Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-23
Baltimore Correspondence.

baltimore, November g. 1853
Glte A rich and amusing scene was enacted to-
day iii the vicinity of the Merchants Exchange. II
seems that two of our well known citlzens between
whom had existed some difficulty, met at the above
mentioned place, and went the scientific demon
STATIONS, Ia Sullivan and MorriSsey will desir
nate he pugi!ists, in the aEScrse of real names
'Cnun; aud 'H.Scuia Plus = the former of German
the later American blood How Ion. they had been
III training Tor this '.se to- is hot exactly known
Al given hour, the ing cleared, and tie com
batants met, ncrvcd and teied. Both Were believed
to he netle, and crinced it by coming up in good
time. tow passes and lucky hits gave renewed
courage. Science Wa clearly svinced on both sides
Inc count being more muscular and athletic
than Ills antagonist gained slight advantage al
first, hut his wind failed him, and under heavy
"ick, we'll put Ill, fiom '.tscuapius,; he was seen
tofnch Atera brIcfrestlns spell, however, and some
comfort from the Bottle holder he again come up
10 Ms work. The nnC was clear and well guarded
by the trainers and seconds. This "sqt- lo;' was
herccr than any ofthe previous. Several "muggcrS,"
with two or three blp> IN the eye werclntcrchdnged
AT the peculiar juncture here mentioned large au-
ditory of bystanderS had assembled and the excite
men1 became intense. Shouts went up tor "Youug
America, > and hszzas for the sFaderand.' ..NIi-
ilonaife, the "Counts" second, spoke TO ''Short
Boy" who acted IN Il similar capacity for 'f4Esc!a-
pllls, demanding far play, aud said they should
fight l; out. The stakes up, ana TO be either
won or lost. Another round en>ued, when "h,suu-
the two peppers OF his more athletic, bat less sceii
uc antagonist, thus drawing the first blood. There
u something IN the sight OF this crimson fluid rrpug
n'liit TO all not even excepting the .'-E>C uapills "
who Is accustomed to 1t. The 'sCouut, - therefore
was observed 10 finch little. but his second ssNII-
honare, +" persisted III his standing up to another
round The ''Bottie holder'' performed his ,:fir-
and, IN few minutes, both heig-r.ntS were adv
II! the 'sctto." 'Short Boy brought his man up
III good trln-'Alilionaire' spoke some in. uritiur
words TO ''Cnunt. and he, like Secd nri NJ f;,.
battle, was eager for venEcarcr. The cui..iri now
detpfns-cvery eye is fixed upon the sla,:iq,o!ial
Scehv' a GREATNESS pause rnsues Until silence WIS
bro en- by "h1' from "N,uug America" which
fetched the "fount To his knees. This was reiuru
ed, after recovering, with vigor, bui a few rounds
more and the ''tHunt asked i"r Suspension of hu.
tilrS Tie arni.iice WAS granted, and the ro,f-
bI"ed powers calling i'll the aid Of Scotland entered
INTO pacific negotiations. witch finally resulted in an
am!cable adjustment OF all difficulties. The stake,
and belt, by common consent, Were given :.f,scu
arIi>, whilst all parties took horn, shook hands
and separated in peace.
The Julien concert 10 night attended by no,
less than four thousand persons. Ii was the most
brilliant assemb'age have ever in Baltimore.
The music >up"rlitIvcly magnificent.
RoDERlCK.