The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16

tendent Ctsr charge Of the police oommuni
Der Of cocstabies under him rne nrst duty Of
functoDaries was 10 guard 70 his hotel the gallant m
sr ne - upon n ana ns,s we're Is
scarcely have been able to reach there Whie walking
along The bridge towards the George, brick or stoae
struck him on the back Of the neck bat fortunately
without hurting him. He was Afterwards challenged
BY some one Ia the crowd to give ooios which
rspadia,ed, saying that he would scorn 90 detatn
any ones colors unA wfuliy when no was safely
Smna aeo.s Toe police sssarned % Tue circus, and
and intmatiDg IN intention 70 destroy the estsbsh
ment. The police however, about fourteen In nunber
managed 10 great extent 70 restrain them but during
the evening and while the peripatatis establishment
being pulled down and packed up for transit eight OF the
copstabes were assaulted and bemudded, aud but for
their rood temper and serious es
would probably have ensued Eventually every vestge
o. the huge tent ssa ~ spf-teasnces dis.ppssrsd,
the crowd dspeSsed and or Der was restored Upon In
qury turns that ootere Of tho ring In this
and that on the afternoon Of Tuesday was tarsd Of In
somewhat vndictive tone. IL was indeed. said ID u
.oses,ps" beioSs hs len the towp A far - We can
understand, blanc BIO attached TO Aesss. howes
sad Gushing or their servants They did al they could
prevent the place being overcrowded, and wtogy
turned the money 70 those who came out because unable
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mr.. Rarsy's Farewell % Englands
From the London Daily News, Dot 20 !
The exhibition Of saturday presented no N1lure Of
the numerous audience which II attracted. The whole Of
the Handel Orchestra orammed 70 this roof
aS q q Ky
not rallied of ARENA whilst the hrst second and
third galleries, exhibited each ta dense and eager
rows OF human faces. The Russian Ambassador and
quite occupied the Queens gallery, and there
also scattered amongst tho lever crowd exceed
ingly and conspicuous sprinkDg OF Orentals
Mr.. Rarey began with Cruiser. who 10 now . model Of
docty and patience Like Colonel Crocketts squirrels
he comes down without the trouble OF nring BE bends
hia knae FIR he ran
agnty-the moment becomes bis oae 10 do He looked
nip saturday and his coat was rough but neither Of
symptoms uncommon with horses at this season o.
the year. Cruiser, who Is now the property OF Mr..
Rarey, goes with him TO America 70 sssss In dissent
rating the new philosophy Of horse tanning After him
came chestnut, which was, possible, still more do
Gle; but here the harmony Of the arena terminated
When the chestnut had been duly hoooled tnmoed and
other for the whole tanscpt suddenly became
with the unearthly OF the irish mare, who
receive her s initiation into the restraints
OF y civilized mahsoe This animal, which ss rather
du ~ gray evidently OF great powe-; bu as Tor LIS
cipne she might have boon corporal 10 the Popes bri
gste she lashed kicsed Bit and appealed with all the
trad tona eloquence OF her country for ustice TO Ire
a,dn We certainly beard 90 much no Wing from
horse and did not believe that even 40 Irlsh one
could have managed IL; but perhaps the fact OF
this animal being OF The ser may account for her
extraordinary excitement and volatility. But II was all OF
,,. and x,,ss opnortuD,,y re ,sg .s .ooo mn
ant the marc soon down. but not without the execution
q OF her national melodies with brilliant variations,
which brought down thrnders OF Applause. Several
Iimes during the process OF teaching med quite
ready q ca, her preceptor that it quite relief
the audience when abe at last made 10 "bite the
duft-a feat which she certainly performed with the
demonstrative vndictyeness Having gone through
The whole lesoa she at ast eeAsed, when she
tired, model OF gravity and decorum, and evidently
with her 70 nd Gei with perfectly idcss the Sd ,
ec, OF kicking screaming and billing 10 general very
horse, belonging 10 Mr. Austin, Of Sydenham,
subsequently introduced bat his Saxon attempts at kick
ing rp mere ohid play az compared 70 the
demonstrations Of he Maid OF Erin be very
subdaed ao ged drum b. beaten his back
although not three weeks srcc, his proprietor
sgrtd M, he almost destroyed groom who had
tured 70 approach him Tnis terminated ,he perform
ancean but Mr. RAreys fare yell which WAS delivered
few simple. manly words full Of friendly regrets and
good feeling He ACKNOWLEDGED the uafaliog kindness
be had always received from the people Of England aod
the fhr hearing which bad been givep 10 his rather
vel theories He hoped he had done good In the
Of humanity, by pleading ~ he bad done, the
OF bsst friend the horse and by showag 70
the best Of bis humble ability, the By which Its
usefulness might he preserved without those prot-sced
rysems Of training which at present caused
cruel and needless suffering He (Mr Rarcy) about
leaving England perhaps forever but he should 70 his
ast moment retain grateful recollection OF tho friends
had the Kindness he had received during bis
rather protrsctcd sojourn In the Old Country THIS I'D
vehementy oheered and ts delivery brought
the Interesting farewell performance 70 successful ter