The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-26 00:00:00

PRIX= Ausilfs Brini.DAT.--This earthy Wog
tta 41st anniversary of the birth of U.R.H.R.H Prism Albert,
Ir.V.lstired in with the ringing of " peels" from
t..t it (p.m, of the relate church- s in the metropllis, the
rya +.l.ndird being hoisted at Somereet.lsoue, the Tower,
h?.. a..eis.lieepital, Wool wiek-dockyard. Tilbery•fort, sad
5..,an.e5; as a.so on the steeples of several of the parish
i.e noises vassals is the river exhibiting begs of
. c. hoc the union jaek being hoisted mast high. At ems
ci Jesse fisjoW wen fired from S. James's-park, Wed-
•. and ILlarrlott and in the evening the houses of the
tradesmen of his royal highness will be illeminate4.

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Iv,TAL Nowranae AGRICULTURAL Bocusi.—Tbs
ett •eetiag of this society, which embraces the aunties
r Banff, Kincardine, and But Fogfershire, took
vite cn Thursday lest, at 'Aberdeen, and the display of
oe the °Nation, bath it to number sad quality, was
rood. At the dioritr whisk, warthog to cue-
t.z. cloud tte roceediegs, his Orem the Duke of Rich-
tv.r.l presid,d, in in disclargion the duties of the chair
L. • .•is oecteioe to urge, la wry imprenfive terms, the ins-
rraz:e of each associations to the agricultural interest
DA; not only furni.htil standards of ercellecoe by
wt.!. !Julien might &unlike the quality of their rupee-
te: rtleig, but they afforded landlords and tenants an oppor-
txt:•y of gusting each other on neutral grounds, end in
tt • tiers eitatua; co-operation was indiepet•sable to their
(mod. Ile pronounced the chow a most sucusefui
ace. He oclared last be bad sought to benefit arrival-
tar showieg a good example himself as a fanner ; and
v•Tessed I is belief that the but thing landlords could do
Ist tier tenantry was to give that all due ea-
:...militia' • and, what wee awe than ell, that the
!rr v• thould know hie brndlord personally, and not through
•• niggard was melted with loud cheers.

1: • -•-i•.•• proposed the health of the Earl of Aberdeen, who
ws ;resist and eulogised Ms peaceful policy ea a foreign
Amorg the other speeches delivered was one
m Aiemmt owdee. who expressed his hope that the
I:- :literal interest. by leers: std industry and skill, might
' • *.mtedne the depression under which it at present
•1. Sir Jews E.phinstose took a similarly hopeful
' • f the farmer's pesspects, and sec enmended that greater
• rn should be given in future to the manufacture of
• food, sod that lees &meditate should be placed on
riseeth of earn. Ti. cheap rate at which 'ceding stuffs
. alw be purchased, he enntended, would enable the
!.?.t .11 to adopt this nurse with profit to themselves. The
• taco of the meeting appears to indicate that the
mess of this great agricultural district do not despair of
fia.unes.

1172 LANDS OP PARGILLIES, in Fifeshire, which
u, tT rail arable, were exposed to ogle on Thursday last, by
Ur. Stevenson, Ediaburph, and were wild, after many offers,
v eitt...n a fraction of 32 years* ptirchue of the natal.—

T ARTESIAN SALT SPRING AT KISSILNOEN.

- the 12th instant, says • fetter from
4,,ratr, dreell the 17th inst. the carious spectacle was
...ed t' us of o eoNtrein of water, four inches in dia.
"•••• r stumpier with a prodigiom force out of the earth to
•• • e rte. of laS feet from a depth of 1,8281, screaming out
• :fateful palm-tree at its highest point, and firming
1' • est and most strikingjel•d'ems of this kind ever be-
" '••• 'Pa water, se elver se crystal, issues from the soil
s •; • temperature of 66' Fahrenheit, charged with 31 per
G' putt salt, at the rata of 100 cubic feet per minute.
I,..itn is had b-ea previously initiated into the scientihe
isr• the operation through which • result not less
•te then peolitable had been obtained; nr, who like
4/.0, had had OtelaiOD*l opportunities of watching for the
s.e,r. yams the patient and skilful n.mner in which
• • slat borings have been conducted by the very able,
Mr. Inspector Jcseph Knorr; or, who were aware
• • .ts suleurateen atmoeptere of carbonic acid gas, acting
e of GO ordinary atmospheres, was, is the present
tie propelling power, the phenomenon before us af-
s tbilosophical gratilication. To the riot it seemed like
•••••.. The whole e at of this great arti situ work, from heat to
".0 stn••unt to 80,000 luring (b,6661.). incladiag all the
••`•e pump., piper, sad pavilion to be etretod. It was
vau 10 tl+.= shaft cif en old well, eaUrd the &hotshots, in
.4,1t.t0 w tins., and during a period of 11 yeah, bOO
.1., wire bored through the rock* the operation being
interrupt. sad even suspended, • feeling of the-
n:cement. but in 1843 Inspector Joseph Knorr, arm&
brtomating an ultimately ow:earful result, advised
toreri.eni et to resume operations, which have never
st..• iher. been laternspied, Milne by day or night, and are
040%1 to be somploteris