The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-27

WHAT HEENANIs GONG To Do-Ne,o8 for the ANA
teur Bruisers.-The Bencia Boy, it stated, has
ranged to give a few sparring exhibitions in the
cities of New York, Philadelphia and Boston, per-
haps in Baltimore and Washington and possibly
IN New orleans. In these exhibitions, the first of
which will be given in this city Monday even
ing next, Heenan will be assisted by Jack McDon-
aid. Heenan made considerable money while
abroad, but "spent it, as he says, "like major"
All told, his earnings in England and Ireland
amounted to nearly $1,000. For four sparring
ceved the portly sum of ST 500, but its all gone
"glided smoothly away like the closing hours of
good mans life," and now he wants more. The
Daily Neps says it is Mr.. Heenan's intention that
these exhibitions shall be divested of the roughness
that has hitherto attached to such shows; and, to
accomplish that object, they will be presented in
connection with other entertainments that they
NAV be witnessed by the ''fair sex," and by those
nicely got up people who don't like to have disa-
greeable things "come betwixt the wind and their
nobility" 1t is asserted, on apparently good au-
thority, that Heenan and Mcdonald, during their
sparring tour, will be the employees of an enter
prisng Snowman. Heenan signed contract on
Monday, so the story goes, agreeing to give these
sparring exhibitions whenever required, the con-
sideratien on his part being S25, ,000.-N Y. Er-
press.
COMMODORE PERRY-A STATUE IN HIS HoNoR-
The citizens of Cleveland are about erecting a
statue in honor of Commodore Perry. A CORES
pondent of the Boston Journal says that this splen-
did work of art is now in advanced state of
completion, and requires but the finishing touch of
the sculptors chse to prepare it for the imposing
ceremony of inauguration on the 10th of Septem-
ber next, day when Commodore Perry performed
deeds of immortal valor. The monument and
statue to be 25 feet hgh the statue itself is 81
feet high. 1t is of pure white marble, and is an
erect figure of Perry in naval dress; one hand ex-
tended as if commanding in battle His counte-
nance expresses exutation and his eye flashes fire;
the attitude and expression lie-like and quite
spirited Upon each side are to be placed small
statues of naval character representing sailor
and midshipman while in front is placed an alto
relieuo representing that thrilling passage in his
memorable battle, where the intrepid commander
leaves the dsmanted and sinking Lawrence to her
fate and lowering himself into his boat with a
handful of followers, pushes for the Niagara, and
while the enemy shouting over their supposed
victory, sweeps down upon them in one triumph
ant and victorious charge, each one of the enemys
ships striking their cOors before his terrible broad
Sides The cost Of this statue is about $40 000 and
the cheerfulness with which that sum has been sub
scribed reflects the highest credit on the patriotism
of the citizens of Cleveland The preparations for
the celebration of the Inauguration on the 10th Of
| next September are of the most extensive charac
| ter. The eminent historian, Hon. George Ban
| croft, will deliver an oration.
The Savannah Blues left New York for home OF
Wednesday afternoon,