New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12
More than Gsl had also been sent into the o

Balls Life, which paper says:
- In addition 10 the above Tom has received one
hundred guineas, collected by the gentlemen OF the
Stock Exchange, which he has deposited with us, to
be added 10 the annuity fund. Two noblemen Of dis
tuguiehed rank, and another gentleman have author
lied US TO put down their names for go each, but
have not given liberty TO publish their titles large
hes been collected by the Merchants IN Mlncing
lane which is TO lie presented to Tom this day (Satur
day.. About eco has been collected in the House Of
Commons. At Liverpool about / 100 has been raised
which is 10 be added to this fund and in other places
such a feeling has been exhibited that we have no
doubt the sums already announced VIII be at least
doubled by next week. We have to acknowledge "a
remarkably handsome riding whip, subscribed for by
the ladies and gentlemen connected with the new Brit
anna Theaer Hoxt0n as token Of their recognition
o. Toms bravery and determination. The whip lies
in possession until called for by the Champion.
At the same Heenan and Sayers met in the ring
and shook hands in the most friendly manner, which
called forth loud burnt Of applause from the fpeca
tors 10th Of high and low degree who locked around
tie two lerces with tie greatest curiosity.
Characteristic story is told Of the Premier on the
subject of this fight. While Sir c. Lewis was assur-
ing the House of Commons, in sonorous phrases, OF
the unqueftionable ilegalty of prize fights and the
liability to indictment Of all who might witness or en-
courage them, sporting member busy in the Ii
brafy collecting purse for the Champion. Lord Pal
mcrston in, and was instantly arrested by the
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said "a sovereign for Sayers7' replied the Pre-
mier, "sIcndd fellow! III give you five" llcwas
told hat the subscription was limited to one, which he
raid with alacrty. give great pleasure in giving it,,
lie said heartily, "but 1 wish you'd let me make it
five"
LECTURE on TIE PBiZE-PIGHr.
The Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown selected the above
ar the topic on which TO conclude for the season, his
Sunday afternoon lectures TO the workngmen Of Liv-
erpool. The hall in Lord Nelson street crowded
10 excess half hour previous TO the time of COM
Increment; After auding 10 the fact that an extra
ordinary sensation had been produced throughout our
country, he proceeded, in support, TO observe:
For once in our liyes we have not been compelled
10 talk about the weather entering into conversation
with our neigEbOr. Mr. Gladstone's budget, with It's
cheap wine and its increased ncomcax, has been for
gotten; Lord John Russells Reform bilI insignificant
enough at the bert, has dwindled into nsgniicance
that has rendered il ingisble Of these trfcs we have
had 10 time TO speak. They have deforentaly given
place TO another sub ect in which the people of this
great aid enlightened country take far deeper inter-
st Neither the wreck Of the Royal Charter, tho
nhlihy IN India, nos the stOrung Of SeyastOpo, nor
he revolution Of 4S, any event Of recent times,
las cithsed 30 sudden and universal an excitement
After asking the of 30 unusual manifestation
If public feeling and in powerful language describing