The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-10

ysr.i is,st. made BY Sullivan to induce Hyse to
Lee s.s gu !. 70 no suy.n then :s ~ ~:
neck, which, rssching the iatsndsd place, Brought
Hyss to the earth - If ne mad been .hot. Sullivan
in turn, sroush. shout. from suIiv.n. friends aud
revived their spirits. which had dropped eonsderably
Of the veult Of the hrst two roon ds. i.l'
Fs~rtA Rou~< This round was quickly fought.
They went TO work In earnest, ser seeming
to rst1rn the compliment OF the previous round He
end face Of suivsn few Of whssh took sdsot. during
which time Sullivan takipg liberties With his body
fall With Sullivan, bat esne very near stspping on him
FJiA Round The men wsrS quick 1t the scratch
sss'n and vent 10 wos. in right good earnest suii
but tailed He then tried the body, and In return
o-ived heavy LETT hsnder the lsfs eye, which
staggered him, and he fell his knees but In in.
slant vaa ON his feet again and rushed 1t Hysr,
showing evidently that he did not intend taxing sd-
van'sss Of the drop game The round soon saded,
crushi, him 70 ths earth. salo9 laa
Strth R.sna.- Fighting on both sides the order OF
the day finchiny BY stther-gtvs aud take-Sulli
van taxing largest share. Hysr rallied sullivan to
the ropes, and After holding him seconds with
hts arm acroes his neck. Inc seconds Of Hysr seeing
his I'D sgeous position. suffered him to remain
Sullivan longer than the ralss governing tho ring 81.
low In consequence OF which CRY OF fbat wss rat.sd
and CONSIDER feeling exhibited by the hackers
OF both men The referee, however, decided that 1t
wa fsir, and the fight snoald Tnis 90 ntsman
appeared here the lsogth of time allowed
to The coDds OF The top Co nave him ved
and If courrs in rather awkward prsd,csmsut
SepemiA R.und This WA short but 70, r,no round
Sullivan struggled ~ his hill cork With great per-
s.v.rsuce lt was evident not only TO himself but 70
oil his frends, that his chances OF wnutng tho dght
were gone He had Dsgun 70 exhibit weak ness from
the severity Of the falls he had received. and
stIesms blood into his and down his face The
dcfion OF the Referee In the last rouuJ also tended
ss ana sSh a Sos. S.S s a. .s,
Hysr made fearful impressions on hts face and head
In this round Hyer slso struck Sullivan blow the
neck that staggered him several feet, and w.ich
The most dang that he received during the
fight; in act he did not, to the end, from It's
.hs cts This round closed nss majority Of tue pre-
eeaiDg ones, BY Hyer ihro siDg sal vsu I'D a.g on
him In the way most likely TO do him injury.
EtxMh Rou"d A Hser came up to tins scratch this
time, We noroed that one OF his eyes black md
much swollen, csu.ed BY rally in Of the previous
rounds This round was very short only q h,t from
sullivan thrown heavily on the ground, hysr ON him,
laying his great weight across Sulivans and
More requests ey the sullivan party TO
have Hysr taken Up quicker vh~n he toe'r man,
% that .oud give them more time to attend to HIM
Niath Round.-SuMvsn to the scratch this time,
horE,d ptcturs his secoHds had not attended to ths
cleaning the blood frsm his ass Hnd neck hsvss been
fair OF last round to attend to the Immediate
wants Of their charge The blood vas streaming from
several wounds down his face, neck, and breast He
Va ked up meet his powerful opponsns, with bad
prospect before him. with much sAotty and
the battle thous bout had been IN his favor Hysr
vsgng sggres i've warfare He
blows with hls right face sullivan, svi.
SULLIVAN paired and lodged the nrst four or nvs
blows, smiipg all the time and vorng 70 put in
hM {. every MRS Of his adversary Hysr q length
caught sullivan tevsie rap the side Of the head
hand his left being very little except FOR parry
ing. He next rsssd Sullivan and forced him TO the
ropes where after asspsrsts stxusgs saoh trying "a
isJrre The other - much o possible sullivan was
hurled to the ground with Hysr him, who lay with
m n lana nj nf II lar
wtrs again particular haste to remove their
and another appeal was made to tho u0pnss,
sDd by them TO the referee, who again de-.
ciced fsir, ana at suitable time Aysr removed
ana the mel tahsn TO their which they had
fcarcsly reached when time again called.
TENTH Ropnd- sullivan began look fstigusd; his
hands were not hsd high pesviously in dsfsnos
and be gssped occasionally for breath, white Hyst
By : nySt hsld.d blow from Hyer, with the usasl
ELrenih TosytA, Tho trsnfh end ESurtesntA Rou~ds,
were oou ntsIparts of each Utasr sullivan had
to do all his With hrs right hand h,s isft having
become completely useless from gwen it BY
Hytr in the cour's Of the bght Hyer could
bo'L; and BE- kept them moving Until oliach took
Dim unui hs seconds removed him, matter how long
they might b. about itS and cries OF stoul fair,
were besId ~ the tsrninAtion Of each round.
kUteeNtA found sullivan rather slow In get
ting up ~ the call Of time sud had barely reached
.cors when he by Hysr vLo. with IRENE ndous
tsl,Ds eject on sulnvsn's f.os lie Then rushed in,
seized sullivan, forced him the ropes, end after
struggle threw MN heavily and fell on him when he
sssin injured him much that, b. the time
take away SULLIVAN was nearly sunOcstsd; and, ON
being lifted to his feet WAS weak that ne fell
against the ropes HIS brother ana another person
then took him from toe ring, claiming FOUL and this
put an emo to the tight The rsfsrss however, decided
that Bysr had Won the tight
The night lated mi autss, and vas one
Of the netcsst and desperate encounters ever
witEesssd. A soon SslivAu left the riag. Hysr
walked ever to one OF SunvAns seconds and stxuoE
bin blow the head but being prsss mt
ed TO his hsad he dssietsd from further aggression.
Tho parties. ~ soon possible returned their re-
spectiye vesssls got aud FOR ssfest
place to AVOID arrest all hands being spprshsnsve OF
that event.
ARREST OF TOM AYER IN PHILADELPHIA.
fslE Gga PHILApsLPAiA, Feb. Q, 1849.
Last evening, In consequence Of informstion In re-
Aon to the recent fgbt transmitted BY the attorney
General Of the State OF Maryland 70 Mr.. Reed, our
Attorney General, Judge Parsons issued . bench war.
fer the arre,t Of sullivan aa6 Hysr The o6cers
srIstted the latter early this In his
Mlsrs Hotel ana after being kept 10 Gus ody In
CITY locks be was t. ken into Quxftcr sessions
Court room, which almost INN sdixtsy became packed
with ciosd anxious TO learn the ~ b. taken
In this matter. .. ..r
The Of the arrest Wa bris detailed By Judge
Pareonr who alluded to the NOR whom
prevsusd IN This commu nifty on tue surjscs
Mr.. Hsxshurst appeared W. the unssl Of the pri-
soEer He stated, In extenuGton Of the ofsn CON-
mtitd by his ci' mt, that Sullivan had been in the
habit for many lbs pact, Of pursui ng m With
iItut ana oohtumtiy even carrying his sn1isy