Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

VIZ admire seereiter's pluck. Like Barnaby
Ridges raven, he will not say die, for all Phe-
Ian has these two or three times positively re.
fused to play any more billiards champion
games) with him: We incline to the opinion
that there is victory in Seereiter and that Phe-
Ian has found it out. The following clip from
Porter's Spirit of The Times, coming to hand
Yesterday, seems to justify such an opinion.
A NEW CHALLENGE FROM SEERElTER TO PIE.
iLAN.-We are informed, by correspondents at
Detroit that a movement is on foot=ln that CITY
to comply with demands of Mr.. Pheian, IN re-
lation to the amount of money requisite LOT
new encounter between him and SeerelteT; ana
that private subscription will shortly DE SET
on foot to post the necessary sum ior fna a %
| S95. 600 a side, and the Championshipot Amerl'
Ca. This movement, are assured, Will pro-
coed from pure city pride, and not from any
love of gain; and it will be conducted, IN the
main, by gentlemen who, ordinarily, 90 not take
much interest in wagers of any KIND. haVing
learned that Mr. Phelan is determined not 10
play again for less stake than $50, OO0. ana
| being very confident in the ability OF thelr
champion to redeem his laurels, they are deter
mined to come up to the mark of Mr. Pheahs
declarations and give their representative an
other chance AS we know that this 1ntorma-
ton is sent to us in good faith, in the shape oil
an initiatory instalment of $4,000. Let mr.:
lPheIan therefore, look after his harness. ana
prepare for the lists again!
Here is also the latest news from the same
source, concerning the movements OF
Ton SAVERS AND HEENAN-In consequence OF
the pains which have been taken, by two OF our
contemporaries, to misrepresent the condition OF
affairs in relation to Heenans challenge to Tom
Savers for the Championship OF England, we
have been addressed by several correspondents
for our opinion as to whether match between
these heroes of the rival hemispheres is likely
to come off In reply to them ALL we wish to
EXPRESS our complete confidence that the Editor
of Belts Life, who has the otter OF Heenan IN
his charge, will be able to bring the match about
1t is generally believed in England that me
| Unknown" with whom SayerS now STANDS
matched to fight on the 18th November next,
is doomed forever to remain unknown, so lar as
action in the prize.ring is concerned, and that
he has been mere brought forward by the
Champion ruse, TO secure sumclent the
after his fight with Brettle, in September, to
enable him to retain, and protective belt. Inc
Iprobability therefore, is that 1.-THE Unknown"
will forfeit to SayerS IN July or August next
and the match with Aaron Jones being thus de-
termined as early as February, Heenan VIII be
let in for his chance by the middle OF next
Summer. Should Jones, however, prefer TO
stand aside in favor of his young pupil, as some
have surmised he may not be dSinclined TODD,
then the Heenan match might be considered
virtually on, and hardly more delay ensue than
the hackers of. Heenan would vnlnntnrilV -nrefer
We do not feel warranted, however, in giving
any sanction to this latter view; but we have
no hesitation in assuring the friends of the
Benicia Boy that they may look confidently for
ward to match between the Champions OF
England and America, for the united Champions
Belt, as a thing that cannot well pass by. The
object in making misrepresentation to the con.
trary is we'll understood; but Bells Life will. in
due time, expose these errors, and the course OF
events will vindcate our Judgment.