The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
THE EAST SIDE.


and curses both loud deep breathed against
"oowsrdly Engishmeu" by the governing classes wbs
frequent the drinking houses In that vicinity. Early
the evening fighting reporter visited IMy szsrus'
saloon IN Chatham street where he found several puGs
tic Israelises conesaed udugiDg in the popular bever
age Of the locality, and discussing the particulars Of the
fight The walls Of the "FalstA a. the saloon lie called
in honor Of he proprietor, ornamented with nshs-
graphs Of several prominent pugsts who have ssccoeAsl
in making their 'mark, while tho promisent sceass q
tho great mill taken tho spot occupy oouspsousus
position the general opinion here is that HeenAa
the nght and that he should receive tue bels lay
h quite guaroed in the expression OF his opinion cyl
deusy thinks that Sayers good an. from the fact sh
be Gas able 70 endure 90 much punishment for long
time.
Passing up the Bowery, several well known driatng
on The neht Hsenan is the hero and ss.s
are drunk 70 his no or Upon reaching Jimmy MAssey's,
We drop in and ind tbs "little man" at 'ome mis-
bed and the Of between the frlesds or the
two champions wakes high. 'Jem" h evidcat'y q
saysrs man: BEHIND the bar he displays . broom
with which be Is TO sweep . crossing Broad way
m the event Of Aeenans winning tho fight Hs e
very mon ccmntttaI, however, and informs ths dig
putAnts that be keeps glass house, and II don't Do fe
him 70 throw stones anywhere THIS meets the approval
Of the crowd and another round d drinks u erdeee1
Among The lighting men Of the east sice the prevailing
opinion that Sayers s the "bcst man !" but geaeray
coucede the eight 70 asenan; add such Is tho toas q
continent u the houes where pug lists "most do ooagre-
OF lighting par excellence the sentiment is over shela
ngy and enthusiastically In favor Of Keenan, the popular
opinion being that Nay the best VIM Is played out
England The feeling against Morrssey Is very bitter
on the east side, especially among the butcher Boys az
Fulton Essex and Centre markets. and various cpthees
are applied 70 him more expressive than elegant q ee@
fight, having backed the Champion heavily and IS.
serted by the ksowing ones tbs. bis house hero Aad
rsy ever return 10 this country quite likely that 10
viii have frequent occasion 70 explain hin oonduos the
international CONTEST and y highly probable that tss
Of the two champions, simhA- 70 that which cloe
the mortal career Of Bill Pool
Later the evening our reporter visited the hostes sf
tine "nuts, !" "nobs," "smellers," "kneesU "naW-
leys and other technical expressions peculiar 70 the pu
words The csosd hero was NOT very large bong a.
vided between Stree and easy up stairs, and tue gsat
event which was the topic IN the barroom The "rroks
thinks that there victory either side on shaa
Of Heecan and gives - his opinion that be did NOS
have fair play; but Ike all the other fighting ea h.
very non conmt preerrns to listen 70 others rather
In all the saloons the principal streets Of tho cost
as ,nd On s ns corners group. Of excited adivduss
frends Of Heenan vehementy denoupcing Bed Li tas
Ieferce md everythin. ese that d EOssh. declaring
tnas BeSics must have tho oe oven Buchanan AaA =
NE friends q s.yers, and the Epglshmsa in parIcu
s :.ssI y su: M and . d z; a,s =: oaes 70
raled and some Of will have vent In some manner b.
fore the governing classes IN this country caa breashs
eaV.
Tho "Bioody Six" received the news Of the erect MN
With becoming equaniy, and although great qlaausy
q bad rum was punished considerable amount Of bed
blood spilled The various houses Of entertain mont
both tn the Sixth and Fourth wards, drove Q thdvae
business among the parsans Of the two cAampeos but
while tho Heenan men were Indignantly exultant, the
friends Of Sayers wore beoomngy mossst IN dsfesding
the little man. and - sequence "erder reigned n War-
saw. Having completed the tour OF obeefvati,n smong
the pugsc fraternity without having any carss drawn
or even once putting h hands, reporter =
tho conclusion that the opinion Of the pugss Of New
York and ali others interested In pugstc matters TO- thst
although Heensn did receive Just treatment and fair
play abroad that he has, nevertheless himself 70
be Champion Of the world and such Justly entitled
the English Champion "good man J" he vas In this ia
stance overmst:hed
rival Of the next steamer when the decision Of tho rc
rec will be known.