New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26


my charge he then took ms bar and threw INTO ne al
FIRST Tom Mccoy then threw IN LIS hal sullivan accom-
on wa. 10 see he Magistrate VIII. sa the people
must dsperse AID on but there such confused
the Magistrate i, doing duty. That's all heard The bot
tie then commences saw Sullivan sponge Ly's back au
ring the fig /; suppose lie d that or tines heard
Sullivan cry out for them take away Mccoy for be was
whipped This was the Both round A!ter thai ga
10, see him nurse Lilly, nor did hear him say where to
plant his blows Sullivan said be ruined man Lilly
lost the battle for he LAID all the money he had on the re-
suit When Mccoy gave in there shout from Lil'ys
but that be expected he could whipped Mccoy in
half the time. did not hear of McCey death I'LL we got
back 10 the house.
This witness was subjected to long crosse1annaon
relating mainly consersaton he had previously had about
the hight with JUSTICE Goldng aud 10 testimony pc haa
before given TO the Grand jury, VIXEN II seems ne ala n3
all he particulars be- said he was not asked about
them Nothing material was elected
The prosecution here rested.
Evidence for the Defence.
Ed.rard Carpenter e1su,ined.-Wen 10 the fight in the
Indiana the prisoner McCeestsr kept the bar
on hoard that Steamboat We arrived there II O'clock
A NJ tie fight commenced about p O'Clock; did so
think Mccoy beaten NATL the last twenty rounds pre-
vous that he very frm and should say vary
stubborn; Sanford ke him how be felt after The hcndedlh
round and he said he could win YETI this might be about
hundred and fourth round was fair bght and
conducted have ether battles fought In England
the parties sertv strike the belt: II or
strike when he down, TO strike below The
belt biting ou the hair is always cut short before 90
Jog into the ring, prevent the opponent getting hold OF
the duty of second TO announce foul blow, ana
has received OF the ring, aud the party giving
the blow loses the fights there were judges appointed
think Somerindyke and perhaps De Forces was
The umpire; II he man, after iou blow" STANDS up again
the fight goes did not any foul blow struck or
hear any question raised; round may last three or Jour-
only minute; times there IS great deal OF SCI
used in the parryipg OF blows The botte-hoider usually
stands outside the rings sd" nothing to indicate that me
fight would terminate fatally until the last ound hen BIC
Coy asked doco- TO lance his eye which was doae
pretty std but not so strong as previously ne
put his hand mp TO open his Eye ana wipe out .e
did think he would die, but was sure that he would &c
the fight; thought that fom the nnse,h round; heard
sullivan say often the man IS beat lake your man
awav' .f had any thing 20 do with II, would take him
away be Standing then at Ll!yscornef ct The rig,
don'l YOU take your man away" to which Sanford
Piled YOU go to h-llyou u get licked too if you don't
mind !" Sullivan told them 10 take him away five or sa
to let them fight aay Ioager Mcclefs,er also said It
shame bring him to the scratch any more; when sullivan
laid bring Mccoy up, the seconds ei the
deceased said not tme-that hc could fight an hour
this Court; McCoy's friends. but as wanted
know what was said all round, 9tten wen over 10
leamboai but did not know who he l saw him also
at the fight he little biz raised and in opinion he
'ober he little sptetul; he was ASKED lor
boe of wine which he ruke and was then pushed outoi
| the ring and considered lie drunk; when he got on
board The steamboat. be- (BllMcCoy) runs saw him
at bank where Tom lay, and he iret.ing ke he
sa %9' S Se a the To@
Of Tom The ttl- boat somerndyke asked me if Tom
nead, and saidyes we then put Gle SHIRT on he
body, aud ,onk it in coach 10 the house OF his
| mo her; Bill Mccoy was not sober
Cross examined by The Attorney General-Frs heard Of
the H. bit In Albany. do know whether McClersier
the regular bar.keeper Of that boat or rot do not
know if the boat was chartered for That particular purpose
or not did speak McCeeser all The tine "as
board think mcCle-stss bar not the regular bar
If The boat hut temporary on- f;ed up Tor The occasion
During fight Sullivan may have gone up 10 Llys COR
20 so time; aer tn l0nth round did not observe
hin 90 up Az Prize 6ghsit customary for le Drag
used each site; only The seconds do this bot
he bys,anders think heard McCieesier say once to
Lily by Jove, Chris this looks an awkward business
we may get bad scrape he said TO Ferd Who SAID
We here p he afterwards said. Chris, do NJ hi rim
any more-he's throwing his blood away nd must ics
himself" think If Mccleester had left the ing then tho5
who hackers Of Lilly would have attacked hifn
ud not that heard McCees;er or Sullivan
advise Lilly 10 give up whipped and leave the ring Nc
Chester lay do"n 10 the corner Of the rng towards the
of fight but did not leave the ring when his man
| fell down, of course he cked him up
Blythe Court-He helped TO carry his man beck when he
| trll.t wards the Close
By the attorney General-First saw Bill Mccoy when he
was urGed of The ring drunk. Saw him dr'sk out
of the bottles in the baskets; wont swear 10 more h.n
tW ice. When going home in the coach win The
oohy. heard expressions which satisfied me shat he WIS
drunk At the fight am certain hr not sober, tor he
Hc awng with his prother-n Jaw and beng in mob
of people, it is impossible for me tn ny what he said
cannot say hat colour the liquor which he drank
| may have drank twice, irunk for ali that
think drank three tIes as came home with the body
will swear Bill drank etener than did. | sober
when got NewIork. Bill would pat his dead bro her
on the cheek and went cur.ing about Sullivan. He has
told ME his Court that he not know me- yet If any
mar had done such thing brother of niue, should
have remembered him for ten years arm employed in
that CITY ont West, il takes me up the very often
tie last three weeks have not been doing much am
| VIVA, is vnlgary called out West, runner.
BIZ Graham-McCoy trained in Albany, and saw
him sci with young named Ouingion. Jim Sand
! ford trained him.
! John Peele eramned by GRAHAM u the fight
Hastings and up The a5h round The chances appeared
ag,ns, Mccoy. TIE seemed be OF goud courage, AMI
did not re backed he up meet his anita
gons Isleod n,he top OF the aquetuct ana although
| NOT
paSe ed. saw blow and tall. 4 blow below
The belt deemed foul and also his knee
in a foul blow given by Lilly; it was
just below tn belt! did not either OF the parties use
the result There something said aoout the
foul blow which resulted in both the beng brought
the scratch There judges appointed al the
| management of the fight TO decide that blow is foul
heard Sullivan ,ethe other party take ae Coy OFT ntibe
for there no chance Tor hun 10 WIN saw Sullivan
throw up his hands aud say Gentlemen, with 10
take notice I've got nothing 10 do With this fight" Alter
these declarations on the part OF Sullivan Mccoy YVES
regularly tab en- 10 his did the brother OF
Mccoy there Alter sullivan had made the declaration be
came up tresb ever but about the s5h had
severe fan The first atimalion had that The fight
by seeing Lilly leave The ring while The body lay
on the ground. also saw the body on lhe bank
eramined Il live in New York. and did Sui
van after he up his hands I've described Nc
Chester continued in the ring until the fight terminated
knew Sullivan first about year ago. Only know Linn by
The Ugh, was closed Did rot have any with
him. did not be. cent on that battle know that one
foul bsw struck and referred to the Judges but how
the question was settled cannot tell am butcher by
occupation
Wza. Harrington recailed-I saw Bill Mccoy The fight.
de was drunk, and it affected his gait considerable He
was staggering about the ring lie said his brother
game back Bone and he couid lick Lily he knew be
could did not notice the brother OF the deceased after
the fourth round
:. Enoeh z. Camp erazainea-I saw Bill Mccoy on the
ground the morning OF the fight When frs, him
asked who he was, and told the brother Of Mccoy.
said "why he Is cornd" al the Coroner's inquest
the next day and he rot sober then.
Cro,s-erartrnca-Eis manner excited at the fight At
the inquest he his testimony with ceaness but
il remarked that be sober. am acquainted
with Irish character and have been wakes He told
pretty straight story, bgt nevertheless he sober
Heard his testimony here and tie CoronerS. He said
many lhnss here Yesterday which be did not there