New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-12
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"RvTs>Eye Fogie. n the s.secial and inte,lirsuk
English correspondent Of Pofters Spirit, writes
under date fthe Josh ust.
The last time saw Heenan was Of Mondav. He
| men weighed IN the neighbsrheed Of thirtesm
esone-about hundred and eighty pountIs Con-
1Taa s that when he was FIRST taken IN hand by
sack Macdonald, lie drew scale at near twsrfSx
Roaaas more than mat, you win at once admit
800 hs has nos been yeEafas ii the performance n
ance. III ~ rs \ strangely aItered y appear
it place appeara lone 81 Wat AZ nj. ~ =.
SCRIBE as greyhound bpsiaoe.isu1. can't drsv
very wegl-that u, not axtaticaIlv b.,t nerfsr-
tb ssyg H {oa .ne persSnsa an points
he exhibited two months ago. ron nav hsve !, 40
ding Lawrence or John Lescli Ii yopr 0Yiss -
can transfer big written HHsaznsnss ID paUsr \,
good portrait form. To begin with the toIy 81 III.
"nut,o the place where, in Uncle Nedss case. INV.
wool ought to have grown, but didn't
His cranum's summit Is closely cropped and
would be bTistly, but that, when mans whole
system Is in condition, = bis hair Is invariably soft
and sleek as his skim soft and sleek as fur of otter
Or sable. A crop Of the penitsDtiary order,
though. changes the expression and character of
ne fec amazingly y brings ont the pngnaeious
points ninety exhibits the prominence OF the ears
and the convexity of the bumps behind them In
splendid style. IL one be square about the law.
TOO, reduction of the upper heads apparent size
s ~ ~, On tais quarangular Of animal strength
tnat aeenan has undergone has altered him 30,
that Mrs. Ada Isaacs Menksn II. worildn,t know
him. il by chance sie encountered hiyn rrsv;nr !
morning walk upon The plains II Salisbury. Nae
donaia mas also reduced the sssperTuoUts meat
upon Tue Boys cheeks, and the grosser layers of
human ubstance about his neck 50 that what with
sharp outlines and the absence Of hs izsuriart
monstacne, ne Is quite another g guess sort of q
keenan, TO the one you put aboard The Asia.
Then yon should see him an uatureE. with lie b;r
punches OF muscle and strings of sinew standing
out from his shoulders and breast and ktottsr IS,
on his arms like steel corrugaticns about ! c1eat
trip hammer. Ssl7 e =
IL you are anxious to know how many ribs beg
got, now's your time. / counted Fem. He has he
number usual with single men, and no more nok
that wish, by making this fact known. to throw
any doubt or aspersion upon the claims put forward
by the lovely Ada to bear his noble name. Asto
the hints thrown out concerning the weak spot over
his kidneys, can only say that he seemed to ne
well covered up there with natures coopeyipg. ana
capable Of standing as much hammering as Savers
Will be able to best0w, even with the auetioueeru
his pins are not stout and sturdy as those Of his
opponents are; they would even be considered
Inn alongside of Poulson's or Harry Orme.s; but
they are wonderfully wiry, never know what
iaugue means ESQ Cusick says) and have spring
enough in them to lead Mr. Sayers kind or dance
like the Upton Slasher, wouldn't induce him II,
dream about. Altogether, John Heenan has trained
down as hne "a grey hound, and as strong and
full OF fight as a thoroughbred buildoR; and that
explains the long compound canine word that I
previously used to give you an idea Of how he looks
| get more pleased with him every time see him.
more confident in his power of winning, and, from
intimate acquaintance, more inclined to irish him
success than ever. STi