, 1860-05-02

began the fighting briskly. saycrs tried to get
away, but Heenan follored him sharply aud
caught him with one OF the old ieft'handers,
which laTeled him at the ropes
RoCxD So" Three to one on Heauan :"-
Sayers came up sptrisedly this time, and gath
eriog himself handsomely, let dy with his left
and caught Heenan On the mouth. The Boz
pressed forward for retaliation, but caught it
With great eeSeflty again, and once mote the
cheers went up for Sayers. Heeuan rushed
forward, but his blow passed over the shoulder,
and Sayers catching again heavily on the mouth
vent down amid great cheering from his friends.
This was severe round tot Heeaan, who bled
rery freely; but there was not man on the
ground who did not admire the sound game
which he displayed in following up the shaTpest
and most damaging cuts.
RocSD 3l.-Two to ona offered 10 be taken By
the friends of Savers. Sayers, encouraged By
the success Of the last4ound, and the evident
bewllderiug effect it had on his opponent,
walked over into Htenan's corner and opened
the campaign himself. As quick as thought he
planted sharp cut on Heenan's mouth, and
followed it By light touch on the left cheek,
in which direction he evidently still hoped to
have 1hs happiness 10 close up the only renaln-
ing eye. When Hecnan would hare come back
for his satisfaction, he avoided cleTesly by get
ting dowu and letting tho fierce sl,ot of Heenan
Rorsu 32.-Heenan felt distressed while at his
seconds corner, and when be confronted SayeEs
he did not show that a1acrity Of battle he had
exhibited before He led oil, however, but
Say yers got away, md subsequently, q few pasaes
were exchanged with no effect, and, as the
blood was flowing from ueenan's serious cuts
all the while, he paused in his hostllties to be
temporarily sponged of. While this WIS going
on, Sayers, who, though most seriously hurt,
was by fer the least dis6gured, folded his arms
and stood TRANQUILITY before Heenan, and sur
Fcyed him with the most amazing confidence,
and as il he was his captive. When they came
together asaia, Sayers was the first up with
ligh: tap, and they then separated once more
for wipe otf, neither being IN a lumorto press
too rapidly on tue other. T-ey came together
again with light exchanges, 1aother separation
took place, end the round ended by Neenan
him down By tremendous blow on the nose.
f"Thst's pretty fellow for Champion Of Eng
land." said Macdonald, pointing disdainfully ut
Sayer while nursing his man.
IouSp 33.-Sase ers was this time slow to rise
from his seconds knee The game little fellow
tions. but he found be WAS oreFmatched, and It
was like fighting against fate to hope TO oTer-
come his game.Iastiag und powerful adversary.
Though be showed no evidence Ct sinking Of
beart, his want Of prospect had plaiu effect
upon his spirits, and Heenau had TO 80 after
hin almost to his secords knee. It Mss plain
that the fight was nearly out Of him, aaa his
friends SAN cleAzly that his chance was gore.
While, therefore, the two men commenced to
square away, they thought to mate diversion
in favor Of the Champion By an outc1y Of - Pc.
lice! police:" in the hope that Heenan, as a
stranger, might be struck with alar1n and either
| be induced IN natural punic to jump over the
head 80 that the watchful Champion might re!
! on his left eye. But the artidce did no. take
| Eeenan had been forewhrned Of the intended
| dodge, aud lie had seen, moreover, that several
| policemen had been quietly looking ut the bat
tie erer since the seventh round lie, there
| fore, only fought On the fercer, and Savers he
| ing on the lookout for chances at the same
moment, they had passage Of real ding dong
!, give and take fighting, in the ancient s:yle
| Tie blood flowed freely frctn them botL, ano
two or three tines heys.epped aside to sponge
but neither paid ary more attention 10 III.
swsying crowd, and the pretended e1ert te
| keep back the police, than II no Effort ct tha
the nose Of SaJers, and tae latter in return
caught Uecnan sharply i'll the mouth, drawing
E further quantity ot blood. Savers seemed K
be encouraged aud to tfeshen up ut this, ant
went after Heenan, but the Boy caught him cnt
aooxed him with another Square knock dow
blow. [lC0 to 90 on Hecnau.1
RousD 344-Sayess now came up very weak
and lis partlsans seeing his chance was alusos
hopeless, kept up the clumer abou. the police
| while the poor police, beHildcrtd at their ow1
importance, or rather ut the sudden and Gcsi
tious importance thus giyeu to them, looked o,
in perfect wonder At the sepseless panic, Du
I1eeuan paid no heed 10 the idle trick, brt wen
up to the fading Sarers and lit at him with ef
feet, sud then closed upon him for l. fall l,
tine thickest adrersity there often comes & ra.
Of light aud promise, eud Just at this pOiat tn
Champion found a CLEAN Of promise. whicl
seemed to show him the road 10 yicto.y. 4
they struggled fer the fall, aud while they fell
it 80 happened tilat Sa3ers' right har,l hecam
i1ee TO play upon heenan's left eye, and pla
upon it he did so vigorously that i threaterc
to close ucGes the une1 1pecteh visitation. Sayes
MAS thrown and uccnan fell on him; hut nhs
the latter reached his corner, aad the swe!lir
eye WAS seen, the hopes Of his frieuas besaa t
be disturbed.
Rorsp 35.-SaYers r,.she1 in to improve ii.
opportunity thus E:yea to him. and with Iii. ~
parently improved chauces the clsmor aboi
the police snosided. and during the sh.rp cs
changes that ensuei, their particular alarm W.
done. au.1 the round ended by ucen:.n's seizin
FSsyers in his arms, and throwing him out fro,
. Hin Glenn to The earth ~ if he we-e Il frog.
RorSD 36.-1lceuan, howeyer. in aidition |
bis strength, w:s not 50 much luuaYad On IL
left eye AZ The hackers Of Saycrs suprcscd;
had p4euty Ct daylight i'll 1t to tiut his n1yc,
| sary, aud be went after him like i tiger. Eisi
aud left he gave it bin in the most cc1nns1lt
ing s,ylc--hrst on The mouth. tLen Or the ri.t
cheek, ind then hit l!:a against the ropes. i
! | ter slight separation, and process Of -pon:
ing of, lie went ut him, again, but caught it 9
the mouth, zna alied considerable b1vcd iu &C,
sequence. Again be pressed upon hia', b.
Say eEs was too quick, a1d went down to syci
Rvrxn 37.--1he cries of police now becau
perfectly leafening from sayrrs' sile; b.
Hceaan still locked neither right or lctt, b
only at his man. lie bit him once on tho bas
as lie went ruuuicg to his corner, and Is 5aye
| struck back and missed, lie seized him with
| arm around his ueck, aud held him for uinu
; in the ajr. Sayers. bo#eger, got up his ha.
and seized neenan by the cheek md pulled
its sore and fapp? fold. most pa':fuly. Th
forced !ieenan to lose his hold, aud Say ye,s sli
; | ped down.
!, Rorsp cs.-It was now plain, from, The moi
: around Savers corner, that ii was the dete
nina'ion Of his parry to briug tho tight to s,,
,, | a close as would sarc Sayers the bell; but 81.
HeeEan kept to his work, and Macdonald lie
| was determined to fight and TO do nothing el
so long as he could sc. Snycrs to fight with hii
aud though the ring WAS now on the point
,, being broken in. be- went up to his man NJ
foug ght as manfully aud Us desperately IL at fir
tie bit Sayers - be peased, and finally, sc;zi1
and held him there aud against the ropes COT
pletely ut bis mercy. Lett to himself, Saye
l must have sunk helpless to the earth iucapat
: to respond again 10 time, wl,e1cupon, tindin &
! desperate crisis had arrived, the adherents
the Champion actually took hold Of Hcenar
arms, and while they kicked and e.ruck hi
:, | dragged tho beaten Champion from his hold.
!; RorSo S5.-The confusion was ROW so gre
that no appeals could possibly be heard, AMI l.
ring being broken in by the friends Of Savs,
ut The same moment tho referee verY impro
: erly got up and retired. Aeenau, however, a
: pretending soase new artiice to prevent III
from obtaining the belt be had so fairly NO
!; remained in the ring, md when time vas calle
vent after Sayers again through the centre
& the crowd that now swarmed within the inn
ropes Of the arena. Sage was pushed up
5 wards him, hut he easily hit him down OF pt
sued Lin to the corner among his seconds, ~
l. man would drive boy.
), In tue 10th and 4lst rounds, this dis1c=oyaS
\ treatment was repeated, s3ycrs neither time
i Ing brought up until ueensn presented hi1ns
: before him, aud demanded he should come Z
: snd fight. Finally, when he went up the Ii
= time. fer
q RorSn 4s, finding that, tl,cu:h saJers cot
:, not, or would not. rise from bis 6eet in his c,
her, and hi. secoudx refused TO- award him /
= victory that belonged 10 hic,, bs thEowiug
, | the sponge, be advanced upon hi:, in the uiit
OF his seconds, and struck him where lie $
q Being struck in return By some Que else in Il
corner, he turned upon thEt other psrty, IL
+ in his just Indignation at the aEtzas seaus paann
s in which the object Of his ambition had been
5 houorably wres,ed from, Lin, hs opened u fl
q q fight against them all: His friends, howev
u iuterfeTe1, and Carried him back to his corn
q from whence, after declaring himself 10 BE- /
| winner of the fight, and the true orner or /
g belt end title Of tic Champion Of England,
8 left the ring. Fair-ninded aud tonoruble Eu
: lishuen will decide whether thets rights,
). dearly and bravely won, shall not be gi7en
. him becaSse he Is Il stranger to their sol.