The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11
Our Londou Core. p"ndence.

LONDON, O3i. -, 1901
R1rrys Rsurr III Uni.si Sl>s-HS Efropsrr ciresr
Your famous country m m John Rirey, Is aooa' "
leave here for the GATED States He purposes I"
leave here BY the steamer OF the lasn Of soVeno',
He brings with him or rather ships before him, the wild
est aud most savage Of all that have ever come w
der his discipline l alluie % Cruiser, iorms'Y 'u'
pro,ery of Lord Dorches,er-s horse OF matchss syn
ue,,v And mower but 81 vicious that bis keepers we're
sxays In awe OF Inn II is sait that wnen us
sroom was getting ria of him finally be cAusoHei 'ae
man who took charge Of him not On any sccouat 70 p
him IA stable he would never get him out Inc IN
,ne,,,n however was not attended 10. Cruiser pat
IN the stable OF country tavern while his keeper re-
se.hed himself but roof hal to be pulled OF the
building he could be got out O course the tenn
per o. Oru,er was no, calculated to enhance his worth
IL had depr SEATED his value Ia sad, to the extent OF
IS 900 R.rey made him tracabe as pc, fswn, and
nov SEQ IA MIN America, where he will probably exn
bit him.
Mr. Rarey came to this country In November 1853 for
the purpose OF submitting his system the Euglish 60
yernment. In England he was cordially received and
his drs, attempt private demonstration which was
so satisfactory noblemen present that he WAS
soon introduced to the Queen and became at once lion
10 appearing before the Queen less than four
times II not only the wonderful performances with
the horse by our young American that won ms way 70
public favor but his quiet, gentlemany department and
ing manners made mia q universal hvore with
ev.~y oue with whom he in contact conscious OF
his own powers and with thorough belief in his
ten, his whole aim to fully and Thoroughly accom-
piish mssion for which he visited Engsni, mol al
loving the smiles OF royaty praise oil arstocracy 70
divert him from his purpose much interest had been
excited regarding the wonderful horse tanner that upon
tbs marriage the Princess Royal he gave demonsua
ton Of is system presence OF al the royal guests al
Buckingham Palace, receiving unquaiinei praise ron
every one csss then formed OF the nrst lords
ana ladies' in the landthe greatest horsemen, members
OF Parliament, clersymeu bankers, merchants, Sc.-on
the condition that there would De no Instruction eren
until the class should number nve hunareu. 'ns
number Was soon gained, and by the time these
were suucted his list OF subscribers numbered Two
THOUSAND each ono paying ten guineas (Sol oo).
Hs success immense From one cad OF the land TO
the other Rarey's name WAS heard Still there were
many profeesed Eugsh who were jealous Of his
and usei every their power TO try to
get subject he could not manage to break MIN
HIS next wonderful performance Was tanning the ceie
brated horse Cruiser.
Leaving Eugland, or American horse tanner visited
Paris before the court OF France and acquhni
Stafford, VIGOROUSLY vicious salon-a second Cruiser
belonging the breeding stud al Cluny. From Paris ht
The great Furopean Powers the same Oh appreciation
had received in and receiving costly presents medals
40 1859 he gave Of public de nons atons Of hs
system the Royal Ah,mbra Palace, London attracting
imeu,e ami highly fashionable audiences aud suodung
some 9ei vicious horsee From London be made tour
through England Ire aud 'cotlaud meeting with uu
versa In Glasgow he gave free lecture TO the
cabmeu and carters for which he was presented with
han fsome from the Society for the Preven
ton OF Cruelty Auima In Eiinburg his hrst lecture
attended the rst clegymen Of that ancient city
and so strong impression did his system make that
more eloquent divine IN his sermon on the fol-
loving Sabbath made ausion to IL As exenpfytpg the
power OF love aud kindness Upon his return 10 London
he invited deliver free lecture in London TO the
cabmeu bus drivers BE did so, aud the Society
for Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals IN London pre-
scented him with . magnificent gold medal, suitably in.
ecrbed The Engrh government, after appointing a. CON
mission to fully investigate Mr. Rarey's system appoint
ed aim 20 teach casses OF cavalry hts process 1e
has taught class receiving the war ne approval oil
government and hts closing abors IN Ensland gill be to
tuah with the other clsss.
New ORLEANS, Nov 9, 1880
The latest Mexican aivices say that Narqsez, with
5000 men, occupied Querea-o
Tue liberals bad seizei $500 oco worth Of church
ulata