The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-11 00:00:00

LONG-HORNED BREED.

Class 17. Long-horned steers or oxen, of any age, 101. to
R. H. Chapman, of Upton, Nuneaton, Warwick, 3 years 8
months 2 weeks, bred by John Godfrey, of Wigston
Blackly, Leicestershire ; fed on vegetable food, calilara
meal.
Class 18. Long-horned heifers or cows, of any age, 10f.
to J. H. Barbary, of The Chase, Kenilworth, Warwick, 4
Warwick
8 months, bred by the late S. Burbery, of Wroxball,
Warwick ; fed on mangel, turnips, meal, hay, and Simp-
son's cattle food.
SCOTCH 001121 ED BMW.

Clan 19. Bootcl;7l;;;;cfsteensoroxTu.of any age, 201. to
the Duke of Beaufort, of Badminton, Chippenhatn. Wilts,
about 4 years 6 months, West Highland, breeder unknown ;
fed on grass, bay, Tana, cake, bean and barley meal.
Class 20. Scotch homed l•eifers or cows, of any age, 101.
to Viscount Hill, of Hawkstone, Shrewsbury, 3 years 5
mouths 7 days, bred by exhibitor t • fed on hurley meal, oil-
cake, hay, turnips, mangel, and locust beam.
SCOTCH POLL= BAUD.
Clams 21. Scotch palled steers or oxen. of any age, 201.
to William M'Combie of Tillyfear Aberdeen, N. 8., 4
years, bred by David Martin, of Brains by Aside* Dum-
fries ; fed on grass, turnips, straw, and *drake.
Class 22. Scotch polled heifers or cows, of any age, 101.
to J. and W. Martin, of 50, 51, and 52, New Market, Absr.
dean, 3 years 9 months, bred by Alexander M`Williain, el
Boquharm, Bundy, Aberdeen ; fed on grass, turnips, and
straw.

111811 BRIM.
OW Zi. Irish steers or oxen, of any age. No entry.
Class 24. Irish heifers or cows, of any age. No prize
'worded.

13111.4. BTOCK—OBORT-WOOLLED WHIM
No price awarded.
Silver medal to John and Alfred Hemmen, of Angmw
rim!. Arundel, Sumer, 33 months South Down, bred by ax
hilators.

No prize awarded.
Silver medal to Sir R. G. Throckmortou, Bart., of Back-
land, Fariogdon, Berks, 20 months pure Suarez Bovril,
bred by exhibitor.

PIGS.

Class 39. Pip, of any breed, ant exceeding 4 months old
of thee), 10/. to the Prince Consort, 3 months 22
days Windsor, bred by his Royal. Highness ; fed on barley
meal and sharps.
Class 40. Pip, of any breed, above 4 and not exceeding 8
months old (pens of three), 10t. to William Baker, of Pure-
well Hones, Christehumh, Hants, 7 months 8 days improved
Hampshire, bred by exhibitor from the dock of John.
Coate, of Hamrooon ; fed on barley, bean, pea, pollard, and
est meal, and Thorley's food.
Class 41. Pigs of any breed, above 8 and not exceeding
12 months old (pens of three), 101. and gold medal to
GB. Borland, of Chilton Farm, Harwell, Berke, 11
months 15 days improved Chilton, bred by exhibitor ; fed
on barley sad pea meal.
Class 42. Pigs of any breed, above 12 and under 18
months old (pens of three), 101. to George Beale, of
Prowhaworth, Lutterwortb, Leiewew, 1 year 5 month.; 11
days improved Leicester, bred by exhibitor ; fed on
mangold, whey, barley, oat and wheat flour, and beans.

(No prize awarded.)
Silver medal to John King Tombs, of Langford, Lech-
lade, Gloucester, 31 months Berkshire, bred by exhibitor ;
fed on barley meal, pulse, and roots.

JITDOZA.
bawls—Riad. Warren, Wm.
Drum. _ _

r, Joseph

IONG-WOOLLII) Bess AND Ptem—Geo. Turner, jun.,
N. C. Stone, Wm. Bennett.
CRO,LS•RRLD AND SHOW-WOOLLED Suamp—W. Tanner,
Joel Roper, Wm. Gulliver.

'CRYSTAL PALACL—The poultry show opened to-
morrow at ten o'clock in connexion with an exhibition of
sgricultural roots, seeds, implements, &e. Between two
and three thousand baskets and padre. ea of all shapes and
'sixes had arrived yesterday at the . 1 . The four Lilli-
putian African hones, seezoely thirty incises high, wens
safely stalled under one of the counters which had been
specially fitted up for their accommodation. These are the
same diminutive creatures which were exhibited before her
Majesty the Queen at Windsor on their arrival in England,
and which afterwards took • survey of Loudon from the
top of the Duke of York's Monument, which they mounted
with the agility of cat.. The owner expresses his inten-
tion of letting them occasionally ascend the 440 steps of the
water towers for • little exereme. Three sheep, weighing
altogether notj half • hundredweight, and six ministate
ems to match the horses, also arrived. These carioeities
will be shown in the centre transept. The naves of the
palace are transferred into an immense fancy bazaar, replete
with all kinds of articles for Christmas promote.
The subscriptions forwarded to Bell's Life office
for the ex-champion, TOM Sayers, were on Tuesday List
banded over to the gentlemen who have consented to set
as Onetime in the matter, and to lay out the money to the
beet advantage for Sayers during his lifetime, and hie
children after him. The money, which amounts to the sum
of 2,8141., will be so secured that it cannot be touched by
Tom's creditors, nor will he be able to assign away or anti-
cipate the income arising from it. It is expressly provided
that in the event of his again entering the ring die trustees
shall at once devote the whole amount to the benefit
of his children.
Enormous quantities of sprats were caught in
the Solent on Sunday night. About 3,000 bushels were
landed at Southampton yesterday.
_ _

• -
[Advertisement.j—Tnr Tunsion Losat.—ln con-
sequence of • decision taken by the Turkish Government, in
accordance with the desire exprewed by MM. J. Minh and Co.,
It la agreed that the payment of Interest on, and the redemption
of the new loan until the entire payment of the loan is com-
pleted, shall be granted to the Societe Gtntrale de Credit Indus.
triel et Commercial. However, during the time that the con-
tributions to the loan are being made, until the let January,
Ibith the payment of interest and the redemption of the loan
will also take place at the Cnisse OfniValo des Chemins de Fer.
At the suggestion of MM. J. llirZs and Co. a mixed commission
has been named by the Turkish Government. This commission
is noustituted bite a committee, who will supervise the opera-
ham connected with the new loan. The following are the Dames
of the members of thh comndsolon:

MEM/MRS RISIDENT A? MiSTANTINOPLZ.
The 'Marquis de Picnic. Inspector of the French Finsocee.
Member of the Superior Council of the nuances of the
Turkish Empire.
M. David Glavany, banker.
Y. Ch 8. Harmon, banker.
AL C. striasid (partner In the house of Arlaud, G. Court et M.:.