The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

The VIVA SpoHto q New Yorks
4 DuLL HIGHf IN TnInFYYoURrn STR Br-nCIrMG
PURSUIT AND NCrDKNfs-A GOOD ANY PD0PLB
SCARED But NOBODY KILLED. lr...s
The Inhabitants d tho eastern side Of the city, h the
vicinity Of Thirty fourth street, treated 70 gand
bovine exhibition The day before yesterday Dull,
which, without any extraordinary stretch Of the mag
nation, may be said, belonged 10 some butcher or
drover broke loose from the guardianship Of s keeper n
the foot Of Thirty second street, East river and set out on
exploring expedition on Ms hook much 70 the dis
may Of passing pedestrians, who dsiked the idea Of
delicate tip from the reckless animals sharp pointed
HORNS Il generally understood, from his buiIships
appearance, that in pretty highly Infatuated con-
dtion and timd people accordingly came 70 the con
clusion that the sooner they conveyed themselves
the better 1t would be for their bodily CON
tort But Is usual on ali such occasions, . grca
crowd Of curious and Idle persoas followed the bull hoos
ing and bowling in well calculated 70 heghten
the fury Of the unfortunate brute he dashed up Thirty
second street TO the Second avenue. kicking up trench
the eeh-that with pair OF revolvers each mot by
the way between their mascaors but olutchcd tight
msnus do or Se = the
The bull rushed fantcsy through the Second avenue,
and turned up Toirty fourth street. while shower Of
sticks bfckbats and other dangerous missiles
hurled from ali sides upon him In the endeavor 70 bring
him TO- but 70 little purpose He continued 70 ahead unit,
Third avenue Into lis hs bosd suddenly and Instantly
sever a hundred people surrounded the enclosure pr
sentng with number Oh horses and carts drawn up out
ste formidable carricado TO the no intensely madden
ed animal Tho two police above mentioned station
ed themselves on two wagons, and with drawn revolves
But The bull was not e be oosqusred 20 easily Every
minute he would Withdraw 70 the far end Of the lot
and then rush forward with aerce intent whih seemed
to cay al must get out and be 10 those who oppose
me-" " great scattering Of the Spectators would
occur on ali these OCCASIONS but tho policemen stood to
their guns ike soldiers and without tnchng discharged
their revolvers right ii the head Of the poor brute
whenever he come within certain reach. Sometimes
,he bull would come within > few f'es Ct
but well directed shot always struck him in the head
just in the nick OF tme then he would stop suddenly,
lot. ANAL temporary dauguerreoNpe establishment
erected In portion OF the lot seriously menaocd
vsrs times ana seemed GO. ~ oAcuasea % pear the 70
cracking and merrment was going on all this time ~ tho
expense Of the bull and the policemen. An excited HI
house looking upon the lot and on beholdng the bull
cried out 10 loud voice, Bridget bring the Ratchet
here M ncye ~ssca At but before Bridge. h.a
singing out ironically Hadn't you better throw little
salt on his tall Patssyp drove the atsr from the window
contrary broke into the again amid hubbu0
confusion would be dcult 70 sketch. Women started
on d cree M men iesPed s.sy s1s, and as boys
cal Tho bull bounded straight acros the street In the
direction Of respectfully dressed gentleman who seemed
door OF hieh.stooped houses feat which shaken
villAnous night key would not allow him 70
accomplish. There stood the gentlemen clutching the
door handle and the bull sAvaeeiy enough. To
mako matters worse, too, policeman followed 0ick
the brutes heels with pistol pointed directly in The line
Of the Aforesaid gentleman, Who by pantommic move
mens endeavored 10 induce the valiant Metropolitan TO
change the aim Of his revolver. But too late Bang
went the pistol and by miracle the shot took effect In
the bulls HIDE without touching the frightened gentleman
The bull had by this time received 1t least eight or ten
bullets bis carcase and this last shot, besides sundry
hard knocks from and bricks which succeeded had
the desired effect Of weakening him sersiby. He muster
ed strength enough however, 70 about block down
towards the river, when another bullet overlook and
tumbled him completely over. While thus prostra.e .
salwart fellow, with huge axe appeared on the ned,
and dealt the bull powerful blow the head, which,
vulgar expression, "setted his mutton" TINS
finished the exciting contest and the bull shortly
after conveyed away wagon During the excitement
few grown up persons and children knocked down
and ampled by the BULL but fortunately without any
serious results. b certainly Wonderful that
killed outright