The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-29 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

MAIDSTONII, June 27.—Tbr.uahout the past work the
bop, hive had a continuance of warm genial weather, and the bine
hag advanced rapidly ; they appear an a most healthy carli,ion, and
c ear of vermin. Notwithetandine this improvement as well NA the
diminish^il chances of iniurr from en attack of vermin, the dote is
still quoted by rime at 164.004. We cannot quite understand this.
None will deer that our pre.ent prospect is well worth one cwt. per
acre more than it was three weeks ago. This at the peso rat
extent of plantation, wood produce more than 20,00 1. old uuty.
If the duty was worth lou.oir./. three weeks .go, it is better worth
1,10,0001. now. A very favourable season might raise it to :.O,OOW.
and an adverse Inc may 'et reduce to 100,0410/. and under. One fact
wears plea/I.d to record, there is leas talking of '• betting" this year
than ever we remember. Perhaps Come parties have taken tie hints
that have been offered for their ,onsideration.

East PECK RAIL—Our bias is very slack, and notilook•
ing near so well as our neighbours.
WZAT PiCa:HAW—We an* growing well, but in some
plate. there's as appearance of mould.
TVDELT —Tile bine is growing wry fut, and looking
well; in foe it never looked better.
8 CWT.—We are doing well, and have not hitherto
seen any vermin worth notivlng.
TINTO24.—We are lot king extremely well.
BRENCHLEY —The young proun s are Being well, and
seine of them are most I'muriant. On the old grounds they are very
indifferent, and begin to look yelmw.
YALDING.—In some places we are growing beautifully,
but in others the bine bean rather a sickly aspect.
Loose —We can only report what we said last week, that
, we are all bright and clean.
BIUMTED -mr., are improving wonderfery, and thiLk
that we bare some of the healthiest bine in the county.
East MI.LLINCL—The bins is growing a. fist u i! can
grow, and looks most luxuriant. It is impossible to be doing better.
BAIIMING.—Ttaa bine is improtti.g to appearance, and
grows well.

Lirraornwr.—We ars looking well in most places, but
ben. and there our bine le dem

BAST SurroN.—The bide is growing rapidly, and we ate
looking and doing well.
MARDZN.—Tne hine is growing fast, and we are very clean.
Bouorrrox MONcneLssa —We are going on well.
ATLZSFORD.—We are I, eking as well as we could wi,ll.
litigrox.—We are doing pretty well—about the lame as
lan week.

WATI[RINGIBUILT.—WO were never looking better.
EILIWORTIL—WO ere doing very well.
THCALIT.—Ws aro going on w#ll, and the bine grows fess.
Boxt.sy.—We are very healthy, and generally clean in
madame.

NitreLesest).—We keep from v rmin, and the bile
growft well.. . _

Tea FAaLzwes.—Nothing could be doing better than the
bilrin these puirbes. _ .

cartati), Jane 27.—The late hot inn hu done a good
deal for the hops in this neighbourhood, and they now look churning,
showing every appearance of a good crop.
TICIRVIUIT, June 27 —Toe Imp blues have made coasts
&Table. progress curing the past weeL ; they are looking very
healthy, and are quite clean.
bagmen LET, June 2S.—The bine, here are growing ra-
pidly, and perfectly clear from vermin.
Hamm!), Jane 27.—Oar bine looks thriving in mod
gardens; still there is much weak and uneven that feel the efforts
of last year's blight, and cannot do much. We have no by worth
noCee.

Wisvanwata, Jung 27.—Our best bins continues to im-
prove, but much et the weak bine in many gardens is not near the
tops ef the poles, and at pee sent does not give promise of a gooderop ;
we have no dy, or pent to none.
"%VALl:mots, Jan. 27.—The bops in this parish and neighs
Immix xl are will doing well. The thunder-storm last night was
rather severe, attended with some heavy showers of rain and steer
gees of wind tram the north east. Where the pounds lay exposed
to that part. it has cut the bine to a [riding eaten% but nothing has
yet mewed to prevent the appearance of a good crop.
SWHI'IIaT, June 27 —The hops have made groat progress
during the last ten days, and remain gusto tree from vermin.
BVITED.—The hops arc very clean and healthy, and give
hopes of a good crop.
CIoWDZII, JUDO 27 —Sim* our hist report the hops have
done weeders, ears the worst bias less made satisfactory progress,
and we are quite clean, altruueb at the time this ex, to prow, per-
ham the wind may have done some damage; m sprrar.mccs speak so
at present.
Hansa, Juno are going ea quit, satisfactorily
at present, ind clean.
CHIDDIXOBTONS. Juno 26. Although SOM. uneven
mounds are bibs found, we are going on eheerfalty, and quite exm.
EDINAIRIDOZ, Juno 27.—The hops in this neighrsourtioud
are growing very fast, looking very healthy, and seem nearly clear
from gee sad Oy.
1121ISTMONCIVX, Inas 27.—We n bee, the bine
grow faster. The late frosts, although severe, seem only to harden
the bine. Mere are a few favuurite gardens, but,l generally speaking,
we leak well in all grounds.
Hong, Jana 27.—Looking well, and growing fast; cannot
be /I?ing brtter.. . . .

NlNTinitc Juno 27.—The thunder @bower has Fiera us a
Ire-h start; the bine Is strong, and clean from Terrain.
Asdnuaxitdet. Juno 27.—(letting en well. The bine
grows rapidly, and has the aomeranne of health—no it v.
WARBLITON, June 27.—We have had nothing to hinder.
The weather seems to snit the bine, and we have mule considerable
advance.

WAIiTLIXO, June 27.—Lest night w• had a flips shower,
the lightning was very vivid; It has done a great deal of good. Wo
are getting on well in ail parts of the pariah. TM weathsr is solder
attain t.thy, but It has dew us no harm as yet. We begin to show
for beaneb.

rOLD, Juno 28.—Hopo met-ally in this pariah
are looking well: the tune i• In a healthy and crowing at de.
PItYItURT, Juno 27 —Our hops continuo doing everything
we could wish, and are elem.
. .

LAMUZZIWILIIT, June 27.—The hops are noire ahead;
thel:are in •healtity state ; the fly nut worth notice.
WADHUNIT. June 27.—Oar hope are doing well, and
going het ahead. Let means we had a storm of thunder, light.
ning, and race, which In some reasons would have been conaide,ed a
wood ones; at present we have no fly to eve any unominoss about
the crop.
Otata Gamow, Woonoarr, June 116.—The hop biers are
still very growing, indeed, and free from gy. Tho present weather
we think very favourable for the eroga.
OTIPORD. June 27.—We have to report a very beneficial
charism slew lest week. The attack of the fly proved temporary, and
the grounds are now pretty clear. The bine thins
..,very Wet.
KMISINO. Juno 26.—The bias isareasto rapidly Then
an no econplaten or the fly.
Anat., Juno 26.—Ta• hope look Ter, promising ; the
Igrounde arm bee from west% but le the "Chart " and other dry
land the Woe appeals to want rola
BAWLS, Jana 26.—The hi*. could scarcely be in • ZION
lloorldale•eaftfitialb
OATIIIIIBLD. Juno 26.—We go on SI wall NI list we.k, U
trot baps.—Surrey Standard.

Fautamox or 1851. Ths Apothecaries' Coin-
pssy of Leedom have voted the sew 44601.. and the Cutlers'
owspasy, of Shefasid. have likewise voted the seat of 501.
to the funds sow raking for eszrytog Into West sae saki-
Woe el 1801.