The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-11 00:00:00

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THE CHARGE OF BIBLE BURNING.
DUBLIN, MOXDAT.
At the sitting of the Commission Comm this morning,
traverser John Heallute was pi ea trial,
with having torn and horned copies of theehlit
Testament at the late burning of books at Einptown.
The traverser was acquitted. The verdict was re-
mired with loud sheen by a crowded wart.

The Roman catholic inhabitants of Kinptown and
its vicinity illuminated their houses very generally
au Iletorday night to celebrate the triumph of Father
Patcherios; there were also some illsminations in a
few of the streets of Dublin, and the excitement dis-
played by the malice on the mossier' &ppm to
exceed any felt by them since the memerable period
of the State trials.

CITATAL PALACII.--BBILLING DAT, bac.
Matissiess ea moms, 660 diva by slam tisk" 130
Isiah NO; ansersadai day kit year, 1,110.

Although every anneal exhibition of the Smith-
field Club must neessestily be to a great extant his
its predication, yet *ash generally penmen some
distinctive feature that excites the attention of the
sonnelasser, and stimulates the curiosity of the gmll.l
ral public. On year it is the prodigious quantity of
it heaped on the barks of the infatuate exam,
'mother year the symmetry at the ihothimee pis*
Wass. while • third year is nmarkailky the peentres
of nom leviathan of the bard, whin, *khan. the
leads= despise, the groandlinp ma in trap to
see and wonder at. This year the distinctive femme,
is an absence of distinctiveness, so great a monotes,
of perfection, as' to keep the puzzled judges her the
hears deciding where there was ens the 'NOW
superiority tojastify the award of the mrsh.eseelsill
gold medal. This in itself is one of the steseesst
proofs of the value of the institatim, as it would ap-
pear that its anneal exhibitions, with its prism...el
the iolast attsediag them, ban se @desolated souped-
ties, as to make the race this year almost a seek and
neck one anisegst all the great cattle breeders of the
country. The show is not so numerous as some we
have nee, bat this only makes the cattle that are
exhibited all the more comfortable, while in each
elms the prise specimens are ef a high dam of excel-
lence, and as a general rale rather rupturing those
that held a similar position in the exhibition of last
year. Take, for insteps., Lord Exeter's abort born,
the winner of the geld medal in be doss, which has
all the symmetry of the prinebsidsr of last year,
while its math greeter the sod gustily of meet,
scathe it mach more valothis in a commercial point
of view. The short bane gmerally are rathmtriselz
reprimand, bat the spasms are very fine, in
on seeing the very near equality of perfection exhi-
bited by the whales( tiled..., one can very well 'm-
isdeed the heitotisa of the judges in awarding the
prise. It is eatimisbny, however, to be able to add, that
their daisies was malessed by the judgments of all
who were admitted to the private view yesterday
mob& The nest elms is point of promisees is
the Davos, in which his Highness Priem
Albert exhibits a beautiful ex, small, symmetrical,
and with • singularly beautiful head. This other
wise parfait animal falls off a little in the hind-
quarter, the butcher's stronghold, and theretore the
inexorable juo felt bound to pass it over, and
award the goldmedal to the Earl of Leicester's three-
year-old, than which it would be hardly possible to
fled a more perfect specimen of this valuable variety
His Royal Highness may, however, console himself,
as he has carried away in this his favourite breed
two 101. and one 201. prise, with giver medals.
The Herefords are mosidered to be rather
under than over the average of *maltose,,
yet the two animals exhibited by Mr. Niblett,
of Filial, near Bristol, and Mr. Heath, of Lad-
ham Hall, near Norwich, which obtained the
highest prises in their slam, are deserving of especial
mentice. Coming down to Classes 13 and 14 we were
sorry to find oar shaggy friends from the north of the
Tweed not very nutasionsly represented. nor can we
comer in the award of the Judges as to the beet beast
exhibited. It wield seem as if our suithown jades.
accustomed to the round, placid, end ly
obesity of the English oxen, have no
of the real pours of a rough Highland ="7a Ms
shaggy. brown, natural pilot mat to km. bin was
under the northern blast, and with Is. bat of early
hair ea his forehead, the witness of his high-bonier
vigour and abundant vital stamina. We saw Mel
magnificent fellow, with borne which would mho
ths fortune of Gordoni thunmiag's exhibitima used
&aldose shape sad stature, who stood quite dirmuna
late in a corner, as if conscious that the j had
pained him over with • cold "tom•
while they had given the prise of 101. to an
imitation from Salithory, of whom oar Hig
Mead would make abort work in • fair field and re I
favour. The declaim of the judges in this case took
last night's visitors by. surprise. and wagers were
freely offered that the feinted am would find ample
soneolation for the slight pawed on him, in the ad-
mired= of the general palate daring the next three
days. For the convenience of those who may wish
to offer the balm of personal sympathy to neglected
merit. we bag to state that the animal to which we
allude is that exhibited by Was. Stiffing, Esq., M.P.,
having bea bred by the late Donald *Laren, of
Dnablase' near Perth, and it marked Class 13,
No. 78, in the catalogs*. A rather novel feature, we
believe, is the awards for horsed cattle, was the
rd:Figigold medal to Mr. Ambler. of Halifax,
a cow, which having fulfilled her tea.
treaty duties by rearing two calves, and reached the
ripe age of nearly eight years, took kindly to her stall
feeding, and now herself to the botcher in as
prime shape and condition as any of the men who
had been brought up front infancy with • view to
that pleasant and confortable destiny. Whether in
the last resort We fins looking animal will belie the
=lime cow beef remains yet to be men or

$.. rusk to the homed cattle come the sheep,
in the pedeetios of which there is such sharp rivalry
between asks', marvels" end plain farmers, and
is which eneasthsOshod wester of the strawberry
coronet bee no keg had it all his owe way. This
year, however. kis grew (of Bindweed) has given
way to Mr. Riese, of Her., near Brighton, whose
pas of short-woolled sheep is pronounced to be the
finest that hes been seen for some years et the Show.
At the lest SisitbAeld Club dinner the duke jocularly
taunted Mr. Riese with the number of years be
had beaten him; bet the commoner vowed revenge,
sod this year carried sway the gold medal from
all his titled compstitoes. Next to Mr. Rigden's, the
Doke of Richmond's and Lord Welsinghtm's pees
attracted the attendee of the judges ; and, for say
but judges, the digit:shy J deriding whiff
of the three pew was beet would be vet/
great indeed. The leetwoolled specimens woe
also considered very fine, bet the extraordinary beauty
of Mr. Rigden's pen of short wools indorse r est
this occasion to invert the used order of pro:edger
In this letter class the gold medal was awarded to
Mr. Bradshaw, of Burley-on-the-Hill, near Oeltham.
Lest, though not host in utility, and a certain tram.
;pa beauty of their own, come the pigs resting and
greeds; ;a their song pens in a perfect beatitude of
pinguidity. They were certainly never mire eimi-
tenably lodged than is the present orrice, whom
they have plenty of room, end plenty of air, and re
esserquently not half so noisy or troublesome se a
meeting of Eastern Orrin shareholders. Prier
Albert is a large exhibitor is this clue. end cerise
sway two prises; bet to Mr. Coate, of Humor, mesa
Blendford; belongs the first place in the InsWe get of
makieg piglings of 24 weeks old ape the shoe end
rotundity of the suture porker. Mr. Cost es pm
us quite surrounded by amateurs yesterday
log, and the sidereal verdict was one of noquallArdi
admiration. Lord Radnor used to be di/tinders'
exhibitor in this class, bat his lordship's usual suers
has not attended him in the preset exhibition.
Having now glanced rapidly at the le:Virfee-
tune of this year's show, referring the far
feller details to the subjoined prise list, we kresely
to add the its reseed aspect gave no Wirthe that
the calamities of war bed is any way deposed the
energise of the egrieelteral interest, or dialaished
the seal of the priers in preparing their stark fur
this their greet anneal feeder. Everything MIMS
to have gene is is rerel Weed during the past
year as if Sebastopol had notesa taken, or say of
the groat battles fought whisk her ett nearly ex-
hausted the strength of our echoed opponent. The
oxen improve every year in symmetry, the sheep is
quatity of mutton and quality of rel. sad the pip
brows perfset antelope quality
pa ma beauty if