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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

VNOoDs BUILDINGS.
w "a. WOOD, Proprietor,
56l and 563 BROADWAY. near Prince street.
IMMENSE CROWDS,
GREAT SUCCESS
GEO. CRRISTY & WOODS hINsT REL5 have the plea.
Of announcing their patrons and public in that
their splendid hall
Is NOW OPEN,
with n select
ETHIOPIAN ENTERT AINMENT,
concluding with second week. entirely original sketch by
S. Becker, Introducing u new Grand
DIOkAMiC PANORAMA,
entitled THE slE,Gn RIDE
through Broadway and Boomingdale Road to jones'.
Sam Crsokem driver Mr.. Geo Christy
Tommy Sawney interesting juvenae Mr.. Geo. Holland
Tickets 70 cents. Doors al q; to commence a74.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

A RCHITECTURAI ORNAMENTS IN PLASTER FOR
"A the interior dnish u buidings-A. j. GARyEY plain
and pasterer No 81 Third above reuth
street Work done In the counry orders carefully packed
Pstes Of designs furnished Ceings &C.. repaired and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

VXJAGLACK'S THEATRE
w Mr. stuart TO be OBLIGED to announce that
ing 10 previous engag ment at Boston,
SATURDAY, April, 3,
IL the last eveniug which
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
ard
MR. DION BOURCICAULT
appear this Mr. Stuart would gladly, a
sacrifice gray the univ ersay ssed wish
tain Jessie many longer but feels assured that the
public VIII appreciate the obligation Of strict ffmeE Of
engage contrt cted else where.
Sa urday april g. Miss Agnes Robertson will her
FAREWELL BNNErIT
which occasion she win appear in her two beauiful per-
sonatIons Of
JESSIE BROW
THE YOUNG ACTRESS
10 he A st seas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

A sSIGNEE'S SALE.-E h. FRANKLIN, AUCTTONEER.
"A Ccunus alton sale Of gold and silver Watches Jewey,
&c7hs day. at los O'Clock At the salesoom 90 Nassau
street. large and valuable quantity of gold and silver
watches diamond Pima and rings ses OF cameos mosaic and
pins rings, hinhles, sleeve buttons shirt studs
gold and guard chalns chaelanes &C. BY order OF
MARK lSAACS, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

sH$ amt $$
beautiful I Esss lsmsnss As "a. Entitled
SERY, and the MOST s6PERB CosTGsiNa. ever hsssS
SYLVIA, tle Statue Briae. MISS LAURA KEENw
fsss~E cis.se Tbs old .nd Young :pss.-
- ssss s e OF fi%if . DRY Ell
And drink o the wishing ws.i5
The G linden sa re e5 ana &. ,<
.s~ueen Of Gs Elves IN crystal fountain xni.xasss
81 ss IN Ss"y sS maah sns .ss
ACT II Scene iorand saloon and boudoIrrse toilet or
stain, a., sssI ep 40 with Ihe 70 &c e
and y. cold cocu INC 100 ser sTsss se ..
yc'n Of c~osi, Woman. fascination ami usnsi.-
%' eS,%Rs: sd:%s 3:
dns h. Gsg reS. . @ss Sroa aa'1s me "a
prison romantic AIo, who e chains and misery
The return Q. as{ ressrss The statue . ensosse
af sSf IA I
HfrRAfI TT4sS SESs TsSs FaS.cr,os
o. fii ST SSSSS E %E Iss; ,oo
:ss S%S: $s5. ", "
SI.% rs iIcrts.S Of the N''Tp Ma. Laura K.s.s
ACT f-Treand. the Galway coast, I74S
Rcene IAN Irish fslr-'Tars IN owns who tread
tail Of my coail-"Asy with your stckphurrah, e ice
brok hght away boysi fare an owpal-A foul blow
That's IT, my Jewe-Blooi and blsze- hurrooiA beaufuk
scrmmsRe Scene JThe bows girls Eveleens
birthday Tr' cheers and one lnckn lcoms
walters Dgpsrae struggle for ibery-E,elng tsblcsu
ACT 1.-THE Valley of the Mississippi, I1fT.
Scene Interior of log cabinMiA the IIuntress
OF The Nsslppi struggle between love and jea
ousy-An Indian f0rgives injury Scene Nosgu-
o- sleaors wild hears and tsioe no, the ssd Of
pany at Messrs 9rinnldge aud Gong Affect Scene frhs
Of misery auiyers he Indians hearNisms
bic revenge. Sene blanks Of ibe Mississippi by sunset
"Riyer Of nv race receive me'-rhrllng tableau
ACT IT1-The Hll 81 Howth ard Dublin CITY, 179
Scene 1.-The smiths 1rre-A ppearance OF an Old friend
Little Eveleen with rroiecOr. Scene 2reen Busbes
Again"when thieves fall out boness men get their due'
Scene s-Sres Dublin-Nely's arch for her lule
chargeThe power 81 Scene tNeeng Of Old frirnds
-rinnidre relates bis rcnceI believe you boy
Scene MADAME st Auhert and her proegeGreeb Bushes
asan--A happy meeug-Nother and child again uuited-
Il have lived but for this hour: my hope u die'A
broken heart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

r LLOYD WARREN, AUCTIoNEERs-NO. CLINTON
II Hail. Aston place. Eighth street, between Broadway
and Fourth avenuew give their personal attention to
sales OF household furniture the residences Of parties de-
clning housekeeping and to outdoor sales generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

A ssIGSEx's SALE AT AUCTroN-sTocK OF CAR
IA pes and oilclohs, and mating piano and table
covvxs store ~ Fourth avenue postponed to
Monday April This stock will be sold during the week in
quAnles 10 suit purchasers al price. By ordcr oil the
assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

T,HOs. vETTCII. AUCTToNEER. -sALEsROOM. no. 10
Spruce Mortgage sale Of household furniture,
mirrors paintings Ac on saturday, April 1858 a. ~ AN
the sale No 10 Spruce street. consisting Oi large
INT o household furnure paintings mirrors car.
pets, oil paintings, engrayngs. &C.
JOHN X. fARRlN iTON. Any for Mortgage
V,Hos. vEITCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 10
i spruce sireet-Sherinis sale o. gum. he On
Saturday, April NJ 10 A. M 81 the sales No. 10 Spruce
street. consisting Of seven csses spruce gum, Ac
JAS. g. WIIIshM, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
EzRA LUDLOW JR. a co
ia Will sell on

At II o clock, at the sslesrooms IS Pine street
choice invoice of vines brandes sezrs, &C. the i'm
and selection of OF the first obbing and import
ing the city in bottles msgnums demuohns
c consisting Of very old pale dark brandies, such
sazersc 1855 Naele, ct ri rare Nadeiras Bae n urn,
Sercla &c, high sherrtss, Eomsno Amonao Topaz,
xc; old London dock Queens and Sandmans port very
old superior Bourbon aud Monongaea whskey, old ia
maca, Granada and Antigua rum &C
invoice of fayorie brands Havana scgnrs warranted
We friends the above GOODS are all ~ nune ahd-
as reprgssned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

FINE HEAD OF HAIR-wILsON's VEGETABLE
IA hsi and Lar coore only rs cents tor
bottles Only place for sale NO Grand street. n y
the orus store The receipt for making remedies
can be purchases tor ~ cents postage stamps and
By directing 70 JAMES wilson a Grand street New FORK
city The ingredients for making the remedies be
bought In drug sore market the world aud will
cost but few cents To make large quantity II hair IL
gray, wish ito orgtus color Wilson
hair soloser WIN do Il ersensi in few days without dyeng
are becoming gray bald II you troubled with
dAodrun sick headache scrofuls If you wish 70 strengthen
your hair In word, Wilson's hair enreiy vege
table viii be found the most encacous aud simple remedy
ever for restoring hair its original strength and
gor Country customers hair and end for the
receipt will be forwarded by mail with full
printed directions Remems Grand drug store)
on AGENCY I'm Ne York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

VITAILACK'S THEATRE.
w LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
FAREWELL. To
JESSIE BROWN.
JESSfE BROWN.
JESSIE BROWN.
JESSIE BROWN
tfssIE BROWN
JESSIE BROWN
FOR EVER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

UCTIoN SALE OF CHOICE ROSES AND SHRUB
"A bery-On Saturday at 3 O'Clock L. NJ, ri 343 Futon
street okyn comprising high standard perpetual bloom
er Bourbon noisete, moss, dwarf climbing. running anc
other of large assortment OF choice shrub
berry, &C. FEED d COLE, Aucuoneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

DICHAIDS KINGsTaAND, AuCTTONEER. -PEREMP-
IL tory sale of hotel furniture and hxures.-RICHARDs
kINGSfAkD 90 will sell at auction Friday, April y
los o'clock nj No. 2 Fulton street the whole OF the ur
nure and utensils cont aimed In the above establish
OF bedsiesds bureaus mirrors tables chairs
and bedding pictures article used in hotel
keeping Also, the harroom furniture glassware, pictures
stoves tables &c. Parties wishing TO in hotel
those who desire purchase furniture NJ low
rates viii ind this eNcclent opportunity for investment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

uENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
III q Nassau street.-HBNRY H. LEEDS co will sell
at auction saturday April at IL O'Clock in front Of their
well matched and years old, l5 and 10 hands high per
ecy gentle and kind in single double harness; good am
ly borses Also q second hand coach in good order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

UCT1ON SALE OF DRY 0ooDs.-THIs DAY, AT l
"A O'Clock A NJ at IFS Myrtle avenue Brooklyn being 10
stock of retail ca'Oes. muslins, hsnnes EN-
broderies sery gloves rbbon shaws fancy goods, 4:
PEED COLE, Aucioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., KINGS
III LAND CO., Office l53 Chambers street, will give heI
personal attention TO the sale OF household furniture at The
residence of families removing declining housekeeping
during the reasonable terms and prompt returns
made In all sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

UC1IoN NOTICE.-TBOs. BELL AUCTIoNEER, w.
IA \. THoMPsON-saturday,a AZ lOs O'Clock in the sales
as Fast Broadway, general sale OF furniture, dry
goods &C 1Hos BELL, ancuoneer will pay personal AZ.
teuon outdoor saes Cal ut Is Fast Broadway or 75
Hudson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

TJEERY b. HERTS JB AUCTIONEER-BY HERTS A
MOss-will sell on Friday April at io O'Clock At the
salesrooms 81 Pine street. asgnees sale OF choice lot Of
groceries, and black teas white and brown
sugars syrups olive OIL sosp, candles salt hQuorce, &c
about 5000 Havana German and domestic To be
sold without Terms cash BY order of the assgnees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
~ AMNRRnKrR,s SALE Or MATCHES AND LEW

DAwNBRoKER'S SALE or WATCHES AND JEW.
i elry-This day April .. at A. NJ CKIsTALAR'S auc-
STORE 3 Rowcry consisting OF gold and silver watches
DESCRIPTION diamonds rings pins chains brsceets
earrings pencil cases and variety Of other articles too
merc1s non. BY order of JOHN j. LEVY, 40 Sixth
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
DETER PARES AUCTTCNEER.-BY W. y. INGRA-
uAM.-Siorc lgi W inam sirectMortgage sale OF house
bold furniture this day. at los O'Clock, at the store, the en-
tire furniture Ct family comprising sofas, tables chairs
Brussels ingram carpets crucSery glass Ac
Terms caAl Deposits rcqure ed from all purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
CEnRENcr BoyTF, AUCTIoYEER Will, SELL. ON

Il Monday 9TH inst, Ut ~ sock Mt No 226 Seventh
nue. south twenty fifth street the contents of
amy grocery store comprising fresh supply OF the usual
asaorimen aao horse grocery and harness. and
all tie hxturcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

T BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY BOGART.-sATCR
81 l0$ O'Clock, a. the auction rooms mortgage sale
OF household furniture, mirrors. gas pipe &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

yCN. Writers, AUCTroNEER, WILL SELL. ON sA
turfsy, AZ two o'clock at 10 La street s the gen
tee paror chamber dining and kitchen furniture &c
Of the above house. consisting Of everything useful and necs
ssry for hsekeepng one splendid pastor suit and pier
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

A CARD s0MERs, PIANO AND CABINET VAR
"A nirher and polsher prepared to execute work en-
trusted TO him in workmanlke manner, and at halt the
price charged cabinet shops Orders left ut Mr. McEANs
shoe store of Bowery and Houston street. will meet
with prompt attention. References given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

L,oR sALR-A sLooP RTGGED YACHT ON TIL
stocks tons 70 feet over all " feet beam, modelle
and built by Van Dcuseu; iron work all galvanized sal
anckors &C. complete. Apply ~ - south street, or vess
be NJ foot Of Eighteenth street, East river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

I.,oR sArF-TwEHTy GOOD SINGING INCOMING
BIRDS In good song, nj ~ Watts street block from
'~"' ~ ' FRANZ RoADERs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-12
BAD HEALTH AND BODILY FRAGILITY Oh
AMERICANS.
Fros The London T,ses, La1. u.

What il to be the future destiny Of the great race
which lnhabits the opposite shores Of the Atlantic
Sprpging from the old English stock and engraitipy
on itself shoots from every European people. Il j. adj
vancing with unprecedented rapdity to power and
wealth. We ourselves Of the optmists; we can.
not believe that nature the OF human events
should recede, and that the American people should
be other than what lie institutions its natural sdvan-
sges and the singular energy of IFS character seem %
promise But there are not wanting prophets on the
other side and, strange 10 say, thy usually make
Their appearance among the Americana themselves.
OF course, is TO be expected that North should de-
precaie South, and the descendant of Virgnsn Cava.
ers affect 70 leok with upon the descendant Of
Massachusetts, Puritans. But something more than
this sectional rivalry has lately be,ome the fashion
respect. only eisggeraiion. Of Ourselves, are sceu.-
toned 20 mngle self.depreciaton with boa,t.n
after tie nost approved cIsiom of the ola country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-12
THE AMERICAN HORSE tanner.
Fro. The London Tine,, Jan. q


On Saturday Mr. Rarey, an American now on 8
and completely subjecting him, however wild vicious,
or prsctable to his will and mastery, is beginning to
attract public attention, afforded IN opportunity
of exhibiting his peculiar powers in this capacity be-
fore the Queen, the Prince COnsort, the Princess
Royal the Prince Of Wales, Prince Alfred, and other
members of the Royal family, with the ladies Of the
Court and most of the foreign Prince and dis
Frederic William of Prussia, the Prince OF Prussia
Prince Frederick Charles Of Prussia Prince Albert OF
Prussia, Prince Frederick Albert of Prussia, Prince
Adabert of Prussia, Prince Hohenzoern Sgmsringen
the Duke OF Saxe-Coburg and Goths, the Duke
of Brabant, the Count of Flanders. Prince
William Of Baden, Prince Edward of SAKE
Weimer and Prince Julius of Hostein Glucksburg
The performances of Mr.. Rarey, which OF great
interest and elected the all who witnessed
them took. place in the Riding-school attached TO
the Roy al News a, Buckingham Palace. The Duke
of Wellington, MaiorGeneral Sir Richard Airey Lord
Alfred Psget CLERK Marshall Col He cd Clerk Marshal
10 the Prince Consort; and Major Groves, Crswn
Eouerry we're also present. This the second oc-
cosion on which Mr.. Rarey had had the honor Of
hibiiing bis skill before her Majesty and Prince Al
bert. Tne fist was at Windsor, week or ten days
ago when the ieats OF the horse-tsmer, by them
under the inhueIce OF novelty, occasioned high q
degree Of interest ard astonishmen ID the royal party
"a Ia Lead TO wish on the part Of the Queen and the
Prince Consort 10 have the exhibition repeated. On
that occasion the subjects which Mr.. Rarey ope-
rated were three IN number. One was nne spirited
black horse of high nervous temperament, which mad
been returned 10 Mr.. Anderson Of Picadly, of whom
be had been bought for large sum OF money, on the
ground Of his being restf and al bu; manageable
rhs animal Il Is bHt right 10 say, had been and
hsnded by NJ. RaTsy al Dir. Apetr-on stables, pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-12
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

PRO" The Timer (Chy A,tide), Tue'dsy. .. ~.
The English Funds opened at the steady prices II
Saturday, but IN the afternoon the market became,
very dull, aud the closing operations show rea,on
OF ! cent. The next Consol account il fixed Tor
March 4, and the last official price for that date wa<
30 d9JI In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans
from TO y " cent.
In the discount marke on the best bills there is n
good supply at 3 cent In the foreign exchanges
thi- afternoon the rate for Hamburg wa higher;
Paris and Amsterdam about the a. Al last post
The final prices OF the French threes on the Paris
BoUIse this evening show a. advance Of A. About
200 600 gold was taken the bank today fj0O60
is Russian and the chiefly Brazilian and Amer
lean. A Swedish loan for railway purpose. Is ex-
peeted TO be introduced IN the course u lee day.
The amount will be about 4 90, 600.
fTo~ The Daas Nee. fCify a,iislsI T.,.da, o. o.
reduction OF the rate OF discount at IN. Rank az
England on Thursday next to per cent il regarded az
certain. The terms in the open market Will till D..
below those OF the Bank Tie discount market was
very quiet. The iuhdr were decidedly heavy AMI
closed at fall of per cent. The decline il believed
to be principally attributable to the sale OF . very
large amount Of stock stsndisg in the name Of ae-
ceased peer.
Tie 7mo Cay articleI .ays that letters from
Huddersteld mention the failure Of an old nrm--
Messrr. james Shaw n Co., wooden manufacturers,
liabilities stated at $50 600 assets, IL Is feared, small
On the London Stock Exchange yesterday, IL IL
stated that the competition between the London and
North Western, and Great Northern Railway CON-
psnles, has arrived st it, termination.
AT the public sales vi sugar yesterday a ia Of 3D.
IL. per cwt was established; 100 chests Of indigo
now declared for the quarterly sale Feb. o. The
Arrow has arrived from China with ~, 700 pounds
OF tea.
The bar silver by the lest India ste smer has bee.
sold al 81 4, beng an advance Of 4.
The wOol-dealers Of Bradford have resolved 10
shorten the credit given IN the trade TO three months.
At present gold IL 2-lO dearer per cent in London
than IN Paris, $40 per cent dearer han in Hanbarg;
and the rate of exchange between England and New
York just sufces to Ieaye small profit on the i,n-
poration Of gold from the Uuited states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-12
LOAN FOR INDIA

i stated 10 The DAILY Aers' city article that
there is impression that the SUN 10 b. mm.distey
rased by the East India Company will De- about IS.
WeOOo, though possibly, TO save trouble, authority
may lie taken AZ the time 10 raise similar
neat year, should il be necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-12
e u r O p E.
BY THE CITY OF BALTIMORE AND BDiAy.

The .erew steamship City Of Baltimore arrived on
THusday morning from Liverpool, whence che sai,e'
On the 9th uit, bringing the same dstes with foe IN
dan 1t Portland on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-12
kUMORED POLITICAL CONSPIRACY IN
ROME

The following appears in TAs Adrcrtisys
RoSE, Jan. 1.-The police have becD s1ceedias'y
sfap since the news Of the lth w Psrs. Ihey hsve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-12

HER MAJESffS PROCESSION.
Drums aud Trump-ts
Sergeant lIumpeter.
knight Marshal
Heraldr and Pursuvants Of Arms
s~qssrry in waiting TO The Queen. Clcrk Marshal
Ion.soner Of the Household Treasurer Of hr H..boa
Keeper of the Pnvy Purse
Groom IN Waiting to Lord in Waiting to
The Queen - 80, the Queen
Lord Priyy Seal. Lord President Of the Council
Two Sefresnts- Lord hign 'hanceioi' Two SerEeAnts
Senior Gentle man Usher Quarterly w.ieT.
Gentleman Usher SsrteI' fnncl~ gentleman Usher
axd Daily Waiter hne OF A,m- OF the hNk
The carrying DIS h'i, bearing
e-Ord Of state. ScePteI. l.. H. 0i' Nod
Her Roya Hshuess Princess Mary o. CSmbndse.
Der Train borne BY
Lady Arabeia Ssckyile West,
and sitended BY MAYOR Home Purycs
nj, Roysl HiEhness tbs Dake o. Cambridge.
stteDded BY Col Charles 1yrshiu
Her Roynl Hishnes- the Duchess OF Cambridge.
her Train borne by
Lady Geraldine Somerset
and attended by Baron knesebech
Her Royxl HishDess the Duchess Oi heb'
her Train borne by
LADY Anna Maria Dawson
and ATTENDED by Sir George Couper Bar ,
The Vice Cham The Sword OF s'se' ct ine ~
kerlsip borne V n
Niscount PHlmerstOn, X. o.
First Lord Ofs he. Treasury -, ,,.,.
HI, ROYAL isbsess hs n hosS I, svuyI
Prince Alfred. INC i''"'' VI wave
Tbs QUEEN.
rr. Rev. Hshness Leading ....hs koJa iigne"
Prince Leopold 49,. ri. Ao,n. ~ ,hs N"'e
Grooun Of the ksbes and Two Psss Of Honor
Ia. Xvi H,fhse,. Her Royal Hthbes' Her k'JS hthn's'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-15
How the Morse Cruiser was Tanned.

Accompanied by one individual alone nobleman
OF iudspdtable nerve temper and physical strength,
Mr.. Rarey proceeded to the encounter. tWhatever
happens, my lord, said he "don't yoa speak or in-
terriers AT least not till you see me down under his
feet, and be worrying me- This compact made he
fes0utely walked into the arena which consisted of
q loose box divided bya halEdoor of some four feet
or more, in hight. Stepping quietly up to this bar
Tier, he leaned his upon it, that it just
covered by the iron bar that along the top, and
looking hxedly at the savage he intended to tame.
Crniser-tr0ml whom muzlie, headstall and all such
Hnpedments had been removed, we believe, by some
mechanical arrangements, for none dared 60 near
enough to touch htm-made his usual dash at the
intrepid stranger, TO poance on him as q cat would
on mouse. Rarey stood perfectly motionless neither
altering his attitude the expression Of his cOun-
tenance, in the slightest degree, Thinking he had
his enemy by the arm, the horse seized and worried
at the bar, as if he would have bitten it through
Again and again retiring for an Impetus to the fur
tner corner, he rushed at the mysterious stranger
actually screaming in the uncomfortable violence of
his rage, Rarey sustaining these successive charges
with the same sang fr0id that he had shown at the
commencement OF the engagement. At length, after
more than an boar of this wild scene with its frantic
fury on one side, and its calm, scientific superiority
on the other, the redOubtable Cruiser, blown, eX-
hausted, dripping with sweat, and completely puzzled
in his equine mind tn the proprieties OF this figure
which he could no longer believe to be human came
quietly close to it, and true to his nature warped as
II was smelt at it, and touched it with his nose then
Rareg threg open The bal door and eDdised boliy IN
to MIN. The salt was now on the birds tail, and
When his oHn peculiar method had been resorted to
and Cruiser, converted into quiet, docile and not
particularly snowy hack, had been ridden before as
t0niShed hundreds the hOfsetamer was universally
recognized SUCH and both the papers and the pub
Lie expressed themselves satisfied with Mr.. Rarey.