The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-20 00:00:00

lIOP INTELLIGENCE.

MAIn6TOXII, Auvust 19.—The hope have not anima
math from the late winde, met in thM immediate dietriet little in
heard of the mould. The weather of the Met few dap haring been
gloomy and unprooitheiii, the hflpi have not come oat .o freely as we
not week expected. They appear. too, very uneven. In many pined•
half the bide are in burr, 'tidbit many of the moat forward hilif
are covered with bops,. in a nreatet or Imo degree of forwardnes•.
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Some good judges are' of opinion that the yield ;ill be shorter than
has teen autimpated, and much will depend on the weather of the
nest ten days. At any rate, many of the 'manta amasr likely to
come in two plekinr.
WATBRINGIWXY.--The late war eights have been very
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favourable to the growth of the hops, and l'lthough there is more
mould than could be wished for by the planters, yet the firourunle
w.salter gives the MT. an advarage over the oisesse, and there is no
cause to say that there may not be a fair average crcp of good hops at
present.
Tuotote.—We have several grounds very mouldy, whict•
must reducethe produce, but the weather brill( in favour nt the
plant, at present it is uncertain as to tile amount of the injury that
mar be
Ziarttesinkn —The hops have a healthy, ;ironing •,n•
peuranor geners.:y. There aft rune grounds MOW •y, but the plant
for the last weak has appeared loge the advantsge Weems.
MZEIWUKTE AND WEST rECITE•W. —ttle mould has in•
created to suet a ram mural, that several of the chow around%
which a kw weeks back looked ail they wool. grow a too per acre,
are sow a complete kit el moult. lhere are a fe• patches that wta
a and will most likely grow a few go.xl hops.
er:DLOW.—Tha hops look very tirunst.log and kindly,
growing out very fast.
101tritak •ND BEAL.-1111 late minds have prevented

the hops from touting out much during the past week, but 'honk! we
now have warm, stia west ler, the damage will be very tritims, except
in appa. unlace. There are hut few garuens iu which mould can be
foumd _ _ _

I(ol.yr:snag 8 lonia we get a fortnight's warts, mann,
weather, we shall ar.,w a great many =ld good bops. fume plant( re
think the duty too high.
CttahallOoK.—Tha hops IT. contioneng t, look and eo
well. _ _

Euexnal DOE.—Our hope are ping on well, hot they are
treven. There t..runu'd iu A few ground+. . . .

INPIHRIDOE WaLLs —They are prnmiang fair Mr a
heavy crop, th•; late vrarm weather haring Improved their appear-
Knee much.

£XD iitNTON. The hops In so 1.• nyder
within these f. w 114. have done wonders and look laratritl.l, whip
webers Wetted with mould me =king but little progress.
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liolusxusmoc—Ovu sire.pinakes dinner came off st th•
Gun Inn o M. nday, when the enrage ,et for ttt.e ensuirg y,ar nt.'s
1115,0w01. How at will be realised time and weather wol *how.
Lately it has been boisterohs enough to spot( a great deal of hop and
bloom, w-hich Is Vero uneven in all expesedsitihitions, tine he)th.d
all question thinner than no ever ISM ti.bercrl on the uuanuty of
allteh a overloakhl with leaf, and gent ra le w Lit is tem.t.,l
.thousey." We hare a few pieces, where they are nt sbeltorto,
very hand,cme. richitig wall come. once about the Kith of nest
month. . . . .

HC ILSTOILENIS.—The bops in ibis ittiahhourbood are
c ,miag out well now. Laving been much retarded br the Late unpro-
pitious weather. With Ideourdble weather we may expect a g .od
average quanta), but at 'a thought the prcpent I,u) Anon of 2u.1,00e1.
nuinot be re trail, untese very Looundge e.rcu.i. them.

FAKNIIA3I, ALTON, AND COVNT AY D O. utcrs, Auu,st
19. Some of the grounds are towing out cry t r;:tily alto hop, btt
muly of the Oil:tattoo., whit.: are so set? lull of bine. do not make
lunch pregreee, and, unit*, wept the right sort -f weather, •.'L
sport both in yuaouty and quality.—Mdiusbohe Guat!..,of .titittot

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F•111..S1011.—MILI), around' &TO very preensing, o.ed
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others. partieularly the grape, are too full ofiniie. Ana sorit tle:ent
II burr, and backward. These must lure contint.ed tine w collier to
bring theta out, but they wilt Cage if weather permits.
litretatrotr.—lu general good ; but tie /21:0e Trnark in
Ear:ciati wilt apply here also; we hear of rooted there, but have
not seen it. Mr. itraddick'a plantations% which arc cluaty Uolaings,
are splendid, being eery forward in bop.
Loons.—Our hop an going as well. We have a few
bwkwara pkwes of grapes that hare too much bine, and, =teas tn..
taeounible weather Oantallael two oe three weep, they cannot COW:
TO perfection. To stun up, prt•Clit ,:rpearances pre Mire .1 crop in
Louse. _ . .

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AeLeerotto.—With the exception of the " Jones." the
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grounds in this parish come slowly ley° ho;,, and un!css we l.ave most
avourable Teeth. r the crop sinuot be heavy. Ouiae of the 'gardens
tire. short of bane ; at present we have nu ApiiCallulol of damage from
mould.
Menzwoant.-83me of the "rotate.' arc touring our very
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line, and look well where the mould haw not eft::ed theta. Anothir
:exeunt rays: The hops are badly opuses of in th o parish and Wet
Peckham. Some grounds are slack of brae, and other. very mouldy.
home my there are many :Hies in which nut a bin will be placed this
rear. Whirr the bins is healthy the hops grow very fait, and are
like.y to produce an average crop.
I,'ttilNettlSY.—W. are programing favourable. and with
hot a ember shall do well; the burr ie thin on the bine and back. and
at lantern. hot the quantity of time aid prataalay make up; should
the weather be aold we shall nut get a heavy eroe.
EAST PICKHAM —.lllO hil4l) grOWits4 and Mimic*: the
hops c.,nting out very uneven; the late rains appaar Wham inacared
the mould.
Wilk/THAN —Oar hope an. going on favourably, and
generally tree from disease, but do not COW into hop so fart as some
pe.LL4IIII., which may be attributed to their b mg backward, but if
warm fine weather muumuus they will no doubt grow out.
EDENHUIIXIE —Our hops certainty nu many itardeno aro
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looking very pretty, but In acme they are very um:yin:Waving goi,
sized hops and wine very small burr on the some pole; we do thin's
there must be an Alteration tin the weatherto re ,toe the duty exi
petted by ionic. We have a few instances of mould.
W ITTEMS HAM —Oar hope have &uttered c insiderahly
from the late ands, but they are fast ttuubliag out, awl upon the
whole promise a fair crop.
Lcuil It —the bine strong and healthy ; the bun not so
thick ns usual ; the hops are at least a week later than leg year;
they are coming in two craws; no nwuld to speak of ; estimated crop
~Allah less per acre Wan 1446.
IiaOOIIFIRLD. —Our hops are lot king very well, hot
rather backward; recce bright days :mil arm night., would do won.
den for them, as the grapes are still hanging in the burr very lit.b•
mould; we ihall come chart of 1916 per acre; the plantation is aloe
reduced about one-fifth.
CANTBRIIVItY. —The hops are doing remarkably well, tht
burr developing itself moat luxuriantly, and th • colour bring good.
The mould, of which we hare sometimes epuoen as being t oible,
exists but too a plight extent. The weather this week has been moot
favourable, though we have had &slight shower or two; and should
the next fortnight be bright, the probability is that there all be a
very large crop. The duty ts freely laid at ;i00,0e01., while wow is
our neighbours go so far as 220,000/. tletieral accounts speak ut Wt
hoe looking well, and promising an abundant crov.
V katitawlel.--The hops continue to hang in burr, and
have not progreeord e. they should do at this period of the growth.
Warm, 'till weather ie required to bring them to perfration.
Ticanuasv.—We have had rather a stormy week, and
the hope are blown about In exposed situational; but, with this creep.
Lion, we are progressing favourably.
\Vomits rau.—We have a good demand for good hope of
the pnveut year's growth, from 90a. to lOtts. per vet., but is other
sorts there ill nothing doing: the primes of such are therefore no_
mi. al. The olontationreports continue favouroble. and a cool crop
la confidently !Midi for. Duty for the hoodoo, 200sttoo/.—Maelitese
Junraal...ia.). 20.

THE SVOAR DUTIES.—The exciae duty on Sugar,
by the act 13 and 14 Viet., cap. 67, is now reduced to lls
the cwt., and from the sth of July it will be further reduce(
to 101.
Niw CusToms ACT.— An act to amend the laver,-
biting to customs has just come into force. All rules 11111'
regulations made by the Vommiuioners of eu,toins are de-
clared to be valid. Henceforth all assignments of superan-
nuation allowances "shall bo wholly void to all intents and
purpose*, and shall nit be enforced in any court of law or
equity." This act pe,hibite the importation into the linked
Kingdom of any extracts, essences, or other concentrations of
coffee, chicory, tee, or tobacco, or any admixture of the saute.
Witnesses refusing to attend or to give evidence map be
fined 501. The export duty of 4e. per ton on oasis is now re-
pealed. All manufactured goads are to be deemed to be the
produce of the country of which they are the manufacture.
No abatement of daties 'hall be made on recount of any
damage received by any corn, grain, meal, or flour imported
into the United Kingdom.

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