New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

Dominguez. Ibsve been obliged 10 parsphrsse The
clsrsic terms in which II ab0unds, and which have
exact equivalents in English:
my DEAR FRIEsD: / have received the letter
wh rein you ask for details Of the greet misfortune
which We all lament, and can give them to you very
completely, since l scarcely leave his bedside,
peDegg : The fTst bufI s"s Of reddish co r
old Barabbas by name, big horned, shy, cowardly,
ard very knowing. Twice, as Dominguez advanced
upon him at walk, he rushed out TO meet him at
such distance that he with difficulty escaped the
charge. After this, the bull standing rather near
TO the taJi0s stout boards inclosing the rng),
with bis head high and restless Dominique attempted
TO give him r0idpe,' which was the completion
Of the misfortune, and the last perhaps that will ever
be given by this great combatant, who will externally
cccppy the most brilliant page in tn. history OF bull
6ghtng for having, contrary 10 bis custom, charged
him from too far the bull cut off his retreat and
trimmings Of the right eide of his jacket and thro wing
hin, on 10 the left HON, inflicted wound trghsfu 10
behold. The horn grszed the lower jaw, passed
through the palate, and knocked out bis right eye.
When he reached the toyH (bulstsble), which he did
Cd foot for he would allow one to touch him. bi.
eve burg down to his mouth suspended only by the
optic nerve. The aspect Of the buIl-ring 81 the
ment be received hi. wound and the cry Of grief and
DISNEY that burt from every mouth defy description
Some faint idea may be formed of them if We bear 10
mind these words-He woHnded men rds Dom'agW-.
Until in the morning it was impossible TO check
the great hamOrage that ebsued and which all agreed
NUT kill him. His body HE bed, his ROOM all swan
in blood As regards bis present state the physician
who is is constant attendance On him. Don Francisco
COsal tells that unless gangrene or cerebral lnf1a
nation sets in he has hopes OF saving him. thai until
now no symptom of these disorders has shown ITSELF
but that many days mutt elspse before he will be out OF
prieyous danger although he has in his favor iron
constitution What gives the doctor most asiness IL
the eye for he says that while he Medns and two cell
eb aed practitioners from Csdz, consulting what
do with it, and ally agreeing to complete ITS remov'
al physician from Xerez amid the confusion that pre-
vn made bis way to the tori and replaced the eye III
it, socket ard thus they found it when they went to
sever the by which it hung They did not think
proper 10 extract 1t again. because little nhamnia-
tioD had already set in and they must have caused
Elm fresh suffering. Moreover they were convinced,
in those early moments, that the hemorrhsge could
not be retraiLed and that he would shortly de- The
doctor told he also that the eye must inevitably be
lost. Such is the present unhappy condition OF our
Gear Dominguez; but he is gre even in misfortune,
Tor no one has heard him utter a single complaint
lie axis to me every day whatever subject occurs
to him. and as if nothing were the matter; and II any
one asks bin how he finds himself, he rays that he
sleeps well and quietly:
perately wounded in crowning triumph, he could
hardly awaken greater solcude or be spoken OF with
more admiration and respect But buu'hghters are
heroes in AnGalusia and heroes OF no small cal0er
and something Of the enthusiasm seems to communi
cate itself 10 foreigners for the southern papers INFORM
us that at Malaga, the other day the Polish Prince
who is travelling with the Duke Of Hamilton threw
pure containing 10 ounces Of gold to the famous
Cucbares, who had killed bull in bis honor.
eolop< is when the matador springs toward the bull,
bstins al the same time of waiting his charge, and al
lowing him to upon the sword.