New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07


He struck the chord of loyalty first, by informing hs
auditors that he about to exhibit to them tue same
experiments which had delighted her Majesty, the
Prince Consoit, and the rest Of the royal family ana
thea eeicately limited thai silence and good order were
absolutely necessary IN order thai ns
should be heard and understood. The suGgesuon
was received with loud cry OF near, uear,
from all who had beeu fortunate rs 70 90
tain admission varied, however, by terrlo'e ou;vty
frsn nearly equal number Outside, VINO werS gua'
then yigoroikly endeayoriag 10 break III the DOORS
The invaders nj last succeeoed, and came tumohng lu
IN hundreds, but in few moments ,hey got nHei
somehow with the original Dass ana orIef Was a last
Obtain cd. Then Mr. Rsrey sold ,neul sa", ue Gaa re-
Gently delivered lecture ~ i've thousand scotch eao
men IN the CITY Of Glasgow, and never mad bad the
pleasure Of addressing a more pohte, auentiye, or
intslpe nj audience Surely the London gentlemen OF
aha vshicnlar profession wGud mol be behind their
hFatArrp of the North in the minor MORALS but would
evee ,hoee who could not hnd seas, who could not
pcssby see through who eight inches taller
hRn themselves, sh< W that London, which was in
roltenees ard intelligence before any other city 10
eveyy other class Of her society would not fall behind
In the of her professional characters. This
teTstroke acted az a spell-lt was Rareyism on the
human subjects and after hearty responsive cheer
the remainder OF tho proceedings were q perfect pat
terri of attentive decorum. Cruiser the model pupil
snd Chesterfield of the stablee, merely presented
10 The company as curiosity. Every one knew his
accomplishments, and there was no necessity for
weary ing him by a repetition of his performances A
ftout ordinary hackney then introduced, and
thrown according TO the usual FORM to the great admit
ration of the majority of the cabmen, although there
wert one or two cynics who :" we're bowec If they
see any think in it." During the process, however the
Rarey theory was explained and many practical hints
were given as to the uset ssness of cruelty and
the efficiency of gentleness IN the management of the
horse The company, while indignantly repeiling the
slightest shadow OF personal application cheered all
this vehemently and several gentlemen simultaneously
declared that the professor :" a regular brick.
Mr.. RaTey then announced that the patient upon whom
be was then manipulating was not remarkable for any
particular teroclty, but that dreadful cart horse,
which had defed groom and s,abeman for two years,
who hsd eaten managers, and knocked out one of his
own eyes in fit of ungoyeTnable fury, was about to
be introduced, and would, he bad no doubt be sub
due0 with as much facility a lady's paltrey. The
delight Of the audience at this announcement was al
moet ungoverDable, especially when they were told
thaf the de6HtoHt was also bitter OF the hrst emil
neece and likely 10 deyour the professor as to
Submit TO biz gentle charmings. This was a real and
most satisfactory experiment. The brute when he
iced the show seemed a perfect Leviathaz. He
licked and plunged like an excited Megatherium, and
opened his immense jaws 10 such extent 70 have
ample for Mr.. Rareys head should the latter
happily get near enough for the experiment. The lee
tnrer approached him, however without the slightest
trepidaIon, calmly eXp0undlng as he went along and
explaining to the company that this equine Orson was
under his rough EXTERIOR perfect model OF genlenes
after all, and only required sympathetic handling 10
develop his really amiabe characteristics. All this
time the horse was performing various terpschehorean
out, TO the manifest Inconvenience of the gentle
men who were sitting in the straw, while he az the
same time made demonstrations with his mouth
strongly indicative of desire TO eat his panegyrst.
The latter, however, came up quite close, patted,
strOked, reasoned with and than dexterOusly " hob
bled, the furious animal, who, soon he found
himself resting on only three legs, became at once
open TO conviction. Alter two gigantic strug-
eles which alarmed everybody he fell with the shock
OF an earthquake aud lay stretched many rood" on
the straw, while Mr.. Rarey sat Oh his quiverng
launches wiped his forehead took off the strap, pG,
it methodcay into his pocket and proceeded with his
eulogiuD the many admirable qualities of HIS pros.
trate pupil He showed thar the animal had given up
bidng by putting bis hand into his mouth proved his
reform in the kicking department by placing his own
head between the two immense heavily-shod hinder
hoofs and finally permitted him 10 rise, and exhibit his
complete subjugaon by submitting to loud sooata on
the drum The once ferrous horse, VIGOROUSLY vi
cious animal the property of Mr. Chatteld, 10 the
city, was in fact now completely tanned, and was
literally lea round the by straw, of which be
held one end 10 his mouth, while Mr. Rarey led him
along by the other. Finally, the professor mounted
this tremendous Desier and rode HIM out OF the ring
amid such cheering is seldom 10 be heard ia public
assemblies. This finished she lecture with which the
cabmen expressed themselves delighted and most Of
them perfectly convinced that by decision, tempered
by gentleness the horse can be beet managed, and
thai cruelty beside beng bad IN ITSELF Is the least
profitable ~ stem for the manege.