The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-09

to this eesptry a. pessn, lten Tie Pssha ssypt.
Resistance being out Of the question IN tn ace Of
Yeniss AID soon found ourssh whuling the nue.
towards MCombs dam, bsinG more partieula. headed
s na: D'a ned sc
the osnds adjacent TO the hotel W per we'd trio,
eoIshtins oftvo very large men and % short ons,
and they were Fastening to challenge advances
Narrower one Of them. Who wore sort Of rough and
eudse a. he step bed alsng In manner that did net
proniee very pleasant entertainment for any who
might prcyoss Its applications. few more rsvolu-
lions Of the Wheels however and . second look,
lisvsd oil our concern, nd We discovered that the
tsnsn With the eudgsl w~ NO less person than the
his trainer the tan one being the already somewhat
famous George Thompson, or Peter Crsweys sporting
wDro. them that the runSnsop Of
Mr. Hysr vas not eviDoivs Of any bsiligersnt iuten
ton but emily carried ana occasionally whitfield to
supply employment for mis- animal exubsrsnce and to
keep his upper muscles In continual play
received the cvilitss Of recognition from these
three gentlemen with the grace for which
sopvsssssion with Mr. Hyer In private a. to the state
Of hn health and conscience But robust ana hearty
ne xn q
been thrown out around his mouth two days before,
sndthoush It did net impair the Appearance Of his
hsSdsome features not little THIS harvest had been
produced BY the reaction Of isht eod which he had
soussf h spsn the sharp pnysosns as had
Waving an adeu, forbore any further detention Of
Mr. Hysr from his BURNERS and drove to the hotel
ints'm the pleasant, ordered dinner for
selvss and the ponies and bad the good fortune not
OILY 70 ,eoufs very s1Gsnt 1spsss but sas ~ NY
amiabs and lovely hostess Of the Romantic Hotel"
A we expected. our intelligent hostsss had her own
notions about This sighting business )" and Is 1t vas
not IND never 10, and never be- the business OF
sighting editor to disagree in opinion with the ladies,
and especially with ladies' who amiabie and hand
peIfest scquescspce to all her observations on the
na My Of self Defence and to mark, likewise,
perfect agreement with every view she advanced rra
tive TO the sp< cia match pending between Mr..
Sullivan and Mr. Hyer While on this portion Of
subject IL is due TO this worthy lady to that she
business In which further 1t will readily b.
ceived that We agreed with her completely.
Mr. Hyer rifss before day break, It appears, being
walk to scramble up the beautiful hills that raise their
heads on every side In AID around BloomingdAle to
strive with In races not only on the level ground
but mp and down the most dsspsrato activities As
these three hardy men 60 about scaling the sharp
edges OF the mountain ride, they look like the Swiss
do tbsr strange and hsrs braipsd exploits draw from
the rude workwen who employed In ops ming roads
and astins rocks throughout the billy vioinsgs.
exchanged many pnfs OF hot breath for Its iavigo.
rating volume. Mr. Hyer returns homo by circuit Of
some ak miles, and devotes himself to striking
out With pair Of large dumb. bells, which, though
heavier than those in by sullivan he handles with
the same facility that boy would launch oyster
Ing di.chsssd these slug, a srms length
some nve or six hundred times takes short breathing
spell after which he senines to Mr. Thompson his de-
sire to put the gloves The two youDR gAnts the
confront each other and commence sort Of spurious
warfare, punching esch Others heads with mufasd
tsge closing in, and tusslipg to the floor In these
Kfeys report says that Mr. Thompson frequently
takes the measure OF an unmade grave Eight O'Clock
bavtrg BY this time made It's appearance tho dial
Mr.. Hyer and his two friends adjourn to breskfast
where the former confines himself to very large and
very noe steak broied sghty over the embsrs In ito
natural state and without pepper salt srsonng
Of any He 70 allowed NO vegetables; indeed no
while his lees trainers entitled to douss
the hot cefes, fried potatoes, buokwhsst oakes &C,
which TIE s.esent cook Of tho sstsslissment knows
tepsn to observe that tAey do full credit 70 her pro-
psratiops, -, from the highest testimony could
ret before them shares the same fate tow In the
mouth Of eoDjurer. or oslvesfoot jelly bstwe the
authority informs us that Mr. Hysr and then looks
wttfully at the other tempting condiments around
him. end that on one OCCASION despite all the vigilance
Of MIR. Winrow who watches him With the fidelity of
est he cptitously obtained pinch Of salt for his
In dian steak and that another and moro hsgrsnt
was subsequently, discovered BY Mr.. Winrov, and the
Iesut was, that Mr. Hyer received very repri
mand frem that austere discipnarisn.
politics Puseyism, reads Pilgrims Progress
or Lsbs Reokh. Nay he does not even peruse Box
Jana" ~ does MIR sullivan. but yields to profou nd
but meditation, which calculations for the
battle any of business to invade After
On hour has been thus consumed, he 10 summoned by
his 60 forth whereupon the trio start cut
aas n ana accomplish before dinner distance Of az
teen mies, Hyer coming In the two last on fall run
In this revere tssh the trainers generally save them
ON emin enoe, from whence they supervise their
yrirc in the performances Of bis work They very
him il being de.rsb. That they should enter sh. ring
In to)srable train ihemselver In they should
esive hssy challenge from one Of the opposing fac
ton Mr. Hycr gets IN from this fifteen mile trip early
enough before IL O'Clock to enable himeelf to ash his
b.sd and chest and with cold water and to dress
with esh under clothes for dinner At dinner, which
takes place precisely at IL O'Clock he eats his beef in
the aboriginal style 1T but moisteus
bis clay on tn: coo:.Cn b about two win: sa;:: foil
fon they ususy perform ouch fsats ct this trencher
work, would cover Herr Alexander with confusion,
his rsrt poses Of steak which ovsrhssgs the edges
Of the largest specimen Of Dsvonshire DELPHI, - II It
were only shaving Of smoked beef or wafer sand.
wich he astonshed lady who gave Ne . represents
ton Of this department OF the training could sb
stain ct this portion Of the story from raising her
trio on these oecasions we're eight to sec Indeed
It seemed to her that they training to eat
II than fight and ali things considered We did not
wonder At the sok mn face and deep concern with
which she recounted these deeds Of carnvorous prs
minatiop.
After dinner Mr. Hysr sgsin reposes for an hour
and during this period fleets little profoundly
than before He then takes exercise at the bag
which, Ike the one daily punished BY Sullivan, Z
stuffed TO the weight OF his Antagonist. Mr. Hyer next
puts the gloves with Mr.. Winrow, and after lively
iparrpg bout with that artist. the whole three start
out ssa'n for another tramp. This excursion CON-
with easy Walking and ends In . run a. before
IL occupies them until about four o'clock when In half
an hour more Mr. Hyer eats his last meal for the day.
and this time, perhaps, contents himself with mutton
The meal closes with the ususl rest after which spar
ring the dumb bells and the bag wind the exercises
Of the day and eight o'clock fnds Mr. Hyer sound upon
his yirtuous pillow.
The exercises are varied little from day to day row.
ing On the Harlem river being occasionally added to
The morning perfor or perhaps throw In towards
the vening u.
p. fectIy cbasts and absfemious hfe and 10 pattern
to any who claim TO lead up middle aises, and to
nd the hey note In eacrsd psamistry In this con-
IL 10 proper for to ntion that he mantains
T. sms domestic reserve, as does MIR Sullivan; and
would receive Mrs Hyer should she visit him 1t the
Roms ntc Hotel only with dgnihed and fiekwiekian
cout.sy The reader has the privattons, the
ships and the telf DENIAL which man must prsc-
the before he arrive at his ply climax, and
ftab int nded him free from al vitiation OF
perv.rted habits. IL terrible TASK