Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07
by THE HUNGARIAN.

THIS point Ilef news is as follows -
Heenan and Sayers.
report current in London that Hecnan
had died from erysipeas, proved utterly I'M
founded. Heenan, On April 22d writes to the
London Times
81 see by your article of Saturday, that you
misunderstood my wishes, and it does me
great injustice. | have no difference to settle
with Sayers except such as | tried to settle
with him on the 18th, and instead of being
called boy, ought TO be termed baby, it,
alter having come so tar and not having got
settlement, should be willing to relinquish
my purpose for few good natured pats on the
back, and being told l fire fellow. |
have received great many anonymous letters
asking nae if l am not ashamed of myself, a
JCsr.eat fellow like me, to come over to whip
pptar .2Nan like Sayers. Under ordinary cir
he tefRstances, | should not think of sending a
challenge to man of Savers size; but Eng
land thinks him big enough 10 defend the belt.
want it and l cannot get it except through
him. The enclosed letter, which | sent to
Bells Life, when l heard they intended to call
in surgeon to name the day on which Sayers
could finish the pending affair, will show my
position, and, as Bells Life has not published
1t, you will do me great kindness in letting
English people hear what | have to say. Ii
the late meeting is not to be resumed, and the
belt is not to come to me for what has already
to meet Savers o,rain for +I,o ,,avt ,ban1.a r.,
contend for II Tho nIlnwino il tho latter I'm
BELTS Life
"Not having boon aIlo +o obtain from, vo,,
as referee, a final decision on the fight OF Tues
day last, l desire to demand through you
new meeting within the present week L
make this demand from having been informed
that it has been suggested your part that
should rive Savers sufficient time TO recover
from certain injuries received by him. Now.
sir. while am willino ia accommodate him in
any proper wav. | must NOT he rnmin1tnl of
nv own rights. IaIso received injuries hut
bargained for them, and | put it to. YOU as a
man OF honor, whether, if mad been deprived
through tue eHectS OF sald battle, OF my eye.
siglt' OF tlie use OF my arm, as III tile case OF
DraItle When disabled py Sayers, you would
nave Ilaue oayers wait lor NE any length OF
uhle 'na nat might De u'ctateu oy my private doc
tor' hel 'IiS h iee was hade' the GATE Tor
Tue oattie was Tue Iobh or as soon us we could
get ready 70 nsht' ana according to the rules
tIie oatue Shoulq ne interrupted 1t was my
uiueiS tahuiHS, anu oeteFe IL Is law, that we
e"ouio HSiV With week. we met accord
ine ~ I0n'i"ct' ne o"''e was sau 10 oe uiihh-
Sneu dli prepared 10 rene" II at any moment
"l'''t" ID iu' ihiI's' Ii SayerS Is hot, on ac-
count oi injuries received rom me, ana can
no' "'ee1 me "ccoruihS 70 the rules OF manly
-
~ H'e INC oel,' Which ne Is not according 10
i4e rules OF the prize ring, entitled to retain.
n?pIls 10 receive an answer frohl you before
1lils WEEK expires statliig your views Ill 1uIi,
W.
. loa VIII please understand That do
hot "lsn 10 compel Mr. oayers 10 nght pc
SausT ne Is represented 10 oe III uisapleu state
ou' l WISH 10 Gotaln whaI thlhk / nave al,
ie"Iy Mon' anu which win cheerluiy Ilanu
pach whenever he or any person else thinks he
can take II from me.
Wo INJURED pouhdS Is sald TO nave been
suoscFIoeu III AtVerpoot by American captains,
herchaiitS' &C., Tor the dement, OIL Heehan-
Great Britain.
In the House of Lords ON the 23d the Mar
quis of Normandy brought forward a resolu.
ton complaining of a secret correspoudpnce
having been carried on between Lord CowIey.
British ambassador at Paris and tbe bon,,
government having reference to important
matters in the Savoy question. and declaring
it injurious to the public service TO have oucs
tious of moment referred to in private CORES
pondence unless there is also a public record
of the same Lord Cowley stated that he re-
garded the motion as a censure upon himself
and come from Paris expressly to defend his
course. He asserted thai his first information
relative TO the intentions of France was re-
ceiyed privately and as a matter of 0uinion
from WaIewski and the communicated, was
of such nature that he was unable TO include
it in public dispatches. The first official inf.
nation he had was in February last and n.
then forthwith laid if before the government
He denied that anv communication of i,nnor-
taure had been withhold The MaroniS of
Normandy finally Withdrew his motion.
Tn tb. IIouSn If Commons tbe debate unon
the reform bin was resumed but witbout ac.
ton. The discussion was adjourned till the
26th.
Mr.. Massey announced that he wouId not
nersist in the motion for referring fine bin to =
select committee. The proceedings of both
houses on the oath unimportant
The fraud committed bv w. G. PulIiuUer
chief cashier OF the Union Bank. London
amounts to the enormous sum of f263. 900
nearly one and quarter million of dollars
which places him at the head of this class OF
defaulters in London The entire loss will be
not from the banks profits. A sum of f12O..
600 drawn from the reserved fund and capital.
lied will be transferred back The present re-
served fund of one hundred Thousand will he
swept away. and the remainder will be proyiJ
ed from profits of the present wear. The de-
Hnquent carried on unsuccessful stock specula.
tions for wears, and his frauds were carried ON
bv means of a forged pass book, representing
o1 anc'nnt of ITnion Rank with tbe Ri Is
England The shares of the JTnion Rank
wee nuotod at a decline of five mounds
M Earl of ST Germans lord STEWARD of
tn 1oou's Lonsobold rons IN Canada in tho
-liosl n thn nr;nne of WoIeS Lent Coio
T.aoIo,i, 10 70 ho roili,arv sn,.rata,,, ~
o.d EiJ,r;n in bic nisSion r. China orI
Ri, ~ to laava Tnn,lon on tha o5th Of Ali
e% ~ r'' ~ 'NN " -P'"
A0t Una ;.'.od tho+ 17o ooo nou,ds have hoo,,