The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-11 00:00:00

NAVAL

DISTILIBUTION or THI MIDITIRIikNIAN FLEET.—Iit
Malta harbour : Queen, 116, with the Bog of Viee-Admiral
Sir W. Parker; Caledonia, 120; Powerful, 84; Superb, 80;
Bellerophon, 78• Terrible, at., 21; Firebrand, st., 6;
Ardent and Spitfire in ordinary ; Mesa peckets Medusa,
Merlin, Triton, and Oberon. At Salamis Ganges, 84;
Frolic, 15. At Smyrna : Tartarue, st. At Corfu . Racer,
12. At the Pinem : Scourge. at., 6. At Patina : Growler,
at., 6. At Constantinople: Porcupine, it. At Naples:
Spiteful, a., 6. At Candi& : Voyage, surveying ; Medina,
en route to limning,; Antelope, en route to Corfu.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING., JUNE 11, 1850.

and Wag ofor •mf rood behaviour toward,' Min Bellew and all her
Mir boosobela outh.
BaUsw—l'm surprised, lir, that you have only
moored this mai for a muoth—at the sad of that :ime we
shall be stmt.

The 41;fenigma wee removed by Mitchell, the poky, and
Mee Bellew with her relations end friends then Tatted the

MARKETS
COT TON.—LtvaarooL, Jura 10.-5,000 War, iaalad•
bag 1,200 Wm for sport, wars soldto-day at attatly rating.

CORN.—Cizix czars'', Jane 10 —The trade to-day very
Wheat in moderate supply, and tbe deemed only equal to the
aingetnedlate requirements of buyers. Barbell dull. Wats, Beans, and
other grain emallaue without alteration. Wheat, W. to 101. 10s. per
load. Barley, 30a. toll. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 33a. Beane, 27a. to 32a.
HADLIIIOII, Jess 10.—We have little alteration is prime
from those of the pest week are two. Our supply of Wheat was mid-
dling, but of other grain short. The needy miller was ehliged to give
fully late prima. No alteration in spring Cora.
CATTLE, itc.—CoLcasevaa, Jane B.—Then was an
eadialithed supply of Sheep at market to-day ; melee were slow at
the Imellidne, but belbre the eke* the tranneetkme were Ishrahly
lair and last wales tutus were act such is Floss tat
weans. Ise via& dors was radar a fMlme doused Nan of We.
Tat lambi were mil at a rememelde avagh doss W Brap was
into sum Wes Se the Ameed. rat Soft flag as bawd, as
Mere wee bat - la perabras; prim say be noted abed
the mower Bet weak. In Week sol Ws Moak there was but little
des*, lbs Pia trade continuo salreudy Isaguld, and prices were
flifl/
t
declining ;
. Supperlym nod ; sad Lambs, 3,220 ; Masts, 313 ;
Calves. 31 ; H 70.

Ltvaarow.., Jong 10.—Wo have • very eenuidereble in.
crease of stook at this day's ambit, the demand excessively dull, and
prices mock lower for every derriptien; alms quantity remain Un-
sold. Beef, 41d. to Std.; 5,4.10 St per lb.; lamb, .18s. to
21. each. 1,157 dusts; 10,007 and lambs.

• • • -
NoRWICH' June B.—Oar market exhibited a tolerable
.how of boots and ehoet-horns ' • the buyers were not numerous, and
the prices obtained no better than lad week; at the clime, a grrat
number remained unsold. Pat Bents a pod show and a fair
clearance, at Ss. 6d. to 6a. per done of I fibs. The pens were weU
alkal; ewes and lambs a better sale; 'Kerte few In number and
quielly sold; fat Sheep a short cumber; prices from te. to 6e.
per atone. In store lids and fat Puck no eteretain worth notice.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
MAtneroNa.—Tbe hope Ily in Kent lurk of a healthy,
ye •n colour, and "Millet also Fret clearness. 1 bey are rather
backward for the mason, but have made extraordinary way within the
Imt fortnight. In kir. Gurney's ground, near Maid...tone, the bins
are already topping 14 feet toles, and in many other grounde they may
be Been here and there standum out from the pole-tops like so ninny
reconnoitering snakes. the plant in evidently full of Life and vigour.
The "lady birds" are starving fur want of aphides. On the Weald
clays an interior ground is a rarity, and although many of the broad-
est leaves bees been riddled by the sea, there are plenty left to gather
the necemary carbon from the attao-phere.
boa LIT.—In the grounds which were so Cut up lad year,
the bine le weak. There it no vermin to speak of.
MALLINO.—The bine looks errry well and healthy ; a few
ny are to be seen..

Mwausx: The bine grows rapidly, ands looking very
healthy.
YALDINO AND HUNTON —The bins in many mounds hu
lately grown rapidly, but in others it is rather backward. There is
but very little Sea.
LAIINERIIVILIT.—The hops in this parish are in a Wiry
growing and thriving state.
BIDDINDiN AND SMARDEN.—The bins is looking
healthy and growing fast ; the fly has made its appearance in some
kw gardens, but where they have k en seen there are but very few.
bonsiegtgar.—The bop bine continues to grow very fast,
and we have a sprinkle of fly.
STAPLERDRIIT.—AItIiough the bine is $ it is gene-
• healthy. A few fly ars to be seen.
Svosax —Tbe aecourvi generally (rein the districts state
that the bine is growing well, with a Ppruakle of fly at places.
FARNHAM, AND COVNTRT pIeTRICTS, June 10.—In
his ring you our first ripen for the season, we have simply to re.
mark that the bine, with but few exceptions, is very strong and grow.
Les very fut. We have a few 'V.—Maidstone Uazei re, June 11.
BARNUM:I.—The hops are looking extremely well, and
have grown eaumintly during the last few days.
SitengOaos AND •DJoININO Pitaionss.—The hop bine
has made very considerable strides during the past week ; there is
almost no "fly." In these galena, and indeed to a hal, were there
was the greeted blight last year, the bine iv weakest, anti in many
• the hilts have Sled: still, upin the whole, the g-rdeha may be
safelypalel to look promising.
CRANNROWL.—The hop bine in this neighbourhood has
grown amazingly within these hat few days, and although not so
forward as we have seen It at this season of the year, bids fair, should
the weather continuo warm, to make up for the check which the cold
nights in Slay occasioned. There is here and there a fly or two to be
seen, tut of nothing worth notice; the appearance of the bine is
healthy.

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MATFIELD.—The bine here looks very healthy although
weak.

Cowimi.—Our hop are looking well ; we have a very
light appearance of the fly, but Lope the recent sliewcre will
de .troy it.
FkANT.—The hope about here are remarkably good ; we
have had flea, but it la in a great measure disappeared.
CANTEUBURT.—Notssithstanding the cold nights, nn some
occasions accompanied by frost, have checked the advanceof the young
hops, the wenn dayw, with a powerful sun, have exerted a great in.
duence in their growth and vigour, and in many garden* the bine is
to be "ern already three parts up the poles. A little vermin is visible.
—Maidstone Journal, June 11.