The New York herald., 1863-05-06

h'm Tisroand was short one a
E3 ~ nouED rWENrY-FouRrH.
This round was soon over. for sooner had the men
faced clCs other and exchanged hits than Coburn ioa
referee was again appealed TO abut coburn style OF
getting but at u fair although nds
much admired BY hts opponents seconds He told Co
burn De more cautious and not leave hmsc subject
ROUND TWENTY .fIFTH
sparring for wind. Coburn visited the nose then
cnehed. aud. aftcr brie struggle. with nbbiug
by both rties they fcfsdo and aide Mccooies
novND TwEsrv-sIxr
Quick work. sfcCooe forcing the fghtipg coSurn
wAs knocked down by bloa on tho ribs--s regular
burster.,
ROUND ywBrrr-ssy BNrH.
Prompt to the cali Of time they eusagsd each other
With will, Coburn missing his ieft, but planting
the right on Mccooe's mouth struggle sensued. and
after some pulling and hauling about the ring Cobun WAS
thrown, MoCOoe's weight eoing heavily down on him.
ROUND TWENTY -EraHrH. -
This round was counterpart Of tho preceding onS-a
fey exchanges, olinoh. bug. and ooburn thrown. Z
ROUND TWENTY .NTkrH
Joe led or getting homo both on the faoe and BODY,
receiving bits return tho ribs without any
sdsct, ,.Aud being thrown a c,oss.
RousD fnIaFTsrn. gs.Si
Both rushed IN; ;clnchsd, Ard Joe *as thrown
..,,.f,, ~ RouSD THrSFr-rIRsr.
10 ls astonishment OF Ill Joecame up " The scratch
withp6s marx him beyond the skin Of his back being
barkedby being pressed the ropes He nailed Mao
Immediately getting 70 work WITH tremendous hit "a
che ckssk placing the osher eye N mourning and roow
Cd up With heavy thug the ribs that soundeeo
the ring the close Macs great strength enabled him
to give the m Joe going to grass easy possible.
Tremendous cheering from the coburnites- la
EoUND THIRTY -sHooND. .,ss tg q
Mao seemed 70 know nothing Of leading or stopplng,
for Joe g homo acracker on tho marx and followed is
up with one-two on NE ribs Macs counter hitting
seeming "a do no execution. ~ 80
I ROUNDS THiRrx rHrRD AND THIRTY .PoURrH.
Mac slow IN s delivery As usual missed, and Joe hit
him on the body. dropping bis knees in the close
.,--,. ROUND THIRTY FIFTH.
Joe in leading of, clipped Forward but as Mao was re-
treating the lattcr failed 70 take advantage Of IT, Re-
covering himself, Joe got heavily home the face and
ribs clsvery avoiding the return and both down Joes
corner. Y, '"N -
ROUNDS 'THmTy-srxrH TO rnrarY-EreHru.
All in favor Of coburn who got the best of the hitting,
although below in the fall at the close,
ROUND THIRTY NINTH.
Roche appealed to INC; referee on the ground that
Coburh had something In his hands. Examined and
nothing iound Joe dashed in the body, forced Mac
TO the ropes, and threw him through them.
ROUND PoRrErH.
Exchanges audi cnch at the ropes Joe being thrown
aud Mac clcvoriy avoiding stepping him as he lay
ROUNDS FORTY FIRST AND FORTY SECOND.
Both In Joe's favor and similar to the last.
ROUND FoRTY-THIRD.
Joe, Mac rushed in, nailed him severely the body
and Mac was throwing him hit him cracker on the
ribs asshs was falling. ..-g-ass--
Round FoRrY-FouRrH.
Joe planted twice in Succession the face and IN the
clinch hit Mac falling. The latters seconds appealed
but the referees decision that u was fair.
\ ROUND FORTY -uFTH.
VI It evident that Joe had the fight ID his own
hands. He hit Mac tremendous righs-hander on the
eye, and followed Rup by throwing Mac clesery and
falling ON him. - Q
ROUNDS roRrY.sIxTH TO sIxrIETH.
Joe took the ead In every round, II clear thai
Macs strength was fast failing although he up
game Joe forced the nghtng Macs own cor.
nor turning his blows with beautiful precision and as
straight as DART He was now 90 much the stronger
man that he could throw Mao easily. The latter was
feeling the effects Of the tremendous hitting be had re-
ceived bleeding fast and his eyes closing but his
courage undaunted II clear he could
not win barring accident and Coburn lighting cooy
and carefully. withous scratch on him.
90 10 continued until the 1f
T. n
a sIxTY-sEvENTH AND LAST ROUND,
whom Mac up weak, led o6 and missed, Joe nail
ing him heavily and knocking him down totally exhaust
ed. On being taken 10 his his seconds seeing hs
chances sons and mnsining 10 ss Me brape fso,o to
unnecessary pantshmef hrs,o ~, Ae sponge in oc
k,ssVlsdement Of has defeat.
Coburn. beyond small lump on one temple and few
scratches on his back, was unmarked
'4g.t.r REMARKS.
Thus, after arg-seren rounds lasting one howr and Tn
mimss, was decided this exciting battle which renders
sfN. JOE COBURN
AcKNowIxpGgp
CHAMPION OF AMERICA
Throughout this contest he fought with coolness
judgment and science which surprised his warmes
friends. His straight, quick and we'll timed hitting ad
mrable Judgment Of distance his wrestling qualities
were OF the highest order. That he will prove himself
well able 10 maintain the title lie has now so
fairly and honorably won we entertain no doubt
His opponent although defeated, rs far from being
disgrsced He Is young. strong and sctive a capi.
tai wrestler, but lacking knowledge OF the science
of boxing. This he remedy II he purposes con.
tinuing his career in the ring He is but another OF
the long list Of the records Of the ring where
strength, heiahh and weight had to succumb TO
superior science. His gamepess usquestionable in
deed braver fellow entered the ring than Michael
Mcoole Ne has plenty of time supply the only de
nc'ency he wents-scence-and then he viii prove for
mdab'e opponent to any OF any country.
The Whole aair characterized by the greatest or
der, tranquility and good feeling. -
Musical.
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