The New York herald., 1863-12-15
The Prize ring.
TIM GREAT MATCH FOR TWO THOUSAND POUNDS
JACK HEENAN AND TOM hIN0.
Prom Bells Life In London, Nov, rs.

JACK HEENAS AND TOM KING.
From Bells Iife IN London, Nov. Is.
The final deposit OF GlOO side for ths match duly
post at Mr. Richardson's Blue Anchor Church street,
on ursdsy evening. There was little betting at the
time but nj this not surprised I'VE understand
the money has been for time heaped on 10 heavy
tune upon King hs friends IN London jumping at any
thing FIVE TO four The company not very large
all much pleased 10 hear that there
chance o, the match being carried through without a
hitch.
We are glad TO be aoe announce that Mr. Richard
son. the representative Of Kings hackers has followed
the as has been pursued by Owen swift on
behalf OF Heenan aud has given up all part In the man
agement OF the expedon impartial persons who nave
undertaken FAR command success, 10
bring the matter 10 fair ISSUE on iar held OF battle
This wise Arrangement has smpded matters very mate
rally and can assure our readers who intend beng
present that there - little fear OF nolesiaton or discom
tort any kind To manage matters 80 a. 10 evade tue
roughs win be dlcun enough every one knows but We
nrmly believe IL will be done. The direction ~ which
the rad will be carried -, Of course profound
secret and will 10 remain until the last moment the day
also VIII not be made known until the eve % the battle
but assure all persons Interested they must be 10
London Tuesday morning at very early huur Al TIE
latest. for fear a. accident Gentlemen ia Tue country
obtain the necessary Information 10 the usual way
bot tickets viii be ssued till the last minute, and
moreover none Will be obtauabis the start ing place
Wherever this after may be- We would Impress UPON all
the necessity oi paying their cabmen before starting 20
that there viii be no delay, and no unbuttoning OF
rockets % tempt hungry eyes All should remember
iae At certain station, ana should take al due
precautions. II these neglected gentlemen Will Only
have themselves 70 blame a., although on THIS occasion
much greater viii be taken by the company scr
vauts IN the way Of providing BARRIERS they cannot 90
pplsed % he everywhere Al once.
The following should be tue golden rules 'or all Intend.
ting travellers Pay cs0by before starting bo early A.
the station tell CabbY 10 make straight Tor the entrance
which VIII be pointed ont O. him Dy the company'sser
wants lose tine getting inside the barriers and you
Will be sas Take plenty q belly timber and creature
comforts The distance will PROBABLY be very ong, and
the days are cold you viii not regret being wei pro-
vided Ia case " rush stick together shoulder 70
shoulder and you viii be ga'e t TIE pugistc body,
Of them come 10 your assistance The respectable
yug have all undertaken 70 DO their utmost 10 the
or order, and s we believe their ineni0n 70 assem
bic either at Alec keenos. Nat langham or some other
fancy house during tho week 10 TAX, measures 20
out their res0yss " the usus keepers will
be selected but hog The selection will be made remains
70 he determined on. We shall q course be In posi-.
next week 70 give broader hint 10 the actual day
Of war and also 20 put our readers up 70 The time VI Gay
present " is needless Tor 10 add more than that the
price of tickets will be 20 3s and that de notice will BE-
given ne where they can bs obtained
THE CHAAPfOssHIP-NACE Am EYLlL.
Mace he claimed the forfeit from Bil fyal aud has
presented him With flo out of the money Ryail, Who
has called on u.s. and was quite d TO asht assures us he
Coney, 20 whom be entrusted bis Affairs and who leu
him n the lurcb at the last minute neither providing
and thinks he hsd sosd chance lie ,corns ali hea o
cOlusion with Mace, about which there we're strong
rumors and adds that sven now, Il be bad the money
be would 80 on, and Mace his part, states that he
would willingly have accepted npall grs,oiy TO forego
Respecting Coney We have been rcqcssted 10 publish
srS-Bob Bre,te q Birmingham, HAVING stated a, The
meeting hed At my house ast evening, when the ona
Coney had called upon hun 10 speak about the forfeit
and said he should orr no $50 70 orego any claim ~
graph the " that effect bog 70 say that newer had
any such ofer made by Mr. Coney any one else and
should only glad 70 have accepted u 90 Do
half Of Mace remain your most oeedi.n, servant,
ws. RICHARDaON.
Rtrs ASoon, Cnrprn s1Sru sHosuncs, Nov n iso3.