Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29

Z Hook Eed upon hfs victory asRfoteg6h con,
iefhsi6n, while The other felt thorpnehIy
conscious OF the dificnlt work that lay be
fore him. Both taebss however, were smil
! ling and good .hnmored-Heenah,s eVel
broadly 60, Klngls hAadsOmsr feature
) wefeishado wed by On eyidsnt self distrust
] Ehe secoudR lost little time Ia preparing
I IthSiI men Tor actipn, aud after the qOnl
Wasts Of time they Rt last stood ready =
j There was 0 great SuptOaF R0nnd the ring
. and men with LidteAeAds yillAinOnsly Low
Esams lrampipg past with hundlss Of pots'
lin their hands, shouting again that theJ
4 they found few Eers. for the American
was already .eOusi Iced the winner be4 on6
4 AL chance Of aeci y, ~. ~ = 81
Amid these cries of betterS, the elfortl
Eof outsiders trying - geta place in front
some calling lthaf tit police were coming
II spne that the figh Nas sold and would no
come off at Ill ieenan. aud King, eaet
I ittl his two seco etSssed the rag aud
n shook hand Wi.n tie se60uds ~ Ntts !
mere formaiiiy, but not so with the PFtnci.
pals. They, at least seemed 20 shake
hands cordially, and spoke, or seemed 10
speak for au. instant, then each drew back
Il The fght then began, not as most people
| see 4 fght-a mere eoughsand'tumble
Il 56tttH b1EAllul61 Muluu tuSES - AAA9tN
noisg than hurt mOre danger from the pave
meut than the worst the combatAn can do
4buE q quiet, good -h6mored, deadly scien-
tifiC light. where the men looked long at
each other, andthen advanced slowly near.
er, With the right arm held close across the
body the left Just raised now and then as
! IL TO feel the way. Both stood easily shift
ing heir ground, aud WsFily Watching the
I9th lightly poised rppn q eir tees, ready
no tpting Ia lpoa tie tleRss openlng or
drawback from danger. Now aud then
thers was rapid feint quick glapeiug Of
the tEms hs the blow Was fbreateped and
the ltop was thete, and theh both smiled
broadly, as II they understood each other
betta, and again changed ground, keeping
.sttII hear lenoughStO 70 hit II chance should
ofer! bat by NO meaus.so near as 70 throw.
a aich1nce away. sIt.wAs really . wondertul
siRhI this fencing match with hands, both
meI so cool and SO good.tswpeEed, while
ali around t66i ring le6h6ed With advice,
tahnts, or inyective. In spite Of all his
seconds could do2-in spite of all the loud
entfeaties of his friends, King suffered him.
selEto be outmanmnVFed by. the American,
aud left his corner, facing round on Hee.
man, With the g'are Of the level morping
SUI full in bis eyes, ItwRs q dreadfnl dis
ofsWhich HsenanSeemed inclin.
ed 70 make the most; but there was q dan
ger in the quick eye and long, Formidable
arm of King, who strobe ont now and then
'as his antagonist came near, and warned
him back in o way that even HeenanGail
pcgerfnl aud clever las he was, did not dare
10 disregard:s "Go in; he'll stand
iit9F 'Finish II with q blow was
cried from Heenan's oorner,s and In
anOlhersHecon like flash, blows were
Ssfli4SaH's . rN6aaa. ln1 n lIf0hfE RINln And
'dsehan stood snpEig ut ID the ring With Eis'
sntagonist,s head held in grasg like that
side come cries 70 King 70 sect dOWnl" to
Heenan, TO "Hold fast, and fall on himW
Yet still. as II in igpurance Of the tremen-
dous advaptages he nov possessed over
his opponent, the, American stood upright,
never attempting 70 return the fearful
blows with which King was visiting his
chest and back. Justin the same way did
,Heenaii catch Sayers atFarhborough, at and,
to use o very honely. bnt expressive
phrase, he, after having caught his fish,
seemed at ailoss what 70 do with him. -
Had the, American thrown himself down
with .hisi antagonists head 0nder him. he
could certainlS have stunned King, mos
have broken his neck bat, 90 Il
was, he suffered his advantage 70 escape,
and merely stood1up, grim and stark, hug
gihg King with Q choking gTaep, wnile tla ms
whOle Chez t;ana oae''1 "a ssenaeqio q spot Wltn
red b0ils under the sharp, quick, close
bIews Of the Englishm9n. Another min.
ute and they were struggling upright tor
tue fall With their great powerful foEmstn'
tefloeked, and swayi1g to.and tro like
huge, upcputh machine stamping heavily
from side to sidels A great shout and
they come with smash 70 the, ground
King under, heavily 10. an instant the
seconds aregby their sides, aud they are
borne rapidly 70 then corners, swathed 10
heavy 3 cloths, their faces dabbed with
sponges, andstheir qnivertng lips moistep-
ed.from TASKS OF water. Maedonald ls lor-
tpnately one OF Hsenanse seconds, ana.
,Sayers.is untortnnately the other, Tor the
champion plgiltst Y et sea y 10 tnisl mild