The New York herald., 1862-12-11

Hccnsn and sayers on the Ground
What Heennn In,nIss Of the Men. Sc.
HEIGHT AND WEIGHT OF THE MEN.
From the London Post, Nov 27.l
The onC qspested encounter for the champion belt
James Mace, Of Norwich, the champion and Thomas
King oi london.
Mace who was born in 1891, stands feot s5s iDcnee
and well he'd about 10 stone ~ pounds.
hsrg 10 ine young fellow, standing feet "a inches
ard weighing in condition aoou. IL stone L. pounds lie
born In 1886.
great deal Of interest excited - this aaair il
being the second time the have entered ring 10
nd for the championship For time past fe
beth has been oi Mace six and seyen 10 four
having ad but the approached these odds
became iessei.ed and I've 70 tour was taken To money
The start the the took place At an
early hour Yesterday morning on the 'ron road 10 Til
ry where the paglsts and their friends board
steamboat that waiting their arrival The charge
for 'icxe's was 12, necessary comfort
and safety TO the patrons OF this sport, among
"upper ten Ihousnnd' mustered pretty strongly not
~tkst~ndng the chdly prospect before them.
Tho event took place IN the He'ghberhood OF Thames
Maven
The comba,ante entered tho ring few miuutee pss,
niue when af,s lighting for thirty eight minutes during
Which .ie twen'yono rounds wsre fought, mostly In
favor Of Mace King c0untered him very hesviy the
nose, and knocked HIM inscnsbe aac King declared
he victor.
The winner seconded by jack Macdonald aud Bos
Jylcr, and Mace by Bob rravers aud Bob Brette.
THE RUN rRon LONDON.
From tie Manchester Guardian Nov. 25l
Mace and King yesterday conicnaed for The champion
ship Of England and Goo.
Four occk yesterday morning was the hour announced
Cor all VIII WISHED TO witness tho light be the Fen.
shurch street station Loudon and AT the time apo
mahy hundreds were assembled rcady to pay the "two
Runeae levy. but such Was the confusion that many
iuii bci,'nd VIII 5: crowd d thieves and pckpock
ats re ped rich harvest Tho route selected down
Thames Haven, stati twenty egh, miles from London
whero tae ring ~ nine O'Clock wss pitched
THE AEs ssTEx the KiNs.
Mace was tie hrst 10 throw his cap INTO the ring
which example quickly followed ~ King and the
svo mems seconds. Boo Bre,sie and Bce Traver
waited" EAco, whilst King haa ~ hr attendants
Bos Tyler and John Macdonald.
The men having finished their toiless were, shortly
after niDc. hsndsd TO the scratch =
King tho toss, and selected 20 have back
vsrts tlr river. bettng-I 10 and 70 cn Mace.
they up befre other the disparity IN
tho height sod size Of the at apparent
King looked nuch bigger than ne did when last he
before Mace. Af far condition went both appeared
90 be psrfcci
TnE RoUSpe
Tney threw themselves into attitude Mace lead
ina oT but wns w,N aud stopped. and after q few
slight exchanges, ,e-n shipped dOwn
n the second roaDd both began g administer heavy
Schsares, Mag landing his right on the mouth, and
TITS sno'-ss appeared 70 stimulate King amazingly, for
ne al oncs hysn 20 be npetous and rusb ~ FOR which
40 suercr and At the END VI the round his rushing
vas al taken OUT of him.
Round arer round followed uI, TO the close % the
erhtesn when lie lace Of each began a. show marks
81 kevefe onisDnieni, King eyiGcaty having hal
tdei5 p worst " the battle, and ODDS Of three 70
Roth mCn qucs tinc for the uiuetce1th roisrd
.0eh Mace - With bis left. and landed slightly
kngs scs. etrsnting without receiving IN retu-n A.
rniptng The sAIne thug sscond tine. 10 bressing
ground ms foot slipped snd Of course hi head slightly
dropped.
Rbs a. 9aca sast OF hs rish, from ihc shoulder
got he Jusi nntsr the lrrt eye and sds hi he nose
rsoe dropped a. 4 hs had bee1 ahel bipd GIVING ln
aii directions
Thss.svv was hoard All oaar TIN rine
on tuba b.nF again called y wes evident al wa over
With Ma.c for up 'all abroad H
King ven, straight up o. Mace lst out his right Gsau
landed u on saca's forehead, and Knocked him down
Aase again up the cali of time hll do1
= 10 A tiirtt : uch
sob ircte snong he had 20 chance a winning threw
az tue spcige ard rom King, After hehlirg twenty
goplds N btrtyegbt Tuuutes hailed Lie Champion
81 fEsanA. nJih Yery much pun shrd
Hsenan ard ssycrs were p'.srnt
Iane apruer'a much dsngnfod about Tho face s, head
but vased "a q she station 'ibsupr0rfsi
psENtH 10 JlGBT KlNG.
u y s2d that Heriun VIII wtth Eipc fnr fhe
championship ard Capo,
rHz AfpElRAtcr AND STYLE Or THE MEN.
Iron tue lI naon) sp9rlag Life, Nov. 81.
Although Jha hght Q. ge.ttr.ay TOOK q sudden and
totally mioypctted torn. " from beginning b. end
hrhy rrediabio eni satisfactory s persons actively
conterWod
CrucalIy spcavpg there was little st 10 desire IN ,be
guglistc qualities " either man.
fsm klng N coNrso, bad sn immense superiority in
weighi end height bcig no less than two esno two
esnas ths sgaiiv sash.ne nye inches ~ taller added