The Sun.
London, England, 1864-12-06 00:00:00

NORTH LONDON.

In reference to a statement under the head o!
"New Railway Projects," which appeared in The
Sun of yesterday—to the effect that the North
London Railway Company propose to make a rail-
way from Islington to join the Alexandra Park
Extension of the Edgware, Highgate, and London
lino—the solicitors of the above company state that
notice for such a line hes been given, but not by, or
on behalf of, the North London Railway Company.
FRENCH RAILWAY TRAFFIC.
It appears from an official return that the total
receipts on 14 companies' new and old lines
amounted for the first nine months of this year on
12,668 kilometres (7,811 miles) to 385,595,8321
(£15,423,833), and for the corresponding period of
1863 on 11,910 kilometres (7421 miles) to 361,774,334 f
(14,470,973)—showing an increase of £952,860. The
total receipts on the old railways-7649 kilometres
(4754 miles) in length—amounted to 312,320,145 f
(£12,492,806) ; and for the corresponding period of
1863 on 7546 kilometres (4690 miles) to 298,730,3191
(£11,949,213)—showing an increase!of £543,593.
The total receipts on the new lines, 4919 kilometres
(3057 miles) in length, amounted to 73,275,6871
(L 2,931,027); and for the correeponding period of
1863, on 4394 kilometres (2731 miles), to 64,044,015 f
(£2,521,760)—showing an increase of £409,267.
The receipts per mile on the old lines amounted to
£2,628 against £2,548 ; end on the new lines to
only £955, against £923 for the corresponding pc.,
rind of 1863.
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,ttle Show.

[The following appeand in a portion of our impression
of last evening :—]
This show opened this nnorning at the Agricultural Hall,
Islington, the subscribers and the press being admitted to
the galleries, while the judges were making their awards
in the body of the building. The judges for cattle were:—
For Devons, Herefords, Sussex, Norfolk, longhorns, lash,
and crossbreds—Messrs Samuel Rogers, Suthbuty, New-
pagnell—J. E. Jones, Springfield, near Hereford—and G.
W. Baker, Park Nook, Quorn,. Derby. For shorthorns,
Scotch, Welsh, and extra stock—E. Bowley, Siddington
Hou se,C ir en csster—F. Fowler, Henlow, B iggles wad e—Jas.
Topham, Welford, Notts. For Sheep—Leicestcrs, Cots-
wolds, Lincoins, Romney Marsh, Crois bred, Oxford, Moun-
tain, and extra—R. J. Newton, Campsfeld Farm, Wo d-
stock—John Marriott, Goventon, Southwell, Notts—Hugh
Aylmer, West Denhem Abbey, Stoke Ferry, Nora,lk.
Southdowns, Hants, Shropshire, end Ryland—H. Sugar
Hengrave, Bury St Edmunds—J, Bryon Southleigh, Wit-
ney, Oxon—G. Cureton, Brain House, Shrewsbut y, Pigs—
S. Field, Fetns►eld, Southwell, Notts—H. P. Jones, Port.
way, Warminster—Geo. Turner, Beacon Downs, War-
minster.

The following is a list of the pi s awarded
CLASS I—Devon steers not exceeding 2 yesra 6 months
old--Ist prize, No. 4, William Smith, of 85, E'uuthern
Cray, Exeter—silver medal to the breeder, Ge.srge Turner,
Beacon Dowes, Exeter. 2d prize, Ne. 2, Robert Worthy,
of Suffield, Aylsham, Norfolk. Highly commended, No 3,
Major General the Hon. A. H. Hood, Cumberland Lodge,
Windsor, Her ts.
Class 2—Devon steers, not exceeding 3 years and 3
months old.—let prize, No. 10, Hany Frampton, of Bland-
ford, Dorset—silver medal to the breeder, Rich. Mogridge,
Mulland, South Molten, Devon. 2d prize, No. 12, Robert
Ferthing, of Farrington Farm, North Peterton, Somerset
—3d prize, No. 3, Charles Frederick Perkins, the Grange,
Kingston, near Taunton, Somerset—highly commended.
Nc. 6, Robert Gibbs, of Carhampton, Dunsflr, Somerset--
commended. No. 9, the Eerl of Leicester, of Hulkham,
Nor:elk. No. 14, William Smith, cr Southernhay, Exeter,
Devon. No. 16, Edward A. Sandere, of Stoke House,
Exeter, Devon.
CLASS 3—Devon Steers or Oxen above 3 years and 3
months:old—let prize, No. 18, Walter Farthing, of HOS ey-
court, B:idgewater, Somerset—silver medal to the breeder,
Sir A. Hood, BarL, M.P., of St. Awdry's, Bridgewater.
2d prize, No. 27, Henry Hine Ball, of Hankridge, West
Monkten, Taunton, Somerset. 3d prize, No. 26, William
Heath, of Ludham-Hall, Norm :ch. Highly commended,
James Witworth Buller, of Downes, Crediton, Devon—No.
24, William North, of 85, Southernhay, Exeter, Devon.
Commended, No. 2S, Alfred Beiely, of Spuraholt Farm,
Romsey, Hampshire.
CLASS 4—Devon heifers, not exceeding 4 years old (spayed
heifers not qualified), Ist prize No. 30, John Blomfield, of
We rhem, neer Wells, next the Sea, Norfolk; silver medal
to breeder and the exhibitor. 2d prize, No, 31, William
Smith, of 83, Swithernbray, Exeter, Devon. Prize 3 (no
competition).
CLASS s—Devon cows about 4 years old, let prize, No. 32,
Walter Farthing, of Stowey Court,Bridgewater, Somerset—
silver medal to the breeder, Thomas Nor rish, of Sholbroke.
2d prize, No. 34, William Heath, of Ludham Wall, Nor-
wich. 3d prize, James Wentworth Buller,tof Downs,
Crediton, Devon.
CLASS 6—Hereford Steers, not exceeding 2 years 6
months old, Ist prize, No, 37, Aaron Pike, of Milton,
Tewkesbury—silver medal to the breeder, Benjamin He'',
of Malvern Wells, Worcester, 2d prize, No. 35, George
Bedford, of Hatfield Court, Leominster, highly commended
—No. 36, E iward Janner, of Nopton Castle, Ashton-on-
Clun, Shropshire, commended—No. 38, John Thomas, of
Cholstrey, Leominster—No. 39, Major-General A. N.
Hood, Windsor.