The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

light for Kelly. They displayed fine science, and had .
smart time Of it, They were both famous at duckng, au
made good Of their UNDERSTANDING getting ont or
each others reach There only three rounds, much
10 Tho disappointment Of the spectators az there
wrath in Kciys eyes that meant 10 tel tale il their en-
counter had continued In spite of disappointment they
were loudly cheercd.
II Intended to have here introduced Champion Nor
rssey and Professor Ognon for the WIND ~, but mo
mcnt's delay occurring and the band tempting merry
Johnny Aaron to shake his toes the little fellow went At
Virginia breakdown with great gusto to the great amuse
ment Of everybody Johnnys terpschorean performance
perfectly conyused the whole house. and the cudcst up
pause Of the evening testified the appreciation Of the en-
tertainincn Golden another Of the fancy joined IN and
showed vastly science with his feet than ne ia
before shown with his hands This Change IN the
programme lasted considerable time, and thon vas intro
duced again
BARNEY AARON AND YOUNG COsGEorE or CALI
FORSIA.
They bad a fine set to, both being considered very
smart IL fine hitting, stopping and counterins.
These light weights cared more or display of science
than demonstration of muscle and iher Efforts were
duly appreciated They tapped each other on the pro
boscs often that that ornament of the face must have
been uncomiortably warm and somewhat out of Joint.
Like sknnng, perhaps they have 20, used to and
took IL kindly enough. This ended the small fry, aud
III entered
PROFESSOR oTTIGSoS AND MoRRIssEY
Az the cheering which greeted their entrance
subsidized, Mr. Lindsay, Of the editors Of the Ciyer,
stepped forward the foot lights addressed the de
lighted audience. He said
GeneInen-I have been deputed in consequence Of the
absence Of the stakeholder in the late match between Mr.
Heenan and Mr. Morrssey TO present to the victor Mr.
Morrissey the Of the stakes depending on that
contest lhave, therefore, great pleasure in handing
Mr.. Morrsey check for the of So O00 that being
the amount OF the stakes.
Mr.. Lindsay leaving the audience, approached Mr.
Morrissey, made the presentation which gracefully
acknowledged, and returned again to the fooghs with
THE DIAMOND PIN.
"Gcntlemen," continued Mr.. Lindsay, g have also
another pleasing duty to perform few friends OF Mr.
Morrssey in token Of their appreciation of his conduct
both previous and subsequent to the gh and approving
Of his resolution 10 retire from the prize ring have taken
the opportunity Of escntng him with this handsome ties
tmonial, in shape OF diamond pin, aud trust that his
future career Will be conormablc TO their good opinions
(Cheers)
Mr. Morrissey came to the front of the stage and said
GESIIEsES-I am much obliged to you Tor your attend
ance here this evening Previous TO my night with Mr.
Heenan | announced that win or lose, il should be the
last time that should appear in the ring have in
tention OF fighting again. II had any enmty when the
mattel was made II terminated in the ring. have no
wish to be friends with him and them
Expressing his qualification for the very magnificent
present from his friends, he withdrew from the lights to
the scratch amid great cheering
The first gentleman s well known in the city as the
proprietor OF the gymnasium in Crosby street last
ing his first appearance for the last ten the
public boards. II intended that Aaron Jones should
lace Morrssey and give the champion every opportunity
of display ing his SKILL but for other Aaron
their own account There was nothing lost The professor
knew the art, and took considerable pride III squarng
up to the champion, The latter formerly his pupil
The Professor seemed to be rather too Iastaiian for
heavy tug but his science guarded well his wind bag
and the set to went oil admirably Morrssey as,onshed
everybody by his sparring. Few would have thought
that the John Morrssey that has been walking the
Of this city during the last week, muied up heavy
seal skin coat, and somewhat slow and heavy footed
was the same man that sprung light
the hghtest of the feather weights that
the boards last evening. His science admirable
His stopping treat, and thought that with
Their Of less corporation than the professor he would
have made his right tell handsomely countering. The
professor him singer the which changed
smile into resolution, which unquestionaby would have
spoken had he not considered better TO spare his wrath
With several slight exchanges the forehead there
nothing particular to note. Both retired from the
stage amid the deaenng cheers OF the delighted
spectators, and thus ended the complimentary benefit