The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-03 00:00:00

THE DOG BROW AT THE AGRICULTURAL

HALL.

The Berl of lailideld, the Berl et Oahe" Earl likewir
Me; Mr George Gore, the Chester of Cordleas. sad Lady
Louisa MlSiOli were ansootibe early visitors yeeierday ; and
later is the day, as the bn beams more thrempd, ennui
other prominent members of the ssiotaorsoi were Amos&
Today, however when the glories of Epsom for the
Derby week will have departed, Mr. Dough; the To,
ellikant sad •41111tie0 manger of the exhibition, looks
feresed to the prewar of such a galaxy of (salmi as shall
steam the degekow of 1865 as the most annealed in paint
of petroseas and preuelney Mali, of any whit bee yet
bees belt Medan as peolindah the teed/ Is le be ark-
teem& belferlowit. Os Mender eel Tomah when Ations
Jaime of mains vale* sad human weaker' Is
its &Mintier for pet doe; who reside Is the extreme
eastern eel equally for off wasters sable* am to be af.
haled the sportanity of mesdating epos hams Profit,
the *Wm skiff* will be the prim of admirers.
The arrangement of the show is othainible • the Mt-
Mee* breeds of bogs ere changed and distllly sepa-
rated. The tetel number of spiciness exhflated
1,063, 300 mom they at say previous show,
bat so capseioue h ths building that four time
the number at least might be shown with equal faciEly. Of
the show theft it may be mid that it is in some ,'.peat
superior, arid is ethos, latish.; to some of its predecessors.
7he first deg In the list is a greyhound, exhibited by the
Prince of WWI" Fa; a light, wiry, white deg with black
ears end Isol—aged 15 mosthe—but whom merit appears
rather to the extreme beauty of farm this in power or
emhseeco—esesequently, is &wordily the prise; Kis was
parsed over by the judges In favour of No. 13, F
a pealed deg of 3 years and 10 months old, wtraltosork
the Mt pries of 161. of Clawed" an sod eahml, but
with bone sod mu& recregh yet in Ma to any him well
over hill and del a, which took the mooed prim of 101. ; sad
Bluff Kin; Hal, a 3.year old dog of considerable merit,
which marled off the third prise al U. The
peaks; mite; and retrievers are surnames is their re-
spective rime* sod comprise some of the bust bred dogs in
the country. Spardels are also numerous, but of not more
than average merit. There are bat few mastiffs, English or
foreign, and bkedboneds are even more scarce. Is both
this. obsess the Prince of Wales is an exhibitor, end his
royal highs'. likewise contribute. two intenstiog
mew of the kanguoo homed, which, to the imitated, ap-
peer very mach like a greyhound with • mole of some
droner dog, with the view of impede.' strength and
stamina. Newfoendlands its /Mewls.e is small fors" and,
with the exemption of Mr. Robinson's Osrlo, which
aeries od the first prise of 71., sot very remarkable. Fis-
heye the gem of this part of the exhibition is the Rev. J.
Hoodosa's Mount St. Banana " a true immures of
the salebrated Hoopes; dog, of imams, sloe, most powerful
limb; sod the gentlest of dispositions, and with • pietism
unblemished. To our own mind this is by fir the
finest swine's of the canine ISM Is the hall.
nose me • few very good desohounile, the two
obis/ prises being takes by " Alder," a line stallion
animal of rhea years old, whom strewth and length of
lies; deep and bread chest, and formidable jaw., would no
doubt 'sable Moe to reader a good meocuit of the stressed
stag of the bad. One in two good Immesh of harden and
beagles, some otter bound; sheep dogs, Booth collies, sad
fa:booed; till up the otter damsel which comprise the
downstairs portion of the exhibitios. Therileries upstairs
are devoted priacipally to lee toy and pet deg; but whether
our old friends the bulldogs and bull terrier; which are
reseed with them, are to be regarded as of the same
general category, freebies must doiermise. Of the pun
&OA bulldogs there ars her* some very Bee exempla ;

dull, heavy, early-lookiag aaimala, with &ads u mood as
bullets, black Sat muzzles, big chaste, and heavy crooked

fore linthe, lithe hied-part e; and tails as In. and se
pitted ea three of rate. The irrassible and meadow
bull terrier, Mat 'conga to the bulldog, awl pre.
sem* all his courage, bat just • bids Ins of
telsalty, Is aloe reprematad bore in large numbers
mad in choke specimens ; but the bulk of this Ind of
the show cocaine of Pomessnisa dogs, diminutive black
and tan farriers, Skye and Scotch terriers, pup, Italian
greyhounds, apostolic of the Bing Charles and Illeehelm
breeds, Maltese doge, and the innumerable other
descriptions of ladies' dolls and pets. Amoapt the
most remarkable of the dames in this division I.
the Chinese and Japanese. no Japanese liege,
who taken the first pries of Si., lo • Lilliputian terrier,
brought by Captain Anderson, who exhilith her, from
Yokohama, and is said to be the only kaowa specimen of
this breed in Europe. She is dark brown ta colour,
smooth meted, of • gentle oast of countasence, and
is about am large, and weigha probably as much, w •
moderate-sized squirrel. The wood and third prize win.
nen are rough wiry.haired little animals with the Mongo-
lian mat of oountenanos so strongly marked that an. would
be almost led to imagine, that than is some sort of affinity is
she far east betweee man and his dog. Takes ass whole,
the inhibition is a very 'creditable one, and may be regarded
as another step towards the perpetuation of the Apical-
tural-ball dog-shows as • settled institution.

" ONO N A WEAK."

TO I= anixit 91 111 Mllllint

Sts,—We have just seen a paragraph in this
zebetit's " Bootumble,stating that Once a Week is likely
to be dieseetioled. As this wohittscied Oatmeal is Wes-
kited to do as • pest Wary, may w 8 ask you, by the Mei.
Boa of We bete, to gm as Use opportueby of eoalredietiait
it 7 We arts 10., BRADBURY and EVANS.
Whitefrim, London, Jump 2.

bumf RAILWAY Remon.m. —Au influential matt..
leg of the "Mame el Debits wee held la the Oak.room of
the Xassion-hoese, as Thursday, for the purpose of " siding
the royal oommleelon sow sitting in Loodos receiving
"Mama in Winne, to the charges sod 11WW.80111111i of
Lima railways, sod to adopt such measures ea might be
deemed advble in carrying out the principles of the sot of
1844, sow about to mese into operation, in rook
a manner es the exceptimal state of Indeed or
imperatively dernande." The Lord Mayor occupied the
Xr. Omit add:Need the meeting at wog-
enable length, sodo len
ttimed the object for which
they had merrabled . as mthe primiples of
the sot referred to, the advantegee likely to arise to
the community b 1 ite adoption. Mr. Oodd, Proforma
Kavaaegh sad &Riven, Mr. Pabst, J.P. ; Kr. Hatightoo,
Mr. erraivey, Mr. B. Pox, Mr. Devitt, Yr. Ryan,
ex-Mayor ofLimerick • Mr. Boyce, Mr. Jolla Begot,
and ether gentlemen latirested in the movement addressed
the meeting be refairenee to the mesagement of Irish rea-
lms, sad pointed out the ilea rability of reform. It wee re-
solved that no 11WWWID would be better calculated to dem-
lop the retoterele of Ireland. and improve the social
wallies of the Irish people, than one whereby the present
farm and railway charges should be reduced to a low and
unifonm ate, cad amity of adios be effectually establiahed
provided, boomer, that is nay arrangement of the kind
there should be ample pronged-ea for the property of rail-
way prepttekeve ; that the Oeseral Railway Act Ai 1844 (7
sad 8 /TM e. 85), by which the soneremeet is enabled, on
certein Melo sod oi:iodides., to deal with or punkin all
railways thereafter to be ineetrected, promote cue method
of ceserrylag out the above objese ; that the honored Wale
which would be ensiled by a uniform system of low rates,
together with the ormeiderable redoetlou of Maw which
would be effected by a less eppreeelne rate of Women ea
railway debt and by lb. sone of railway emaaga-
swat, would, in the riptides of this meeting. mere thee
miumeseate for any tempersry lees 'rides from reduced
YAW/ ; cad restrany that the easatimicia affollikel to Is.
gaits into IM I railway system was 'Milled to sway
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JOHN BItOODIfiN begs to make the following
announcement regarding Ye VALUE of GOLD, feeling per.
'undid that the intoreito of t bf fair tinder sad the public will
be alike preteased by the wide dreulatioo of knowledge on the
sub Sect
gold Gold bin divided intone parts or canal. it follows
that or
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worth _RA 6 114 17 mate.. 1 0
per mum 16 wale.. II 16 71
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11 meta WIWI 14 aerate.. 1 0 64
eleadardlS 17 104 12 emote.. 1 6 6
21 carats.. 614 4 12 wale_
10 carats.. II 16 94 11 wan.. 1 111 11
carats_ 6 7 II 10 canna— 111
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at ono o'clock.