The Sun.
London, England, 1869-12-06 00:00:00

LINCOLN SHEEP.

Class 38—Fat Wether Sheep of the Lincoln breed, 1
year old (under 23 months).- First prize of .£2O to No
233, J. Byron, Sleaford ; second prize of £l5 to No. 234
J. Caswell, Spalding; third prizu of £5 to No. 236, R
Morley, Grantham.
KENTISII OR ROMNEY MARSH BREED.

Crass 39—Fat Nether Sheep.—First prize of £l5 to No
239, W. Birch, Faversham ; second prize of £lO to No
238, J. Newport, Ashford.
CROSS BRED LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.

Class 40—Fat Wether Cross bred Long-Wooled Sheep.
First prize of 13 to No. 247, T. Harris, Woc,tou ; second
prize of £lO to No. 243, Sir W. Brooke.

SOUTHDOWN SHEEP.
Class 41—Fat Wethor Sheep of the Southdown Broe3.—
First prize of £2O to No. 268, Lord Walsinghain ; second
prize of £lO to No. 269, Lord Sondes; third prize of £5 to
No. 271, Sir W. Frockmorten.

PIGS.
Class 55—Pigs of any White Breed.—First prize of £lO
to No. 393, C. Cattle, Castory ; second prize of .£5 to No.
394, Captain Warren.
Class 57—Pigs of any White Breed.—First prize of £lO
to No. 401, W. Dunn, Ilungerford ; second prize of £5 to
No. 405, Earl of Radnor.
BLACK BREEDS.

Class 58—Pigs of any Black Breed—First Prize of £lO
No. 409, T. Chamberlain, Winchester; second prize of £5
to No. 4CB, J. Coatr, Blandf ord.
Class 59—First of £lO to No. 413, T. Chamberlain, Win-
chester ; second prize of £5 to No. 410, J. Bengorfield,
Dlandford.
Class 60—First prize of £lO to No. 415, J. Coate, Bland-
ford ; second prize of £5 to No. 414, Capt. Warren.
Class 61—First prize of £lO to No. 419. S. Bruce ;
second prize of £5 to No. 418, John Biggs, Leighton-

Buzzard.
Class 62—First prize of £lO to No. 425, J. Robertson,
Hertford ; second prize of £5 to No. 427, John Biggs,
Leighton. Buzzard.
Class 63—First prize of £lO to No. 427, J. Clark, Maiden-
head; second prize of £5 to No. 426, J. King, Walling-
ford. _ _ .

(We sLall give the conclusion in a later edition.)

111ARKETS.-7his Day.

LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Dec. G.—Sales probably 10,000
_bales., The marke
steady.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 6.—The North German
Lloyd steamer Main, from New York, with fourteen
passengers, 46 sacks of mails, and 8,000 packages of
cargo, has arrived here. She brings no specie. On
the 29th ult. she spoke the English ship Athenais,
from Montreal for Londoa.

At Aldershott, during the past few days, the •
severity of the weather has rendered combined field
movements and reconnaissances to a great extent in-
expedient, and cavalry and artillery have been kept
to their quarters. On Friday, however, the three
infantry brigades were exercised independently in
route marching. The Ist Brigade, under the com-
mand of Colonel H. M. Hamilton (Ist Battalion
12th Regiment), acting brigadier, and consisting of
the 2d Battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers, under the
command of Colonel J. 11. Cooper ; Ist Battalion
12th Regiment, under Captain Sillery ; 2d Battalion
23d Royal usiliers, under Lieut.-Colonel
the lion. S. Mostyn, and the 42d (Royal Highland,
the Black Watch) Regiment, under the command
of Major M‘Pherson, formed up on the general
parade at 10 o'clock, and marched to Ash, halting
about a mile beyond the station, and returning to
Camp by the same route. The 2d Brigade, under the
command of Col. F. R. Elrington (4th •Battalion
Rifle Brigade), acting Brigadier, and consisting of
the 2d Battalion 13th (Prince Albert's) Light In-
fantry, under the command of Col. T. Maunsell
the 4th Battalion 60th Royal Rifles, under Major
Bowles, the 67th Regiment, under Col. J. W. Thomas,
C. 8., and the 4th Battalion Rifle Brigade, under
Lieut.-Col. Newdegate, fo,nied up ou the brigade
parade, centre block, permanent barracks, and
marched by way of Bag hot and Ruufold to the
Ilog's Back, proceeding thence to Fougham, and
returning through Aldershot lligh-street to quar-
ters. The 3d, or General llonford's brigade, con-
sisting of the 2d Battalion 3d Buffs, the 35th Regi-
ment, and the 2d Battalion R.flc Brigade, pro-
ceeded past the North Camp Church and the Com-
missariat Depot, across the Canal blidgc, to North
Lane and its vicinity, and returned to quarters
about 1 o'clock.
Capt. F. S. Tremlett hoisted his flag on Friday
at Devonport on board the paddlewheel steam fri-
gate Valorous, 16, which will have a complement
of 235 officers and men.