Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-08

asrHh noiseess bound, Ike cat he sprsug jl-t
OF distance Of the ponderous that med only re-
quircd crush him Gradually they drew near,r
aud nearer the giant wsirg for bis chance which the
other nov and then appeared to give lin, though, In
| reality, he ventured nothing.
last Mscs carefully ventured IT, and struck his op.
ponenl slightly three four times la the face. They
were ouy blows but enough to show him that he eolld
reach the SLOW eldy boxer when he chose aud get
out OF all danger OF return with perfect eeitinry.
Apparently rati.fed with this knowledge Mace began
the Ii ,ht with terrific blow. which completely closed
Hurss eye aud seemed TO make his bulky frame trem-
| bic 10 his feet
Before the frs. rourd which bad lasted nearly twelve
minutes was over Hurst half smo'hered 10 hs own
blood and his face gashed that ~ Tar AZ appearance
went Mace might have been assaultng him with razor
STILL AZ il was known that Hurst bad but TO give Que
blow to win the day, one seemed inclined 10 back
Mace who might 1t any moment get stroke that would
anpinlate him. Yet the tremendous blow that seemed
| always upen6iog never came.
Hurst kaew evidently nothing Of boxing and his an
sgons therefore, merely drew aside with tho most per-
fct song roGfrum the slow awkward movements Oh Inc
ponderou. arms delivering his strokes full on the
mead and face Of the giant with force and rapidty that
terrible. In vain like blind Cyelops Hurst rhre~
bic abroad ard ssove 10 grasp 70 strike, evea to
touch bis 1.-the, wiry foeio vain he srove t. hem him
into u corner.
Mace would simply irhict bis tremendous blows full
on the smashed face OF his oppoueat, pass under hs
am and be gone almost before the eye could follow bis
m v menis.
Hurst literally dslugad with blooi which poured
bis huge figure such streams that Mace himself was
covered with f. and the clothes Of Hursis seconds
almost staraed Nothing showed the enormous strength
Of the than that he could sustain this fearful
punishment aud loss Of blood with apparently ittle dim
nu.ion Of bis colossal power.
He still pursued Mace with undated determination,
hui touched him, while, on the ottec
hand, Maces bloss sounded lCui all the ring till
from a sharp cras, ing smash they gradually deadened
down to a splsshing soInd like striking meat that
sckenibg 70 hear Nothing stopped the copons
of blood that G>wed from eli paris OF Hursts
face and the whole Of this one-sided became d
4 stlrg and horiil beyond all description
After Their bad teen ten rounds and the ii ht had
listed thr, equsrters Of hour Hursts SECONDS
.bd bGcke that his chance hopeless ID urgent
y strove make him discontinue. But though now Ut
terly bin LIS features smashed Of all recogLt
almost a human being and reeng from his fearful
OF BLOOD the ydshgurcd giast still to-ered from
his c,rner DOLLY to be sent staggering back by ansg
onst that b, seemed capable oil annihating Mace
no longer taught cauiousy but bic when ard where be
pleased, AM even closed with the great wrestler aud
threw him he Wiz.
IL all over Hercules himself would have succumb |
I'd TO such tarul blows, aud she Alarming hsmorrhsge
which folos d them, and which began TO soak al
the grass Of ths ring Brette Hurss chief hacker al
last rushed ato the and insisted bis fighting
more bat The manned giant seemed inc lpable Of UNDER
saGdIg bis Geeat from such little man, and groped |
ani staggered out ag,n Blind and faiutng il only re-
gnired two more blows 10 finish the affr but |
the iLA c:iou OF those the plrss head of IN wa
horrible and shocking beyond all description.
His seconds aud hackers gave in for him ri,hou, bis
knowledge, aud KEEP. Hurst in his corner till be gradual
y became almost insensibe and all the restorative
10 the ring weie exhausted in forts 20 keep him from
fnting, which, in the lb9nce Of surg ION, and 10 III
then fast falling power might have he, most serious
anAir
The spectacle which he presented Is 100 horrible for
description Even the oldest champions Of tue riug
we're aghas. a. tho fearful punishment aicled in fifty
minutes.
Mace had no. a siugl. mark him.
The dock yard pal dispatched III a frou
Chatham to prrvent tbs light aud arrived just IL
over-quite oAicisl that
l. IA kind OF set oil TO this revolving business to ray
that poor Hursts radss both tides we're most
soctous in their OF him after his defeat and Mace
about amongst them and raised subscription for
tim amounting TO f35. Such facts, though undoubffd
~ prassxorihy but poorly eountcrbiance the horrible
nature OF the whole contest. Yet pugists think that
IL few years the ring will again GLOW with all the btu
Bagnhcence OF the days CT the Regency. Revive the
ng IL would be easier to the Heptarchy.
GREAT BRITAIN
Ia the House of Commons June II, the Govern |
ment hill appfoptiaing the four Parliamentary seats
cant through the acknowledgements OF Sudbury and s.
Alb,ns WAS further advanced The clsuSe giving one |
OF the vacant seats 10 BiFkenheal was carried hut
moion granting additional member TO the county Of
Mddresex was rejected by vote OF lS6 against go -
being majority against Government Of 80.
In the House of Lords the Is ult, the Bank
rnptcy bill passed bus Earl Granville ssid The Gov
erument would undertake support in the other
House the amendments Of The Lords.
meeiin, OF the conservative members OF Parliament
was held the ,sdencs OF Lord Derby the II u
tmO with reference to the action vi the party the
church rates question The London Herald emphar |
cay denits the Of dssensioas in the vaSe
ranks
The machine works OF Messrs Parr Curtis 4 Naieey,
Manchester had been destroyed by fire The IS
timatei 80 900 tie liz aud about 800 pie
thrown Out OF employment.
The telegraph cable between the island Of Corsica and
Talon had been successfully laid. |
It is said that it MAS stormy meeting at the Counc
of State when the Emperor announced his intention to
recoguiz, the Kingdom oil Italy. |
TIE Paris Union ultra montana aper says ths; |
Frauee will authorize work Of brgandsge viol
and hypocrisy Whatever artful terms may be used |
tlat recognition implies, necs sarIy, the end Of .
fopss temporal power.
tn. funeral dirye in honor Of the late Count Cayour
was eel, braed gu The l7;h uit in the Madeline n.tbe
pre- ence Of large concourss Of people. The Abbey |
Du .fray, the Lewy appointed Bishop CT Aarseiles, Of
fciuei Amongst the numerous Gistnz ushed pc soLs |
VINO attended the service, Marshal Vaut N. Thot-
vebel Minister for Foreign Affairs; Count Persigny,
Minister of the Iater.or LouGt Horny President OF the
Corps Legslaiif Marshal Aaensn, Vscount 60 Guer-
ronisrs and Others The majority IT the J9urnils were
represented The church lung With black relieved
here aud there with Italian tags.
Judgment had been pronounced in the iGiirs Of the
secret political society headed by Bsnqui Blirqui had
bsen condemned to four years imprisonment ana utter
dicton OF civil ri hts for live years sitsrsards. Other
parties implicated sentenced 10 shorter terms oil
inp i3onment.
PuOlc attention in France was sglin directed 10 Age-
ri cotton growing country.
The weather was as favorable il could be for the
crops ard bfesdstuhs were falling in price,
Tie Bourse, on the 18Th Of July, aAt-rentes
o 1g ate 1856
The Paris correspondent Of the London Post tee.
% sphs under date of June H. follows: At this
ment the recognition Of thi Kingdom Of Italy by France
Is an accomplished fact NJ de Rayncva who rs csarle
of French aiirs a. Turiu was informed by despatch,
sent eff last night Of this important resolution OF his
Cover. mant
Tie Turin Opi,ione, OF the 18th ultimo, says
Tn. lon ,,ic relations betwen France and Italy
shortly b.. resumed. 1t is asserted that N. De Law
ctto will proceed Turin Minister Of France, aud
tha the Commander D Ngra will 20 TO Paris In a sln
lar qu lily.
towns of saunarco aud Bgnsao, having risen in il sur
r.ciop we're tsken By assault by the Palm troops
of III. inhabitants were shot for having buried
sivs four Pednonese Both towns after Yards ut
on Ere aud the inhabitants departed in the neghboriIg
villages.
III, Pope was suffering from erysiprlis.
Popular manifestations favor Of Victor Emanuel had
/ lken place in tn, Albert theatre, Rome.
raE RKErs--LoSDoS MONEY uAsKEf.
From N. LDndon Meas, JANE 10.
The stooA markets to-day rather weaker although
IN weather continues h1e as could he desired.
ohoe seems TO have heen given by the public of the
accounts nom America which considered 10
strengthen the prospect Of prolonged struggle The
funGs have again declined S per cent, aad closed doll