New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
GREAT BRITAIN.


Say The Ssh. The proceedings were tame, anothere
were not more than thousand present.
The submarine cable for Gibraltar viii be ready by |
the middle Of September.
CAPTURE al THE BENECIA Boy"
Fgss The Masehe,tey GUARDIAN, AlriI7.
Heenan the f" Benecla Boy," who ia matched 70 !
hsht Tom Ssyers for the Chsmoonship ofthe world,
is now in the custody of Mr.. Hilton, Head Constaols
Of Derby. The desils of his apprehension are as fol-
lowe: On Thursoay afternoon last, CLARKE Detecuve
Officer of the Leioestershue constabuary, ar lyed In
Derby with a warrant for the apprehension 0. neensu
Il being understood that the celebrated puglist win
he trainers YVES located at Trent Locks, which divide
ibe counties Of Derby and Leicester The
officer got the warrant backed by Derbythlre mass-
raie and at 10 O'Clock Thursday night Clark nc
panied by Sap. Shaw, Sergeant Lowndes, ana Ponce
fonstable BALKAN, of the Derbyshire forces, pro.
set sed in tsp" 10 Trent Locks, where they arrived
about O'Clock yesterd4y morning; They put up az
Dsacon's pubhchouse and remained there until five a.
m when they PROCEEDED 10 the Navigation Inn, kept
by Mr. Rice Trent ferrymsn let them iato the
hsuse and they planted themselves at tne bot
tom OF the bedroom stairs and then asked for the land
lord The landlord came down. In answer TO the
question whether Heensn was not 10 his house ne re-
piled that he had been there on the evening Previous
but he did not know tn he sleep Dg there. Ser
geant Lowndes and Police constable Htlam then pro-
6eededed to q Toom, the bed OF which had evidently
ipst been vacated and by the side of it were shirt,
cuses and waistcost. In the room also were two OF
HeeDan's hackers and 0Donnell, his trainer. Oae OF
them was an American, who said he had only arrived
IN England the day previous. Iney all 0ehled any
knoWledee Of HeeDan's whereabouts.
After the officers had searched every room upstairs
for about an hour, they descended again. Directly
s3tervsrd man named Henry Zschison, who keeps
the cekhouse the Trent bank came lnto the mouse
with note written in pencil, which ne gave to the
landlord The police were in plain clothes and SUPER
intendert Shaw said 10 Jacobson, "What is itP lie
replied that "it was from Heenan, who was at his
house" The note was as follows:
clam waiting fer my shoe. the LIGHTHOUSE; oDOnnen
must bring them TO me directly"
The officers then proceeded to the Lock Hsuss.
u Cd glf Eun MA ~ HaanQn QQOud
rot allow them 10 90 mp stairs without producing a
search warrant. Sergeant LOwndes then went 10
comfy magistrate for search warrant snc aIer ne
had been gone abont ten minutes HGenan jumped
through Z8ctisons bedroom window and leaped over
the head Of Police Constable Halam. He at once
took to hs heels followed by the onlceIs An exciting
chase epsued, bat the American, not knowing tse
line of country" was captured alter clearing low
fields.
Both Heensn and his backers appeared deeply
tiled st his being taken. This was about o'clock
yesterday morning, and trap being sent for, Hee1an
was pnt In and conveyed 60 Derby, distance of 10
miller. On the road he had good deal OF "chaf
with the oficers, and tbrt atened to smash Sergt.
Lowndess pose but the latter replied that no Amer
lean could DO it. Heenan said he had never signed
apv agreement 10 fight Ssyers; therefore, II was an
Illegal spprt heDsiOn. He also sad he could - eb
ary Enel sbman % which Lo~noes, with stretch of
patriotism replied that he would be poor Enghsoman !
khat couldnOt hex him. Heenan remarked, II nave |
been removed twice; they do Rot attempt to take
Savers, willie have been hunted about like dog" |
Hs arrival a. Derby about 10 a caused an lmmsnse
beDfAOn ana the front OF the IoWn Hall was DeseBed
during the day by great mob.
Aftr HeeI an had been in the lookup short time be
was visited by MIR. III. z. Gis1one, Derby maglss |
sTate who ordered bic removal 70 better qa4rters and
he was ST nee removed &c the bead consabes house.
where be is at present comfortably located lie VIII
be brought up this morning before the eouniy mSgs
katsE
KEENAN, HELD TO BAIL AND RELEASED. |
Heepan was before the magistrate at Derby on the |
7tb charged with tie intention of engaging in prize
aoh thayehv canaino q breach of the Deace.
Mr. Leech appeared in his behalf and said Heenan |
had never broken the peace in England, aud had no
intention Of doing True he may have made use OF
harsh language in the excitement Of his capture, when
bis passion was aloused but when he considered that
he had been hunted out of eight countless while his
opponent Ssyers was allowed ID go on with the great
Get IMMUNITY he did feel sore at the treatment he
receiving.
He Rpologzed if be had used expressions which he
osght not Two respectable gentlemen were ready to
give bail TO The amount required. Guided by the sta
zion in life of the parties lin America Heenan was
blacksmb be hoped the Bench would assess the bail
as a small amount. The clerk announced that the
Bench agreed to take Heenans own recogHizance for
ESQ, with 40 suIeties in E25 each. Loud applause.
He added that the authorities had no feeling beyond
the preservation Of the peace. 1t was stated by the
Court that Heenan could not further be nterfered with
anywhere, unNse ne prohe uho PooV0' AHO Dune"oo
were promptly signed and Heensn and hs friends left
Derby for London.
From Belle LIE, ApyR7.
The ink il scarcely dry with which we wrote the
Iopo article below on the match for the Championship,
when we received telegraphc dispatch from sports
man IT Derby 10 the following effect:
"FHIDlY Apu6-Tbey have just spprehendeo John freeman
Trent Lock and got him In Derby lookup twenty ine'
This announcement naturally excited our surprise
and yexstop especially when we came to conslder the
SPOT where the arrest took place. We instantly com
muncaed the facts TO Mr.. Wilkes, as the proper rep
Tesentative of Hee3an 10 England. The Indignation
of that gentleman was not lees than our own and ne
and his friends all agreed with that If any persons
were 70 blame in the matter they were Heenan nmsen
and his com panions MIR. Falkland and Jack tacdon-
aid. Ruuors had been spread that Tom Sayers in-
tended to obtain the arrest Of his opponent in order
that be might retain the belt without another contest
but such an accusation this was warmly secuted BY
ali the American gentlemen as by ourselves.
Why Fbkland or Macdonald should have selected
Derby, above all places in England, for the training
quarters OF their man, We know not, nor pos
sibly conceive Han been their deliberate intention
have their arrested they could not have gone 10
better place 10 insure their object. II is only few
weeks since three tired at the asszes in tina
very town for being concerned in q prize-f <ht. Ia
Derby gail were Tom Paddock, Harry Poulson, Cal.
IaebaD and others, confined for many months for
riot in connection with prize-Hght, and the Who'll
county has long been kno wn az the most dangerou |
Mace for the members Of the p K 10 select for the
sports.
eably settled and that the fight may yet come off
sIthonob, of course, it is impossible 70 bring off
the dsy originally fixed. we would ADVISE both me
=. iii adhere 10 their exercise strictly az possible
"a not make this affair the excuss for break on
1sotb seem anxious for mill and no stone VIII be et
.,~roed by the London friends OF Heenan 10 bring