The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-13 00:00:00

GREAT EXHIBITION OP DOOS.

An illustration of the gigantic character of the
metropolis is afforded by the almost sodden springing up of
• magnificent hall in the aurtheru suburbs of Islington, to
be devoted henceforth to exhibitions connected with eget-
ennui% and specially to the Christmas Cattle Show, which
from the atheelly increasing visitors lied outgrown even
the large area of the Baker-street Bazaar. To remedy this
inconvenience a company was formed Kaki time since ad
a capital raised, the result of which hes ban the present
floe building, covering a apses of many three, and oxteod-
beg from the Liverpool-road into the Hiihatireet, Isling-
ton. with entrances from both. The hall is not yet quite
completed ; but the activity of the contractor' has so far ex-
pedited the work in advance of the stipulated time, theta
kind of inanimation of the new betiding will take place De
Monday weak, by a "greet national exhibition of sporting
and other dogs," concurrently with the more important
. Agricultural Exhibition to take pleas in Battersea-park. The
present show is under high patronage, sod has a genuine
character. The competition will be among those who know
the value and understand the true points of what they are
contending for. Hence the Loodooers will esjoy a fine sight.
The entries already double the number exhibited at Bir.
mingham, and are now over 1,000. The Doke of Beaufort
has entered a whole pack of foxhounds from Badminton,
40 in number—the first time a pack of hounds has been
thus shown to the public. Besides these there are 12 fox
terriers, 16 bloodhound', 15 otter and deer bounds, all of
them of note sod special character for size, form, stanch-
ness, and (teething; 36 harriers and beagles, 30 greyhounds
(in themselves a show), 100 pointers, 170 setters, retrievers,
and spaniels, 68 mastiffs awl Newfoundland", 64 bull doge
and bull tenter; ?A terriers, 22 Italian greyhounds, and—
to give the whole an international character, as bats the
time-50 foreign dogs. To indulge these animals with a
liberal hospitality and the neceseary attendance, provision
has to be mode of meet and biscuit to the extent of three
tone, and of nirvana to the number of 100. The dogs will
be dap of quality for the most part, as coming from the
Mom& of the Earls of Derby. Stamford and Warrington,
eßolingbroke, Harpers, Begot, Lichfield,
' Spencer, and Grey & Wilton ; Viesonom
lt. Bart., Sir C. E. Islam, Bart., the Hon.
Douglas Pennant, M.P., the Marquis of Drogheda,
kc. Many ladies have also entered their doge. The Mar-
chiosses of Loodooderry sends two of her p 4 dogs, and the
Lady Marpree Vinesat is also an exhibitor. There OM be
no doubt dist the dog show will prove one of the toed at.
tractive and pegelar exhibitions of the steam

GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
Dr. SMITH hem Put pablished &ran EDITION of his
minable wort. the PLIVATI MEDICAL MIND (1i pages).
es thellelf.cnre of Nervosa Debility, Lees of Memory, Dion=
of Sight, Immittsde, as., es mweipt M a directed
re=enclosing two stalips.—Adrianse, De SMJITH,
-crement. Tavietoeknquge, Loudon. W.D.

THY GREAT KAATIIIN IN CI7STODY. —Possession
was taken of the leviathee et amen on the 30th, by the
United States Man/ml's Deputy, adder an attachment
for a claim ci 100,000 doh., preferred b' flamilica F.
Towle, engineer, for salvage. The plaintiff alleged that
when the Great Fasten was on a voyage to New York
the use so disabled as to bereodered Moapable of proceeding
to path, until het & passenger, Ululated a screw that saved
the Tessul, her pmeengens, sad cargo. On the same day an
Ptilos was made before the United States district
oe a reduction of the amount of ball In the cam.
Everts, on behalf of the defendants, contended
that the amount of hail was enormous, and that Mr. Towle . mist Es
0. Woe
bed Dot rendered any Caere service on the occasion than any
UM ceased of the same ability and ingenuity would Cobbler,
volts to save the lives of fellow-beings, particularly
when his own life was Lequal jeopardy. Lord Stowell, a
great English judicial authority, had laid down that a pas- •—•_•
manger under such eimninstamire could sot recover any nom. CZYWf AI PALLOI. -- Owl Swirmairs DAY.—
pensation. if Mr. Towle had kept within bas mind the TIMADAY, Joss 12.—Adminions as paymont, 1,980
idea of saving the weasel until be exacted a promise of pay- ditto, by sumacs ticks* Zilt ; toga, 2.32 T,
meat—until he bad friend a fortune in a peat disaster—he Uhdwurtisomoostj—Hollowuren Pala —Trutls
would be en unworthy Faammuger on any future voyage with
tul 'wlsoeu—The united teatime's, of thosards extratted
his fellowmen. No bill bad been sant in for these get- over mars than a remise s a seseury, mesa eesessts reeol6.
vices; and if Mr. Towle had made a claim of 5,000 doh., mewls these Pllis se the beet partners. the madame sPeetsebt.
and been paid it he would have had good mama to know and the eared restorattves Tbsy DMZ &rem Mindy% it
that it was a good brr::::.,uo,k to save his own life and get tesret7 IPA tv•Panrfballoafir "4 ea"
Do tomb mousy. .1 Betts would not go into the menus, !toss* bop, %set, terries la sig aft
but merely eamilse to the amount of tail, in I usempazses vai
itturibs limo bleat and summemerms his
ardor to assure to ths Aida( wlslever rights be nuOt re- ,
letter otter from Moan says :—" The Ruske eve* dielseeThi& siedleht h WIMP.
Latish as the triad
..1. doe& In"soll hi' honour '
decided to bond the ill Sr sin di* dal* How- fortress, as the °Memo treader. sitisuilks them al 1 yva=basaulaubisah, . b=l"4„..ush.Thill "liana —.31.1"....f=
Lad and Aspinwall breams the earedoe, and the vessel was ' AlossedvoYol Khmer) Akbaltchik. "9 ramirlog Las ge" aft aft* swift. aft Ilft Ift lamp la "ailliaft. aft ft
disarmed from the milady of the United Slates llossbaL plies of 16411iii0111."—Levont Herald, smargass stismalsed.

/Int Its.teary's Ran of 100 prisms ;3-yr-olds, 7st 11lb ;
four. 94 71b ; ass, llb ; six and ord. 104 Mk Thies
cis. sad s disissoit
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4 nu. 71b fasslbscur 1":1 1
Mr. Osborn/Is Captsla Crow, 3 yrs. Tsi 11.1 b. (Caallassr) 3
Mr. Pabst as Memo, $ yrs, 74 Illb (11371•1
Mr. Charlisa's Quits., $ yrs, Mt WI (Dellook) 4
Batting : 6 to 4 oil Kaatabrd, 3 to 1 apt ReSsatet 4 ti? 1
apt Captain Crow, 6to 1 mpg alsettax Was bi • bad-

Una? AzarvALa.—Lasy Boob, oobblor, lad Dea-
d/eery, Patrick, sad Evaricatag.