The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-13
The Last Prize Fight.
SULLIVAN AGAINST MoRRIssEY-THE LATTER vIe-
TORfOUs.

T0RIoUs.
Yesterday, al Boston -Four Corners the line
New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts ring fight
took place between James Sullivan otherwise known M
"YarAee, and john Morrisaey OF Troy Tie location of
the fight is about hundred miles from New York
The fight witnessed by nearly three Thousand ier.
1t governed by the usual rles of the Prize
Ring. at Ii rec inmates before two o'clock in the
afternoon, Morrissey entered tie ring, and the dght
commenced On the first round the first blood was
IN favor of sullivan Sullivan played carefully AMI
down very often to avoid hits. Ga the thirty seventh
rouna diicny occurred between tine seconds during
when ume vss called, which call, 1t i, alleged Sullivan
a ho' near on account OF the con ussn Morrissey
rshuy, ana ma friends took him out OF the ring and
csimed the light for him. The judges decided he was the
vicor Norrissey wss very much cut up, but proved
~nimsef to be game but not a good sparrer The
nght was for 81 900 side Tie outside bets were SlOo 10
$50 in favor OF Moyrissey.
The fight lasted aty.dve inmates and vas vigorously
ce''es'ed on both sides Sullivan mounted black hand
kcrchie to show that he boan to win or never strp
for another tight We shall give full report of this
affxr, with the details Of each round
city IntcIIiSunce
EARoaD AccrDENrY esterda, evening n carr ge driver
named Michael Cannon employed by MIR Cocper who re
sides at rhe Sixteenth street Eighth avenue
crossing the Harlem Railroad with his car,ar al the
corper Grand and Centre streets when he in
tacv with the bagga2e of Nes Haven train, and
thrown III the box. being injured very severely.
SrfTostp FATAL INNRYTuest ay nighta residing
at no lt2 Greenwich street WI lie in the yard
ri"usiy If not fatally injured BY piece of brick which
eeg repaired IT," brick fell upon the back OF her he~a
tracts ring the skuli
ACCIDENTALLY BrRSxp-A servant girl named Catharins
Fitzgerald resdinea les Chambers steet after kinlng
~ in the morning lay down hctore the range and feh
asleep While ir this condition her clothes took fire.
causing severe and IL is feared fa,fI injuries
RrS OvER.-Tuesaay night named Patrick Pagan
was found injured from being by stage, he
sased at the corne OF Astor place and Fourth
He vas found by Captain Heart aad Sergeans Farngton
ard Gi~our of the Eleventh ward, who took him to the
CRY RAIRoADs.-The of the Sixth and Eighth ave.
nue. railroads now run again up Church street. the track
wal shortly be extend.d to College place where depot
is in course Of erecti N.
CRYSTAL PAAcIt has been stated in soma of the city
papers that it is decided to close the Crystal Palace
the 3lst OF December. We authorized say that
shere has been 40 decision further than the annouucsr
Ment already ade that the Exhibition will close in Aa
month OF december.
THE FIRE Observation-Disclosures TO wmows AND Or.
lars yesterday mentioned having been donate to the
widows ant orphans of policemen, by Asr. Hodgkins
learn BY the following notico that similar for like
benevolent object was transmitted by the same gentle
man to the Treasurer of tha Fire Department.
ledge. receipt SHntrsd deaTs ro% Tho%..
& Gan5 i % G donation :. the wa9w @ an and oA..
the dOnop for the antrns activity the depert
- - . JOHN s GiIEs Tressaier ss" :.
VISITING tisEMRSI-Washington Engine Company, No. 4
l4th, and will return on the l7th inst They win b
the guests Of United States Engine Company, No. Of
this city
Engine Company, No. q, of Rochester, will visit New
York the 14th inst They have taken quarters Cum
tey's Hotel in Fulton street and will arrive in II steamer
frem Albany that morning They number forty youna
gentlemen and viii be accompanied by of the best
bands in Rochester They will be received by Washingtoa
Irving Hose Company No A. and afterwards part in
the parade Of that day They will be introduced to the
New York lire Department by their old Chief Engineer
T. B. Hamilton Esq, who is now resident of Brooi lyn.
CAIIFor.S, FlREMN.At meeting of .he California Fire
men held st evening at Humane Hose Company hons,
in Ann street it was unanimously agreed to attend the
Annual fremen's Parade, to take place the l4th in
slant. They wall be dressed in Gremcn's atare repre-
senting the d cnt fire panes San Fran
cisco.