The New York herald., 1850-06-30

his slippery antics The referee here warned Puddock
not withholding his blow when his opponent should 10
both knees The warning. however, useless.
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and down. In the 10th there somo heavy OK
changes and Bcndy, breaking away from the rally,
both knees catching at the lower rope behind him
with his right hand. Puddock, whose wrath seemed
nstsnt before in soft style), let xgo his right
swinger claim sf . foul blow was instantly
his concurrence, and, amid tho shouts Of the Noting
ham division, Bendy WAS conveyed to his carriage the
scknowieds ed victor after 40 rapid rounds fought in
90 N IL utes and u few seconds.
REMARKS
That this was . fight won out OF the fro"
both sides must in candor agree. Bendigo is ex
ceedingy STALE and has lost that surprising spring
which proved formerly irresstibly formidable
Puddook, on the other hand, underrsted; he Ia .
fearless, game powerful fellow quick with both hands
of long reach, and tremendous half arm hitter In
close quarters. The brothers Broomc. too, under
whose tuition no has been, had evidently from their
intimate knowledge of Bendgos pecuArites, put the
youth to the most likely methods of countoraoting
the effects of his dodgng and battling tactics Youth
will bo served is trts axiom and Bendy's thirty
nine years began visbly to tell against him In the
rapid bu.tng rallies which will he n'll-he" his ad
vsrsary forced upon him. True during the last four
rounds Bendy had got ia few smart hits. and evaded
two three heavy returns, aud that he might have
pulled through by generalship in moro prolsnged
or counter; yet candor compels to declare Cpl
MON that in point but In GOODNESS OF temper and
although his haste fatal his fortune, and
the referee alternative but to decide against aim
Bendigo will not again mect the Redditch candidate
for the championship after the experience OF Wednes
day last
E.TrRN oP BENDIGo To NOTTINGHAM.
On Wednesday last 1t was teiegrapbed to Noting
ham az early ss four o'clock in the afternoon, that
their champion had been declared the conqueror and
that he might DO expected hono that night oy the
special train. BY nine O'Clock, p. NJ, Darlington
street and other to the railway with every
tavern and inn on the route crowded with people
anxious to witness the return. Bya quarterpast nine
y. M the train hs ard approaching in which was
Bendigo, with many Of his hackers and friends band
of music being in readiness whic h, bis stepping
from out the carriage struck up See, the Conqusring
Hero Comes" the hurrahs and shouts of applause be-
ing heard from one end OF the town to tho other.
to the Flying Horse, where Bondigo partook Of
tea and weak brandy and water, which appeared to
refreeh him but after sttng time In the cro~d
ed and hot room he became faint placing his hand to
his lett side As If in great pain DR. Wright then
advised TO be sent for who ordered that the champion
should first have warm bath. and, speedily rs
possible be put to bed he therefore, taken to his
brother Mr.. Thompson optcinu Carlton street when,
Oh being stripped and more miuutey examined by the
surgeon and others thcy declared that bones ap-
pesr,d to have been broken, yet of the wounds
large and serious ordering that should be
taken Of the champion; then was to be seen tho
severity OF the punishment which Bendy had received
his back and other parts Of his body was frightfuy
cut and bruseasomr from blows others from falling
or over the ropes forming the rn the back Of his
head wss mass Of dsoolorstion- his arms (partics
srly his len) both black and blue; knuck driven
in his left eye = cut producing decidedly
a black eye, although means had evidently been used
discerned. many bets had been laid at Nottingham
that Bendgo cut Of the ring victor, and with
out visible scratch mark being here stated that
In all his previous contests his oppone nts have failed
20 hit him tle frontis
On Thursdsy the surgeons who attended Bendy de-
sired that he should be kept quiet and not allowed to
leave his bed he feverish might b. expected
he was not so free from pain the Night before
Bendigo's principal hackers admit that their man
has never before been severely punished not
when he fought CHupt who sad to be from two to
three stone heavier than Puddock.
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proved to be harder hitter and scientific. than
he expected 20 hnd him, being ho termed IL.
feet gluttonn The majority who backed Bcnaigo
seem to thank their lucky stars that the decision turn
ed out as IL did, a. had II been the other way vast
number of the middle and lower class OF the inhabt
ants OF this town Of lace would have lost douly
some 20 their entire run-so generally their pet
backed, they knowing his Stamina aud honesty. the
assurance being that money would i-s--. .,sa 10
sell the night Bendgo deciares ne will not hsht an
ether prize battle.
The special train which left Nottingham at half
past ivo o'clock In the morning went n distance Of
than $50 miles returning the Same distance the
same day, reaching Nottips at quartsrpast nine
o'clock