New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

frame and accurately adjusted leaving for her nothing
20 do but % pull string attached to the trigger Un-
der these circumstances she made what was Appended
as most successful shot. Sxyfge prizes, consisting
Of money, medals cuys, and rifles were offered. The
aggregate value of the prizes was about $40 Co., Adj
dresses were presented TO her Majesty and 10 Prince
Albert, and gracious replies returned. The ex
element was great and the whole affair had the bril-
fancy of Derby Day.
Tae London Times has the following:
Martin Escalant British subject, has returned to
Gibraltar after Is months imprisonment in Cadz. In
May of last year he was sentenced by the Judge o.
ChcLs to nine pen. sn h1 i SrSnpg
copies of the New Testament. ~,
TTe London Morning and Evening Herald, and
The STANDARD, az well as almost all the week.-Mrs.,
were con6scated at Paris on Monday 'ae "a iI''i
when the French Orpheonists gave their nal concert
The whole number OF visitors 70 the Palace sce les
opening, in 1854, is s,642,56o
MIR. RAREY AT THE ALEXANDRIA PALACE.
From The London Times June 49,
Yesterday afternoon, at 2oclock, Mr. harey gave
what was termed in the announcements "a grand
fashionable morning demonstration of his system at
the A)bambra Palace, Leicester square and accordingly
at the hour named the building was densely GRO wded
by an assembsge of spectators Of the most fasionaoe
and aristOcratic character Lucky were those who
came first or who had places reserved for them, or
in private boxes unlucky were those and among
these were some of the most fashionable spectators,
who having neglected to take time by the forelock,
were forced TO descend into the space below the sea
which s only separated from the arena IN which the
exhibition takss place by low rim or coping OIL stone
However at few minutes past two Mr. karey MADE
his appearance with laudable puDctuality which
might well be initiated by many OF his patrons Of elher
SEX who would thus escape the mutually painful pro-
cess Of tramppg the feet OF those who nave az
ready taken their places After explaining the general
pucipes of his SYSTEM Mr.. Rarey introduced the hrst
object of bis deXterous manipulation IN the shape OF
very handsome light chestnut horse, whose good breed
ing and good temper rendered MN a grea' yoct Vi
com miseration, especially with the firer part Oh tue
spectaors This docjle example having been disposed
IL the real busIness Of the day began with less Well
bred animal and one certainly OF muen lees aui4oe
temper This was dark chestnuG mare whom no man
had vet proomed and whose furious kicking nad pat
tered her hind legs TO pisces. Between this vicious
beast and Mr. Rarey most determined struggle now
began. After plugging and kicking ia every possible
position, the animal gradually gave way to Mr.: ktrey
nmi,abe skill and courage and lay ON her side IN the
straw of the arena. After demonstrating her taeness
in the usual way not it must be owned without much
rpving on the part of those who could not conceive
how Xantippe tior such we call the mare could he
snbdued so quickly Mr.. Rarey proceeded TO unstrap,
saddle and mount the mare Now the Spectators
bresthed freely and thought the badle over Not
so; Xantippe ma up her mind for anetbor bout,
snorted plunged and threw up her heels most fnri-
ousy. Fortunate was II for an elderly gentleman down
in tie space before ntioned below the seats, that
those heels fell on the rim OF stone, and Dot on ns
skull As il was the "Volscans were considerably
futtered" at the sharp crack, and many thought that
the brains of the elderly supposhg
that a man who could lean hi head on a low coping
within reach of such vIcloGs pair OF heels had any
brs ms at ahad been scattered. While all tdls was
passing, the work OF moment or two, Mr.. harey had
dish ounted with the greatest agility restrapped Kan,
- Ha<r ,bah aftl "a
scarcely add tLa this second Struggle OF short du'
ration and that the animal led OF az last perfectly
tanned.
But now came the animal of the day. Not so much
a kicker pluDger, and not 80 much pl1oger as
bitter. This was the well known horse Idle Boy, from
the Rawcle Pad1ocks, York, of whom the advertise,
ment eaid that his furlously savage nature would
cause Mr. Rarey's encounter to be one OF intensely
exciting interest This PROMISE 1t will be admitted
By all VIC present, was not oeiled Dy the per,
frnance The very appearance of the Zero ous steed
was suggestive rather Of wild beast than OF an AMI
NAL subdusd or suJduable by man: OF prodlgioas
strength and eirth, with large muscles and weil-knn
Joints double chine, fine TANKS, aud uby head, Idle
Boy was run in by grooms VINO had evidently great
resyeet for bis prowess The groOms speedily left the
arena and Mr. RaIey was alone with his Antagonist,
who was muZzled indeed, but whose plunglngs andpiW
iDgs accompanied by fierce screams and wninnylngs
and constant champ and gnashDg OF teetD, were re-
alIy awful and caused or two anxious ladies 70
take 10 their heels and leave the building. But i1e
Boy though nc idle in bis efforts, was no mat ID Tor
Mr. Rarey who by rare combination OF strength aud
skill succeeded in deriDg this furious horse - tame
that his muzzle removed a saddle placed on MS
back and then he was forced 10 perform series OF
.youpoDs whch reminded Tho spectators rather OF che
doce Gle EIDE OF circus than the inveterate
bier whom no groom could bride.
During the performance we may remark that no ap-
pause s allowed in these exhibitions, as anyLhiog
VIII, may diver; the attention Of the horse fro Mr.
Rarey mars the master which is being acquired over
him. After the exhibition 10 over sny ono may ex.
., ess his satisfaction a, the wonderful performance and
we need scarcely say tba: every appauded yestsr
day. Mr. Rarey left To arena evidently mucd pleased
with the behayo aud enthusiasm Of the company, and
Saturday next, at clock in order that Opportu-
nifty might lie afforded OF observing the pernanence of
he impression produced by bic system on horse bth
erto con1sred 90 savage ss TO be utterly incarable
On he same occasion other ycious subjects viii be op-
Grated on.