The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15
The MonnOt Cattle and Stock.
GREAT SALE OF CELEBRATED HORSES AND IMPORTED

Considerable interest was yesterday manifested in tho
salo Of the horses and imported stock Of Mr. B. Mon
not The sae began at ten O'Clock the resi-
dence Of that gentleman, at Cason Point Westchester
county some twelve miles distant from New York city.
In consequence Of the recent calamity which befe Mr.
Monno and by which he lost great deal OF his property
BY re came to the determination Of selling the whole
of hs stock oi horses and cattle by public ion.
Al the xe1 for the beginning Of the sale number
Of wealthy and sporting gentlemen were 70 be seen on
the grounds while others continued to arrive the day
wore great deal Of animation prevailed, and al
though at the commencement the bidding was slow, it
gradually grew more a,uve ana greater interest was
ehe stock Of brood sallons roadsters thorough
bIeds, colts, allies, rong horses, cattle, carriages.
coachts &c The rangemcnts Of the sale entrusted
TO Mr. George Ccmons Of the NeS York Tatersalls in
Sixth All the horses and stock in excel
lent conotion, and sheir beautiful appearance elected
general appreciation.
The hack and stage coaches first disposed Of TO-
eether with fine flock OF geese, numbering about forty
The bidding for the cattle came next In order. These
consisted Of Durham Duth and Dlrham, Ayrshire and
SS By Mr. RaS MOTIFS brought %
Nc. was Alma, Durham COW, four years old, by
Ptocmy, bred by Mr. John Bathgate, in calf BY an
Ayrshire bull imported BY Capt. Eye. This COW brought
$7o Tsenty niue lots we're put up, but the prices rOa
liz. q did not vary in very remarkable manner
The sale OF thoroughbred horses began shortly after
noon this time the number Of gentlemen present
larger and greater spirit and animation prevailed
the bddmg The celebrated stallion logan, nine years
old sixteen handshigh, after considerable bidding
knocked down to Mr. Harmon for - 600 Logan got
by Imporo Trustee Out Of Beisey Ransom, Jr., the
second, and she by imported Priam (before he i'm
ported 10 this country, howevcr) out Of Bcsey Ransom
the first, the distinguished four mile marc. Sre's
side Imported Trustee by Cation, out Of Emma, by
Vbisker e. d. Gibside Fairy by Hermee; g. g. d. vics
stuce; lpaore e. g. q. Beatrice, Sir Peter, &c &c
Iams sde-Betsey Ransom, Jr., by imported Pram out
oi Btsey Ransom by Vrginian; g. d. Favori,e by
B. lair: g.. Fairy By imported Bedford; g. g. g. d.
Master Stephen Juniper BIand's Duchess BY
Grouse, and through generations TO the Lyster rurk
THIS hon among those that wero saved by the
rage and presence o mind Of Mrs. MonDot wbo whom the
nag alton had reached the stables which the horses
keih very resoluely entered and threw blanket
their heads, and then led them the open air. BY
this intrepid act a number OF theee splendid animals,
hich otherwise would have been suiocated burned
were saved " Mr.. M0nnot.
Mary Bddle, fine eorrcl brood mare nine years old
The rotDg horses brought high prices. Native Ame
ricaD, black geiding, seven years old, l6h hands
hgh--a horse that has trotted In 2:35 in pubIc-was
bought by Mr.. Kelly for 5000
Thcee were among tho higheet prices obtained Tho
others published because the official revised list Of
salesman, could NOT be obtained by reporter In time
for publication day and essential that these figures
should be exact with the auctioneers list
II IS CRAFTY ing TO know that after tho great
not been sacrificed At public sale. Tho spirit
Of American gentlemen and sportsmcn was well dis
played yesterday, and II shows that good blood horsea
much admired aud that gentlemen Of wealth are
ready TO pay high prices for hen they are 10 Eng
and The arrangements Of Mr.. Cernons the auctonecr
salesman, acquitted himself with tho utmost courtesy and
urhanity.
Up to the time that reporter le the sale was pro-
crossing hal moniously and with great activity.