The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Ahh RsHhh . II ANEW ELL TO ENGLAND -Cln
saturday, October 27th, the great American
morse tanner took final leave OF his Fnplish
friends at the Crystal Palace at Sydenham -
Ihe exhibition presented no feature of novel
~, oeyohd the iaet OF It's being a leave taking
and the numerous audience which it ttrac ted
ihe whole OF the immense Handel Orche.tr,
was crammed to the roof, and presspt ted a
most imposing appearance. The same NAV be
said OF every portion OF the TRANSIENT that was
not raited off as an arena, whilst the flrst. Sc
cond, and even third galleries exhibit ted eac h
It's dense and eager rows of b u man faces The
Russian Am bassador and q numerous suite
occupied the u ueen's gallery and there were
also scattered amongst the Iuwer crowd
an exceedingly numerous and .copepicuous
sprinkling OF Orientals. Mi Rarey began with
Crulser, who Is now model of dociIity and
patience. Like Col Crockett's suuirreIs he
comes down without the trouble OF firing He
bends his knee for the strap and falls witt
ease, II not with dignity, the moment il be-
comes his cue to do SO. He looked thin on
saturday, and his coat was rough; but
neither of those symptoms is uncommon
with horses at this season of the year
Cruiser, VINO is now the property OF Mr. Rarey.
goes with him TO America, to assist in dissent
nating the new philosophy Of horse tanning
After him came ches tnut, which was, if pos.
slbie, still more docie but here the harmony
Of the arena terminated. When the chestnut
had been duly hobbled, tumbled, and other
wise done for, the whole transept suddenly
became vocal with the unearthly screams Of
the Irish mare, who was about to receive her
first initiation into the restraints of a civil.
ized mango. This animal and another horse
OF fierce disposition were brought into sub
jection and then Mr.. Rarey delivered his far
WELL in a few simple, manly words full of
friendly regrets aud good feeling. He acknew-
LEGGED the unIailIng kindness he had always
received from the people of England, and the
fair hearing which bad been given to his rather
novel theories. He hoped he had done so ne
good IN the cause of humanity, by pleading as
ne mad done the canse of our best friend, the
hflr md hrg how
bic ability, the means by which its usefulness
might be preserved without those protrac ted
and brutal systems of training which at pres
ent caused cruel and needless suffering. He
Mr.. Rarey) was about leaving England, per-
haps forever; but he should To his last mo-
ment retain a grateful recollection of the
friends he had made and the Kindness he had
received during his rather protracted sojourn
in the Old Country. This address was vehe-
mently cheered, aud its delivery brought the
interesting farewell performance to a success
full termination.
THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE PRINCES NEW
YORK RaoRPTIoN-rhe EngIigh are immense
iy proud of the way in which their Prince
was received in New York The London
News says: The gain To both countries Is
euormous-literally incalc culable, being OF
that profoundly vital and moral kind that
cannot be TeckOned by commercial arI tb Ia tic.
An immediate mercantile advantage, a tariff,
q treaty, railway concession, has, OF course,
a definite value, and can be at once appreci-
ated by all. But the friendly disposition that
tends lnsensibly 10 the amicable settlement of
di pu ted questions, and facilitates a thorough
oneness OF policy and interests, is a perma-
nent gain OF far higher kind" And the
London Star says that "the Prince has been
received in New York with demonstratiye-
ness of interest and admiration whieh only
the heir apparent TO the crown Of q kindred
and friendly nation, the son of mother re-
spected abroad, as she is beloved at home, for
her conspicuous personal virtues, could look
for repubIICaO OeODlp.p
A COSTLY PRBsRNr.-The following anec-
dOte is going the round of the foreign jour
mails When The late Madame Bosio, the emf
nent cantatrice, who died not long since ~ St.
Petersburg, was singing one night at private
party at the residence of Prince -, she
noticed beautiful Havana lap. dog white
as snow, lying Oh Il sofa. Madame BOsIo, soCn
after WARDS, at the request of Prince -, sang
u fayorite air by GiIuka. This piece was re-
ceyed with enthusiastic applause, and the
Prince, addressing the fair artist, SAID, "What
can do, Madame, in acknowledgment of the
pleasure you have given us by singing that
beautiful production of our national COM
poser % "Ciive me your little dog, Prince"
she Immediately replied. "You shall have
him to- morrow, Madame" The next day the
servant brought the animal. As 1t was very
cold that day, the Prince had wrapped the lit
tie fellow i'll an Indian cashmere worth 49,
0u0f., and he begged Madame Bosio TO accept
the dog with his wrapper"
COLLECTION IN DUBLIN FOR CAPT. WILSON
OF THE MINNIE SCHIFFER.-Slnce Mr.. PersSe,
United States Consul at Galway, forwarded
TO the Dublin Evening Mail office ten guiHeas,
as his subscription to Capt. John Wilson, who
so nobly came 10 the rescue OF the sufferers in
the Connaught, numerous citizens of Dub
lin have followed his example. The Mail
says:
1--WE suggest that committee should al
once be formed tor the purpose of taking
charge of the work OF guiding and eliciting the
expression of the pu biic gratitude 10 the GAL
liant Captain OF the Minnie Schiller. We shall
ourselves feel pleasure in doing all we can TO
assist, and we have no doubt that all our con-
temporaries mot otherwise pre-occ upied) will
Cooperate with us in SO truly catholic an un
dertaking. Some of them, indeed, have al
ready taken steps in that direction"
The SWORD OF TIBERIus.-The curious in
antiquities will he glad TO learn that the sword
of Tiberus is tor sale at Mayence, among the
collection of Joseph Gold, recently deceased.
l. was discovered in that town (tbe Mogun-
tium of the Romans) some years since, while
excavating tor new torttication. Ii has oc-
cupied the learned classical writers of Ger
many much, and they have written as many
pamphlets about it as did our antiquarians
about" Bill Stump's mark"