The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

PROGRESS OF THE HYER AND SULLIVAN Exctr,mrrr.
The excitement relative to the late fight is abstng
but has not rs yet entirely subsidized Those who are
not over nice convinced that nething remains
those who risked money upon Sullivans head but Ia
time Others there are hswevsr who are not Sc easily
convinced and these latter gentlemen by Sulli-
vans card that the fight was foul and that they will
not slough over" Meantime, the crowd around Sal
hvsn's doors Is renewed every afternoon little
terluds occurred there yesterday, which men,
toned in any bill While hundreds OF anxious indi-
vduals were gazing intently at the windows Of the
houts No. Chatham street. couple Of four footed
dogs wormed their way the midst Of the crowd and
began to chow belligerent Manifestations In less
than . mi ute, q cry raised Of HurrAh hurrah
= dog eight dog fight make ring" And ring
hastily pushing back to their legs from danger
contact with the teeth of the contestants The boys
threw up their hats In ges, and the dogs snarled
and snapped At each other in hne style All was
Poirg s~immingly when q stalworth German ebowed
his way through the crowd, and seixing Of the
dogs, huge brndle bull-msstif by the tail, announc
ed himfelf the Of tie animal, and retrested,
dragging his pet after him. The boys ped impress
tions the he of the German for spelling their sport
and ut time IL seemed as he would have paid for
his temerity with broken sconce; bu. he was finally
allowed to escape, and the vast concourse Of people
windows Of Yankee Sulivan's house, hoping that by
some rare chance they might obtain sight Of this
great defeated We are told nov that sullivan does
not intend to advise his friends to withheld the money
which they have bet. The decision of the referee
rays must be Rnal and according to this doctrine all
the money wsgered upon his head 10 lost. This
will probably end the dirpute between betting parties
and be hoped that all other disputes arising out
of this Transaction, may be silepced at the same time
All who at the fight, Hyer's fe d. EXPIRES,
their surprise a. his scco mplishments in the ring
Tom HyER COOP WHrG.-An incident occurred
night last at the Broadway House. of
Grand street ana Broadway which shows ocusively
that Tom hyer the champion of the great prize fight
Is, beyond doubt good vhg On that yht meeting
was held Of the Wing Dung Mems General Con- mi tee
shen resolution vas passed to select delegate OF
from each ward, and form committee for the purpose
Of firing salute OF 300 guns the Battery, on the
9TH OF March next, in honor Of the inaugurs ion Of
General Taylor. Thu resolution passed matter Of
course. unanimously One Of the members then rose
and raid; "Mr. Chairman " "Hesr! hearth "G move,
Mr. Charm, n, that conmittee Of one be appointed
from each ward, to meet TomHyer and escort him to
the city," This motion caused general laugh when
he mover Of the resolution stood up and said "Gen
th men, what are you all Laughing aR Tom Hyer ba
id good whign The laughter now increased and
the meeting broke up In confusion but whether the
resolution was passed We were unable to learn.
DRoKEN Down CONDITION THE PuBLIc OAvf. |
BUSES GLASS Is quite cheap In city, and very
good b. ooms can be bought for chilling a-piecs |
we wonder the propretors Of ompibuses DO not |
patronize The dealers In these commodities. We |
saw person the other day. nearly killed In get
ting into omnibus, the high step OF which was |
covered with froxsn and aut, some layers deep
The product Of week there DsiLg no foot-hold |
down h. Tell. snd.sas only saved by miracle from
bG,aAI his Eesk % being o-saed among the uumsr