New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
THE PRIZE FIGHT.

We find In Beifs Life IN London, of April Is, an
article on the subject OF the crest tight. After repeat
ing TIE circumstances Of the arrest ard discharge Of
Keenan, on bail, il Gays:
The excitement in the to an increased every hour,
81 rome dexterty necessary TO obtain egresl
for The liberated pugiist ana after some delay, Mr.
hutOp's suggestion, cab was ordered 70 the front
door, hughes being dressed In Heepaas oVercoat aud
cap 70 lead the rush at that point, wh 10 the roa Simon
Pure mace hIs escape At the VI tue market. Tue
cab st the font surrounded by immense crowd
half enthusiastic and half ipcreduo1s, while Hesnan,
accom- panied by one or two friends, walked quietly
out ut the back into the MOr'edge. Here no wac
Coz and the cab into which ne speedily placed
drove of amid Ioad hurrGhs. TRe Two vehicles after
dIiVipg rouno -sbout m2e or two, discharged Their
loads at the Royal Hotel, where Heenan, his bonds
men, and few friends, atierward clned. The Benz 5a
Boy lefG Derby shortly afterward, and returned TO
LONDON where be passod the D ht, and then proceed
ed to geek fresh fields and pastures new wherein 10
recruit himself after his exciting adventures. He
stripped and was eXsmihed by oil and well-tred
puginst, and good jadge Of condition, on Saturday
evening and b BY him. reported TO US to be IN really
fIst tate condition. Ills mug rather feshy, which
s easily accounted for by bic exefclse being stopped
and his feet were tender after the run no hal, to
escape from the powers that be- bat otherwise there
was not fsolt 10 DC found anywhere, aud We
are assured that whatever rumors may be ia exist
eDce as to bis stat of health must have rieen entirely
from he hopes Of tnose who started them, and not
fr, any noispositioD Heenah's part. Heenao has
through bus friends applied Tor pOsIJ0DeInent or tue
affair 30 long as it be consistently granted cousid
ernR the circumstances under watch lie ano his al
arc tlaced nd the difficulties be has undergone in h's
training lie has been hunted from Wiltshire Somer-
setsbire, Cambrogeshife NorbamPtonshlre, Leices-
terfhire and Derby sbre, snd ne certainly has son
ground for the complaint that he has been per.
secuted, while Ssyers has been unmolerted. This,
doubtless will strike tie American public az som1-
W hat odd aud will not give them very exalted no
ten OF our spirit of fair play. We beg 10 assure them,
thst il has arsen entirely frog the mischance
Of his tumblng among mediliDg people aud not from
adv desire Of the country generally 70 annoy stranger
who hss placed hmeelf unreserveoly IN our hands.
That sll ne overs Of milling will ALTO him and in
te ed ipeist en- Liz obtaining fair play Whenever he
jo,s i0lt, we are very confident and, whichever may
be The Tesult we guarantee bs shall have of
,emplaut on that head On the subject of the
ye have received the folio wing from Jack Mcdonald
To N, Edter Of BsQs LOe LONDON April 10, 1850.
SIR; Having read beard musk about the arrest Of Mr.
84psn at 1ynt Lock- Defby very many In esn-orng
selecting that place pronounce g error 9TH
nicide engaged in viii permit 20 rge
hete udges aud jnes comfortably IN sesIol behind theft
EH6 pipts why, after having been very
tsIy driven different counties, WITH conifabsnd
aesge Of ~ ieet In my chgs TO hide from thousands OF e
.ent aea'chtfs seiectsd tbe sDovonGrned locality.
.sseuGn was made snef I4sDs tbs sdsies q two we'll
fD1"n and wen sHpedenctd gent.en 10 Nottingham whose
zen ere Ut any ,iGe your service. They wo
I'd m that section end 10 the sling
d behoiSo f02lsob Dies Hail. and eli Of
BON hey assured Eioed that very and pec-
ltw0e fon wi" bee BY The annexed E9te 0m tie laadord