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

Eetw the B-ni.ta Boy &no Bag
lish PueiIs-Eorh Parties Il~sIn tae
VictSxy-st~tements Of the EsglIsh
Sporting Psess ON the Natter Norris
sey's Arrival In EnKiana asa Visit To
Eewmsrkst-Hss Opinion OF Tom Say
ers "ha Has Llberaiisy Towards the
Championships sssksog " tho LssI
hisso Of Sporting Men
ana roAfifst~--s. Altsratles or rho Day
or Fig hnnE--1sGstng is Lsaaoa and
New York On tho FsEhs, Sc.
We have already Published In he HEaAIo the various
changes which the Besica Boy has boon compelled to
make In the locality Of his tsspipg quarters Obliged by
the hostility Of few pseu religious people In as city Of
Salisbury TO vscae bis c1nfortabc quarters there he
proceeded with his trainers wiscs sstsr bni andiag
ocay not adapted for training purposes, no ''chaagea
tie venue" to tbs village OF aox in Soefetshire, only
gone hve or Blk miles Distant from th celebrated
Dg place, the city Of Bath Ert even here be was NOT
soetued 10 find torHascn to bis wsnderines he re.
ceIved quiet hint from q nslghboriug magistrate 20
"move on''-a mandste he and his trainers were com.
peed to obsy. They all oca'cd a. place call.
ed Ntln, small yiileso In Bed.ordsbIrc, with every
prppec. of receiving further interruption train
ipg preparation Of the American champion.
Tom saye:s still continues his exercises on the broad
heath of Newmarket undstarbed and unmoested by the
that in Newmarket he Ia universally popular having 90
frequently taken up his tsaaina quarters there for his
previous contests Of the ring that be well to al
most every nhabant Of tns place. Indeed thoroughly
mbaec with the love Of SPORT shelter horse racing
the pzo ring, are the tenizers OF Newmarket that Ia
doubtful whether even policeman could be found who
would venture 70 execute warrant for the apprehension
OF the ldolsed Tom Sayers In consequence Tom feels
perfectly sereDe" on tho subject OF bis personal safety,
ard never dreams for OF changing his quarters
If there Of warrants ssaed 10 prevent
his "bIeskirg the peace" the l6lh lst in company
with his transatlantic compeuo or.
Ia the herald OF the ll,h inst we noticed the state
ment made by Lcndor spornpg iournsl, that Heenan
had had afetto wh second third rats Eaglisn
puglist, and had got decifeay worst OF H. We re-
marked that such apparently improbable statement
should be received with caution Ia the flee OF sporting
journals brought by the Persias mails dated March g.
npd comments on this affair. Belrs Life thus re-
marks
Cd 80 & aud hsi Bake. had al the hes, O. y ssd tas
ss.'ssd r sssDS se na ss 1 sect or s: sab
slt su omss, IN sass .as elk sse.s back Ia
her did 60 ssba snt pct tbs soges vim tee asnius
Bsser ha' maze saca ssmsat nsus have bss INV med
3 hum wss Or sss 0ssn
han is hsse oesard csdsuns among certain
ard ,s sase
or na sns o ssyers HUNDRED 81 fs.s
.a d d., Ss1 IS: wv
Isssr Eyss ssss@ d. nm; 8!
e o sS;sn e yls D.. Inst saSh Odas s
tie SpOin9 Life the journal In which the statement
originally appeared, maintnas its truth and challenges
re'ua,cn. That tho report met with many believers is
evident from The offers made Ta.tersas to
bet ECO 10 940U Syers winning the fight: The Jour-
nal referred 10 says
cay reIsase glove sS b Sa Iswsse aes
3 md ile slsr Bro avsa have g easS pso
mss, 81 ss srv ssnrs f. t1fassr s .sss
ros M sss wSrm 81 ~S ss & IL M
boy but ss lbs, the rssu was he revsrse Of that
ionsb he ass pa himself a. the ss Se Ssrs be-
that he ler was wb bleod and had 70 De
pumped before beng preseutSbe his frecdA How
ever aue prepared up suthory Tor The
scfn nia ~heh have been published IL the Sporting Ls and
ns A%esesn psIy - tesu0uon u INC rspress0
~0 Una "Scn We gave )" . us So.a
John Norresey ana MS party OF American COMPANIONS
lie rad visit to the editor Of eps fe soon after his
On day Afternoon John Morrs,ey the Only OF
Jcbn heeosn arrived 10 this conny the africa and
fully y. iss IN height .ns Ii. he informs Us he
Usins shnr"b h1se AZ nnr Iii avar h:
Of pugst and there o,E shout him one
ntcrma he is ,.h BY bhh led year
49, ss him TO the saes before n had Ct
,ssa m 81 ,S % m sne h ne n.enoea
hs wish h. had lat HE ssny and ~ bna,nsss ~
look 1t the old country and The IS OF hs ns,iysy
and partly to see Tho CONTEXT between his old opoo
necs and Iom savers he shonid tAke no notice of chal
zen S% "ser prs9ns put "a me event Oh neenn snn
have "a IN la h.s "ro,ss as.,n ny XII NO ~oTa
obisin In osnn q s,scions And bs
stated his belief really a. GOOD Is he has Eeen
reported be In America why be would who the Bso,c Boy
WIN esse DIT hs Ut All fe SHIRT Of thai the
Ssy M &c on 40 UI h ea SnAs G s praises
ros hut ,hs va do Er thst ne ia rsss s ns sd nr
that sill hSe ZONE whupoy but tat thers h }.
y hs exeavsgap, We deny Morrssey has
bis own op,uion So 20 he result laying ont fd
on nay e srd On Weanesday afternoon no wen TO TOMS
s,nS quarters % pay hA' hero Walt Tom OF course ~ss
seis,t y IN, s ,asn s ORE, IS me
rpips ba,ie rem 10 bs proved rom sss informs
US az not only has morrlssey given him v.,bs advice hut
he hss bai dorey permitted him stand f00 nothing
with him In hs bets Such bes sy this requires
mens
ke ~ @ =, oIee psocseGea .rom Lonaoa 70 Ne"@