, 1860-05-03

sttz1tt 10 hIrt no tr.ct on the str<ngth Of The
gaunt, iron frame y tAe american. was quickly
forth his powerlsl arm; aud striking sayers on
the nose tri:A q blo.o tAas uas Aeurd all ovkr tAt
H4edaorc, he ft{ttd Him iks an CT. This round
lasted thirteen minutes, and the men seemed 50
distressed at its close that each man Ind to bu
carried to his corner. The seeae gradually h.
came onz Of the most int<nss and brutal <reit<-
"l<nf. 1htre teeyt shouts to Netadn to ketP hH
oatayoasst IN the xun--to ctoss nth him and
t.nash lin, a. he d4d only one arta, whils the
Jrieads Of Saye1s ea{ttd to him 70 takd his t.ne ~
ne 1Mufta,:- trdsfas: 1liadiag and nust gtss ~
The bets were even on both men, and then agga:n
varied with every round. Wd<a .Sayers .oas
Knocked dosen almost s:ass!tss wnder trsntadu-
Qua dtot0 there reFs t2s<krt from th4 duatr1caA3
taE Tie f<kk fs:soed dyusn, which we're retortad
bY the English. whenever their champion sent
mendous blows which we're always dealt on the
eyes.
The men fought on with varying success, the !
heayy 'tthuds" upon the face Of one or the 9th.
er being clear above MI the din. Sayers seemed t
getting weaker each time he WIS enocked OF bis |
legs, mad Heenan more and more b1iud. i ap- |
pea.ed all ! chance whether the English Cham
pion would be struck senseiess or Heenau re-
main sishtless and at his mercy
The lighting WIS still rery quick, 1feenan a.
most as strong as ever, and, though apparently
mGsn gss oosT oosr5
got Sayers' head under his left arm, and, sup.
porting himselfby the stake with his right, held
~ 1pponsGns oeut W." a'as IL ne tnean. ~
Ele hi9- oale1s couto no u1o1e .iee nH'asn
tea9 mountAn Vas on nm. ~ lae1 ,5t ne Evt
ns us tes aF1 anu sass esau e ta,H ;1h ,t..
o'o~s " .D6 iase, LEI aia coo ~. hniJ
turned himself 50 As to get his antagonist peck
over the rope, and then leaned on il with all his
force. Sayers rapidty tarAtd 6zaet ia The 5att,
1T -, k..$b ! 49, IL
.1. ~ *. s;.'. ,e.ce:;. ~ ~ .,It .o<.,{I oI5I--
.r;. ~ TIA; ~ III u. ~, mr.,
W, aT = ,5t,n<""; ~ ~, % ~ ~. T Th;: w,a
anne ] at nnce' md h1th men fsii hesvily to The
rn1 ero,7rd Ssrsrs nearIy ha1f .tr,na1ed
s'e4'", @@' 90 ICY A'.'1A sa
an American 1nus describes the sname1nl
conduct Of the English spectators during this
last regular round when they found that their
th,nn;on x.. m ,b. xerx .vs of hsi,c ,.h;,-
.ha''p'oo "ss VI lug very e'e u oe'os "n'P"
pet:
Heenan's seconds NOW instructed him to force
the fighting, ami pretty soon the mistake they
| had made in the begluniu. became csident.
| ueenan rushed at Sayers, caught him in his
arms, with his left round his (Sayers'' neck,
punished and crushed .Liul 70 fea1fully that #
w1s apparently al over viii Mr sayers.
fu1 md ot,tr,~ ~co"s rondct IN ~ the ns1t " hniv
Of men WHO must hereafter drop all CHIN to q
particle q manly feeling, and who one can
seanor ~ ~ huena. - ~ $500 ~. ~su ~ i4Ss ~ ~
.n,. ~ III 49, ~, ~ 4nu 1ie spee-
th" s, haj ;n,e tha 49,. tst naa e.
rnna. s;rrcr sna t;ccad i1ssnau ~ as,.;asts5 ,a
sarcrs md sermed ,istsr1n;ned - I1sas: ;t..
t;uh1 ~ IN 80 ra.hsr th,n iosa ths;s n,ars,
~. ,p,;re ,na r.1.-ea If" ms'S,;., n !,:.n .
y " ~, .'...r 49,, ,,'an .uso. .a ~.
..IJs1 ~ H. ro~, ro,,sJ ca,... 80 nas ia
h;s secnn1;s lnee Hssnan's fs;sni" e' thsn ts.s
| aia;,,.'1 ~ +i'.I,t h,,. ss..1J q. .asa
1 6
nssoaa 1usn sa "Asu a.s. - corner, aoo as
'.dr 20 sr.., ~, -s,,,iI uI. :!
i;,o tas -. ~ 49,, ~a,rn,a.ai, - ~ u@ nsu a,s''
un, - us =. SGo.upesAety ~ us Po~el,' "aeu
ni = ,a, ha-.1 ,.,ri ~ ~; ~ ~.
"t u - M .1ra ~ 9I te 'tte &c haos o. ao'ea
W. ~ "a ".sA .L eeoua ~ ot'os n1oa !, ~;
"aset tuea ts;. M t'ns-os 1ather vas p"lseo
wv. ~ 4T"s a1 y. tue1e eoa
"uU anatoe tuS} nau uG
euanIs U. tai pay; usesss" no,, aaa a! s'as1su
! tof tae ssa'ton; ~ nas SumpatatiselJ quite
ifesh; ana he had iongnt the first three
rouna5 ~ oe 1o1sat 'ne taIee ias', II would hase
oeeA ~ us 4a'ots fo''aeu tae3 ~oaia mare al
!o"et hfn 10 w1n, ano aiter iearlnt, tAe Held O
oatit' ne run ~ a'"htg - ahy o. sAe tpfcHlkoFt
o"o ftaps% oetF 'feo t"14@ "td9~S'
"uALAkorr's' AccorSr-ruE GENTRY PRESENT
..u,,,,n,ro H.. ,.l,,, t-.n,.
'''~ "eA Aoo"n eot'espo"oe"
o1 Tue Nc" aosS 1'mtf' giSes tne following
account of the ueenau-Suyers fight:
W. tun,b1e1 ont or tho cars runia1x into ann.
mra9ows a1onrsid,. the railway ana ,hs s,ns
riny was soon sccomnl;sh.d rh. c~oxi ~ iaots' ~,
n,,lch mare re,nectahlc than we h,1 snt;c;nnto.
In f.rt. the ,.sntry lrvr,y nrr5on;na,e,;
| Serera1 uer,hers of isar}.,tns;t waro -,ras',nt
| and among ,he Nobility aud GENTRY 'hrs;,l.
: The t,nhlc nwner of The nroncrtE &C.. ,s,ra tnn.
, the Duke Of Sutherland, tie Naraus Of St.,,ur,
, ! and l.ol 1,.r1, There wer, t,yc ,buns.nd nor
accs .hcut and ia thr cro,xI .rara ~s~v ,n, p1r
of1he inndon celehr;t;ex in The i;,cr,rr srt;s,;
and snor,in.- wor1j /, va rsmsrt.d ,,a
= | John 1Sr;trht VA, not nre.r,,t. '''"
{ In little ,ess than an hour from the stopn:n
or Tho tr,;r. th., twf,-r,e,, en+.rcd ~, r;,,
w.s th.. t;r.r ,ne t'cr t,.l mat lfacn,n h:,v;n
= missed :. rrniezyou. made lor :, mcrt;n,, son,
4 | tim- nreyfou, ~ "a t3,,. tu.tnn, Thrv shno
honds anft cI,a1tcf n}casanry wl,i. III ,,,en.
4 rAtiops were uoinv On. e,ci scrutiniziur. :n IL
l. n1enutiu,r. bis min. and cuIcuiatinv tie wor
b poeI cecditiou, looked confi,lert. Slysrs a
c 5car;n., nuturaliv tI,e no-t at home in lie rim
l. ts ftrr str}nneti eurf1 man was 1oud}r cfrere
IT bu, tIlv American bad hut fifteen nr twep,
IL yn;ces up;.i,,zt two tf1ousa.r:. These fer, ho,
cvsr, mad, ro a1sun noise. You may bs eur
IL Hee;aa threw uu :. p.;ny, won tit. corue
and threw Savers with his eyes to ,lIe 81
They shock l,aads, au,i urnt 10 wurk wasis
] bo,ti men smiling, and in :iool unor.
10 stood mex. tue ring. I su,s tue light fro
as beginning 10 end, und have running reu1:.r
u to yaske On This report. 1he <mt Of II. Jyht
se not c1.rtcHv rtfso,ted IL the Tendon papt.s Il,
III perhaps 1ri not b. had been told by En- lis
ne men before the fight that there wax too a,u
= uoDey bet ut odds in f.vor Of ! 4yrss for Ueeu
In 10 h. ner,uitt.d to rain the contest. Enpli
IT. gamhirrs arr in Il: tsstrrt. u, ,,uy other ~
ce blers. and iu the ro:s.i,si,,n IT speculation
Sc which Ncena1, weut t. tue ticl,l. Il fair showi
as wa hardly tp ,ee.nerie,I. Tie men apnni
M cd 4, take care of the RIM. and see fair fr
us were men who had bet l:rc.ly on Savers. Il
IS, the whole two thousand En:Ii.ln,.n prese
rs art. yajl;n., f,r;ou.lr for Savtr, IN nid iht
TO white cha.,in.t Itecnan. 4 youa., and inrx,
as riepced one.
Wh;le notbin~ cnuld h. ,nor, admirable IL,
lis the deportueur and skill Of Tom savers f1
IS tha he.innino ia the end Of lie ti.ht. I prate
Ct n en- That fEom ill.,. end of he tirss rouud
lie tbe ci,sa ussna, short,; himself n hc tic
&C. ,.r,,r ,r,u y. ,rl in .,pfnr,nrc ns in .trent
an | oof hIox an,1 skill. H. wns never lnockrd a.
ir- once yrhiie lie sent savers ia thn ,.rass fai
e0- ahcut twsrt. 1;,nuss IA pli tho ct4nrhad {:
m whirl, took n1ace. Heeuau fill untler but on
nd .h;,wn, not on]r ..s,o,, burner Int y sor.
in ,nne,t 1ore NJ H.. S;,,,e TI,s Fn"lishme,,
ftsc,areI that they nrytr s,x =" 81 errit n mn
ers for h;s a.s i, ali ,hrir 1ix,x
an- Ths ,iv;,t i,efcd ahnnt twn hour, and hal h
Sc Tins far coducted nerfcctlr fairly m ho,h ST,
an- The,.. was in, The slightest show nr a fo
INK dnfins III tnis t'a'e ". e'l"e1 s"'s> a'u
ar ,;'.ht;ro Iof ~ iono a,,,;u 'ijsan.n foJ
to ..:s,a. a,...s a' ho..,ss * ".. ronasr r. :,
to ,rs. sntt ~, ,xhan.v,v S.-.r. towrl.na h;s -
nd, ,ito - .wailaI mn I;Lt. II nnti' halI Eur nf
ON two ;fscnon 1o,] ~ n,nct tie mnst f;sht IN h
ore 0ne ~ h;s eres Sss Shut mud MI Sayers' i,
liz was to shut the otner Etttyordy sa" tns
90. ""o ~ WI. te'-ee, 80 t " 80 " ~ , ~ ~