, 1862-12-14

FBeABTle WARFARE.

fBeAN7e WARFARE |
ship i'm EaE1xna~
The telegraph ssls ALREADY reported tho VIC |
tory o; Kiny over Mare. The event t"ok
place in the nvighborhood os ~ i::. Haven,
twen.g.cight miles from London.
From The London roat, Soyenber:7
HIGHT AND WEIGHT or fHR AEH.
The long expected encounter for The cham
pion's belt nnd f430 took place ycste; day.
Tho competitions wera Ialncs Mace, Of Nor
wich, the champion, and Thomas kim, u
LoMtson.
614 Inches, and HeiGhs about 10 stone IL
pa1inis.
King ls q duo young follow, standing 6 fact
211 inches, and weighing III eonlitlUn about
Il lone l2 pounds, He was born In 1S.,;.
A crsat df@l Of Interest w,s excited In thiE
entered tAt ring to cont'.ud for the champion
ship. For some tfluc past tke betting has been
in FAVOR ct MAct., Elk and te.cn 70 fyns hive
been hid, but as tbs time approashcd ti.c-e
odds t4eaule iessentd, and five to four Was t.
1he event ,ook rla.s In tic neis.horhooa
Of Thames Haven.
1'Ar cumls.tarts entered tile ring few mir
nt"s past riue, When, alter ljghtin.. for thi.ty-
eight tninCtc7, ttli. ing which time twenty -onc
rounds wc,s fought, mostly III 11vor Of Ne,
King c6untcfca bin ve<y hte.yily TN the nose
un4 knocked him ;nscnsitl., aud Kin. vi:
declared the victor.
The winner Was seconded bT Jack MsDon.
Ill! and Dos Tyler, and Mace by Euo Tr1,ers
a.,d Bob Bre;:le. -
THE RtS I1.ox LOSD5s.
[From the Manehe.tet Guardian, So:. e7l
1Iacc and King yesterday contcnded for tho
! mries.thip u En3lan and Gi90.
| Four D'ctu.ll yt.f,r;i.y morning wa7 The
| l.u.lr ennounc ed ior I'll who wished TO wi.nr.s
| the fight to he al The Fenchu:rh xt.ret sta
| ton. london: and ut III: tine appointed,
many hundreds we've assembled, rely tn ply
| the 'tw" Euincas" levy; but such was the
eantnsion tha; 1nanr were left ;,ct,intl. wh;ist
"a crowd Of thieves and pickroekets rc,pea {
rich harvest. The roMle selected was dowil
| thu London, Ti!brry and Southc1d Ea;lv:.-. :.
t as isr as T1talnts Haven, Station twcutg.eiy[l
miles from London, where tbs ring, Ut Q
| O'Clock, was pitched.
TIE MRS ENTER 7nx n1SG.
Mace was thc tirst to tlfow his cap inso the
| ring, which example Was quickly followed rs
| and Bot Trayers "waited' on afacc, whilst
King hsd ns Ids attendants Eos Ts!esagl John
| Macdonald. -.
I The men, having flnltheti their toilets, werc,
shortly uftrr 81 L1ock, LANDED TO the ztgatri,
~. ~. ~ ~ .o.s, 1nH IStu E.e! " n1st W
60 'u"S;as M W. III siss, psi.lS@. - allc
s, ~, ~ .ti.o- ~ eo9u ~ strs s.ogu " Ge
and sizc Of Tue men tsas at once apparent
King looked much bigger than 1ie did when
last he sturi up b.fors: aface. As "a, AZ ten.
o'llon "e"'' oe'u apsF ':c'4 ~ " Fea-~sE-
TIE 1.oUkDs-
They nj once threw themselves iutn att;.
tul., Mace leading atf, hut y::e well AMI, neat
IL >to,rcd; aud alier few slight r.ylta,...,.s
jc1n sfipCeil down.
4u the =eeoni round hot., began to a+itntn.
lister heavy exchanges, King landing bis riyl!
! on the mouth, and drawing fist blood.
This succcss appeared to stimulate Eipe
anaziuzly. for lie vi once bean t., te in.,,rt.
aus a1l rush in. Tor Which lie sutFc,cG, a,,. ii
the end of tie sixth round bis 1usAin. w5 ;ll
inkrsl on. ri him:
Round after round followed up Ii the c,ose
| Of The eisI.tecpth. whe,, th,: E,ce O.: e,nh ,,e
gan 10 show nnsrs. or severe punishment
| kilc evidently having had decidedly the -yo..
Of tie lp,tie. and odd: Ut s TO on Mace wca
begging.
Both men were quick TO time for the MAC
| tenth rrnui. when Mice led with his lef;
and la,,tcd slishtir On E!ng.'s 1lce. reire1t
| ing without feceivinc In rctiiin. At:c;n,ti,,;
, the tapo thing a second time. in b7cak;u::
rronud hi, f;,oi sliprgG. md. OF cpur.r. III
tIcat. slightly ,tropred.
EInp at once sent ont bis ricls clear from
the shoulder. ,.ot hvtne i,,s, under thc letl cyi
aud -isie OF tle nose. and Mace dropped as
H. hsd nceu shut, blood living In Ill dirrc
tons.
This lIow was heard iii over the ring.
fln time being urain eatIet, it was ey1.lco
ali va. orer with Mace. for lie came IN "a!
. abroad !,
- WON'T - ,-,r,t ~, ~ syoc, 1,+ an, n;
aug went slEnSas w ~ Aaet. 'es out nt
E,:;hi n:;ail'. ianue.. 1t On Aaees foiene%a "n
Msre anain can,e IN II, tho call Of time In
went I'M" viii % a1ir,t r. ~ touch' on H. Va |'o4s' ~
Eob Bretuc. tind;ny hi had M chance +
winning. tltrw IN lie sp1uvc. ant; Tom Kim
| after ffTh,inr ,r:rnty.t,ne inrril-. in t;,;I, {
,i.l,. ninu,S.. was ..a;,it, t;,,. tha,,-,;o,, =
I E3rlani Tnts, ve,,. y,sy ,nueh ,,p,,is.,.E
| 10y ~, yer1 mi, !, Ilisf;. u;t,; ,hn-,
Na.e APPEAR ;. wy,kri nur ~ ~
: ! tHe iaee ana Ac.:s. ohs
ss2uca unsupported
1I6ESAx "a FIGHT KING.
. II is sasl tlist Htenau viii coute:. Wit
t Eirr {ur the championship, and E533.
, r,,r ,p-p.r.xcv .x. .s.7r,r,, ar rzr >,. !.
=, -
. !sEotn the L'hdon ss<fs4nss Lille. November "a
!, Although the Gyl5t OF yesterday took sud
+ acn and unexpected turn, il was from b. in
ii1,:. to end highly crsatlab'e md satisE1cior
, to all per sons actively cDnccr.ted.
Critically speaking, there Was little lc.i {;
1r-st in fa i{i II. n.tn tiffps of eithrr IN