The New York herald., 1862-12-11

70 which hs sdvasssgs length Of reach mentioned
our previous account something quite remarkaoie
There vas not pins point 10 choose between the men ~
condition and they boh deserve the utmost credit ios
their ssadous application 70 training KING showed de
70 the extent that might have bees expested but
he has learned marked cleyernese witn ms ieil AZ
lance he na sms,ep los. nome Of his former mps
tuosity, and Il may almost be said that 10 TINS cnarac
tersic fortunate as has proved tnas ne owss nus Pre- 70
"apprentic ship n his nrst battles His attitude is
altogether artistic but his great length destroys the
ueaincss appearance in comparison 70 Mace There
no doubt however that he "ried in the midst OF
fray and hs must learn 70 curb that feeling on future
occasions, II viii Inevitably lead him into danger.
Kns wonderfully active for bg one, but occasionally
lacks comlusure in his deliveries and especially let's fly
his right in tho widest possible manner
aaces style familiar nearly all readers, bnt
Jem certainly not seen In his best form yesterday
The fact is that although possessing all tho essential
qualities for champion OF England n courage, endurance,
skih and scsnce he - oyerpowercd by the natural ad
yantsges of such man as king-young, fresh and
moderately clever The 1ght equally balanced up TO
about the middle rs vii! generally be the Gaze when
science is matched against superiority in weight and
weigh, OF tio lesser combaan, Maccs attitude was as
usual beautifully artistic and as in all his previous en-
counters he Got away to avoid punishment with clever
ness and dextery that fairly struck the behoders with
amazemeni.
THE FleRTINo AND ARMSTRONG GUN'' HIT.
From about the tor tn round appeared to perenced
judges cartaay quite three to one on Mace although as
much as five to one WAS offered by Jcms enthusiastic
friends.
Tho Nde was turned 10 most extraordinary manner by
unden;ably cha.ce shot received in the nineteenth
round when King. sezng the opportunity OF short de-
livery and slight slip Mace's part dashed terrific
which he sent in with all the force OF
his gigantic strength The crushing blow sounded with
a dtu heavy thud Nil round the rug and Mace doubled
up. and went down as II struck b. pok
From this point further struggling em part seemed
hopsessy futile but tie gallant fellow determining 10 do
or die wished to have another cling, although tie sponge
had peen thrown up.
The resa.i is that kace's friends may well regard the
issue 'accldontl" although in all encounters with
s. II sas with random but similarly terrific blow,
that Hurst completely knocked Paddock out of time in their
ight ior tho champ ponshp.
Ii admitted ali sides tbat up 10 the "ATnS ony
g ar the nineteenth round the fortunes o the day
all M.ces side aud hence his friends resolved 10
issue fresh challenge at once and indeed have already
deposited f2o f0i q fresh match.
HEEEAN's OPINION or THE MILL" AND MEN.
Heeaan, who present. watched the struggle Win
Immense interest, but Tom Sayers having missed h.s
tram did not until the night had been decided
The Benca Boy 81 opinion is entitled 10 some respect;
and We may say that he disappointed 10 What he
witnessed he expressed his belief that Mace rs
rated, wha hs looked upon King IN any case as only
moderate. King himself and his hackers haye resolved
that hc sha retire the ring with ''a his bushng
hOnoTs thick upun him. that he does not accept
Maces fresh challenge, the latter will again take ths
bell.
HOW TuEY LOOKED AFTER THE FIeHr.
Both show oil the Of the lighting IL
the head punishment received. King had two black
eyes aud his nasal badly SEQ ored and bump
cd Naces taco, from tho attack specified was ear
fuzzy damaged side OF his face presenting 81 The
peaiance OF peco Of raw liver.
Tho return Journey to London was accomplished IN a
Lite noHr tho 'specai arriving IN the metro
polls shortly aitor two O'clock and al immense crowd
awaited the coaagc,s the FenchaTcb street station