The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
the FIGHT IN ENGLAND
Additional Particulars Of the Combat 20
tween Heenan and SayerS.
Very Graphic Account from the
London Times.
What the English Thought Delb9e
and After the Fight.
Members Of Parliament and Clergynen
on the Ground.
LETTER FROM AARON JONES.
The Great Excitement i'm New
York.
SCENES AROUND TOWN.
LETTER FROM AARON JONES.
The Great Exciteme mt i'm New
York.
THE FIGHT.

THE FIGHT.
The London TineA' Account OF tho Fight.
Intensely Graphic Descriptions.
FROM he london Times, April ISL
THE FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Time was when the championship Of England was an
Office which conferred honor the highest when "Mar-
mion Lord Of scrivehaye Of Tamworth tower town.
held grant of the lands Of the Abbey OF Polosworh ON
condition of doing battle in single combat against all
mighty enemies Of bis King The fashion of ths Office,
however, has passed away with the days Of chvaly and
lance and battle have been laid aside 10 become nero
things Of show, and moro used by Tho ymocks
still extant but the modern champions of England
know them not and the pageant warrior who threw
the gauntlet 10 hundred ladies' and gentlemen in
Court dross at coronation has been by race
Of brawny and muscular fellows who "mean tight
ing and nothing but It," and who vie with the Ahleta Of
old In their rgoity OF training and immense powers o.
endurance. Al nrst there lack Of Roral patro
mage for ihs OF champions In Broush-
ton last prize Hgbt be backed by Duke Of Cum
berland, who almost acted his second, and few great
battles took pace at which one or more OF the Of
George III not present Sir Thomas Apreeoe nearly
always seconded Gully until that champion retired from
the ring and having realised large fortune, In the
House Of Commons member for Po5tefract In those
days noted bruiser thought good company for any
man. and hear almost without surprise, how, about
forty years ago. Lord Cameord "asssed Be cher when
he fought Bourke In tie churchyai of S. Georges Hsno
yer square, the presence Of 10000 specsAors
Those the "good old days. the "pAlmy days'' OF
the ring about which the sporting journals always
pathetic as having gone by s'e glaa 10 ssy
return. He would be bod per indeed who sonld
have seconded Sayes yesterday Lord Deerhusg
70 second Spring; and what would De said OF a
cathedral town Offering Of DID, $500 TO the com
bxsants to beat Themselves al,ost death within liz
reverend precrss9 The Police act has been the
death OF pugism Is greatest professors lead hole
and, corner life while training or issue forth their cha
lenges In mysterious terms. From this rapid downfall
has been inst now for time arrested by the first attempt
carry oil the Champions belt into another county,
and Of course that country was America There ID
disgusting the fac, that this cha nge has led amount
Of attention being bestowed upon the prize ring which il
has received before and, much people
other half to seh was nsverbeess tesou, I1 .ssa
that es somebody WINS 70 be beaten. IL might be tho
wishes OF nine tan,bs of the community. There seemed
something Almost patriotic IN us way for Of hs
iSrnfef being "baf horse, hall slhga,or, and bit Of
the Swapping turtle and Who IN addition 70 al theee
formidable prize rah,er as ever entered ss
.sripg We need scarcely enter on any recapitu]aton
be summed up In a few words, that Savers holds sthe
beh IS Champion of England and In virtue Of his office,
wns be retains al H. . bound for three years to 4.
coropgly came rom America Heensns part, and in
spite q the immense natural advantages Of bis chal
hDRer, ssycrs bound accept II All relating
10 the DAY ard place fixed the match OF course
kept p,o'oord secret :. the police % % them astce
htets IN epie OF al precautions special train was
hired which started from Lopdln bridge at AN yes
ieroay morning The train was one Of immense length
Containing thousand persons, all are called
the upper classes, though each persou mued Up
the eyer in shs~s ard wrappers that was hard to
Ssy WDethfr your cpHOrNprCT dc WtOJs net
the redoubtabie sssers or Heepsn himscK All
along the ne police posted, With mounted
pa,rols regular distances the train turned of at
Repae, and after long out In Farm borough
station clcse to Aldersno,t In nsan after all were
out the fields, following men who with the ropes
nno SHAKES, ed Inc way across Whist turned GU. 10
m.sL ~ i So"h 81 dhefe seemed constant
crossed at last more iess successfully until q
narrow rream, or very broad muddy Glitch (he Black
ws.er), which divides Surrey from HAMPSHIRE brought
ell 20 tut stop few venturesome epiri.s essayed to
leap ns but their sncces was not such as 10 encourage
o'herp oasuuch as most coDrved TO light in the very
middle o. the water and those who did gain the opposite
hsrk had only 10 rmp back Tor their pAns the ring
wasfoTned on the Han shire siie after all
The insan, the enclosure of and stakes twenty
-four ieet square, formed ayers stepped into and
was cheeyed tremendously. Heenan, who followed,
greeted the manner, and the two men, there
for the first time met warmly shook nands, and then
he other there was a loss tor corners which Keenan,
and chose that In which he would have highest
fpot where the glare full in bis Umpires for
each man were appointed, and referee for both and
proceeded
"trip 90 his waist. seemed Impossible 10 re
strain a murmur Of admiration at the appearance
six teettwo with exraordn,riy long arms deep chest
and vide and powerful shoulders Hts appearance yes.
ssS Se s, .n - long e.
sDd sholldtrs til they appeared nke rraeses of
bone beneath the tam n, covering Of skn There
showed Ike those of Prey mound, where they were
crossed by powerful 'hews and sness, and be threw
mis- Icing siDe~y and inflated huge chest Nth
the morning MIR ms looked the formidable OF the
tribe OF elndntors who have entered the arena.
Every movement showed the aud muscles work
log lie 1.-The nach, beneath their thin fine covering
and every gesture made with that natural grace and
freedom which always seem 70 belong TO the highest
veoptmeDt OF pby,ical power sayers looked At him
long and earnes,y, and who saw IN his everv
movement DANCE rous customer and he too stripped In
turn The contrast between The was then still more
marked than b'ore Savers only about Ave feet eight
hs ebert If not broad, his arms powerful And II
only in The sorg muscles Of the shoulders that one
sees nythrg to account for bis tremendous powers Of
ces IN resard 10 his antagonist IN height weight and
suers'h, and above all length Of arm, made almost
matter Of supvse bow he could hope with him
ALL When TO these disadvantages added the superior
height OF the ground which Heeran stood and light
Of The Gun iuI 10 ssyers' eyes, it win be seen how
nemecdous were the obstacles with which he had to
tend. Aiar 81 training went, however, the utmost had
been done for both, ana would not be Lost lesson
Of voung initiated the boxers these
respecis whole system Of training may Be summed
10 three words in eating and drink
ing exercise constsnt OF the sponge bsth and
rooeh towels With these aids any tram; with
on, ,ne 30 do nothing Heepans skin yesterday
ar eark IS that Of mulatto; and the "fancyo isant
strongly the opDlon that the was too delcsAe
snd would bruse too much and this true A. thr
men stripped the spectators sat down outside The roncS
about distant D outer ring in hich ers orSis
q OIL ranks embeys Of toh Houses plesA lssAOys
refs yatD>ss soldiers and clevr,mea sueye prnS
There was a minutes pause aver the unsl shshinp
HANDS when the seconds retired and left the antagonists
lace 70 face Nmst Botb instantly put Themselves into
posiicnthe rsht hand held close sross the body the
et advanced at ersh, aud kept moving gently on, as
10 feel fs way The immense difference between the
height weight strength and length Of arm of the men
Was now more than manifest the Disadvantages
under which Sayere aborej appeared many TO be too
much Tor him The shone tr ght and full In his face
20 20 anoet 70 blind hi yet Ssyers seemed cool and
confident end smiled cosiy as he vsru-et In reach OF