The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-01

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advanced in tie IN ID
i. Poiated carefully, q
IS altering. The ball -
when the cloak Is lfisd 4
only wounded--the swor -
his neck or shoulder, =
out as be leaps uiIdlr
haPs 1t has passed in
and has hurt the lunr
then, and there 10 q q
two-and with the b
from his nostrils, be cal
the dexterous blow has ID
and then he falls without The
II he but falls and fingers. one Oh
comes up sIealthily behind, and
sword home to the hill, or cleayes
with short Digger. In moment.
you hear the iinkliBg OF the bells. and B,
cemes IN team OF mules decked ea.S
BY turns they drag cot the dead r.
the horses he has slain; a servant
with iIesh dirt or saw-Cust all the
The Tray; the ring is cleared again; Is
aoTes are once more in Their .plac
trumpet sounds. and then, amid t
'ngs oil TIE more and more excIle
another bull comes cut, to Take b
slaUgnleIing and being slaughtered.
In The hghis al ROnda, there were ?
bulls each day The fret day, fourle5
horses ieil-eighteen the second. On
P'eGa0T Was taken senseless from The IN
The hrst day, bit re reaPPesIed the second
and bought his bulls lrIumphantly. II.
second day, ouI friend Pi4l.itO pan vas IA
red OF, as thought, dead-but. TWO dsy
alter, he RODE back to Seville. The .mais|
dofes' made ralner bungling work o, -
Oniy two hfstrste blows were given-bo,i.
the second day. Unhapphy, the ar,is
toasted the IHglsses upon each Occssion
which made some inToads Oh our pu1..s
One OF them seemed well pleased with I.
reception, Tor he flung up To our bo1
nobon, or diUisa, which was On The 5ul
neck when he sailed out, (ihe eolors Of
ofeeder,) and which Is held the uOphy, Id
the foX's brush. When the Alcalde deem-
a death well stricken, be t.ssi fss bis aooro
baton by bes,owing the carcass on ne
IaatddOr, who lOrthsIth cuts an ear OF viii
bis swOId, and keeps il as a marx Of pIoD-
erty. The perquisiIe IS worth much Or III
tie, according 10 the market value Of bull
beef. After the 'maIsdOr' bas slain Is
beast, he draws bis sword on, from the
wOund-wiPes 1t upon bis cloak-mase.
his bow 10 the Aleslde, ard then 70 .lOss
whom ne has toasted. They thIow tex
gifts down 10 nm IN a handkerchief. 4
club, his attendant picks il Up and hand,
It to him, and theIeupOn he tales his leave
with majesty.
The hIsi day Was strange ore. irlu
two accidents. The one was not ;, rsr-
as dangerous. One Of The 'maiadoIes' aimet
} badly, and MS sword s,ri&ng bone, few
like JavelIn, some twenty feet among TIE
crowd, wOundIng young nan seriously IN
The hand. j, MI GIT nave slam MN, and {,
Is wonder that II did not The O,beT CT
cumStanCe was said to be without prece-
dem, One OF the bulls, worried ana e..
ing iiOm the 'maiadOr. lespt ever banner
and conedOr and inner banier, sli-tlr.
clear, among the benches and the c-UNt-
no, stumbling and blunderng. bnI elsct
and dsngelOus-gOring on every SIDE
Fortunately, II was the sunny potion Jf
the gallery, and he people WeIe oOuPsIs-
lively few, so that there vss 10 Or -ssi-
Ously hurt, bot poor ieIlOw who>e t-g-
was badly ripped. Yei the rolling down.
the scamPering and rushing. were nGeI
iul 10 see. The bull made al me .o.diels,
and they dropped their m1skeuy sIa ran.
Completely master Of the fed, be made
MS way up 10 the ioPmosi tench. all ten.
de berately stepping down, VeE, quietly
into the BOX above the northern or man tf-
trance. There. being on level W,a h
wO. ship the Alcalde, the bail looked ever.
am his worship, quite As much as,olishet.
looked back al the bull. Il was a move
which was not IN the game, and ine-riOre
startled the sPects,Ors for 4 while, but usy
soon recovered. Some OF hem eaust; lP
the deserted weapons OF TIE solGIe5y. ard
charged bayonets upon his bulsbiP. VINO
retreated to the IOPmOss bench again
There. the 'matadof' sSSsiled him with .
fatsl thrust. and. falling Ike = stone. &c
rolled down with Numbering nose into
the 'couedOr, whence be was draTsed q;
the mules heels-a HARD and ignOmIniOOs
fate, to follow such an exploit!