New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

ae 90 the rejection of training qusrsrs. suosoI"
meAesRe SAYS Heeaan IL not D gaoi, pul - IT, %
the Superintendent of Police q @sahs jan .ha him Al
hope, will be quickly forthcoming, 70 ehs"'e "'N "
leave the county. .,u...ou had heen
Ia our first edition stated that heensn pa g0.
arrested AZ Trent Lock, near Derby, ana conveyed W
Aha loL M in that town where he femana IN the ems
ia, 81 tba SUPERINTENDENT Of Police. In our remarks
mon The subject we ted that any pers were 10
bisme for the arrest they inust be Heenan himseif
Macdonald and Mr.. Falkland. AVER tng eslnoh nsa
GONE 10 pyess we learned that Dir. Falkland hai not
been with Heensn for fortnight and shortly alter
ward we had visit from that gentleman himseii who
was as much concerned ourselves at the c iansy
which had bsfaen his protege IL is cea therefore,
that he could not have advised the Benea Boy 10 take
his sudden journey into Derbyfhire; and i rs equally
clear 10 that The Boy" hmself cannot be ceoeured
for the selection of HE qnarters be must have been
mainly dependent upon his attendants in tins matter,
and moreover, cannot have any intimate kno Rledge
Of the country.
Jack Macdonald has since called upon us; he says he
left Derby on Friday night, and travelled all night TO
set himself right with and the public. lie declares
be selected Trent Lock rs being on the borders OF
three counties Nottingham, Derby, and Leicester, and
within easy access Of any of them He and 'css
friend had taken such precautions AS they Thought
would render every thDg perfectly safe, and hsd em-
Moved a fellow named Cook, tailor, TO sound the
police and ASCERTAIN what the feeog, aud whether
spytting had been done or was ntende1t 10 DC DONE
TITS scoundrel whose expenses were paid, ana VINO
had received all sorts Of presents declared positively
that an was right; and il now tarns out he had played
nto the hands OF the police, and II was through MIN
alone that the officers obtained information as 70
HeeusD's whereabouts.
Trent Lock il feems, ia the place where DICK Hall
and other Not ineham men including the Bold Ben
diRo had repeatedly trained and IS therefore not At
all singular that it should have been selected we sre
glad for the cake of all parties, that this mater Is
cleared Nd aud we are pleased 2t beng able 70 ex
press our opinion that neither of the men, nor Their
friends has had hand Ia the business. From the io
lowing report, received this moJnog from Derby II
will be seen that the warrant was originally issued 10
Lece stershiIe Who il is that has so persnacloqsy
! followed up and persecuaed Heenan we hope VIII DO
found out order that he may be held up 10 the oo-
| lobby be defeIves: .... N.
We have great pleasure 10 gratifying request Of
Mr. Falkland in stating that the as to Heen4n
| arrest having been caused by Tom Sayers, or his
| friends did not emanste from him or from any OF
Heenan's party all OF whom have the highest opinion
of Tom Say eis, and believe him utterly incapable Oh
Mr. Falkland on leaving our Office Fright night,
intmated that he would send down friend 10 put IN
bail for Heenan, and we trust to be able shortly 70
| announce his freedom.
| To the men themselves we have few observations TO
make. Let both 90 into the ring, with stricI oe-
termination fight fair and take no uomsnly advaa-
tage Let both remember that the Roles OF the kpg are
much ore strictly construed than heretofore and that
| any falling without blow, except from OBVIOUS &C
cidept or any other practice contrary TO rule VIII as
sure sly be punished severely. oden ossue nc
causes more excitement than anything OF the klnd In
modern times and looked upon by AL classes as an
event which may in sl probability influence the Tor
tunes Of the Ring either for good for evil to an ex
| tent impossible to calculate.
II may if badly conducted, for ever put sn end TO
pug liam IN this country or, the contrary If really
| and truly a model mill may have the effect of con-
yincip even the most determined enemies OF the r. H.
that there is yet a something In British boxing deserv-
ing of couneDance and support and well calculated TO
keep ND to the msrk that dOeged spirit OF endurance
ana that determined pluck peculiarly the character
istic of the English nation, and we may add, without
fesr of cor tIacction of the nation whose son is now
among us anxious test the poSer OF our Champion
1t was considered certain that the fight would come
off on the day ixsd-tbe 10th.