New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

his arm There was Cessation OF perhaps minute oeore
was known outside the ring that ne couio ho' come 70
time. ~, ,,,,.,,.
4fsores Grnera-Do you know according the euque.ie
80 ~ .g,-a-e what is the effect OF throwing one
man on the ropes.
Brae,sItis 10 scarify the body but the round is BOZ
over until The man falls the grounds both OF 'usi
OF the ropes several times. never heard tfa' " ".
the ropes when Mccoy threw Lilly on IL 90 no' uiu
any one was in the ring during the except the
The p.top of the bot,IeAoder is outside OF the ring
think Sullivan the post, bu outside the rope "neh
be administered the spricAng Al The termination o.
the inner ring and remained there until time was caeo'
These people did not sit in the same place win
who sat in front OF the crowd about or eet OIL oul
among the crowd. Sullivan was about eet IRON NE III
direct line -. :.
sheet OF paper and draw diagram Of the relative positions
Of himself, Sullivan and the fighting men en-
District Aorney-Did you hear Sullivan say any thing
10 Lilly during any of the rounds j,
Vi,ness-I can I recoisct any expression he used.
heard him speak bot whether TO Lilly or not cannot say
Attorney Ge"erai-Haye you lhe paper "A1e' 'o-'-'N
YOUR report of that fight!
Vituxss-I believe have al the house, Tor oroagh, one
nm with me Ii was correct an account as couia De
Here Mr. Graham asked ii that TO be made teStmo
ny to which the Attorney Genera repmea ~ o"iS
ey nscted 10 refresh the memory OF the witness
Attorney Genera-Dd Sullivan say any nlnS aoeut lne
place 10 put the blows 20 that they would tei 49,.
IyItn,sf-I do MT lecoect heard him say " be 5 o2e
If rhemD !, is impossible for to say VIVA, he meant
/, was COMMON remark. which took to mean, . ne
smart man. He might Intend 10 command him or mol
snno; say heard grea; many remarks By various per-
sons but none With reference 10 planting blows on inc
Heard none aS 10 the neck being - Well
Here Mr. Price iaerposed and protested that the oeea
raiions of the accused could not be evde ace
The Court said nght be permitted tor The purpose 81
refreshing the memory OF the witness. =,
Mr.. Price insisted that the men were mol chargea iI
conspiracy only their own acts which couo oe
given in evidence against them.
Attorney GeneraL-Did you hear any thing said during
the conflict 10 aay part OF McCo body maj nae oseg
previously injured requiring more blows as IL was Aes'hs
up, Any thing oil that kind, SIR
Court-You need not tell what twas.
Fitness-I did. 1t made by William Ferd He was was
inside The outer ring and Sullivan sitting with the
crowd. saw Sullivan and Ford no Hearsr toge'neF man
at the time spoke OF ,,-,,;
Openly and loudly made BY those attendant on that conflict
during the whole of ii, Give the general tone OF expires
Mr. Price-we shall object to that without argument
The Attorney General addressed the Court contendng
,oes and Ipressions OF all could be given
The declarations OF the whole
,orney General MIR. g. read the opinion OF the Supreme
Court in the case OF the People VS. Rector
Tn cenft eseafa CAME Wee Sullivan and Nc
Chester together during the whole fight!
atorney Genera-well, then, give the general tone Of
| the declarations made by the parties present
Witness-Thers were great number made 60 it,
there great number OF others which cannot reco
Towards the latter part OF the fight, there were cries
from Llys side of the ring, Take him away" meaning
Mccoy This about the Both round Additional ones
OF He's got enough, meaning Mccoy. There were other
remarks but is almos, impossible for give lheu
There cries encouragement until the last nterposed
with cries OF Take him anywhere no use OF shing
There cries of ou The FIRST time heard the cry
OF foul was in the early part Of The fight 1t occasion
ed, understood, from blow which Lilly struck Mccoy
same cry once Afterwards was about the 10th round bu,
may have been later Twas occasioned by Lilly cnchlns
Mccoy by the back and his hands struck him
| and they bsih tell
Attorney G enera.-what is the pursuit OF sullivan!
| Witness-He keeps porter and lodging house in New
| York | In not
only know from hear say that lie gives lessons
where Mccoy was trained. did Sullivan the day
before left the city. him 4 or days before Inc
paes week e@ spyan did moi tell
IT, that he was to be there heard 'ome one say
Amt Chris portrait painter" can't tell who made use
expression presume that remark originated from
| the appearance of McCoys face.
Court-what was its appearrnce'
WItneSs.-Why il was bloody. He was bleeding from
the mouth and cannot say IL the was broke
sneh expressions kept up during the whole OF the
fight
Attorney. GeneralAt the 18th round did you hear
pr.ssons from Sullivan as 10 his own cowardce!
W.tness When Mccoy tell 10 avoid blow, sullivan
said :. You called ne coward for fallng--what 90 you
call th9t?'
He said nothing that heard at the time: !heard
nothing from Suilvaa about The old spot" but did from
some sier person present. heard some one say nj the
yet James Sanford made that remark. He was one OF
Mccoy seconds. He up slower at the ll4h round
than he had before think LILLY said "come TO the scratch
The FIRST expression heard after the fight was over and
Lilly had shook hands, stand back-give him air.
Athe instant Lilly was declared the victor there were
shoals from his party did not know oany betting on the
result, 10 my own knowledge.
removal of the dead.
Wness-I strikes ME there was something Of the kind
Something such carry off the dead Take away your
man. heard time in and time OUT but almost always
made by Liy's seconds or is friends. Mccoy spit
blood three four times during the fight II seemed as II
was IN ais meuth and the appearance was that OF blood
mixed with saliva.
Here piece Of newspaper handed 10 the witness,
and he SAID he the author of the article which he pre-
MAJ SH h ~ mis- n thp Enh
Court-Do You know that this paper is exact copy Of
your notes.
ibis was printed never compared The proof with the
original.
FITNESS Il discovered the protuse bleeding at the mouth
about tie sxtcth roua The blood flowed when be el.
say in what quantity, bu! In some OF the rounds 10
his CHA others down TO The breast do not know
oil any preparation to make Llly's flesh smooth saw
some bottles, bu. cannot siy what they contained
Gross. Eruminei by Graham-J went as reporter for
the purpose giving OF the fight There were
other, for the purposethree or tour, should
say II was Published OF the papers and by
place should say there or three thousand per
sons present The place OF the fight publicly
si~oaed II was known and adse tised that steamboats,
would leave the city Tor the place OF hghHS three or tour
steamboats, were so advertised saw many persons WIN
sons 1t nearly IL O'Clock when got on the ground
and parties had not entered the ring In about half
an hour al ter got there il commenced; was walking
about but took my position twenty minutes before the fight
commemorate went beyond the outer ring once or twice
II Ola IOt Justice sSOldlOg tHerc
did not any proclamation warning for the parties
dsperse From what have heard since, The Justice
M. Think Mccoy weighed about l26 pounds, but don't
recoec. precisely they were what termed light Weight
There great dis parity either in hight weight
Lilly about feet inches feet inches and re
taller ,han Mccoy knew nothing of their previous reIa
onshp they met in the ring and shook hands before the
~, ng g heard seCoy ssY 10 y Nina p von ye ns
got Murphy deal with now" Mccoy spoke much
than Lilly during the fight; there good deal OF good
atrft
brarado with much bitterness heard Mccoy
pres his determine uon whip his man.