New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-25

rr,,. n f,e e tie He,al AxreultsusI tmesovem~at
Soc,stys Show Of Irelsni. be'd at Dublin: tosethsS
~hk tie sid snc si.veS medals and the Percefs
ebslsps. cup. 81 the bot animal n The tsrd Of sA
,he Destestile easse- and The fin, prise Of $40 3, tbs
hesd.
We usn,ion ,is merely to dow the character Of
the herd e es' TIE be- in America. and essi 70
tie bet in Er gland.
The rsxt offered vas
r.ssres- Ben e.s,s Get O. iss ,sssSsy H. J. se..r.
Dan zoe ~ s,h pvk. Of Ysfi Ciensl
Ares lCrg bet OF ErssSss e.'t; He,c the frst
$500, followed by the following bids in r>pM
son t3se, 500 s4sS, saSs, strs ESQ, q which he
wss sold 70 p. g. {. s Haine-, Elissbethtcwu. N J.
Morris .Id s.e.s' Romeo SJss dam Jseasas :, r'.s
was then p.r Mp q. ssso. and ran up rapidt-.. fiji
lows. es7S. sseo, sS2S. sSso ts7a ssec. asd scld
10 John Rsnter Of Pelham, NestchesteS C"arty'
New-Ycrk.
J. B.esi rs nSss u Gloucester uiss dam Camilla -
Started q, s9ss sna cold at $500, 10 David BrocAs.
Avon. Lvirgstou Comfy, NewYort.
A. the nett animal sold the highest, and prodcoSd
by far the meet lively biddrg OF all the ehcSt-horD
y. give the pedigree in full. and all the bids
os,Hsvs so.n e.ived Dec. n isS' s,si ~ L. O. Mor'
sire pua' Of Chester ulssa
' q MESSY ss 5, s: Isss.. y.,ss.a ts,'sS
&c e. s = e % y .S.s' C sssS
ss g. a. & J. BY San on IssJ
r. a. g.. S a Ssii S-sSrs y L.,ss. css,
q. ~. a. o.. M g. 8. a. N.a G-ynrs By rhsss~ses.
a. ggmmm m.tsy y s,y y,ss,, 81 ~,
ritz s e.. e. o. e. r.. a. r. y ass..ss .nA,
g; r. ar a. I" ar Er sr sr sr g. d. BY snsvs's' "~"
or .sT U ar. ar ar. ar 81" /" T. d. b. w'i''''''
w. ~ + 81. 4 o.. = g. I" ~ ~ "'"' d " A'''-
r.g q e. 81. ar sr At 81. ar ST. SIS d. By rs'
The .tsrtir price Wa $500, followed almost fast
a. the AuCtonser could call them by s52S, $3.50, eSTS
sioe, s425 $3.50 s47S $500, s5es ss5o, s57s, eeoo-
and then psuse and just ~ the hammer was falling.
sso5. s650 s675, at which be was struck OH TO J. r.
Crippep, Co' water. Michigan.
The rex, WAS Calf that would weigh, perhaps, sss
pounds called .
Sine Duss Of Gic.ter a. ,Sss).
Dam Mi.-lBellvlle BY Be.l,ilie (s'7sl
The property Of " j. Becar and winner OF the hrss
prize as two-y ear-od Heifer at United Ssies Asr'-
cultural Society, Show, at Boson, October. 1883:
He was started at $3.50. and quickly bid up eTo,
$780, $685. s35o s375, at which he was cold to Amos
srStsv-Red and White; esv.i February. iss bred b.
Dam Minerv. an By Lord w.a.n is'.
Was honored with The following bids; ESQ, ei1o.
slso, $3.50 s2oo saiO SEQ $3.50; sold 20 nSn'; me-
B,RRNGToS.-whitei cslved March 4" 1886 WI -
Dam I.dy B.rps,on lnb by th Duh. Of Yerh ISL.
S'sred at slio, and cold at the FIRST bid sloC) -
Joss pb Orvis, Marsena, 81. Lawrence County, N, 4.
Ths was very handsome calf but DOT afsvorite color
i' g. I -, :, ! i a g ~ ao a sn
Dam Imported Beauty % Brswih ,, smpstos ~ .a
Started Mt $500 and ran to $500, $50 Al oid' "so
sold TO Robert Gordon, Parir, Canada W eet. .
B.nUF-Red aid white, csivet hsJ ID 1850 ofsA ~ w.
Sire Romeo us sisl
Sid to Joseph 0rvis, aasena st. Lawrence Co.,
\. Y for sll0.
This closed the sale Of he short hum bulla, ten In
numb.r-the sale amounting TO $3.50.
A dozen Devon cows were then led into the mig
ard exhibited and much admired with wh'cn IN" 'S'"
of W edrssdsy wss 10 commence.
Drvos Butts-The following Devon Bulls we're
then offered, commencing with the ceeossteo I'm
rS,sx ouas,ly-tss,-c.lvsd March issii bred By Mr.:
John ousiy Mo.nd Devon ..leosd sy T. no'rs
s,. A,rcUnn show q s.rsoss In 1885, s'c at the A%sr'
lass ss p.' :: s,'s ~ I asa S a.: p..
Bs which shared th: .sIss Of tss nsss s
s.ss r,sT,o% e tho un'''a States Ass'aA S''''' '''
sI. f:.l d Ss's.r $50 s., 1sn B'ro"'' 's'
| We were disappointed in the sae Of this ball. lie
started q. $500, and up by hve dolisrs W ssso
when b. p Johnron, Secretary Of the New York state
| Agricultural Society, bid $3.50, ct which he wsS
c.,:s Feb, 49, bed sy ., + o.. O. Nest s%
Dam Rous. n,2s BY bill ported BY Mr.. Patterson
| Sold TO Geo d. Parish, oSmead farm, Burlington,
| PswcE-CaIud Msy g. 1885, bred by L. q. Morris
Sire Frsnk Qts't, (zo5i Ersndse fsh 81 Exeter ts
Dam Prisce.s % (ees) b. Esrl q EHatsr lSL
Put up at sl5O-no bid
The next ssle produc. the greatest excitement N
any animal offered. Tbs was a very handsome Calf,
called
N,srsR BIRTHDAY Csved February 1856 bred BY L. o.
Morrs 49,.
laasire FrsIL QuHdy (c5) ssndss Earl Of Exeter t~l
ODsu Birthday 1871 BY Proctor tlo9D.
He started az $50 and went up at lively pace I'VE
Collar bio up 10 sl9o and then ssPed on on gal
op in ten door bcs fast they could be called to
$500 when everybody thought he would lie down, but
bis bidde,s game, and after examining linn anew
1910 was cried md spoken than was fo''
lowed by $500 $780, s340 and r. Peters OF Atalsnta,
Ga declared winner of the race.
eosERvILLg &C svsd October 1885 bred by L. "onh.
Sire FrsDh Cusrtly t66D; usDdsiis ksri q BIefsf vs)
Dam Hdiib (l55) BY Barton bred By Mr. Turnsf
Sold for sl55 TO Lucus ii. Colby OF Groton Tomp-
kbs Co, n. Y
Bysos- Cslyed November, 1876; bred by l.. q. Morris
Sire FrsLk Qu.r'y q 81 Grsrdse Earl u Exeter tSD
Dem yr ne lSssl By Barton bred by Mr. Turner
WA started az real bid at si50 and ran on rapidly
at si75, s2oO, s2iO, ego, e225, $3.50, s24o s2ts
s25o-apd -old 10 Francis Monis, OF Throggs NECK.
The ,ale war row closed believe very much
10 the satisfaction Of the purchasers.
RECEPTION OF Mr. FILLMoRr.-Mr. Fillmore Wa