The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

pntyc be- pliefttpa OF tDe uay VI DKutBt, mr.
u there The ,ghsst gcprcs for snpposug any chanSe
r,D NO i6h III take p'acs An ag etm,o. was s'gied
by Messss Mscdopas Bennett, On hc part OF aoeuan
gro Ssyeis empowering Mr. IashSg, ~ho has the sole
co'scl o. the orrsce Of the fgh % change tos
cay 81 nshcg originally sppe'n,ei IN toe art css o
hg'etment In case CIRCUMSTANCES should srise wn
hhuula make epch or sterson roho ana necessarF tp
TO the GATE cf the Perss ss'ngthe 3ist nil there VS.
nosssnp 20 sppEehend any Interference 10 iha fsht by
the author tiles
ssyss hsa vardrd bis fighting boos to the editor OF
Bcs I've 10 chow that The spikes OF the regi atioa
size sno pont Following SSyers' example, Heeaan hss
scst In biz battle bo8s fer inspection, order u have
tkcm IA sscosdshca With the rules OF the r b A
ftey are perfectly correct 10 the eugh or the spikes,
which made Of copper The boots have side springs,
ard are, therefore, novelty snch boots hiyug
os so USED IN England seiHs-tos usual practice being 70
WEAR lace w b0ots
some TO Savers In offered. There Is
hardly found 20 hack eersu at these Odds as II
10 anticipated she odos on ssyers will rise tl higher
large amount Ut uouey sent over With some OF the
BeDc'e Bow e friends IN the Aes to invest on him. aad
probably they arrive some reduction OF the
b,gnpg quota tons ri In New York t5o anxiety
EsensB's friends who have deaved backing him 70
get on, stl coniinus but the ressnt advices having
infused fesb srt ioo hackers they do not aee
ta'e 10 meet the friends Of the American YOUTH and
seven besire" 10 the order OF the day Durng the
past week some very heavy sums have been staked on
the yseut Of the fght.
We pn,i,e tina, two well krosu pugtsts Ban Caun ard
Nat 1arghau, hsve recently beea refused renewal Of
tho licenses Of their respective hostees, the Coach and
Horses and Cabran Saaes In the Case Of CANT there
Ia little surprise fe there hsve been numerous Police
complaints aust tbs house. and Ben cautioned BY
the magistrates last year But with LsDgh.n tbs case
was dsst nt there not asiDgle cnapsnt agarft
the house. aod III. police way opposed his ape'ca
ton for renewal OF his license He intends, ho vevsr,
His house, II in well Known, the heacquate tiers OF the
Benioia Boy and bis friends in London
OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON, March %, 1860.
Hterdn Mo,sd Agais-7he Stat Of the Odds-s7oo to sioo
BET at 7du<rsaGs-R<rorti ADau. Heenaa's Ooadi.ion-
The Glove rrial1imsef tho Fight-Hse,an Matched for
Anoher kncornsr-7hs Last Dcposi-Arytual Of Norris
s;y in Losdo"-Openin5 Of Her kaje,tys TAeare--fae
Jeltien Fcnd-Hdpnavket 7he1tre-Ays Charles Nut
the,s-Thc "B,nica Boy en- the Stage, DC dc.
Heepan has made another After quitting Sslis
bury, his original training ground whence be was driven
by the Annoying anxiety him. the part Of gaping
crowds who came with that object from all parts OF Eng
land, be seleoled place Bath, where be remained
till Sunday last wher he took his departure again. owing
said to an ir,nA,cn the Part OF the magsteral
authorities that be remained there he might be arrest
ed and bound to keep the peace On his way from
Bath he greeted with urnas.axasle demons ra.ons
OF his popularity in the towns through which he passed
Since wrote you before, the odds offered against Hee
nan are increasing and Monday bet OF f7oo 10
YVES offered and taken at Tatsrsas and seven TO f,ur
may be considered as at present the state OF the ODDS
As the time for the Hsh. approaches, all sorts of
stories in circulation to the relative condition
OF the two men, and 1t is stated that Heen.n has
lot derived anything like the amount of benefit from
his training that Sayers has or these stores
put In circulation by Sayers friends and are to be taxsn
with grains Of allowance. But what has had tho most
decided effect upon the batting has been repor. that
Hcenan made trial--a "glove fght"-lass week with
Pugst named Ike Bakers man twenty eigh. years old
who fights about 10 stone 10 bs nearly the same weight
ash c nd nj of
the harmless combat Baker Ia considered only about
third rate man. and match for ssyers. Sn this may
not have been genuine trial. and is by no means in
possible the reports ia relation to 1t may have been
cuaed by 6eensps friends for the purpose increasing
the odds against him At any rate they have had this
effect.
Is stated in sporting circles that the articles o, agree
ment In relation 10 the nght far asthey provide tor it's
taxing place Con tie 10th Of April" beea cancesd
for The purpose Of showing to take place previous 70
that time lite considered Advisable. Tho Of this
% the fact that recently there have been several
with prize fights, and the object In this case will
be, by anticipating the time, to put the officials OF
1t some locality where three or four counties
meet 60 that II any attempt At Interference made BY
the Of one county, the parties may step over
into one OF the Others rendering thus necessary for
the officials CT ali the counties to be present order TO
accomplish their intentions.
lenged by man parned Hurst, known as the "Salsy-
brioge Infant" The challenge has been accepted and
flo aide has been ssked Eight for f200 side in four
months time So you zee Heepsn il laying wok for
the future whatever may be the result OF his contest
with Ssyers. Tho final deposit Of ESQ side upon the
coming fight between Heensn and Ssyers to be made
Friday evening I shall attend, and give you some
sketches OF the Englsh "fancy."
No incorsiderabe degree Of excitement has been
crested here IN sporting circles by the arrival OF John
Morriseey and bis suite. They reached Liverpool on
Monday morning, and came upto LONDON on the same
@ Of sud s
Horse Shoe, In Tchb0rpe street, where the "Cha11-
pion Of America" was introduced to q number
Of his English co-laborers It Is said that dur.
ing the evening being asked il he intended
to fight in England Morrissey replied that he had come
here for no spoh purpose but to see the fight
the only man he would fshs-so that II useless for
others " challenge him. great deal o. curiosity has
spd yes'eroay he went round to the various sporting
houses, where crowds waiting receive him This
morning be started for Newmarket to meet Ssyers and
come Of Heenaus points and style OF fighting TIA, he
witt remain with him most Of the time Unit, Bgh. takes
pihce
Mr.. f. 7. Smith has issued his programme for the
coming operate at Her M.jesy theatre, which
be certsioy has right 70 hope win be proataoie
programme for the seasoa which on the ioS
Of April-n preparation for which tho has been
sno cleaned and newly decorated and painted both
cohmn who s announced 70 take her leave OF the eng
lsh puhis n series Of farewell performances, when
also involve her uai retirement from the stage" Maize
oeelle 1i.ieps, Madae Lott della Santa, Mad,s Marie
Catei he original piuorah, In Aeyerbsers "Psrdon de
Poesmer), Madam Borghi. Mamo, and Madame Alboni--
last, though by no means "east," in any Of the
word TIC tenors are Gugni, who has areaty male an
immense reputation, boz here and in Paris Mongai and
M. Eeiart, Spaniard, discovered some time since by
Mr.. Lun;ey. The baritones NJ Egrard B,igian,
who, hovever, Italiauizes his into "Everarai a
Sgnor Felar and Ssnor SebAs,iano R,nconi Sgaor AL.
dgdier and Valstu NJ CASTER husband Of Madame Cas-
eer, make up the list
Dir. Smith Danes twentyone operas bis available
repertory. Among them arc " Ooeron," which has not
been given 10 England since 1925 and which will pro-
baby be got up in magnificent style; the Nozzs di FL
garo' Fidelo" and Z" Der Frcizchuz;'" Admins, )" q
new opera BY oompasna, in which Piccolom,n u to
sssume the chief char acter ssmlraide for the fret
appearance OF About; ola rraviaa," for the nrs 40
pearance OF Piccolomini; Rsolst.o," for Made
naoisele Brunette; LA Favorta," for Madam Borgh
Msmo, and "Aer.ha " for Matemoisee NAens and sgnor
Goie'ip with which tho season will be inangrr ated.
For the ballet two Of the most accomplished cancers
In Europe are epgagsd--Made noael AmRa Ferraris
and Nacemoselle Pocchin the SUCCESSOR of Charlotte
Grisi In Esmerada beside Mademoisce Salviorri from
Naples about whom great deal has been said: Nile
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