The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-28 00:00:00

RAJIJIT A2' THI ALHAMBRA.

Having egablished his reputation in Europe as
the great civilises el the equine species, and having, it is to
be presumed, realised an ample competence as the re-
ward of his ingenuity in devising, and his persevering
energy in reducing to practical application, hie sys-
tem of subduing the natural reluctance of that (as
the profiler, tells us) much abused and mart mica.
nrientood race, Mr. Ram is about to retire on his towel;
honorary and pecuniary, to his native land ; and is orals
that his interesting and extraordinary performances might
be witnessed and appreciated beyond the sesta:retie
limits of the "upper ten thousand," bas been Oleg a
meta of farewell lectures at the Aftriabis Circus in Lai-
orter•quare. One of these "drionerrigir," as, borrow-
fag a phrase from the St.. Marthle Msk iersbulary, be le
pleased to draw& these, week plegmogelliksday, and Ur
ocamaratively law pros of arprsion, as rowed with the
original sagis of charges, and the grail 'chance of many
more repetitions claire piddle kerns in the art of horse-
taming for gongs years at least on this side of the Atlantic,
brought together • crowded and varied assemblage, of whom
the female part of our population eettritestsd a full moiety.
Mr. Ram vas more fortunate on this than on some
former occasions is procuring beers of tlrt stubbornness of
temper, and porgaging in so mabisat gems those quali-
ties which, in the language of the ranikys, am termed via,
but which Mr. Rainy 'mires us set bat des natural ammo.
teenier of the noblest of quadempated in proportion
the performance was the more wantarlid sad gatisfactery.
The gad animal intro:lined Me Mr arm was
.Inarems

I=7looll—seeneed of poreserg way pathener.
;
rrtharg a stooge repuenonee to the acs eseg cps-
Wen et orociang ; and certainly fear the petleare with
tilde sherithoired to the prelindeary* rheipulakiries of
0/01 sebnissivare with Ada
bewi4lP bled ant by • ere% lei sA Yawn.bl
to:0os a faithful dog ben ime aide of the
the ether (although IVO Vigo emend that their
lasi only then and them oommenesd), one was
Weld* *pored to question the justice of subjecting her
I WON Winner operations which, although undoubtedly
theemee, as crenred with the moans which the genera-
l" ot the hares.breaking fraternity employ to reduce re-
trithry horses ionbedience, are badly necessary f. the sari
fait a areal already broken to the had BOW-
wet, Mr. /tam having added himself and inesp
body else of the docility of his subject, proeseded
to ter her temper by strapping first one and than
the other of her fore legs, bringing her upon her knees,
end after repeated struggice--durng which the poor ant.
lea trembled and qtivered in every suds—throwbg her
Wanted upon the rood
Mr. Earn next opesated are a thereat-bead edit
apparently betimes two sad three yens old, which had
hen broken to the bridle but not the saddle,. to which we
were informed he had a most deeded objection. The pro.
tamer's sigunseets were, however, so convineleg that in
eked ten minors this Fortis wiener of ewes future
AMA Cup or Queee's Pine became perfectly eirithedibsi
with horses, if not with am. obstinate is sa deaths ewer
lid to distinction and fame; rodeo theroughlythi Mr. Bare,
reeleate this lemon upon the mind of his intending young
pupil, that before he left the ring he seamed rather to enjoy
the process of saddling, and to rapid Mr. Esrey, who, of
warm, mounted him, beat a drum on his back, and went
through all those various feats by wide he proves the sub-
jugation of every 'alma he takes in hand, and with which
the pair by frequent aseriptioe are sequaistedou •
really kindbiand aserell as Moak* who bed eradicated from
his send a foolish prejudice. It is, however, only fair to
the horse species to say that according to Kr. Barey young
animals never display any permanent obstinacy of, temper
if dealt with in a proper way—vin., by an appeal to What he
calls "the nature and mind" of the home. It is only Ewer
it mote mature age, whose natural good quelitiostave then
kept down, and wises tempera have bees amid by
im-
pa trentanset and unity, that he expeorenstiblioulty
TEL .
• legrifully formed almost white =the bore it the
WANOI.O breed was the next and bet added operated
Mlle eakeith *the' bed aerlisig thiroliskela the pre-
view pediments bre enertiag and imighleg dollen to
the beesedemien iperleadon iedirdoelly aith
Imp sided sae then der pens old, ised.theesk be
bed so doubt hem the ef the • mod sonieble eel anther*
of his kind in his earn dessee• was no diseilidip opposed
to European mastership red LEM Seib* erithrallow no
Me to go near him—used Milord heels sad teeth Wiwi-
mintely as weapons of offeneed it eseenenosethiseith
elm habits was for all practical purposes worse theandra.
He was led, or rather ran into the ring by two men beging
him by means of long stows, held firm and tight on Aber
side, and fastened to a curb-bit, at a respectful
from each ; two others, it was said, had been injurehie poi
paring him for his lessen. Be wore a erne umiak uatirb
entirely concealed the mouth, nostrils, and all the three
part of the face. Whoa eseboated with the hone-taamn
he appeared at oboe to comprehend that it was a cordate,
sediasey importance that he was called upon to eery
lle reared up on his hind legs, and struck out rigid
rod left with his fore test in a manner that would have
done no diseredit to a Hewn or a Bayern--to the great
alarm of many of the fair ocogiants d the reserved teats,
and calling into instant operation all that serve, self-pos-
session, sad activity, which characterise his antagonist.
Before the assistants had let go their hold Mr. Ramey,
finding that the animal was roof against the power of the
eye, contrived to get a firm grip at his mane at the extre-
mity of the neck, and hanging on in this way was canted,
or rather dragged round and round the arena by the
animal, who became mere and more furious as he
discovered the futility of his efforts to shake off eo un-
•s."ti • in..; &veal Enna he rushed sideways to-
wage the partition which separates 'thli"" from the
ring, evidently with the intention of CRUMB K • Barer
against it ; but the latter was quite prepared for this, 'alt.'
leaping rapidly up on the sloping top of the fence, need his
own body as a lever to force the horse away. After this
enter had been going on for some minutes, Mr. Ern,
who had been all along watching hie opportunity, succeeded
with his disengaged hand in passing a strap round the pee-
lers—a feat which under such circumstances it is question-
able whether any but Mr. Barey could have accomplished—
ad very soon the hone was at his mercy. lightening the
erre radially nthe maimed galloped round—the bold upon
the Imes sot being for an instant relaxed, and the whole
weight of the mita imaging upon the horse's right shoulder
—in a that Woe the right foot was pulled up and
buckled Andy to the upper part of the fore-leg,
sad than, an effeetive drag having been pot upon
the locomotive power, the grip of the neck was abandoned.
Still the bane was by no means inclined to admit defeat,
but rose op again and again, and struck out with his one
fore leg, snorting and gnashing his tooth with rage the
while. ' Bat one who had so skilfully managed to evade all
the Armes attempts at mischief when he had all his
limbs at Eberly found no difficulty in avoiding his blows
now ; and in a very short trio, sad with comparative ease,
he pared a second strap mend the other pastern, buckled
it up tight, ad after a few vain but energetic and deter-
raised straggles the wild Arab of the desert was brought
upon his knees. But even yet he was loth to acknowledge
himself angered, and roes up again three rer four times
upon his hind legs. liteeellp morn with kerren fury. At
boob, however, he Wiled dannt visa his side, ex-
hausted and thoroughly etheri sad, his requeror—
having rot yea bite with open Woo lain his
hors in lb hands and kaseked thank tapilion, bid
his heed dem apse hie neck—fondled end saramil him,
took et titsisoult an* stroked his face, greet his mouth
with Mt MlLit ellimatoly unbuckled tie damp which
saninsi Ids lip and assisted him to rise. Afirreords he ,
scald Ng4lugs drum upon his bank. sods idniseend
asisssidl thassnes, and led him oat a rides* dodo sad
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On fistordity the Comte of the Society of Arta
' pve atenvereatione, which was held at the South Linda&
fora Idaaem Luger is the atnommodation afforded by
- see and the wren,, it was not mare than
a set lft-ir the manner Amiens who attended oat the
peeing einerks.. For more than two hours there wee a
oceihmeue Wel d poop* and before ten o'clock the
number of arrivah mineded two thousand. in addition to
the fliremehenim, Vernon, and Tuner galleries of pictures,
the malpture, and other various artistic and educational de-
partments, the =Ma collection of water-colour *alma
Inn for the find time exhibited on this occasion for pubho
laspertion. The colleotics was temporarily arranged
in the Sheepshanks gallery, and attracted mach at-
teetion. It is to be hoped that the example of the literal
donor may be followed by others„and tint this offering
stsia=r-what he intended it should—the nude= of •
' action of water-colour painting*. There wee
also exhibited ea this occasion a vanety of works of art,
eanstabeg el ezaisplee of easiest Champlev6 enamels,
Wrath, taws V pisques, portraits in enamel, lite Retake ; a eollection of antique sad
(Am bream, lath ,ims of lumina and other majolica,
kat by Mr. C. D. Fortnum • a valuable collection of Italian
limo= sic: ivory, arydals. bet by Mr. A. Barker;
of antique engraved genie, cameos, &c.,
het bya Mr. Uzielli. The heed el the Coldstream Guards
was re attendance during the sr.mg, and performed reve-
rs], pieced of popular operatic and ether moue.