The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

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fees himse 70 have broken NO less commandnsst than
the eighth and yet IN all honor be said scores Of such
cases have como under The direct and personal knowledge
OF the gentlemen connected with the SERVICES and
TONS IN varying IN aancunt from nerd TRIES y
les than $500 n once attest tho genunens q the good
osvngs Of those who have been aocusomsd 70 regard
and speak Of the movement itself - ono q merc evapora
omit 70 nsice and that is The union Of Christians q every
denomination IN It. Epscopaans and nonconfornists be
longing TO every branch Of the evangelical church, meet
common ground, and blend together their sympathies
prayers, and efforts behalf Of the moral and spiritual
elevation Of their fellow townsmsn.
The Bsnec1a BOY In EngIand.
]From the London Sun, Feb. ISL
pugilstc encounter took place On wednesday, be-
tween James Mace, Of Norwich and Robert Tavcrs the
black for &2oo. Tho betting was two 70 one on the
"dayky, Mace being the non favorte In the course u
duct he nr Ses an On he oSsr
hand Travers not only fought without Judgment but
peacdy, conty 70 the l3h rule resorted to the drop
eauenty aiehted where they should not 7he referee
repeatedly cautioned Trvcrs not TO thus transgre ba.
the black ser jest leading With le debsratey went
down without blow being exchanged, the battle which
lie Boy res VIE number Of he
rcan friends and Tfavers had been allowed 70 pursue
would have given the ssboy' and his friends bnt very
contemplate notion Of what in England Is called fair
standup Tight.
THE CoNrEXPLArsp PRIZE FIGHT.
In the Houae Of Commons, on the oath uit, Mr. HAD
FIELD rose, amid much laughter TO call the attention OF
ton which be had presented rom the nhabian q Sud.
brock Park, Petersham and Ham, complaining Of cdi-
subject e h ga
for the called Championship Of England, and the conse
right honorable bsrones whether his attention. hsa sen
called to the notices Of tho contemplated proceedings Ia
ns pubic sd ns " 70
The honorable member was proceeding 70 make some
further observations but general cry OF Move, move,"
Mr.. COLLINS had another question which the right
honorable gentleman might answer at the time It
the
the brother OF her deceased husband Tho parties had
applied nrs TO the clergyman ofther parish, and then
TO the registrar and In both cases had been refused
Subsequently they went to Shrewsbury, and after
days residence swore 10 residence of fortnight, and
wished 10 put was whether government had any inteu.
ton Of prosecuting the man for perjury
Sir O. LEWIS said that their present proceedings OF
Of the discussions which the motion for the ad
tournament Of the House They had had discussions
about Lord Egin and SIR Michael Seymour, from which
they had wandered 70 the French treaty, 70 be subse
9uently brought up by the pathetic appeal Of the
prize fight and the whole had finished by the rsther
dusive narrative OF the honorable member for Knares
borough touching the marriage OF man With his do
With respect to the first question he had only say that
his attention had been called the Intended pugistic
referred the matter 70 Sir Richard Mayne who he had
doubt, would be able 70 keep the peace within the
limits q the Metropolitan police Cloud laughter Be-
any positive promise TO his honorable friend because he
was informed that neither day place had been nxod
probably means would be taken 70 dafsss Tho Vigilance
Of the police and 10 prevent notoe being given vas I'm
sudden INTO e.
the purposes Of tho fight With regard V The question
OF the honorable member Tor Kn.rcsbOrough his answer
that fho had mn 9TH
government prosecution, but after full inquiries he bad
the conclusion that there grounds for
the adoption Of such course.
The New Irish-Amer1ean SteAmahips,
From the London Evening Jcurnall
deputAton Of the Royal Atlantic Steam Navigation
Company Qimited), consstins Of Dennis Kirwaa, d.,
chairman Of the Iish committee, John Coney, and Mr..
SON proceeded on Thursday from Ton1oa 70 Newcastle.
nTyne, foE the purpose Of inspecting the magnificent
in course OF erection by the Messrs Palmer
nAusht, and the population arrived early Friday
ing, spent the greater part OF the day in examining this
several details The two ress Ocean steamers now bong
s r .dv 1 s- s csan.ush sns q
for launching early in March, ana the other, the
Leins.er, viii be ready In few weeks after. The Con.
bsrths fitted up her splendid saloon nearly completed,
and nearly finished that within ten days After her
launching In March abe win be able 70 take the deep
The Connaught, well her sister Ahp, the Icnser,
are splendid specimens Of naval architecture. The fol-
loving the dimensions Of the Connaught Her length
over al 78 fee length between perpendicular, $40
fest; BREADTH which d specially suited for great speed,
% feet depth Of hold, az feet The tonnage Of This
splendid steamer 1890 tons and the nominal horse
power or her engines, which already placed IN her.
equal 70 500 The principal saloon Ito feet long, and
capable Of dining with comfort two hundred peFsous
The atting up OF This magnificent apartment already far
eAvanced, and many Of the splendid mirrors are
The oil painting Representing Irish and American sceas
~, intended 10 adern the wal. ell ready and
cuted with great taste and ability In addition 70 this
oommodaon fer first ciass pssssnge she also provided
Of Ireland, aud win be able 70 give ample aooompda
ton 70 four hundred intermediate and steerage
TOR whose comfort and convenience every proysun ID
being made. The twin seer ship The LeinGisr which b
preng close On he hee Of the oGher ship IN point II
advancsment Win BE- ready in few weeks eftsr hs Con
naught, and win Be - near . possible Il the den
sicns and power. = Confidently expected that thess
Two magnificent vessels win be sdoA and ready Tor -
two months, and that hey viii BE- the sAgtsse ocean
6rgh waters. After tbs 70 N0Vona6ls
the depuacA went 70 Hull 10 inspect Me ywu seeaue
now being built By the MemxH GamuslDon Those yeopele
though mot % far advanced - the vses that arc benz
constructed By The Mes9S Palmer are in very forward
win Be launched u the commencement Of March, but nc
will be launched without her engines, and win have 70
wah FOR the perfeong of hor machinery. tThe second
steamer, the Munster, building BY The Mea SAmuelsou
also n forward condition. and the deputA&ion were
equally gratled n the progress which The Messrs
SamuelDoo bad made h their CONTRACTS.
10 the above description We may add what win no
doubt nattsr many Americass haa hses vss ars being
buih n ne usdsl Il Ne Gains steamers. Lns thsm
NY win have neither agsrsAsas NET bSwgrA, Mn