New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-22
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AND unit. ady, IN lame leg begurnssg TO fail him.
They SPARED freely, and Norrissey got !" "'
right on ms aGversary's nose. HeeDan '"'"
,a,.d and mt in tnree successive blows on
Morriss.y's nose and meath the blood i"'''","s
eve,y rtr,ke IN streams. Morrissey got ~ '''''
hlov on Hesnan's nbs, when they c'ored a"' "'"'
down Heeusn under. IN the uidt :" WIS i"u"'' .''S
tvo conf a. ants for time seemed co'"P'o'o''
o,s And aood for s,me seconds WIN 'heH "'"' "o""
Lol;r, q, each osaer without attempting 10 90 any
thing. ,, -, a,o.,,,, h,o,,,,,
- bv their seconds; Mouisseys friends fell of
.srssence' cd Heensn's party having slnct given
,npe fight. He was very weak, scarcely sble to
,tssd. aud was evidently giving way fast. They
.spe TO the scratch feeby aud after few en's fiee-
M MADE lis mark on the old SPOT, Morrisseys nose
rorrissey r,ciprocated. They closed and Struggled
lung and hard for the fall, exchanging, meantime az
heavy h dy blows their wasted strength wonih ena
bic thc,i 10 give; at last they went DOWN beepah
pneer amid great cheering from the Morussey people
EYah Round-Mordssey seemed to be very VIA
Ills ,cpnd and received four heavy blows the nose
snds routh without attempting to stop one o tnein
Tha, over. closed and QUO more threw IIeengn.
nm Eeund-Both men cory from heat to foot,
mo-; sckenng spectacle. Both weak they could
srrcely Iift their arms Heensn, after little fenting
followed Morissey to bis ADD delivered severe
rsbtbander in Morrsseys eye. They then closed and
wet down, Heenan under.
Tenth Rouad-Heenan struck several blows on
Nonisse,'s face then struck out violently WIN MS
right, missing bis man, and spinning n1nsei ABOUT
With the force Of the blow. He could not stand seay
Oh his feet beng too weak. MoTssey tired to get 10
lin TO strike him as be turned, but was not quick
.pougb. Heenan closed with hin, AMI they again
went down, Heeoan under.
ELe,enfb RoDnd-The most careful exertiOns of the
seconds were necessary order to enable the men 20
come up at ALL They finally walked to the scrat III,
both very feeble. Heenan's blows all fell short, and
IN aiming heavy blow at his opponent head he fell
and tainted quite away. He was instantly carried to
h,s corner by his seconds who tried to revive him for
the next rouno but unsuccessful. Time was
called, and Morrissey appeared at the scratch but
Heepan was unable to stand, aud Jones threw mp the
sponge il token of defeat, and the referee declared
that the battle WIS won by Morrssey.
The ring was instantly filled with M,rrssey's friends,
who surrounded him, yelhog aud screaming their con
CALCULATIONS in his He too far gone to speak
but lie made an attempt to smile, which was most
sh8,tly thing H. His eye nearly closed; his
mouth cut and lips swollen; bis tongue visible through
the blood; and his literally battered fiat to his
face. Keenan, save bis swollen lips, from the severe
upper cut he received, scarcely oged mark.
His exhaustion was entirely due to his being out of
condition ard to his own tremendous exertioDs, aud
to any punishment lie received from his adversary
Among the distinguished gentlemen present were
Jim Hughes, Paddy Hughes, - Cook, Lew Baker,
jim Turner, Dad Cunningham who shot Paudeen),
Dan Collins, Nike Cudney Tom the Boatman, Big
headed Kley of Buffalo, Joe Coburn. - Cusack,
Louis Berie jim Sandford ex-Pugilist Dublin Tricks,
4 N
ard johnny Lac rus Harry GnbbiD, Ezra White,
and mary other celebrated and distinguished nii-
viduas.
There was the utmost enthusiasm among the Norris
sey people after the fight and the frien Il of the other
mao so far from being disheartened at the result
better satisfied with him than ever he having proved
so satisfactorily bis pluck and ability, aud profess
then selves willing to bet more money than
him.
Heenan and Morrissey were placed side by side on
Ii. same wagon after the fight, aud drawn for mile
or go when they again taken board the steam
boats and proceeded TO Buffalo. The boats
rounded by excited crowds of people on their arrival,
although they did not arrive at the wharf till p M
Morri,seys boat approached the dock firing rockets,
and the party cheering enthusiastically
H.enan Immediately proceeded to the Bloomer
House where he washed his face, and then took sup
very slight dscoloration under eye, and his lips
are slightly swollen from a blow which cut his lips
against his teeth HIS left hand bound up, the two
knucl les being broken.
Morrissey not to be seen, aud was so badly hurt
that he will not probably be removed from Buffalo for
several y tks.
H,epaD goes to-day pleasure trip to Niagara
Falls and vicinity.
As the ears can through the various towns on the
road trains We're surrounded by crowds all anxious to
hear about the fight.
At present the felpg of all who witnessed the battle
IL that Monissey's winning solely due to his I'M
doubted pluck and astonishing power Of enduring
severe punishment and in the least degree to any
science displayed by him. All the fighting was done
BY HeeDan who received not one blow 20 Morrssey's
twenty and had he been in proper condition to fight
tie result night have been very different Within
eight hours after the battle Heenan offered 81 900 to
$50 that M,nissey is not the better man of the two,
the por be decided in the ring within three months,
but be found no takers
Morrissey has declared his intention TO retire from
the ring and to fight more, but Heeuan will never
ret satisfied until he has either beaten Mr. Morrssey,
or until Il at gentleman has pummeled into him
thorough cor vciion that the Benicia Boy never
become the Champion q america.