New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

and werding OH an Intended blow with the speeo OF
thought both stopped and looked at each other with
bsnds down. After Q little rest they again spared
aid closed, when Sayers gave his adversary some
heavy BODY blows, and got down easily.
Each man WA instantly attended by his seconds,
who carefully spoDged his body and face, aud rinsed
ont his mouth with little cold watr. Again they
advanced Each seemed then 70 know his antagonist
better the sparrng wac quicker, aud the huge mnsg-
lar arm of HeeDan weOt back ward and forV yard Tun
immense roidity Three times he hit al Sayers, ont
out of distance and sarenty AZ If 70 pat the Caam-
pion of his euaId st last be darted forward Ike light
ming and dealt Sayers blow in the mouth which seat
him ieebnR. Tom, however, as II to chow now h'te
be cared for IT, at ventnred close 70 hs bnB' an
tagol istoo close rs l. proved, for the long arm OF
IIeenan was shot ont like DART and with heavy
blow on his forehead Tom YVES knocked most into
BIZ There were great cheers at this and
though Heenan seemed pleased, Slyers took L. as
matter of course, and went back TO bis corner, as.
psrently uncopcerned. Here he was sponged
for minute, and returned with deep
red lump across his forehead, sat his moa!h
slightly dsfgured, thongh with far less pun'sn'
pent 10 appearance than could have been expected,
owing 10 his skill in jumping back ere the blow
reached and thss weakening half its force. He was
smiling, and seemed quite OF ease as he agaia APP
preached the American in his own corner, who was
very careful lot TO leave H. in order 70 keep Syes
with the esre OF the sun in hs face. This seemed 90
pepex SayeIs much, and he again esen 81 an open
Ing of which the Benicia Boy instantly avaied him
self and with one blow dashed Sayers TO the ground.
Again there tremendous cheers FOR Heenan, and
ironca congratulations TO The Champion IN the young
novice he had met with. Those who had backed
Eayers seemed rather depressed; the betting gradually
becsme even, Heenao being almost as much in favor
as the Champion. There were loud cries Of |" Time"
at which Heenan advanced 70 the center of the ring
and waited for Savers retiring rs the latter sdv anced
till the American again bad the benefit OF the higher
ground and the sun in Toms eyer. Sayers now folnd
it vac ueeless attempting OuifgL iDg with N an OF
such enornous strength and length Of arm as the
American he therefore tried TO dash IN end gos slight
hn mad n until, oNy.ru haay
oDe which sent Fem staggering back and after some
further exchanges s In favor Of the powerful young
American, Say ers got down
Again the men were attended TO- and again Saysrs
came forth, much marked and with heavy cut over
his ey elrow TO cope with Heensn in his own corner.
This time the fpaDg was go long and cautious that 81
last both men put down TIER haDds ana laughed Again
they began ard after few fein,s Heenan dashed out
his left and for The folrh time airy struck Savers 10
the ground with very heavy blow. The effect OF
there repeated blows seemed almost greater on the
spectators than on sayeIs. The latter ,rIsd to treat
them lightly but around the mig very different opn-
ion was entertained. and Heenan was backed TO win,
and was cheeIed and encouraged 10 the utmost Both
men were duly wiped down, and Siyers's head aad
face, which were now smeaTed VIA o!ood ana heavly
brnped and bumped, was held close-p'eesed between
cold sporges TO Keep down thu contusions which had
low altered bis deep sallow hue.
Shouts now went round the ring that Sayers had
virtually already lost, and indeed the punishment he
had received 20 much mere severe tnAn that be-
slowed upon his tall wiry antagonist who zee med al
ways smiling and al way resh that matters really be-
gsn to looE serious for the Champion, and aim oct to
warrant the belief that the belt going 20 Troy
Apparently reused by hese shouts 70 stronger Efforts,
Sayers came on again, sno watcnlog bis man eau
tously, stepped back from dreadful blow aimed at
him. sprane in be ore the American coal3 recover him
self ard gave Hcenan terr1c smash fall IN the eye,
splitting Up the cheek and sending bis huge antagonist
reepR like drunken man back INTO his corner Tue
effect of this blow go tremendous that even before
half minnie had elapsed Heenan could scarcely be
4xnAn fhl CaNn mar ntaH rad
aud blood stained his features There we're loud
cheers for Sayers, who went up 70 Heenan's corner
and peeIed into his face with curious, half p1L-
zed EXPIRE ssion asf be too astoulded by the eff
fects OF his own handiwork. savers BOW let no time
alp, but catching most formidable blow OF Heenans
on his right arm again dashed in and gave 10 return
stll wore bow to the American, following tnp WITH
another which seemed 10 smash his nose and almost
knocked Heenan OFF his legs in turn that be required
the mes! careful attention from his seconds TO make
him bit for the next round
The betting ch snged again, and il Sayers
decided favore, there at least seemed nothing
TO ohooee between the two. AL the rounds had been
long aud cautiously fought, but the hitting had been
dreadful and both men began 10 show signs OF fatigue,
and after long sparrpg in the seventh encounter both
Iaused refted and 1T last retired 10 rinse out their
mouths which were very bloody with water. As they
came up eg1n Sayers 1t once dashed in and gave
another terrific bow TO Heensn, witch sent the blood
pouring down over his broad chest, a1d seemed to
make his huge form tremble like chid's H-enan
paused for moment then dsrted Id, but Sayers 60.
heavy body blows, both fell Sayers under.
Ii had been noticed 10 the last two rounds that |
Sayers made not the least OF his right hand with
which In all his previous contests he had administered
such terrific punishment that full blow from IL r1ay
almost be said decide the fate OF battle. The rea-
con of this was now painfully apparent on his again
stepping into the ring. In stopping of Hsenan's
blows il is supposed that OF the bones
of his right arm broken. Certain il is tnat the |
limb was frghfay swollen, and 80 o@erless that he
could only manage TO support il across hs Chest From
this time therefore, Savers fougnt the rest OF the bat
tie with his le hand only seeking every opportunity
TO the evil pain Of the injured lmb by opening
the hand and resting it OH his chest or ribs de- ho r.
ever, advanced smiling, did also Heei al, though the
features of the latter were distorted and swollen
that IL Was hard 10 say what he WA doing. Savers
the loas Of bis right ARM sl pushed
IN, and gave the American another fearful blow,
which cent him Staggering back, 10 have the blood
" ped from HE gaebed features while Sayers az usual
pee red In with curious look 10 what he had
done. The blow however, though dresdful to look
al, seemed to have no effect the strength Of the
aaunt iron frame Of the American, who was quickly
out, aid after slight sparrng again launched forth
bis powerful arn and striking Say ere on The nose with
blow that heard al! the meade w. he felIef
bim like This round lasted Is minutes, and the
men seemed 80 distressed a is close that each had to
be carried " his The seconds had much 70 do
with spoDgiDg their faces and washing the marks
Of their wounds though rome Of Hesnans seemed too
leep 10 % meddled with in this way. Tine WAS loud
y called by the umplres, and the American Instantly
-ose; Ssyers was much longer coming up, though he
eened aim SO fresher Of the t@o, bat not nearly go
trong. As soon as Saysrs was in reach Heenan gave
lim a heavy blow over the eye, and almost mGed ate
v after sill more fierce the mouth and nose
which nov in poor Sayers seemed 8ll knocked into
ne. There was slight spaTEng aud both :hanged
it's al the profit IL this unpleasant species of barter
,eiDg the side of the American. SAyeTs dre back
o spit the blood from his mouth, and was laughed a.
~ rome OF HeeDaI supporters. An lmprudent e0ulli