New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

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and -mer torer0', were al-o gally dressed III,
French <c0r,eurs froll the LaDdes folio aed ~ ~
n the rear Of the brilliant cgaCr.Ad lhe 'Pan
portion Of the as-embiage, not eccus'onpa "
intIuson, did not appear TO make oui WHY ,ue IL
were placed in the bull-ring and IN tact tley az o
rather out OF place and awkward BY Inc zoe c' nc
compguions In some OF -. towns OF I'D" '>oa'u "
France similar sports are held and conduc,ea u
French fashion, and the reason Why they W. ~. -
OIL thi- occasion WIS owing - The desire " -"u'1 p
,or- 70 see the bull-fghtel- Of both EHilon,
then ant in company. To-day, however uie Puo. ,
d.sLpproyed such an innovation. Ihe Spdhi-n o.
were the OILY champions to whom a''eniion va, "a
and the Landais took but very -nah part ~ ''' f
ce"dugs. -, .,t..
Tlefrst bull that appeared in the arena wa wa
com o;syeurs cell Of tie atlantic ca---thai J. cunning
trtachGous, AID "hypocrti al. Inc e!al5 di r'r
did not bound into the ring with pre- P''alIh ~ 80
He crepi ont as il We're stealthy, ana Wien - ti
Iocted made rush at AguITTe the '0reTo ol 'le "
cloak who b. a git but sk!liul moyemrn" ~ -
tie dangerous hons. hut ye renamed -'Ii aI't -;
lowed the disappointed animal :" r'Sn ol.n"' iord
be Ierccived that hi enemy had disappeared IT,
Of chu20s then began 20 ds.reci III a''.hion. ~!
rou,ed him 70 fury by shaking their coak- ID N 'e'
and the espdd0 Egana. prOhtlnG ny lhe lhIp aolo ~
tortuuIty for which he had remained qu1e'ly Oh me
watch advanced under his very horns ana e1Sou'c1
an admirable suerte Ia hqr4rra. BaHdcr,nIS u
darts were planted in the ANIMALS meek WIN Hiu
1,y'orilv bv Acuirre and C,u4oya; and III leas tn"h
half an hour Egana killed his beast at one suoAe'
The second bull. though Eercer III aspect anu more
irrIctuous in lis movement in rotiiy les IAN
Cerous than tie int His mode OF aitG'N VIZ '.oIS
Open more " frank, SOONER understood, ana Dt.,eI
calculated by the fighters. On rs MT rus. l"'
den be went b. uLdng round The ing IN Ec't ~! nj
leaned ~ hHriCis, but be soon 20. tGtt anu s"ci
10 great des re 10 fgh Ecana plated 10 ~ nein
cor pie OF Cart,. with .unl"Wder a. the Poni nI i
heated weapons PRODUCER their eject ~ aP"ty
disappeared, ard lie was quickly roused To- f'i!. ne
/; wed the earth and made desperate Dul G'' ie' ~
ior- to fling of h.r tor'urrg hprHaoGe-; st.,
Gits druHd0. In few minutes two freiCu pu'I
ardtwo SrauieIds were spawlr- On the ground
fresh IAN Of fire LaHderiHds were planted by Dlur1'
and n third by CoIdoya. When the moment tor Dis
ratcine him cane he vas killed by Esana at the Sec
ond blow and tie public were So Pleased 'ha' 'c car
cas- war given TO HIM a. a pcrqul-lte 80
Tie staly Of tie third bull did not much diner ron
tie rrccoGIc onts. But Egana was not so l9!'HHa'e
IN his contest with the fourth. When tt@lrg Ms POI,
ton to kiil tie animal BE- wa thrown ~ me sr"uui
and tIamIiod on. Ills dress was torn to pieces III d
tow moments fy tie bulls hons and though AIS CON,
pauoIs rau al once to his assistance, they could ht
prevent him flom being severely hurt. E-ana asked
and Of course obtained PERMISSION to re'He from Tue
Tie fifth bull was killed. though unscentificalIy, by
Condoya tic second esiqdG, who executed what BE-
Eevc billiard PLAYERS would call 7 .fe IN thc'' II"
animal was Wing dead at his feet before LIS ayer was
aware Of il a stroke, unintenuOnilIy dealt Oet"eeh
the horns and which entered the spinal maTow,
killed tic bull in an Instant CCEdoya "ds applaudcd
vohementlv but il would appear by those VINO are not
thoroughly acquainted with the tduromdI"td ne con
t,npated the caTcase with no slnali a',onFnn'hl ~
his own luck, but naturally felt proud OF his easy
To he admirers Of such a display the absence of
,Jc0dOres or mounted hnccmen, was OF course 2eat
drt"buch; but 80 far as II ~'h', tne Ext n Wa ,
nouuc,d very fair Tie animals which had pee
lrouolt from Navarro had, il was SAID, lost Huch Oh
their vigor bv the delay and the influence OF the ram
Of last week and were therefore seen to disadvantages
.. .1lfl l.f fE, llI
artistic in this sort of drama freely discussed 10y
file learned among the spectators. Ii was admitted that
Eeana was very good bull-fGhtcr lie has, however,
htte cxuerencc; he is ignorant of the inner tricks oi
lis professions and OF which CucharCs. the celebrated
espddG is consulnmate master 1t seems ne pays
tc same srtcS with every kind Of bull and this, 1t IL
feared will some day be fatal TO him.
The Emperor and Empress remained to the last. They
were 81 plaudod retiring and the spanish natlona!
air wac again played when they took their departure
TIE RAG-GATIiERERS OF PARIS.
From The tendon lime.
The rag-ea.horers (clg0Hn crs/ OF Paris have long
estssed mutual benefit society, and they recently
demanded aud obtained permlss ION from the police To
Iold Il meeting Tor III, purpose of examining IL ac
counts ind revising its statutes. The meeting was
held few DAYS ago at public house bearing the sign
OF the NieuX Drap sau. in tie Quarter ST. Marcel.
Forty. eight delegates, nominated by the whoe rag
gathering fraternity, were present aud each of them
on entering deposited 2Oc., which were di'Oursed
in paying for The room and for sLndry bottles OF
mi 0yaina,rc The senior delegate WINS pro ten.
called 10 the chair, which half Of a cask turned
bottom upward. ana six delegates who knew how to
read ana five who knew how TO write were proposed
as candidates fer the posts Of President and Secretary
An election of these two dignltarics having been
made the senior sgnCd his seat To the elected Presi
dent Taking possession Of the cask the latter en-
Lruced the senior, and then delivered speech, in
which after expatlang on the honesty OF rag-gather-
crs as body-Jroved be said, by their always giving
ND ANYTHING of value they might happen to find. and
by their rarely figuring before the tribunals for rob
be ries or Other Oheises-he gave All account o the
oreraton of tie benefit society since the last meeting
and path tcay cxhorted his " dear brethren to be
friendly 10 each other and united.
The Secretary then read one by one the statutes OF
the society which are tty.two IN number, and asked
if any delegate had any alteration 70 propose IN them
ONLY two VIZ re subjected to dsCIsSOn-:hc 18th which
provides for the - fratcrnal division among the rag
rathtr,-s of particular districts of the heaps of rub
Gsh and filth NAT may be deposited in them and the
52d relative 20 the contribution to be paid per month
70 II society ard the amount 10 be allowed Ia sick
members. The aforementioned article after due debate
was modified e. the etc Ct that not Only should the
heaIs ao, said be to the raggathcrer of the
districts bu. that on account should Iag-gath
ercr presrmc 20 cncroach the heap of another and
the second was on account OF the present dearnc>s Of
food mcdicd 80 to make the monthly contributions
.f members J0c.. instead OF o., and the daily allow
apce 10 tho sick t0c instead of 30.
The statute. having been formally approved aresolu
zion adopted in previous meetings declaring that the
Oldest member Of the rag-gathenng fraternity, one
- aged. ~, cAI,u lut UtAtfdl, slouiu IOr inc
rest of hs life be freed from aly monthly payments 10
I'm. Sccttv but should enjoy al Us adyaa.c,; that he
should beside be allowed 80 Crammcs Of tobacco
month should have scat OF honor at all meetings and
bandues aid should at the latter DC entertained gratis,
va, passed unanimously with loud Applause. The
Treasurer was then called g. produce h.s accounts
ara cash The accounts having been examined wire
declared correct. and the balance in hand which
sisted of Ill 95c., and deposited in earhen pot
yas couI ted aid Has also found exact.
iprete~ then % 10 public house called
tho Pot 1rcolor at the Barric~c de Foutenbleau
=. - harnrDf W. nroXldad for them. hi. nlnce