The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

school 10 which no belongs have done much 10 reuse Eng
.shmep to more thorough appreciation OF manly SPORT
th txissed curing recent period OF our history 10
not indeed ~ be serted that athletic and wen mould
Cd o Of necessity produces healthy and vigorous frsms
he man pursues the uuest course who culvascs tbs
Obied and harmonious UDion OF mind and body. Mons
sora IN eIors sane as true saying now as when nst
Vas uttered IN oloen tine We glad W believe that
there IL an excellent reaction tho presen day favor
of this principle Wrestling, quarter sing stick
more made matter OF education while the
topai gspe Of cricket popular than ever and
nbc and private schools fast introducing tbs Ger
man systt Of g nnss,s Tue celebration Of oy@pian
nocation OF the fact Moreover, the volunteer move
ent, the most essentially characteristic OF the day,
Important, value There Is i,ils danger Of English-
men gong too far In this direction. Mover sgMa
Ss We introduce e.. too great the ss
eiDs to the deveopement Of the muscular art Only let
be Done with pare ample object For here steps
ised institution Of the country The leading prise fighters
ne day. zoe are assed are not TIC br'cs they are gs~aay
10 aoS s.S & s ssa ne se:, y sr
art But they minister In service which 10 Injurious 70
others The unhealthy excitemeut produced upon tho
upon the desperate betting among men who can Ill afford
70 lose, the main evil which follows In the train OF the
Tor money mot to deveope their manly energies nor
yet DO they aAsst In developing the physical powers
o. thcse around them. Instead Of going TO witness
Ptizs oght - Ut present conducted, let put on
the gloves or without the gloves their ardor carries
them 20 far learn and practoe the art Of fighting
themselves. may DO that, II thcy studied more the
o. honorable contest should hear less Of coward
attacks BY men upon those weaker than themselves,
and OF the dasardy Of the knife other nuderous
weapons Let Eagllshmen face tho the case Men
reverence proves and strength They rejoice contest
We cannot crush ftheee nna ala propeusies il we would
And 1t ID matter for great conxrstuason that In these
things men demand fair and honorable play Among ne
miners Of &af~dshire, Where prise fights abound foul
b0W V0sd call forth erecrdttcn and disgust, Let as not
turn Enthusiastically from what human nature demands but
rather seek to turn these impulses effective SERVICE by
rendering them Of saluary recreation Of the
cultivation OF physical strength and manly courage
From the Liverpool Telegraph, April 12I
There are two things which people must have-some
thing 70 eat and something 70 talk about Heenan ia
NOUS when Louis Napoleon ceases TO interest," and the
diligence Of our correspondent has made scores OF
raj policemen famous In connection with the Yankee pu
gst 1t we're bsesing ether puguacous individuals
reens would be more disposed to keep the peace Hee
cannot seek conceament places most remote with
finding constable his TRAIL and vigilant msgs-
ates, in their a0borrepcs Of peace breakers cannot be
aware thai they are playing the game Of the
"fsncy." They are increasing the interest Of
lie, and provoking more betting and hedging Hesuan
hero People want to know all about his history his
wife and his Whereabouts When the Aeht takes place
the crowd WILDE immense The telegraph will be taxed
spread abroad the result, sporting houses will be
cbookfu Of Rambers boxers and other less reputable
folk "Oh but the magistrates pohce are trying "a
prevent the" Then they are trying in the wrong way
The fight will take place. and the securities called
upon the money will be "foked out" for there one
gentleman in Liverpool who would pay rather than moi
win the odds he calculates on.
While HeeDan and Sayers were training for the CD
pionehip the Channel fleet were training for possible
nght larger SCALE and the result Of the ship training
has not been satisfactory.