The Sun.
London, England, 1868-06-01 00:00:00

THE HORSE SHOIV AT ISLINGTON.

The following is the list of prizes, so far as the
awards had been made, on the judges closing their
work for the day :
CLASS I.—Hunters (weight carriers, equal to not 1058
than 15 stone): First prize of £BO to Captain E. N. Hey-
gate, R.E., Buckland, Leominster, for Mountain Dew/
black brown, 16 hands 1 inch high, 6 years old ; bred by
exhibitor. The price affixed to this animal is 500 guineas•
Second of £4O to Miss E. R. Fyler, of Heffieton, Ware-
ham, Dorsetshiro, Tyrconnell, bay, 16 hands high, 6 years
old. Price 400 guineas. Third of £2O to Mr. John A•
Thomson, for his Borderer, bay, 16 hands 1f inch high.
Priced at 500 guineas.

CLASS 2.—Hunters (without condition as to weight);
first prize £5O, second, £25, third £l5: First prize to No.
65, Mr. Edmund llornby Flotmanby, Ganton, Yorkshire,
Lady D.irwent, bay mare, 15 hands 3 inches high, 5 years
old ; bred by Sir Thomas Cordiner, Hesterton, Yorkshire.
Second to No. 51, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Marl-
borough House, Pall-mall, Knight of St. Patrick, chesnut
gelding, 16 hands high, 5 years old, by Young YelloW
Jack; bred by Mr. Colgan, Kilcock, Ireland. Third to
No. 66, Mr. Thomas Gee, Dewhurst Lodge, Wadhurstf
Sussex, The General, chestnut, 5 years old, by General
; bred by Mr. R. Denby, Rooth, Beverley, York-
shire.
CLASS 3.—liunters (without conditions as to weight)
not exceeding 15 bands 2 inches high ; first prize £4O,
second £2O: First prize to No. 111, Mr. Joseph Casson,
Burgh-by-Sands, Carlisle, Chillon, black gelding, 15 hands
2 inches high, 5 years old, by a British Yeoman ; bred by
Mr. James Bel', Woodhouse Lees, Cannobie, N.B. Second
to No. 112, William Jones Loyd, Esq., Langleybury, Wat-
ford, Herts, Nutbourne, chestnut, 15 hands 2 inches high,
7 years old.

CLASS 4.—Hunters, four years old; first prize £5O,
second £26. First prize to No. 123, Lord Somerville, 35,
St. James's-street, Nugentstown, chestnut, 15 hands 31
inches high ; bred by Mr C. Macdonald, Moreton,
1 il-
- Nayan, County Meath, Ireland. Second to N 0.126,
John B. Booth, Esq., Killerby Hail, Catterick, York, Briga-
dier, brown.
CLASS s.—Park Hacks, and Ladies' Horses of aa9
height; first prize £2O, second £lO, third £5. First priz,
to No. 143, Mr James G. Morel, 17, Stanley-crescent,
Nutting-hill, Jenny Brown, 15 hands 3 inches high, I
years old. Second to.-No. 142, Sir Edward Chohneley
Dering, Bart., Travellers' Club, Pall-mall, Quicksilver
chestnut mare, 15 hands 2 inches high, 7 years old. Third
to No. 152, Lieut.-Colonel Dougall Astley, 40, BelgraYo
Mansions, Pimlico, Napier, grey, 16 hands high, aged, a
charger.

CLASS 6. —Cover Hacks and Roadsters, not exceeding
15 hands 2 inches high ; first prize £l5, second £lO, third
£5: First prize to No. 161, Mr. Thomas Winter Potter,
Earl Court, Cheltenham, Tommy, brown, 15 hands high,
7 years old. Second to No. 167, Mr. Wm. Morley, Effing-
ham Hill Lodge, Dorking, Surrey, Brown Duchess, 14
hands 2 inches high. Third prize to No. 160, Captain St.
Clair Ford, Zeelugt House, Cheltenham, Cheshire, Pheno-
MOD, roan, 14 hands 2 inches high, 5 years old ; bred by
Warrington, Bosley, Cheshire.
CLASS 7.—Park Hacks (weight carrier not exceeding 15
hands 2 inches high); first prize £2O, second £lO, third
£5 : First prize to No. 187, Mr. Charles M. Baker, clap-
ham-common, Romulus, grey co', 14 hands 2 inches
high ; 5 years old ; bred by Mr. Hervey. Second to No.
197, Mr. Benjamin Mitchell, Crowe Hall, Denver, Norfolk,
Rotten Row, chestnut stallion, 15 hands 2 inches high, 6
years old ; bred by exhibitor.

CLASS 13.—Stallions (thorough bred); first prize, £4O;
second, £2O. First prize to No. 341, the Earl Spencer,
K.G., Althorp Park, General Hess, chestnut, 16 hands
high, 11 years old. Second to No. 346, Mr. T. J. Merrick,
Northampton, Idler, brown, 15 hands 3 inches high, 1.1
years old.

CLASS 14.—Stallions not less than 15 hands high, ;
first prize £25, second £l5, third £5: first prize to No
358, Mr. Elias Jolley, Banham, near Attleburgh, Nor-
folk, Rapid Loan, bay roan, 15 hands 2 inches high, 7
years old ; bred by the Earl of Albemarle, in Norfolk•
Second to No. 352, Mr. John Howell, Bury, Huntingdon,
Young Perfumer, red roan with black points, 15 hands
inches high, 4 yrs old. Third t•o No. 359, Mr, John
Abel, Cainpordown House, Norwich, Young Phenomenon,
roan, 15 hands 1 inches high.
CLASS 15.—Stallions under 15 hands, &c. ; first prize
£l5, second £10: First prize to No. 365, Mr. William
Major, Sledmere Grange, Malton, Yorkshire, Merry Legs,
dark bay, 14 hands 3 inches high, 3 yrs old. Second to
No. 370, Mr. David Lester Westwood, Ilklep, near Leeds•
Yorkshire, Black Performer, black, 14 hands 3 inches
high, 5 years old.

711 E INSURRECTION IN HAM.

The following are the latest accounts from Hayti,
as telegraphed to the New York papers Havan-
nab, Sunday, May 17.—We have advices from
Hayti to the Bth inst. President Salnave escaped
from Cape Haytien on the 22d of April and made
his way, at all hazards, to Onaminthe, whence he
managed to reach Port-au-Prince. He and General
Delorine, who acts as Secretary of State, Interior,
War, and Navy, arrested many of the citizens and
ordered some to be shot. Numerous murders and
robberies had taken place. The stores of six Attie'
rican merchants wera robbed by the troops. Salnave
threatened to seize the town and burn it to ashen,
at the same time he used violent menaces to the
foreign consuls. Many Americans had been 15106
at in their own windows, and had been forzed to
seek refuge in the American consulate. Mr. kik
lister and his attaches had an interview with Pre"
sident Salnave and General Delorme. They de"
manded protection, but were received defiantly Lod
with threats. The American Minister at once sent
a despatch to llavannah for some American men-of-
war to go to his assistance. He also seat to
Jamaica for a British war steamer, and, in own:
pliance with his request, the British steam gunboat
Pbceba had sailed for Port-au-Prince." " savan-
nah, Sunday, May 17.—We have later advices from
Port-au-Prince to the 12th inst. The whole country
is reported to be in arms against President Salua/e'
excepting Gonaives, Jacmel, and the Cape. Tha
revolution in the north ha I been successful un-A ar
the leal of General Missage Layet and the Caoee
The entire south is now in arias against the Govere-
meat. At Jacinel the merchants and shopkeepore
were closing their stores. The national forces hgl
blockaded Miragoane." " Havannah, Monday, Mal
18.—It is reported that President Salnave has tatkheaut
refuge in Port-au-Prince, and that he reached
r d
city with only 150 men, the balance of his ai."3:
having deserted. It is said that he has dee-a
riche
that he will burn the city before surrendaing. ,
latest rumour states that he has been arrested by
El-FteBl-
own troops and delivered to the Cacos.
dent Cabral, of. St. Domingo, arrived at St. Thom
ou the 2d,"