The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

| The Lnse Pugiisslc Estountsr an Howard
| Street.
CoNbiftor OF PAUDExN-ADDir,cNAL PARTICULARS
CONCERNING THE BELI.IGEKzNT PGKTIEs.
The lac fight between Paudeen and Daddy Cunningham.
al the dance house CT Butt Allen No % Toward street,
The patti: 'srs Of which were MAJ, familiar to the pablo
through IT, columns Of the HERALD wss the subject or
,Ao'0"ea' c-rment sucog the crclcs Of .ns
Stacey yesterday. Tho rival factions o, H. htus OF
"1oH lauaeta ald Cunningham appear to De ihe chan
pions were in an intense state OF exci.oment and up
wards OF Thousand anxious inquiries made at the
New York Hospital relative 10 the condition Of Tho
wounded man, whose life hangs by thread liabls
al any moment to be snapped asunder.
During Saturday night and Sunday morning Psudeen
continued to sink gradually, notwithstanding every
exer,son by means Of stmulans, &C., was
made by Dr. Dubois 70 rally tho patient
TOWARDS noon yesterday Paudeen easior and slight
change for the better perceptbe The surgeon then
gave it as hs opinion that the wounded would live
twenty four hours longer there Q chance Of his
recovery Still the ODDS hundred TO one against che
patients recovery. he MY Tiger week or ten days.
"a IN the case Of Poole, aud then depart to
That bourne FROM whence no traveller returns.
The friends Of the wounded were unrenaitting
their attention during the entire Of yesterday and stayed
by his bedside endeavcrng 70 buoy him up with the hope
TIA. he would survive hs ou.y but Paudeen listened 10
that he doomed man. thAs the day of reckoning had
come, and that in few short hours he would have 10
appear before his Maker there " for deeds
mttted during q Life time fraught with violence. He
felt that tho day OF rotrbuuon had With all liz
fearful terrors The presence Of the Rev Mr. QUINN the
Roman Catholic Church. bal most saiutary eiec. upon
the sufferer. The patient listened atentyey 10 the re-
marks OF the clergy and much affected that he
consented to receive Tho rites OF tho church, sn then
calmly resigned himself to his fate with than ordi
nary fortitude.
Coroner Gamble again visited Mel yesterday aud
asked the patiep; he teairous OF making statement
under oath, concerning the tragic Paudeen
replied tpat he did not feel like IT," there were
many witnesses who the whole transaction rendering
unnecessary for him 10 ootey into the details OF the
event he ibeo suffering much ia body aud
mind and did net like 20 DO troubled with questions &C.
relating 70 taosaotion which Witnessed by many
others more competent than he TO give testimony He
expressed VI feeling against Connie his refusal
10 make an affidavit would fully ,npy.
IN our sketch cf Paudeens ne IL yesterdays HERALD
omitted two incidents which, at this time may
prove interesting Some six weeks previous to the san
wiz Hall tragedy, Paudcoa made sttenr. to take the
corner q Broadway and bioor,e street, when pauceen
discharged p.o, al Hyer, bu, luckily without effect
the bell from the did further damage than
clustering mirror which hung tic bar. For that
attempt &c take the le Of Her. Peudeen indicted ny
to Grad jury: eu: TIC case never came 10 trial Ia
Jepuay 1866, Psudeen and Jim Hughes BECAME engaged
in deadly conflict at tho gambling saloon OF ohuny yug
correr OF Broadway aud Canal street 1e beilgerents
forant across tabe with knives cr each other severely
AID then drew their pistols bat before they had time 10
discharge then,, some Of the friends OF both
parties seps's.4d them. Baker was present
eyertoos mainly TIA, raodeen prevented from
killing Hughes about the time Paadcea bocaD.e
involved in q difficulty with a man namta Alien, Bt a
darce house Ia Church shee., formerly kept bS Cyrus
Shay, called Tie Senate Ga that cccaaion Paudcop b,
The oe'eer ~ o. n,s sn'aeoost msin'ng bro for HE
biz way th,ber IL ia alleged that no committed savage
assault upon enc "a the Passengers and wac obliged 20
crete bse at Panama IL ordof TO oscle from the ire Of
the United States On bic arrival New YORK he
himself with gang Of emgrar runners L. this more
time q The Pooe difficulty snd lis faie Termination at
ssnwix Hall IN February 1868. Since Neo he has been
continually scrapcs aud i. Is scarcely month he
emerged from the PeBieotary Blackwsl's Island,
where he was nen. fer fecnous assault and battery:
Of Daniel C.Dulbgbsn not much need DO said. He Is
small sized rosn lightly built and sincns professional
men might be termed good specimen of the "fea;her
weights" Knowing his inability TO cope with such mon
az Pnudeen, Hyer and Others Of tbs "heavy weights"
he always vent armed, ready and wiling at any moment
to protect himself with his pistol. FOR Mofrissey
Cunningham hss the mo-, undyGg friendship. He
thinks that Norrissey, in fancy" point Of view is
tho greatest mRn tina; over lived This ceiusi,p has
been the means OF craving him into frequent hshS,
but the lutte champion always came ort best Cunning
ham Goes not woish more thar leo pounds, yet GO
great his animal courage, That no known 10
back down before such liver. Daddy is
well known among fighting cf the mort piucky
and saucy members Of the "iea!her weights" on
the Poole inquest when the question OF Mofrisseys
whereabouts the night az the tragedy at stsnwx Hall
remained in doubt Dadcy stepped forward and proved an
ditf fer bis friend. Cunninghams manner ito w;-es
stand that occasion extremely indcpendcr; tia:
Ccrcpcr Hilton threatened TO commit him for contempt no
did behave respectfully twas thought by many
OF Pcoes friends that Morrissey the chief nsgs:or
The at S,shwix Rail and that he close at hand
whtp TIE sray ;Cok place, but Cunningham teses thst
be ru, Norrissey bed that night Of TIE Belle Union,
LeeI ard street. folly hour before Baker, Paudcen and
the rect o. The party made their appearance al the
o. thai memoisbe tragedy in which Poole bs his
c and thus cleared the suspected party OF any comp
city IN q matter Of which he doubt, knew nothing
as all.
C,,snrhar WIS rrrn-ed from the Fc,yecnth urocintt
t-fr house yesterday and conveyed 10 tho Essex
tl Police Court Prison, there TO await Inc resul; Of