The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
LATER FROM EURoP
OF THE BOHEMIAN
Heehan's Letter TO the Times.
HE CHARGES BELLS LIFE WITH SUPPRESS
SION
He Demands the Belt or Another
Fight.

NiAAl - N@''
steamer Bohemian, from Liverpool 25h,
via Queenstown 26th, passed this point at
4,30 P. NJ, to-day, en- route for Quebec.
The Gamer City of Washington sailed
from Liverpool at about the same time as
the bohemian, and has the mails for the
United S ates.
a report which was current in Lon.
don, that Heenan had died Of erysipelas,
proved to be utterly unfounded. Heenan,
On the 22d. writes to the Times: 81 see
BY your articles Of Saturday, that you
nv wishes, and it does M
great injustice. | have no difference to
settle with Sayers, except such as | tried
to settle with him on the 10th, and iu-
stead Of being called boy, l ought to be
termed baby, il. after having come SO
far, and not having got settlement, |
should be willing t relirquish my pur-
pose Tor few good natured pats on the
back and being told that | am a fine fel-
low. | have received great many anon
ymous letters, asking il am not ashamed
Of myself, great fellow like me, to come
over to whip little man like Sayers.-
Under ordinary circumstances, should
not think Of sending challenge to a man
of SayerS' size, but England thinks him
big enough to defend the Belt want it
and cannot get it except through him.
The enclosed letter, which / sent to
Bells Life when | heard that they intend,
ed to call on the surgeon to nam- the day
before whi"h Sayers could not finish the
pending affair, will show my position,
and as Bells Life has not published it,
you will do me great kindness by let.
ting the Eng ish people hear what | have
10 Say.
II the late battle is not to be resumed,
and the Belt is not to come to me for
what has already taken place, claim to
be first OH the list TO meet Sayers again
for the next chance to conquer it.
The following is the letter to Bells
Life:-
mot having been able to obtain from
you as R-feree the final decision upon the
fight Of Tuesday last, desire TO demand
through you a new meeting within the
present week | make this demand from
having been informed that II has been
Suggested on your part should give
Say0rs sufficient time TO recover from Ger.
tain injuries received by him. Now, sir,
while [ am willing to accommodate him
in any proper way, | must not be un-
mindful Of my own right.
also received injuries, but bargained
for them and put it to you as man Of
honor whether, if | had been deprived,
through the effect of the said hight, of my
eyesight or my arm as in the case Of Bret.
Ile when disabled by Savers, you would
have made Sayors wait for me for any
length Of time that nIght be dictated by
my private doctor When this mat was
mad, the date of the battle was the 10th,
or as soon as VIC could get to fight, and
according to the rules; il the battle s ould
be interrupted it was my understanding,
and | believe it is the law, that we Should
fight within week. We did meet ac.
cording to contract. tho battle was said tc
be unfinished. and am prepared to re-
new il at any moment within lawful linn
its.
II Sayers is not, on account Of injuries
received from me, and cannot meet me ac
cording to the rules of manly opposition
demand and claim that he resign to mi
tho belt, which he is not, according to tht
rules Of The prize ring, entitled to retain
Hoping 10 receive an answer from you be
fore the week expires, stating your view
in full, | am, etc, etc.
p 5. You will please understand
don't wish to compel Sayers TO fight, be
cause he is represented 10 be in disa
blcd state. but wish to obtain what
think l have aheaiy won, and which
will choprfully hand back whenever h,
or any other person thinks he can take i
fIom me-"
E2O0 are said to have been subscribed
in Liverpool by American Captains 70
the beneftof lleenan.
FRANCE. 1T was stated that Austria
Russia aud Prussia had agreed to the pro
position that the contemplated Europeal
Conference OF France on the Swiss ques
lion should meet ~ Paris. Tho Confer
aucc, it is presumed, will bs composed o
tho following Powers: Austria, France
England. Spain, Portugal, Prussia, Rus
sia, Sardinia, Sweden and Switzerland
who will be represented by their Ambas
sailors To Frame.
SAvoY.-Tho voting on the question o
annexation to france, took place on Sun
day the 29d.
A dispatch from Chambery in the Par
is Journal says, the enthusiasm was i'm
menso, and that all efforts to induce tn,
people to abstain from voting completely
failed.
The whole number Of voters in the dis
trict OF ST. Jean Marricnne have voted 70
annexation to France.
Al Fanoigny, the voting was almos
unanimous Tor annexation, At Bounen
vile, there was registered voto-2, 76l
ayes and no. At CRANBERRY there were
$500 ayes out Of 8, 800 voters. AT AmeCy
tho voting in avol Of annexation was al
most unanimous.
A Geneva telegram says the voting u
Faneigny has taken place entirely under
the Influences Of the authorities and cler
gy. There was no ballot; not even per
mission to present a card expressing {
vote against annexation, and the number
Of voters who have absIained from voting
is very large. The latest dispatches show