The New York herald., 1863-12-02
The Prize Ring.
THE KEENAN, AND KING TWO THOUSAND POUNDS
From Bells Life in London. Nov. III

From Bells Life in London Nov I'll
The final deposit OF S00 side for this match is TO be
made at Mr.. Richardson's, Blue Anchor Church street,
day to be named by Richardson. 10th men are now
in active training ard brim of confidence. Their coors
out and Kings may be had at Mr. richardson and
Mr. Henderburks, David and Harp, Fore street, Lime.
house. and Heeuans at Owen Swlts, Horse Shoe itch
coors will be forwarded unless the orders accompa
MED by remittances The betting, Of which there has
been good deal during the week, has been six
on Heenan. meeIing will shortly take place at
Office between the chief hackers OF tho men which the
question Of where and when is to be finally settled.
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.
MACE AND RyALL--Each man send us clio on Fri.
day next, and the final dep0t Of f2O side to DO
the following week.
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE ENGLISH RING.
From Bells Dife in London, Nov. 14.l
We have this week received communication, evi.
IDENTIFY the result Of tho letter OF friend "aabe in
our last, which leads us to hope that the principal mem
from thoir slumbers, and are prepared once to
stand up tho side Of der aud far play the ring
Joe Gos, Jenny Welsh George Brown Job Cobiey, Dan
Collins, and Rob Travers all OF whom have bound them
and compel the set who have for time ruled tho
roast TO allow fair play, and also to protect gentlemen
Their proposition s that on the occasion in question
and presume they the fight between Rookie and
p B. Al but that an inner ring shall be formed into which
gentlemen and all fair sporsmen shall be admitted without
CHARGE they will keep all persons bay
and will not permit than one In each mans
corner, besides the seconds They promise take
mary vengeance upon the rougs and other followers OF
the profession who merely attend for the sake OF what
they get, either by "ollynR or BY other means,
which will at once suggest themselves to readers,
aud put end the system which arose in
the East and which regret to say has lately
spreading like other contagious diseases in certain quar-
ters at the West End The proposition submitted by
Friday 10 committee OF the T. b. A., which, how
ever, but poorly attended and received
the right thing at the right moment The only fear
expressed that OF the members would back out
when the time This hope and believe will not
be the case We are perfectly aware that there are
certain number Of pugsts who somehow other have
got themselves under the thumbs OF certain clique
whose motto IL "wn II but never lose and who
dare offend their socaed patrons under any crcum
stances, and hence cannot be depended but among
these be eckoned the chosen band above alluded
We have and again cautioned not 10 make
matches against the class mean and have told hoal
glad hear that there strong disposition de-
cline not only tho match making but also the company OF
the persons question at matches made by hoseu no
merely support the sc art for s sake and for the
purpose Il upholdng ia.r play We are satisfied that
there is ample patronage among the upper ten for all
honest men, and wants but determined e.orte, such
have promised TO put end TO the system Of
only driven the gentlemen from the ring side, but has
induced the mastracy legally or illegally 10 prosecute all
whom they entrap for taking rart in the proceedings
The task willingly undertaken must be fully carried
aud the chosen band must not coune themselves 10
preserviDgordcr at the ring SIDE but must &C with de-
termnaon and necessary with stringest force at the
point OF departure and prevent certain number OF
who set themselves up as pugists and are az well
to them TO ourselves and all ring goers, from
making their way 70 the scene Of action, where their
presence Is but the sgns for extra dose " riot dis
order and dishonesty.