The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-12 00:00:00

MITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW.

,ESS FROM PARIS.

which the Constitutionnet announces,
Pang Leopold were, lam informed.
I at the earliest possible moment, for
of repudiating any solidarity on the
ench government with the schemes
ition of Belgium which have been
ventilated, and were seriously
r the Stick only two days ago.
they will no doubt be understood by
' in that sense I understand them.
>le object that the Constitsitionnel is
#eur, and that even assuming the
the semi-official journal, it does not
:sadist the Sidrie. To this the right
to be that the French government
Rine to take judicial notice of anony-
which it has wisely resolved to treat
jell as calumnious. When it seises the
rtunity to affirm that Leopold I. left
ipsrous, that Leopold 11. succeeds to
ithout question, and amidst the most 4.:
; that the school in which Leopold ~.'
brought up guarantees the continuance
tarsal traditions," which secured for
the " esteem of all parties in Belgium
lfidenceof all the sovereigns in Europe,"
the " accession of the eon will
ith as much sympathy as confidence,"
ive a more satisfactory disclaimer,
language goes, of all the ambitious aced
lesigns attributed to France. Of coarse
tage is not sincere, but used as a blind,
the case. It is something, however,
the most suspicions and uncharitable
;he subject, to find that the cense-
confidently expected in some quarters to
tediately upon a much apprehended event
> hazy perspective now that the event
Iy come to pass. The &Mance has come,
doubtful bill is not presented. Since
ver sine die, there is a very reasonable pro.
the seasonable opportunity for presenting
er come. The Duke oft bant, in the
fouthful manhood (30 yold), succeeds
?position to the throne of his father, and
;mous testimony rendered to the merits of
sod king and to the institutions which he
rannot but strengthen the national *anti-
algium for the benefit of his eon, Leo-
There is not the slightest presumption
avernment is likely to afford an excuse
;spiracy among the powers of Europe to

im.
however, applauding the language of the
ionnet, and not questioning its sincerity, I
it as worthy of reprobation the following
i passage in this evening's Patric, which is
to revive the very
seemrumours
hwave hich
been
its
orised contemporary sto
to contradict. The Patrie says :
ow perhaps we shall hamsto trsce a new page al
jof this king. Ths qtion will be whether
y not soon bars to inquire what he has done to
political existence of his country beyond the
Ivied by Provides°, foe the duration of his own
~ questioa is pcopounded by public emotion. We
a it. Let us wait.
Patric may wait a long while if it only ex-
answer from public emotion. It may be
Intly stated that except among a few obscure
' hirelings who work in the dark, and those
!Aire them, there is no desire whatever to
p Belgium.
King and Queen of Portugal arrived in
esterday evening on their way to England
ipt at the Grand Hotel. The death of the
[c f the Belgians prevented their visit to Com-
and the Tuileries.
death of the King of the Belgians produced
t whatever upon the Itente—a pretty plain
that no European commotion is expected to
upon it. There was a good deal of business
in the latter part of the day, and Reute closed,
rise of 20c. for cash, and 12itc. for account,
Ir. 93c. in each case. 31obilier rose 6fr. 25c.

MISSING TO TELE PUBLIC.—(THIS DAY.)
'g before 9 o'clock this morning the es.
se both is the Liverpool-road and at Isling.
teen were crowded by vtors, whose ippon.
Indicated that they were of the agricultural
a and the botched of the metropolis. Within
nr the not area of the Agricultural Hall berme
I full, notwithetandieg its dinnosioes. By 10 o'clock
bmpany iscluded several members of the aristocracy,
list whom were Errl Spencer, the Earl of Hardwick%
mold, Feversham, Sir J. Throckmorton, the Duke cll
ond, Lord Sondes, Did Berner& and the Earl of
eater, together with Sir John Shelley and a lop
her of other gentlemen contracted with agriculture.
nsales effected is the prize cattle cleans were bnclia
in the sheep classes there were very few of say im.
ince, those sold being noe.prize animals.
[angst the principal sales effected of prise animals
the tollowies :
14.—N0. 92.—Short horned heifer, 3 yews and
ache, belonging to Mr. Fred. Stooebeen, of Crayfords
prize of 104 ; bought by Mr. Roots, of Crayford sea
Mary, Kest.
lti.—No. 108.—Susses steer 2 yearn and 8 months
beloneieg to Mr. Jobs Napper of Lee Farm ; seconds
• of 101. ; bought by Mr. deo. Turpin, of 4 end So
r St. Jamesetreet, Brighton.
Ina 24.—N0. 140.—Scotch horned or, belongioe to
1511r.1
e. Banbury, of Yrospect klill•park, snood prize of .
Wit by Mews. C. V. Colliogwood and Son, of 10.
petbourne-plice, Paddin
lbws 29.—N0. 17L—Irish. heifer, belonging. to Led
mere, of Keythorpe Hall, Leeman'', second pine of 514
aght ey Mr. Hardy. of Brampton.
Clan 30.—N0. 145.—Welth or belooging to Mr. Win•
"t 614 of Liolber-Msos, l.:ioeby. Lincoln. second Or
101., bought by Mr. 1). Muttoo, of 13, Westatresteßsig°'
n. bre! steer, which
Clan 32, No. 179, Mr. S. Bruce's cross
jingled lit poise of 251., sold to Messrs. W like and Hedges.
7 Orford.
In Clan 48, N 0.32, Mr. Jonathan Peers pen of wethae
I sop, lot prize of 151., sold to Mr. Hardy, of B/00:10011.
le the rug classes (Clan 25, No. 399), Mr. Under-
ood's pen of pigs, which obtained first tprize of
il., were 'old to Mr. Barmy, of Camberwell, and
'cr. 39;4, same class, Mr. John Lynn's pee of per, 29d__I
rise of 10!., sold to Mr. Lettimer. of Posit-street,
Won:
ich, In clan 53, No. 409, Mr. John Kent, of Goodwoon
so of pigs, 2nd prize of 101., sold to Mr. Brno, o'
'emberwell.gate.
Up to I o'clock te tll centinued to be crovale4, and so
übt towards eveningha the numbers will be roultiplieddf
nueands.
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ESS FROM PARIS. ____
ous OWN 00BANIPONDENT.)
PARIS, MOINDAT EVENING.
• which the Conatitutionnei announces SOP '
. •.. Leopold were, lam informed. Dins
at the earliest possible moment, for
. •
repudiating any solidarity on the Ilk
um of I
nch government with the schemes
Lion of Belgium which have been Iwow
C
ventilated, and were seriously
smitl_i!
. the Slide only two days ago. 011011.
they will no doubt be understood by lfr. 11
OA 'PI
. in that sense I understand them, Boo&
..pie object that the Constitutionnet is T" il
wawa ,
• r, and that even assuming the
the semi-official journal, it does not cot
, .*.; the Si4kle. To this the right
to be that the French government
l in* to take judicial notice of anony. ski.
Ws wa
which it has wisely resolved to treat Dow
ell as calumnious. When it seises the ea eel
OA t,
unity to affirm that Leopold I. left pert"
. ; us, that Leopold 11. succeeds to • Aoki
mitt
lhout question, and amidst the most '
•
; that the school in which Leopold. 7. le
)s Ice II
brought up guarantees the continuance
.al traditions," which secured foe ink&
. e " esteem of all parties in Belgium
; . euceof all the sovereigns in Europe,"
the " secession of the eon will
*th as much sympathy as confidence," 1
jilts
. ; ceive a more satisfactory disclaimer, 31,01
:sage goes, of all the ambitious and rare
Drib
.. • !us attributed to France. Of courseJr.Mr.
. • . is not sincere, but used as a blind, me al
the case. It is something, however,
the most suspicions and uncharitable flu
e subject, to find that the conga PO-.
nem
confidently expected in some quarters to Kt
ediately upon a much apprehended event raid
man
hazy perspective now that the event
mitt
y come to pass. The &Mance has come, Az
eata
doubtful bill is not presented. Since
dist
ver sine die, there is a very reasonable pro- tat 1
the seasonable opportunity for presenting
r come. The Duke oft bant, in the TI
outhful manhood (30 yold), succeeds Dab
II
.position to the throne of his father, and
kb
moos testimony rendered to the merits of so
king and to the institutions which he lib
el t
snot but strengthen the national *anti- OW
.: .Igium for the benefit of his son, Leo- Pal
2
There is not the slightest presumption hol
.vernment is likely to afford any excuse dia
spiracy among the powers of Europe to I
La
m.
however, applauding the language of the
ionnel, and not questioning its sincerity, I
t as worthy of reprobation the following
passage in this evening's Patric, which is
. to revive the very rumours which its
thorised contemporary seems to have been
Di
.
to contradict. The Patrie says :
m
.w perhaps we shall have to true a new page al
ry of this king, The question will be whether th
y not soon have to inquire what he has done to a
s political existence of his country beyond the w
• . dby Provides°, foe the duration of his owe m
' questioa ia propoun Pded by public emotion. We n
•
tit. Lotus wait.
"nitric may wait a long while if it only ex-
k
h
answer from public emotion. It may be t
. tly stated that except among a few obscure t
hirelings who work in the dark, and those 1
.pire them, there is no desire whatever to i
i
p Belgium.
King and Queen of Portugal arrived in
. esterday evening on their way to England
.pt at the Grand Hotel. The death of the I I
.f the Belgians prevented their visit to Cont-
end the Tuileries.
death of the King of the Belgians produced
t whatever upon the Itente—a pretty plain
that no European commotion is expected to
upon it. There was a good deal of business
n the latter part of the day, and Route closed,
rise of 20c. for cash, and 12ic. for account,
r. 95c. in each case. .llobilier rose fifr. 25c.
..'"'""------''----------.
MITI:WIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW.
--.--
?ENING TO THE PUBLIC.—(THIS DAY.)
ug before 9 o'clock this morning the es-
both is the Liverpool-road and at Wing.
were crowded by visitors, whose ippon.
indicated that they were of the agricultural
s and the butchers of the metropolis. Within
.use the vest area of the Agricultural Hall became
full, notwithstanding its dimensions. By 10 o'clock
.mpany included several members of the aristocracy,
get whom were Exl Spencer, the Earl of Hardwick*,
rl of Faversham. Sir J. Throckmorton, the Duke of
mood, Lord Sondes, Earl Berner& and the Earl of
ter, together with Sir John Shelley and a large
her of other gentlemen contacted with agriculture.
e sales effected in the prize cattle climes were bridle
in the sheep classes there were very few of any au
nee, those sold being non.prize animals.
moopt the principal sales effected of prize animals
the foUowieg :
ass 14.—N0. 92. —Short horned heifer, 3 years and
% belonging to Mr. Fred. Stonehern, a crows,
°nth
• prize of 101. ; bought by Mr. Boots, of Crayford sea
Buy, Kest.
us 16.—N0.
Mr.
Job steer 2 years arid 8 morale
belonging to Mr. Jobs Napper of Les Farm ; seconds
eet 101. ;bongh by Mr. deo. Turpin, of 4 mid S.
per St. Jamesetreet, Brighton.
Ins 24.—N0. 140.—Scotch horned or, belongiog to
Mr.
lianlxiry, of Prospect Hill park, second prize of 151._ ,
;
. ght by Messrs. C. V. Calliogwood and Son, of 10
V
stbourne-place, Paddingtoe.
'lass 29.—N0. 17L—Irish heifer, belonging. to Ligli
. ter, of Keythorps Hall, Leicester, second prize of 514
tatsb73oll. r.No. I.ef re:lt:belonging to Mr. Wm.
"614 of Umber-Magna, Uirany. Lincoln, second tote
101., bought by Mr. D. Mutton, of 13, W cat-street, lisii''
Woo 32, No. 179. Mr. S. Bruce's cross-bre I steer, which
woad Ist prized BY., sold to Utiatil. W alas sod Bedew,
Orford.
In Clan 48, No. 3':, Mr. Jonathan Peas pen of writhe
cep, Ist prize of 151., 'old to Mr. Hardy, of B/O COvtoa
Is the pig classes (Clan 25, No. 399), 11r
t. 1, octet
ood's pen of pigs, which obtained first prize at
. ~ were Kola to Mr. Bantry, of Camberwell, redo
o. 390, same class, Sir. John Lynn's per of Piet nir
're of 10/., sold to Mr. Lettimer. of Powir-strest, Woo„
ice, In class 53, No. 409, Mr. John Kent, of cooawon
oof pigs, 2nd prize of 101., sold to Mr.Brialy, ot
mberwell.gate.
Up o 1 o'clock he hall v3136'311 to he crwrle4, Ind Ito
oubtt towards ev terting the numbeors(l n will be roultipliedbl
beclouds. _ ---..----!---------..--_____
SMITHFIELD CLUB.—(THIS DAY.)
—.--
The annual meeting of the members of the Smith-
. eld Club took place at 1 o'clock at the Club Offline
• gricultund-hall ; Earl SPENCER in the chair.
Amongst throe present were Lords Walsingbatn, Ti":
degar, Faversham', and Boners ; the Hon. A. N. Ifo",
Mr. Tort, Mr. Orley Parker, ire.
The report, which was read by the boo. secrenrY, )12
BRAMANTE GIBBS, naked that the balance in hand *se
nearly 2,7001., and that the number of members was*,
After some discussion connected with theprize• &eloper**
Jima of the society, the report was adopted.
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NORTHUMBERLAND Horsy—The conipensettaao
to bs paid to the Duke of Northumberland for his WWI
and grounds at CIATiDE-ATAMI will probably, we Si' is'
formed, be fixed at 150,000/. The amount to b
the ciao
e Pia W
the Duke of Cambridge for Gloncerster-houre,
lion of which is involved by the propored widening of park
' aae, is estimated at 65,00131,