, 1860-05-02

ClIamnion's head. Hecnan now began 10 cx-
hibit signs Of weakness, and cries Of two to
one on Savers" were heard again. mixed With
expressions Of derisiou about the Yankee Civ"
ing way in his legs: Ami this encouragement
tho keen and obseryant Champion pfessea ios.
ward, and planted in another on nccnan's
mouth. sim going ut him, and getting him
close in his corner, and almost against the ropes,
he delivered ponderpns and sounding BODY hit
full in the centre OF The ribs. lie had been alter
this spot for come time, aud exhloited great
satisfaction at having 50 hanosone'5 eot u;
quite covered tis entire face, its sweetress Of
expression YVES completely spoiled by terrific
paixhau from the lrft bower upon the Cham
piorl's mouth, drawing the blood freely and
sending it trick1ing down bis breast. 5ayers
tried to counter, but did net quite get home;
must bare it, ueepan TOOK Aacoonalo aosace
"to try the double with him which mems to
take hit for hit-aad AWAY few the two sharp
LETT hands at once, each man staggering and
recoiiiux from the shock. The men no" seps-
rated for moment, but the round did not close,
over their bleeding faces, they showed an equal
bulldog naturc by seeking each etner aga'n;
Heenau's right ere Was now feartully hunged
up, and almost entirely closed, but, In ret liza.
ton for the coarse derlsion 1t drew forth from
Sayers's friends, he seat in spanking his npon
|
another OH the nose Savers tried to rally, but
ucenaa's luck was in, and, percciSlng that the
ripbt forearm of the. Champion vas fearfully
swollen and rendered useless from the eject Of
tue full in the previous round, be went at him
fercely, and, BY laundering stroke from the
left piston, levelel hi1n to the earth ICheers
FROM the little knot of> americans at Heeraa's
corner, end ua exulsing exclamation from Mac
doeald OF Is What do you think. Of our Yankee
L fighter uow?"| This Wss round Of mort ter.
rltic fighting, highly crsdl' able to the courage
Of both men, and setting both on the top round
the ring ns first class. slilful, and thorough
hghserE. 1t lasted nea.1y fifteen minutes-
= ROUND 9.-Sayefs cane up showing signs Of
distress {eyen betting en- the Boy y. mad as uec-
caa went aerccly otter him he hurriedl5 gave
ground, and as the .Bsy pressed on, be com
the movement iato run. Neenan burst ont
laughing at this shine. and standing in an easy
and noncAaIant manuer, wheeled easily on his
heel 20 US to continue to face him without fol-
lowing after. Advancing on him again, he
planted severe blow On the chin, and followed
Sayers qnite arolnd, whcreupon, while he was
pitching forward in that position Heenau gave
chase, and hit him down By 4 blow On the back.
ICaeers fo- Heenan!I
Rouxp TO-" Twenty 70 tan On the Eenicia
Boy !"-Sayers, get growing weak, came up
right arm still fearfully swollen, cngins para.
| Used against his breast. No one who knew bis
gallaut history could help syupsthising with
| him in his sore distress, and Wishing he vas out
| Of his present peril But the gladiator who op-
! posed him, like his screaming hackers, / I'D no
s,Ar:a thoag ghts as these, but rethcr pressed on
| him the mrre, aud, going at him right and lett,
- detl the round by again knocking him clean
down.
| S-YYoorop tn{C 1,rsat IL =
again, in order 10 keep him hurried while in his
crippled state. Nc;ng a little incautious in his
| advance, however, Savers propped him rs lie
| GANG in, aud, as Eecnau was meditating re.
turn, got in another, bnt not very effective, Lit
and tel backward through the ropes.
| RcrSp 1a.-Sayers still came up fecb1y, and
Heeaan went afler lin, as before, and, while
Savers was dancing before hin, evidently BE-.
Isw.ld.rell aud CONFUSED, he lcyeled him again it
tic coolest manner with straight left-hander
ard @a'ked smiliasly back to his corEer.
RorSp l3.-Heenan again forced the fighting
and sayers, now very. weak, fought Parthiaz
bast!e, and fled from, his dangerous pursucr. \:
soon al he yenturcd to turn IN ; face, Hccnas
planted another hit upon lis mouth, and knock
ed him clsaEl ea his legs again. lCheers ngait
for uecnau. Tso to oae on tie Denecia Boy !.
norSp 14.-.Thc superiority Of lIcenan va:
DOW completely II an:ie.t; cxprt ssiors Of admi
ration Ut his inc style Of fighting were heart
ali round ,he ring, a11a encomiums Of the sound
| est kind we're delivered On his courage. En-
| colaiun,s which ne take p}easu1ciu in sayin@ Eer'
| substantially earned and deserved. III thi
round, Heenau went At Sayers in the business
style Of the two last, and delivered in succession
two telling hits in the neck aud mouth, Ssyer
coantcring neatly on the latter by blow on tn
right cbesk. Heenan then caught him on th
head, at which Saycr$ rushed in, cleuchel, an'
after u mon,sntary struggle, both fell toye!he
on sayers' side Of the ring, Sayers having rash
er the best Of the fell. Great cheers went u
iron, his corn9. at this ripple IN his favor. b"
tiry, like SaJers, felt that Tier had toughe
I cust,snxr than they lad bargniued for.
RoCsD 1t.-Hcenaa WAS again up first IT. th
scr1.ch. US he had hesu every tinlo for the la
eight Or leu rounds, while Sayers, who exhibit
knee reluctantly and slow. This time Hecna
wen: straight up to him, and hit him down nit
, | his right as ii Ssyeee had been made OF woot
RotSp 16.-This rutud was counterpart {
!; the last, Saye1s copliuy up slow, backing q
dancing away appresc1siytly, and ending b
| being Knocked down, 11eenan walking from hi:
with smile to his corner.
RorSn l1.-Like the last in oil respects, all
. ending in a clear knock Gown.
KorSp l9.-Saycss came up slowly, Heena
, wen: at him, and coracring him despite b
quick retreat, hit him down at the rope
i"le0 to anything on Heenau."l
, RorsD 1l.--Sayers looked much distressed
and Us Neenan advanced confidently upon hil
with his terrible left maw)ey, threatening ne
E | punishment, he sil1el of in evident appsehe,
, sion OF its visitation; but Hcenau folowln;
checked ls retiring course, but did not Ect
r the usual blow. Sasers on the contrary caugi
him lightly on the right cheek and mouth, uPo
! which Heeeuan rushed III, cleached and thrs
i Sayers, falling verr heavily upon him. ["Fi5
!, | to one or ueenau!'
!: running gatae, neslan stepping Lightly rou1
t so Us to Keep linn before him and delivering BIZ
a lit OH the shoulder as he went. Savers turne'
planted Light blow on the chest, which 1eena
b returned, with interest. upon the mouth. j
b then rushed in, clenchcd and threw Sayers upe
e the ropes, where he slipped down, scraping h
t; buck on them Us he went.
!, RocSn a1.-ueenan went to the scratch ar
c waited for Sayers, and when he canle up b
walked, we mad almost said smilingly away, b
!. the gfimace With which be intended his plea
s urab!e emotions could scarcely be called snail
8 for the terrific visitatious Of the Champlo
n though not 80 frequent rs bis own, hsd SO pntts
It and changed Lis features, that none Of the sosi
e expressions were much At his comu,aud.
c RorSp 22.-Sayers. who now, no:Hishstan
i ing his severe punishment, seemed to be fres
# cning little, managed to prop Heeuan once
= twice as he incnrtiousty advanced upon hin
but Hoenan, stubborn to his pulpose, still bort
}. IN, aud succeeded in again Flushing him with
{ | knock Gnwn OoN%
d Korsp e3.-Sare ers still kept up the shifiir
u game, but Heenan pursued aud hit him in Il
c hack, without, borrower, koocking him dow
9 Sayers, after pitching forward with the blo'
), recovered himself, willis Heenau stood smi!it
n ut hio1, as lie had in the earlier round smiIs
tartalisinslr at Heenau, when he got bis orn
] mental eye. and, gathering himself. handsom
i y caught Heenan IS he again advanced with
s iine telling hit upon the mouth. ueenau th'
a rushed il. .cleucbed. and strurr|ed fer the tlro
d and they went to earth together, with Saye
b slightly on the top. TGrcat cheers for Snyers
It cheers which we're we'll deserved.
&c EorSp a4.-Sorsrs came up slow again, III
\ | after few feints and passes, Heeoan aga
is knocked him down.
s RorsD s5:--Sayers came up this time e.
tieptv fresheninR, and with smile upon
c face, and it was observed that the vast svellil
y which had 50 disfgured his right forearm b
J. gone down almost entirely, though it did n
i promise 10 lie Of much more use to him tb
l. lIeenan's right eye, which vas now entire
n closed, and 20 lar ~ that side WIS concerned
d was fighting entirely in The datk. Amid cri
= ward, and after taking two light but well dirt
lie ted admcnishers that the man before him y
,e hot yet beaten, be succeeded in straightenl
III the lett duke out aEsin, and lauded tho Cha
n pion once more upon the gEsss.
20 RorND 2G.-Sayers came up late, Heen
ut waiting for him patiently, and was the first
~ | lead of at the mouth, md barely getting
n danced backward and ran away from the
n | turn. Hcenan followed aEd turned him,
T. delivered good bit on the chin, and as sayt
ID t who was On his own side Of tn. ring, eousht
,e fly aud Heenan. who WIS pursuing, reached
th t his hand TO catch him, and in doing 50 made
n. grab, which took Sayers' whole face in luis op
II mouth considerably, aud started the blood fl
Il | tis mouth airesh lie then brought Savefs