The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-30


HRExAs AND SArEss Londou, May
ls.- Bells Life Of this morning announces
that q meeting took place between Savers
and Heenan at The oilice yesterday, To-
discuss measures for terminating tlle dis
pate between them as ID the possession Of
I tlle champions belt Ii vas ultimately
agreed tiiat two new belts, exact COULTER
lparts 81 The one 10 mich coveted. should.
l1e made, the money fof their piif chase to
the raised BIZ public subscription. Each
kcandidate was to head the list for The one
to By held by bis opponent Tie old belt.
l7slll rehiitif itl posse ion of the proprietor
LOT Bells III to be- fought Tor by who
ever may aspire 10 The homer Of wear
ling Il, Sayers has engaged Id retire
from the prize ring. Tile London
/ Times 81 May 3lst,, says The differ.
Eences between the rival champions, Say
ers md Heonan were brought is an alili4
cable termination last evening when Il sii-
yer belt. Of prccisely the same make and
value, WAS formally presented 10 each oE
the great pylgilists Ehe interesting cere.
E1nong which so auspieiousty closes this
novel Anglo American t'lificulty,g and
Esets mn example which Tie tifploaiatists.
tof tho two nations would do well 10 init-.
l tate il tho adjustment of their future con
ttnoyefsiest took place ut the ALEXANDRIA
+ talacsi Leicester square, III the presence.
+ Of nl;liiy patrons Of tie noble art. The
4 champions. who were loudly cheerad on
1 their entrance into the peaceful ring,
i recently devoted 70 the feats of Howe IL
Il CushiIgs troupe, were introduced to tile
spectators BY Mr.. Caldwell, as .,the two
II Arayest men who had honored the world
Isiuce the days 81 Wellington and u apo
leon. High as might BE this opening
.Ipaneg gtic,. il was fully indarscd BIZ tic
plandits of the audience Tie belts..tliie
fcoEeted reeompense Of such matehless skill
and endurance lay upou d table Iii the
ceatre off The arena, the winners ard their
h friends being grouped around them. BE.
. fore the addresses were delivered. which
were 10 pEacttle tic award, the Ifrlgilists
fadganeed half way towards each other,
land cordially shock binds III token 81
i their final reconciliation. The first. belt
ipf the two was preaeN ted to iEeelae, nc
tconpanied by an address writtelon pafeif-
Ement, which was formally read amid tile
yociferons cheering Of the concourse by
i Mr.. Bowling Tie belt, q massive piece
Iof SILVER, about three inches In width,
bearing theinseriplion Champion OF Eng.
4 ltlld, and ornamental with several-de.
signs efplltematfcnl Of the prize ring, was
then llaadetl to IIeenan, who straightWay
l.buckletl5 il around: bis. waist, amidst loud
aud prolonged applause Then came Say:
iIFrs, turn TO receive his hard earaed deco.
ration. The ekage Of Eng gland champion,
Fin keeping with the chfyalric coprtesics. ii
I the occasion, was pronounced by Mr..
Wilkes, editor Of the New York Spirit
] Of the Times. Mfr. Wilkes somewhat
aoria sentences were delivered in d tone
Of much solemnity, and with deep feeling.
/ Poor Savers, the blashing object Of Mr..
4 Wilkes glowing periods, seemed hardly TO
know What to mai e of all the high flown
Ee0mpiiments 50 liberally laslshed upon
him; and when The shining girdiea 4ya'
passed to him with the Injunction e
.'tbnekle it about his lotus, he seized il
with an apparent sense Of relidf, and I'M
i nediQtcly fastened il around him The
UNDERSTANDINGS he displayed III this opera.
i ton, owing. to fhecnmbrons make of the
bolt, and the tliiiicnlty Of lifting il to Iris
fzwaist provoked mingled laughter. aud
.teheers. The oratpry was, however, not
lyet finished, Mr.. Wilkes, Still addressing
tthe:puzzEed SayeFs, said he had stilt enc
EPaft, end perhaps not. the least Significant
1 part, of his duty TO perform, and that was
4 to return: to him7tile "battle money,
which he had never lost. Tom ugain
4 held ent bis hand to receive this tangible
recognition of his unconquered proves
:. a portion Of The ceremony which was GER
i tainly fully as Ineligible to him as the
rest of.the aatteriRg oyatiGa The cham
tpsons, arrqyed in their Iglittering testi-
! moniaiS,@ then walked arm aud arm around
the arena for few moments 10 exhibit
/ themselves to the spectators While this
" as going on few could refrain. from re-
+ marking the wonderful disparity in the
/, size and stature of the two men, the huge
l:"boy" having TO sgoop and walk IN an
.tungaii1y attitude IN order to keep step
with bis comparative diminutiVe compan-
i ion,- ltis but right to add, however, that
what Tom wants ia height seems is in no
= small degree made up by his extraordiua-
Icy muscnlar Development and his enof,
tnioas widthaeross the shoulders. Both Of
the men looked in admirable condition,
J. land their visageS bore no pereeptible ira.
lees Of the terrible punishment they mutd:
, Ealty underwent on the memorable 1Ith Of
| April Let. us hope that the unpleasant
, memories of the encounter are equally
: eaaced from the minds OF the conhutants
and their sNmpathizers. y -.-.l -. :. =. !