Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-03
Four Days Later from Europe.
,..sat AFRIyAt oF ,FnE CANADA. ~
More About the Prize Fight.
INE REEEREEls DECISION MOT n1 GIVEN.

| HAmTAx, May 3.---The steamer Canada.
from Liverpool on the 2lst ult, and Queens
town the day following, arrived here this
| evening .if .If.r - HH 1r f..I
The Bohsmiaa from Portland, arrived at
| Liverpool on the 10th ult. -H.
The GH, Of Wdthingtoh, from New York,
arrived at Liverpool on the 2Oth nit.
The Ar0bid, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 22d ult. 1H l '"H
There is nothing yet determined in regard
| to the great fight between Heenan and Savers
for the championship of England. The ref
cree will not make a formal decision until
next week. oiu.N
1t Is emphatically denied, in behalf of both
men, that either desire the battle to be con-
sidered drawn, and ID is claimed for each that
either could have won in few minutes more
George Wilkes writes to the London Time,
denying that the referee stopped the fight al
the request of Heenan and his friends, and
asserting that Heenan virtually won the bat
tie. He declares that Heenan is readyto renew
the struggle at an hour notice, and thathe will
accept Of no other trophy but the belt which
he came 10 win, which he honestly believes
he did win and which he believes he can win
again, and that he will not leave England
until he brings the late contest 10 a new and
due conclusion.
Considerable sums of money had been col
lected on the London and Liverpool Ex-
changes for Sayers. He was to attend the
| London Stock Exchange on the Dist, to be
presented with 100 guineas
II is thought that strong steIs will be
taken by the authorities to prevent another
meeting.
The fight between Linch, American, and
| Shaw, Englishman for the championship of
the light weights was won by the latter.
Morrissey is passenger by the Canada.
| Great BTitdin.-ln the House of Commons,
Mr.. Horsman attacked the foreign policy OF
the Government, .denouncing the designs
| of Napoleon. ~ A..flt-i IlEiBN
Lord John Russell defended the Ministry,
and asserted that they had not been unmind-
full of the honor of their country or the
peace of Europe. Important questions as to
the maintenance of the neutralized districts
of Savoy had arisen, and he believed before
long the Great Powers would be in position
| TO take the point into consideration. NJ.
Taylor q Peers, in the Staffordshire trade
at London had suspended, owing to the fail
ure of the London remittances. Their La
bilities are believed to be small. ..
The Prince of Wales was expected to sal
| for Canada in about week. -.H
| Captain John Vinehall, late Of the Genera
| Screw Company, has been chosen Com
mander of the Great Eastern. u...g.
Mr.. 0tway, Ex-Minister to Mexico hat
been appointed Consul General at Milan.
The chief Cashier, Pullenger, of the Unior
Bank of London was a defaulter it was
believed to a considerable amount.
Frdnce.-The Emperor and Empress will
visit Savoy this summer. The Chalon's camT
is already being formed. 1t is double the
size of last years. J T, .
The rentes on the Paris Bourse were 170f
&C., the market closing dull. r...
| Rumorsgain strength that Congress would
soon assemble to arrange the French Swis'
question. The French journals claim an al
most unanimous vote in all the Commune
Of Nice. ... .I.... al. Hl