The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05


usuai custom, "on the ground Of humanity" but Will
creditabls motive, they dsoIan for hin ne requirement
spending 70 The orders q The referee, ana wn 70 70
spond II an hours notice. The friends a. Heennn, wh<
nsy ,SaS the uprn, and Gallant ssysrs .ns -
rupton q the CONTEST wsh 70 declare the clsaEnew q
Heenans supporters from any completely with thae out
man In our country who has engaged 70 subdue anohsz
requires outside help TO aid him. wa given 70 Shyera
In the thirty ninth round he considered 70 be beatsn
In abort Whenever Humanity usNdss such istsrfsr-
erce, me verdict given against the man Whose eoa-
auered and hopeless condition requires The practical in
In conclusion wish say for myself that In thshss'
Of writing my long report-the battle part Of Wiki has
Ieps In which could not be corrected for that edition. al
had no time allowed either 10 revise mAnu6 rip
sion Of The word a in tho last line az one Of q cIos
Ing rounds when In speaking Of the conduct Of The per-
.cns wno orose INTO ne rng should read thsy koksd
him"
send with this corrected copy Of that report end
ably written sooount Of wednesday, and b vii pos sas
any errors may have made therein, viii cheerfully
coirecs for perufAl In America GEORGE WILKN
ApElfM Horr, london, April 1as
hesnAn went 70 The 1v~a Office personally 70 oontss
a'o' 'ne statement that he anxious . draw We
1e INFORMED that he had an interview with the sdsor
lido fesun OF this letter curious he WAS mum
dated with etters Of every description The Illustrated
paper which contained the American account was return
% marked win oil sorts Of remarks more forcibs than
elegant; many letters contained threats thai Heauan
ever entered The ring again he should no. leave alive.
and thai they would shoot him like dog On the other
hand, the editor Of 1su LIFE has received letters from
al parts the United Kingdom containing rsmauoss of
an immense amount for . testmonial 70 Sayen.
On Friday morning the different seconds and bakers Of
the principals met At Beus LIE The reporter az tho Lon
don H<s, Mr. DdWns the referee and the President OF
the railway which conveyed the parties 70 the nghs we've
there. Mr. SayeIs there, his fAce looking very ve
but bis arm was In sins Mr.. Heenan was nos there
although saw him that morning out riding and %,
parenuy perfectly well The various parties evidently
were not on the most friendly terms sAyeS eyed the
Americans very savsgey, and did not seem in his usual
good spirits.
The Presiden Of the railway gave his return ami ths
otal amount Of tickets sold proved DO husdred
and sixty, As SIS each There seventy free tickets,
which were given to the press and the ring keepers
single American correspondent received . ticket, but
each had 10 pay his SIS. The President showsf
raj forged tickets. and said there had been probably
over one hundred used This will for The presence
Of the pckpockets
The Americans suffered much from these gsutlsmen.
The special Of well known American illustrated
paper was, perhaps the worst sufferer. While ~ vAs
orsily engaged sketcbpE-one hand holding hh book
snd the other his pencl-the thieves quietly ana dexe-
ously went 10 work and cleaned every pocket, IRON biz
watch 70 his pocket book
The total amount Of money TO be divided was $40 ,2ss
The railway keeping half, other being divided be-
tween Sayers Keenan, Macdonald reoe,ved 81 soon
gold for Keenan,.
After having settled this business the fight became shs
srbjeet. Heenans friends wanted tho light 70 or
,his week, or ehe the party objecting should
lose The rules OF the ring are that Ne hght
must come of within the week or ell bets are 70
be Withdrawn. OF course the betters on Ssyers who
bad hid their money two 70 against Keenan, desired
10 make fresh bets the odds could be no gre,
The friends sAyers finally prevailed upon Mr. Dow
ling, the editor Of Bes Le, to sccept oernasAsffom
physician that arm not 10 . condition 70
fight, and to wall until was we'll The friends Of Hssnan
replied that Mr. Heenan eyes had been blind no such
favor would have been shown him, and that such .
course recommended against all The rllss Of
the ring They weye however, compelled 70 acquiesos-
Mr. sayefs took but little part In the discussion None
can doubt his bravery his willingness 70 nxhs iAe~an
ment he u In condition He says tss,lk uAe AG seconds
tueed a hiy z iosxd Ne cos,d NJ a< r'~e o. cry
.s..y sbcSt him
Nay of the friends Of parties suggest that sayers
hs pressn, the belt Keenan, out Of respecs 70 bun -
brave man, and for his pluct In coming seross the
lsntic, and that Afterwards Keenan, absll give hbAcs
Mr.. Keenan, says that may be all very pretty. but
has been accused OF courage and no does no
ts1d TO 70 back without the belt 10 came for.
The nght win most probably BE- renewed, md thai
within two three weshs We AFRAID poor Tom win
get the worst Oft
The number Of persons OF rank who - shs ash
was unexanpled scene Of Mat kin Tbe c1hor Of
Belrs LIFE surrounded by these disslnguAbsd pob
men, the Marquis of sserd being hin right. vhis The
Duke Of Beaufort on s lefs Many Of The Dsrs VIC