Marquis of Wellesley together received the
estate. Bat snob a pre of
needing, mane, was 6161 e ; rudiments of that education which qualified both for
it Wag warm than rot y
bing Peter to pay Peal. for itone with the highest civil positions in our nation. In its rep-
wag Multiplying the
_ difficulties of an alread difficult
Position- not tow ,t his lordship did wee d tufty and cleanliness, moreover-in its air of respect- I
ability and import-in its neat gardens, and the MTh ,
f:intent and) !typos", and be deserves full credit of its villa residences, Portarlington offers induce-
elt all. mutts as a place of residuum not exceeded by any
After • short stay in Ireland, Lord Portarlington town in Ireland.
lett it ; but aor mph+ of years or so ago he returned The Lord of Enso holds a considerable poition of
to Ran Parr • bringing with him •a wife, in thee town property of Portarlington, but not in each
the )screen of a member of a family not too a way as to make it politically available. Except in I
PP‘bizi....as -d
Ireland-6 daughter of the Marquis two or three instances he his not the fee simple of ,
of -_,,_°°,- any. The day on which he thus re- any voter's ham : his property here being confined 1
ttn,,_°°° w' ° le Irish estates will probably remain in his to head mats, glad fines on renewal of tows. and
"° ase one of the happiest of his existence.
such like beneficial certainties. But in connectionconnectionThree h•eared of his tenantry, and throngs uponwith the town, Lord Portarlingtoo hisa means of
throngs front all the country round, met at the station exercisiag an all-powerful influence. All around the
°f Port arliegton to give him a glorious welcome. It
borough the lands are held by him under a long lease
is not
~ too much to say that Reno on that day
.rang acquired from the corporation. The consequence is,
with such rejoicing* ae never before bad rel.eg it. that scarcely any one in the borough can graze a
echo we It wee a week nearly before the country cow or a horse until obtaining leave. It is obvioes
inn , restored to its peepriety, sad although famine under such eircomatences, that any propri
an. 1 desolation have au .t..- ded this occurreoce, theetoe of
Roe, who purchases also the lease of the borough
tit ople round about talk of that day as if it were lands, can do as he likes with the town politically, if
I esterday, and with an enthusiasm and pleasure of he chooses to exercise his great authority.
which no one bat an Irishman is capable. To any one in England who desires to exercise
is Fan°-sow maitrakedhtaittaoricelirkmo, Wireiakto eeliatigehapitiii owner. It ilekmlitkialo estate, accompanied
thereiloired, with
hergrea an lireialopporitaufinrtyneoef the
bee seen many vicissitudes : in turn it has acknow-
. lodged the sway of the ancient thanes and kings of
cloister : of the Elizabethan courtier : the crop-eared
Cromwellian :the minister of the dissolute Charlie-
and the defender of the weak and pries'-ruled James ; foremost clans. It is difficult to purchase' either in
England or Scotland a property giving a direct per-
Inland sebilotaarl imaeunetinocen, before concluding, that on the
olitbme;onsidehssof Eamc•e,ons
tt3wideirdraiblteheeetawutlith, LowtichP"tawlll
vain-
busier of rim 11°In. of Waterloo. - the "Wilt° able estate of Morett, which was purchased by the 1
probably be of rip in a separate lot. It is the van.,
of the receiver of the Court of Dowry parches on the rental, the tart begging that he
acting for clamorous creditors who knows nothial of ` •
might be permitted to have it at any price, as be
the property save what it will produce them. What did not lilts to see anything from his windows that he
lope: tetbalear odpf:uthatelektherr/Wp :erfuldnthaeorpanDautbheafileenFtradetiocurtnirb,LethrenedPikadnoth-wet, late sari from the Marquis of Lansdowne, at 36 roof
next may be the fate of En" wlm such 111•11 °°°tBle___. to weld not point to ailda own property.. Montt has
Proffn/otitale That it may be " will tad to upon it the picturesque ruins of an ancient castle, in ,
the happiness of Ireland should be every man's the old days of Ireland a stronghold of the powerful "
prayer. Fiteaeralds. To any purchaser of Emo who desires ,
The demeans of Brno Park is certainly mast beau- ta ad territory to political influence, Monett would
tiful. A little raggedness in the road that leads to it hs a maid purchase.
will be folly compensated for by the picturesque It is °sweetly reported and believed, that from the
g of
peepin the trees tad the diversified character of wreak and ruin of the estates belonging to his family,
the landscape. The road is 'very winding, be a Lord Portarlington is especially anxious to arm if
some distance from the house it opens upon the view. /mod,, for himself, the property of Bum If this
It stands apes a fine bold elevation, peernting as oen be done oceeistently with the interests of those
its northern Not a grand lonia portico with who have claims on the estate, there can be no one
two wings-a bold architectural design, not WHY who would not feel satisfaction at such a result. There
earned oat. Approaching
_tho front of the hoses the are apprehensions, however, that the noble lord will
mad *mei tb• part n•nnoall makes• sweep round be unable to accomplishso very natural and, indeed,
it, and the visitor dais himself on the southern side,
which has the same gourd ekereeteristice, but cep- also, tout
a desire- I should not omit to mention
that Mr. Hudson his been over here to look at
pears to be more highly deeseated than the other. the estate. and that it has been spoken of as a por-
no entire demesne of Emeetheiste of about 1,960 ohm for /hut Gough,
awes, ef Width at the protest time 780 are arable. 1
The soil 11wenabeat the coltiwated puts of the esteem
is light, hat Mad and talky returning all Tins Burrow Reasons IMPROVNIUNT COMPANY.
that the hand Ma liberal femme maylay at upon it. PLTIKOOTII, Ave 51.-The half-yearly meeting of the pee-
l; the circumisteases of the property of wows is the Batten Harbour Improves:it Cossizurt:
reeent years prevented say large.
_topes
- &ar-. of held yesterday is the Hell of Commerce, tk
Is the abases eillr.W. H. Hawker, *NW. Fez, a dingo",
money on the will, whilst it allalleilliiitill it TillealSoi7 wee wiled to the Muir. Mr. Kelly road the reports of the
to extract everything from B. Reece the stable ii.esses sad et Xs. Joseph Locks, Cl.. The retorts set
bode WO oneseptibleat preys'
be
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551 of the reseeseire it nay be said that they are ?Woes* to Me .evel_tettnee / that a sew 'Pig bad
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merist• isle% ma e=
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ft it to
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width a large 11" of cattle sm.ll.lllll' the glee is of mesh vequirleg.nrhe seeseeit lamb ef water ; that bathing
Meow and our" and there is pest needle drainage troths mare stiff a an pastiselerly the doepathsi
as soil as of ether apioaltaral apdhations. These el the etraml sea The segedideas with the gosh
eeghtth be mederetwal, le no doleimentehat on a um tartest had bolo esteirdt: 7,z,,,,. delays, leer lands are ma dm way miser a beg, 'which, it Dean Mellersy employ fee wastes • breach railway to
isedertht mole is, in some reepeels• eraram stnscquit' wan trondhir' tPolegme'setiresetra bee. They rues.
tide to es Irish preportr. In this cash theft% which me dad tins , dry:esery the paymeas of a dividend
lies quite at the exteeiniv of the deeMsee, 4111eliste of equal to 1 fe. fiel. per ewe. for the half year.
about 168 nem.
of differ very mask hi•deptb, The &am, t hut.. kWh waved the et the
mad the verge of the pasture leads thaw are "pert, whist an sessoriadA 112._y.Lostplasott___ 7.Mr. T.
Mar 60 ewes which are sail/ imialmible. Lee ze =oars °.etee etnini:oe s7,7)::::::ry,Tx that
Giiii• doer the lbws soil is nyn° lin to 30 the le bow who aim there was sty eorreepoadlag Wows
feel deeps ass the greend is only It to eat far teat fa the depth of was at the unmet of the Pool. The
ii=tbeedge of the beg towards the = shames repaid t the the depth of water between the piers
• thassoter site Emo-perk estate had net yes torn is messed se it should have bets ;ad the
themes Iliad woe, I the seatreeter hr set bevies elevated
peethisrly appoint. The whole of the dement fa doe aseiss. ee the work whit. It wield however, be
LIM* wooded. There are puts el it that are far ~.r„-4.-i-whb. he . %sped, very speedily. Ikr. T. Muses
tem mach no, god a jedicdoes applioatioa of the axe said he Mood mu a. se es weeet!eitet te the Iree,wt.
well abbe* owrywlime effect peat improvements to tbet the weeks be es We Stiell.
maw teem .
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the state, without in any degree isjarlog the appear- tron•l rOL__
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OVIROD with breshweed, which sight be all eland is Nam emir mom 4 ifilealtim me thus
and cultivated 'demise:poly• se amillealle Meg* mese a i ism • Moog *trimmest,.
wasgesieet mussed trem tie
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spat mad beats apse its waters, bat the awl, mold 11l
esrvNes : ed,02,.....tk 7sssla7za- =i7.
Meow bees hauled ap for repairs, and the latter =47 Leeks, iieh 7,.= of the annum nee.
toe Men sank. Oa the side of this lake are had ass hest „ tat. 11 a state of the Whew.
eh* walk' amid the holly, slot* and laurel, mt. J. aroondod 1G" -sass dataa•-m• I. retie,
whisk all flourish wonderfully here, the latter growing ow lithe dirawsen remeeee Wet in we steal" died water
at the eatrease ed the Peel, while An
ee a rest nal eves Ice the beg. v. be Mein
soh 16 Net mall use actor.-Mr. N
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,thet lyiag on the weed and earth Mimi of the bath stems hag bused, Mr. Perky led to meek 'pea
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Igteprty whisk are set in hand. Two lamb both malting
.bea the east of a Wee* geo . "rannonbegs, , &missies
all min, but who kettle their owe pumas gni that of Peel Ilia the loath Dnisoniskalt•aw°,6o.; riis. 'Shams."
replied, eat Mae seam
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thlthate their respeceive hailer ea this part ow weer wee arm a
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lea
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shaped of lily Wee the
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re_r_.uere wee &Weeds/ow or two limbo Wes Iwo .bib bd.
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rm. has the Ilidet, sea the polo Wes al Pot- aetedso.

ESTATES OF IRELAND.

THE
AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS.

THE HARVEST—ASHORT-HORN CATTLE
SALE.
The wheat harvest in the south of England may be
said to be now finished. All farmers, who have net
been impatient have carried their wheat in good order.
The past week has been dry, with a briar and cool
air, but the weather duritg the week preceding was
broken and showery, consequently the wheat then
harvested will not be fit for immediate use. Oar read-
ers will have seen by the extracts from time to time
given from the local journals, how verious are the
accounts of the seeps and the estimates made of the
probable yield of wheat; bat all concur in stating
that the quality will be inferior, end the yield less
than last year's crop. A tolerably extensive survey
of different districts and communications with many
farmers in other parte of the country have, however,
satisfied as that there will be nothing Ike deficiency;
, and es there is now eve.), prospect of the whole of the
wheat as well in the north of England end Scotland
Ise ia the szath being got in in good oondition, a steady
mei moderate range of prices may be looked for
dosing the ensuing year. In certain localities, u the fen
, and other low lands of Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire,
&e., there will be, as we can testify from a personal
=
ion, serious losses to individuals, often over
wide districts from mildew. In many in-
demos, the me and straw are equally discoloured,
evil in some the crop will be worth little or nothing.
And most of the pieces of wheat thus injured ve re at
the beginning of July amongst the most promising.
The absence of sun, the storms and wet weather, have
together produced these untoward results. On
the 18th and 19th of August storms occurred which
have caused much damsge to the barley and oat crops
in many places, perticularly on the eastern side of
Scotland end in Lineolostire. In the latter county,
and in exposed situations, the ices on the 19th from
the rough wind in the barley end oat crops is esti-
mated at from 8 to 12 bushels to the acre; and one
farmer mentioned about an acre of oats which re-
mained uncut et the commencement of the storm,
which was so injured that he should not trouble to tie
them up. There has also been heavy rain in Scotland
of later dates than with us. This is said to have
rutty benefited the turnips, without materially in-
uring the corn. In Mid Lothian the quality of all
the grain is good ; and the coolie, though low in height
from the shortness of the straw, bulk pretty well.
With average weather this (last] week will
see most of the crop, excepting spring wan wheat, in
stook. Oa Sunday and Monday last, in Elet Lothian,
there was likewise a good deal of rain, but the wind
was soft and warm, and little complaint was made of
its effect. Not so of the preceding week's storm.
The Scotsman's Eget Lothian correspondent says,
"At Haddineton market, on Friday last, it was pain-
ful to hear of the severe losses sustained from the pre-
vious wind by very many individuals. It seems to
hive been most felt along the sea coast. lo the upper
part of the county the damage appears to be much
less. There is no reason to alter the esti-
mate already given of the loss being equal to
the seed required over the county. There
has been nothing like it for the last twenty
years." A good deal of winter-sown wheat end oats
has been stacked. In Berwickshire, too, along the
coast, the loss of corn from shaking caused by the
storms of the 18th and 19th of August will be es me-
rlons es in East Lothian. " Upon several hems the
loss will equal the rent of the land." In West Lo-
thian, some injury, though less serious, has been sus-
tained by these gales. la Fife, it is said that wheat
is locking well as to both quantity and quality ; bar-
ley a light crop, but very superior in quality, while
oats are light and the quality indifferent. Potatoes
in all the Lothians and in Fife are des-
cribed as a pretty full crop, not: materially
injured, and much better than indicated by the ap-
pearances above ground. Whether the subsequent
rains may have injured the potatoes, as is not unlikely,
we cannot as yet know. In Scotland as in most parts
of England, there has been an urgent demand for
hands to get in the core. In Lincolnshire we met
with a large farmer wanting thirty` en, who had
only been able to secure eighteen ; another had
thought himself fortunate in securing some Irishmen
at wages which brought the cost of wheat cutting to
17s. per acre. This was on the welds, a thinly
peopled district.
The state of the corn market shows that none of the
casualties of the season, and they have been more
numerous than usual though not, perhaps, very ex-
tensive in their operation, have affected the dealers
with any apprehenr ono of scarcity, for the imperial
average price of wheat for the week ending the 17th
of August was 435. 83. against 44e. Id. of the previous
week, and trade in Mark-lane was dull thoughout the
past week. The new wheat brought to Mark lane is
better than was expected, being described as " good
bat not fine "and the weight of many lots wasl32lbs. and
83 lbs. per 'bushel. And we believe that, where there
has been no mildew, the quality of the wheat will
turn out better then is generally expected. Barley,
on the other hand, is likely to be coarse and inferior
though the bulk will be good. This, we see, is jest
the reverse of the barley crop in Scotland.
The Hertford and Cambridgeshire barley growers
complain a good deal of the quality of their crops,
which usually predate the highest priced sorts of malt-
ing barley. Wheat is now some Bs. per qr. higher in
price than the last point of depression, and it is
about 3s. lower than at the corresponding period of
last year. Bat the steadiness of that price under the
varying and not altogether satisfactory reports of the
crops for the last month, affords evident,. of the good
effect of free trade in this meet important particular.
The farmers are beginning to be convinced that high
prices cannot henceforth be expected, and such of
them as do not believe that they can make up for a
low price by improved cultivation, say the landlords
most reduce their rents. We see no signs of any per-
manent fall of rents; bat that is a question, a mere
business matter, between landlords and tenants
which they must and will work out in their own way,
and with which the oonsnming public, nowthe world's
market is open, has little or nothing to do. That
farmers, like other traders, will eventually greatly be-
nefit from a fair field and no favour, we have no
doubt.
Fat stook is selling well, though prices are mode-
rate; yet good animals commend full prices. We
have seen well-bred and well-fed oxen lately sold
from 241. to 261. each. Good breeding stock also
sells as Well as ever, and with reason, for it is only
by keeping and feeding stock of the right sorts that
farmers an reasonably expect to make a profit by
ffragint•
A sale of sheet hens which took place on Thursday
LA at Menthamfleballtnear Waltham Abbey, Essex.
the seat ef Mr. Beale Colvin, proves that even in oar
home counties, where high Mood and good quality in
cattle are not so much a by the farmers es
they otiOt to be, awe -brood herd will command
large prose. Menkhanes Hall is about two miles
tics the town of Waltham Abbey, and is situate
on elevated ground from which a lended
C.rio view over Essex and Hats is obtained.
oill Ivin's land is vestal, but not of first-rate quality;
and though he lies been locally and otherwise known
sea breeder of short horns bestowing are on hist=
the high undid= and character of his stook
the subject of general remark; and we heard more
than one gentleman. evidently from the northern
seneties, say, I had no idea of meeting with mach
Su tows and so mach good blood here.'
There were fifty-nine lots of cows, hellos, ad
hag salves, and nine lots of bulls cereal calves
Sees et thus mid for goadprices. of the
melons am sated erkeliim; sad, with one or
blood. This a loossa to the stock keepers of the
south du if they coos good oow ars vie for ha
y
bat without par blood there an be no
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s[ stock. Amur the most remark-
h Mum sow calved is Mourn 1841, whit*
proved a goad breeder, many of he best animals
-having &needed hom her; she was bought
1 31r.Tantered for 63 pines& Her pedigree, trued
the " Nell Owyeuse " family, is, ai Mr. !Brat-
flied eactiouer, truly remarked, first rate. An-
other Soo white oow, "White Ross," by Rockingham,
Siff eight years old, which Mr. Strafford said he
t as a yearling for Mr. /bytes_ , the esereter-
Sae , for 110 redness, was sold to Mr. -
illop I it "so guineas. . Adeleidei

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