The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

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the ship and arrested several Of the parties said "a
have been concerned In the ARRAY.
the Match e:>swssM JsAnny Walker and Bin
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We regret to state nat, alter all the battle be
tween these men viii not Gene on on Tuesday next,
although up to late hcdr On Friday we were LED TO
believe Vat al would at length 30 On IN shiP-shape
depceit to be made at Jenny Shaw's, and at the
appointed hour Walker was present TO post ms own
money, and friend appeared ON behalf o. hayes
There was NO betting and there appeared % De NJ
well, but he looked PALE and was evidently fleshy.
On Thursday he returned to Newmarket, where he
had been tSaining for week; but on Friday he
again came to London IN such 2 state OF health as
to be incapable Of entering the ring. He sent Q
friend to us at eight o'clock in the evening to
inform us that 1t would be useless his at
tempting to fight, for he could not hold up
q hand. He had been, his friend told us, so ha-
raised by certain law proceedings now pending,
and by the false statements which were abroad with
regard to his intentions in the ring, that his mind
was completely upset, and he, in consequence, was
unable to pay due attention to his training. It
Hayes TO induce him to allow the match to stan 4
over for q month, and in the meantime he trusted
that we would not part with the stakes. Or course
we were much astonished at this message from
the mark. All we could do, however, was to ex-
press our sorrow at the disappointment. Ito per
suade him to fight in such condition would be
absurd) Unless he can induce Hayes to accept q
gratuity condition that the battle should be post
poned. forfeit will be the inevitable result Hayes
10 at present away ct his training quarters and as
Dan Dismore, his 0stensibe hacker cannot act with
out him. we shall be unable to state the result of the
negotiation until our next. The late hour at which
we received the intimation from Walkers friend
precudes rs from making any further remarks upon
the subject.
With reference to Walkers letter. inserted in oul
last, in reply to his principal hacker, have just
received the following from an old ring-goer and ad
mrer Of the manly art:-
10 THE KDrroR on Bul,s LIFE IN LONDON
Icankot refrain from noticing the ietter from Walker
inserted in your paper Of last week, and exposing thu
fsllacy Of its contents unable to discover will
what Justice the writer of II complain Of the anony
character Of the letter signed Walkers Bacher,
declining to on with the match as it is well known
who Walkers hacker II Is well known he is thu
gentlemen whom Walker deceived in his fight with
Tom Lane, previous to his departure to America,
give walker another chance Of reganing his lost position
promising pay all expenses attending his training which
appeared likely to be heavy walker before consentne
absolutely necessary to get himself M not intending (a
he Raid) TO throw chance Was he not constantly
seen IN London n very suspicious company when hi
NewmarbetY Did he say single word to his
hackers about his taking public house before his Agh
came of Does any man imagine that old stale
one however clever no may be- go into the ring fl
to fight BY training in Clements lane aided by skipping
roper Walker had no excuse, for he had only to men
ton sny private difficulty to his bacher whose only in
structons to him to spare reasonable expense
TO take whom he liked with him. and to get az well Al
fresh country cir ana strong exercise could make him
ker option but to do his best when he stand
in the ring he begin to regret his skipping propensi
successfully against like Hayes and to his cos
he willfnd. Yours, &C., RING GOER.