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

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TWO VIEWS OF TUE CONCLUDING ROUNDS
Ths accounts OF the end of toe fight, in VASES
SPIRIT Of the Times and in Be.rs Liz, present shs
CONTESTANTS in different lights. |, viii be wen 10 s'''
an extract from each, Itfikes's SPIRIT Gays;
RouNp 37-Tbe cries OF police now became pe,leS s
ceRiening from Say erss sce, but dsensn IT, h.. ~
neither right or ef but only at IRE msn It, oorrer IA
once on the back as he was running saigsd HIM syth
his ar, ground his neck add bed nm Tor a n,hlS III
the air Savers however got az nus nsul sl1 800
Heeuan by tho cheek sed PnpeS a. o so,s "In 10y
folds most painfully. ia lor''" N0'"'" W 'VO'0 ms
N',s snI ~ " IS now plain, from the noise around
$500 corner that Il w.s the determination Of his
49,. ., brsuc the fight 70 such close would save
Ssray ss he'll bat still Heenan kept TO his work, aud
SSsyas,sH kopt steering him with judicous aii.
ns he was determined 70 fight, and 70 do nothing
- 20 long as he could get Ssyers 20 fight with him,
I'D tkoush the ring was now on the point Of being
broken IN he went Up to his man aud fought as
fully and as desperately as hrSt. lie hut Sayers as
be pleased and fissly, sezi,g him by the neck, he
bent his head under mis- arm and geld him there and
against the ropes completely at his mercy. Loft to
himself, Savers must have eunk helpless TO the earth,
Incapable to respond sgsn 10 smei whereuPon, Rad
g desperate crisis had arrived The aiherents OF the
Champion actually took hold Of Hsenans arms, and
whe they Kicked and struck him. dragged the beaten
Champion from MA hold
RoUHD 39.-The confusion was now 80 great that no
appeals could possibly be heard aud TIE ring being
broken in by the friends Of Savers at the same me-
inert, the referee very improperly gH up aud retired.
Heenan, however apprehepding some new artihco TO
prevent HIN obtaining the belt be had 80 fairly won,
remained in the ring, and when time was called went
after SSyers again through tbs center OF the Gro Nd
that now swarm cd within the oDer ropes of the
Sayers was pushed no toward MIN, but he easily hit
him down pursued him TO the corner among hs Sec
-onds, as q man would drive a boz. -
In the 4Oth and 4st rounds this dishonorable treat
ment repeated, Ssyes neither time being brought
I'D until Heenan presented hnsef before him, and de-
nanded he should CONS out and fight Finally, when
he went up tbe last tine for
ROUSD -, finding that though Sayers could not, or
would not rise from his In the Corner aud his sec
onds refused 10 award him tie victory tha belonged to
him, by throwing up the sponge. he advanced upon
him in the midst Of h. seconds and struck him where
no sat. Being struck in return by some else in
that corner he turned upon hat other party and in his
inst indignation ut the outrageous manner In which the
object of his ambition had been dshOnorably wreste
iIom him. he opened free fight agaos thsm all. His
fiiehBs however, inerfeled, and carried hn back 10
his corner whence, after declaring himself 70 be the
win Of the fight and Toe true OF tue belt and
title Of the ChsmPion Of England, he ett the ring
Fair-mnded and honorable EOelishmen viii decide
whether these nights dearly aud brayely WOO, shall
not be given to HIM because he Is stranger 70 their
soil
On the other hard, Bells Life says:
IhiIty-seventh, and last. Ton was first up, and
seemed the better man; he made his left twice on Hee
mans eve, and the latter at length caught him round
the neck as the ropes and there bed hun TOmseorts
to eXifcate himself vain but he administered Sc
punishment TO the Boys face. The police 81 this
time got closer there was rash 90 the ropes from all
sioes aud we, In company with Others, including the
referee, were completely shut out from tue view We
are informed that the round ended in both going TO
grass ST. tie expiration of t9rO hours dad sic tButes
We bad hoped tbat The men would nov have been
Withdrawn, as tire referse bad been forced from his
post and the police close by. The battle far
So It may be called battle, was for the time over, anc
the men should at once have been taken away. We
are Informed, however that although the referee sent
orders for cessation Of hosites, five more sc-caled
rounds were fought with pretty equsl adsaus ige
The IiDg was half full Of people, however, and
Deither man had fair chance. Much DO we regret
the UNPLEASANT duty that row is imposed upon MS
Of hnc rig fault with the BeDica Boy for conduct
which OF only uDmsDy but quite against the rules
OF tire Ring and had the referee been present would
revifsbly have lost him the battle gentleman coa-
nected with our Office who was present, and who had
esdaagcIed 10 STOP hOstJites alorms US that st the
tnd OF toe fourth Of these supple lsntary rOUDds,
while Savers was on his seconds koee, Heenan Tnshed
at bin "A very excited state, let fy LEFT and right at
Toms seconds, hOOred them, and Kicked them when
on tie QrOuOd IL desperate style, after which ne closed
with SAVER and after ~ I'd rally, they fell together.
III q fhs round was merely wild scramble, 10 which
both fell The referee by this time was abe TO get
near aud ordered the men 70 desist from fighting
lmr cisteiy after this, HeeIan rushed away from the
ing sud some datance With the activity OF deer
proving that as far strength was concerned ne was
"a m "a ever; but ne had not been away from the ring
ms nv MINUTES before he totally blind. ION
Na,ers although q little tired and soldering from ms
ARA a. the desperate hug in the g ga round was also
strong on his pics, and could have fought some time
orgsr The bloes being now IN force, there was, OF
couJee, 10 chance Of the men sgain meeting, and a1
adjournment was necessary. IL wa found taat tae
suhoIi1es were Up IN arms in I'll directions, 90 toAt II
would be idle waste Of time to so elsewhere.