The New York herald., 1864-10-18

prevent Tie affair from taking place. the frequent ap
pesrance OF the police al the pngsc places u rendez
the CITY niicated ioast oms dec ed
pait OF the Ators peace Still Mace and
his seconds, Noon and Tyler arrived and had aired
themselves publicly the streets and no encs
took pacs English and AIMS ican division began "a
suppose that the were about
eyes 10 the ba'ts Of the baterers Coourn has been
training privately at Barrangoa. LsmerIck. where
he has remained but Mace been having his Anshng
touches put on at the Sathii Hotel Monkstown ani has
been~constanty 10 the streets. On Sunday evening the
"tuvadng parE'' from London began 70 shrug their
shoulders, suggesting that appearances not en-
Maccs party, there no mt,take, had had SPIT in
heir cabtact-t British "Jrsr'' aegarsd in a hmried
manner frons Saah and came quietly 'o to'on 6ran
ton, who had been nsrument in collecting the money
for Mace to hg for from some cause lett his man and
went 70 another hotel 10 the city. To add - the un
peasantness was reported that Brunton had been N
high words with haces secretary Under rf,ose crcum.
matters will be seen wero very unprois,ng
and early yesterday Il was thai special orders
had been issued for concentrating the near
tho places named by Coburn for fshtng However the
pugsts and friends defeated thei9 own obiec,s
Aohday afternoon was appointed by precise stipw
ations In tho articles for the parties to meet
and mutually asree as 70 referee. The time
fixed for this ceremony between one ana three
O'Clock p. at Mr. Woodroonc's tavern Island r .dge
and as that hour approached there was a very nume.
rouS gathering From what wo hear the house pes.
tered With certain characters who sui ected
porary absence Of mind In which hands
found way into other peoples pockets,
these Cieptomaniasts" walked OF with other peoples
property.
MeCe'S r0pToBonLatiV0S-BruntOn ana Milner-w0r0
early ON me appointed spot but Mr. Edwin James, who
the delegate Of Coburn did not arrive until within
few minutes Of the stipulated time three O'clock and
mad the hour elapsed believe IL was the intention
Brunton 10 have claimed forfeit
After some delay the chief persons Interested with
drew 10 private room AZ Woodrooo'a, and the dim
Guilty commenced. Mr. James and Brunton, II is said.
did not care 10 mention the they fanced for
the referee should be Mr Edward smith, Gentleman
we'll known one Of the editorial staff Of Beus Life
London and who ofhcated referee for Heenan and
Mr.. James, however, It is alleged would only have
Mr.. Bowling, OF Limerick. but who, II was said.
brother In law Of Coburhs-therefore q warm debate
ensued In which Brunton and Miner came to high words
and Mr.. James would insist upon the election OF Mr.
tsrms and SO the game" was up. Runton at once Left
declaring that there be fight absolutely quit
.ed for England by the evening mall having taken no no
his hands out OF the entire affair and the stakeholder
with the proposed reieree also made immediate prepa
rations for leaving for England.
Mr. James, however, declared that Coburn shall be at
the appointed place ready to mec Mace this tuesday
morning, and that If the ngshman does not fight the
FL 900 will bo formally claimed for Coburn Altogether,
the matter became Of insurmountable compica.
lions and much to the regret OF the "faucy, this pro-
jected fight In Ireland recognized as ''se more
particularly to the Englshmen and Americans who had
LETT their land Tor the purpose Of conducting the affair
Several Of the lesser umnaries OF the P. X. who had
come to 'Keep the Ring with the view OF earning
few pounds protested that they had not shilling lett to
sion last night that all this was carefully planned ruse
to put the police of the scent readers depend on
the above facts and rest content that there no earthly
chance Of Mace and Coburn's fighting In ireland.
THE SPORTING MEN "coRNERED'' FOR WANT OF
AoNEY-DIPFICULTY IN GETTING BACK TO ENG
LAID.
dublin (oct. a correspondence OF London Telegraph
Again repeat told you last night that there would
be fight between Mace and Coburn; aud neither will
there be- The affair has ended in smoke the "moneyd
nssn'-I don't utsh mention ndme-hdm fall foul Of
each other; and there pecuniary loose The
suit 10 that great many "sporting characters" are
Eugand again IL is positive fact tha. the editor Of
certain sporting London paper who came over here with
two OF his stan to witness the melee had ana
reduced members Of the fancy In getting back to England
II was necessary TO name referee II was understood
tegrity had boon seected but this point Of referee.
ship the parties differed and ostensibly split.
don't LIKE IN matters OF this kind TO mention names,
but may say that Mr. James Of New
Coburn and New York paper-having won the "toss,"
Sr ana T hn IL % q
irregnarty and that there viii oe forfeiture Of tho
In truth must honestly and frankly tell you that all
parties here look upon tAe whole a6osr as "a SELL"
JOHN o. HExNAE IN THE "ENaLIsn PARTY"
tFrom the Dublin Frseman's Journal Oct. Al
There large crowd at FshAmbe street theatre last
amongst thols 10 illustrate "lhe manly art Of self
ssSs ns nam. ha es.u %
srhs Benc,a boy" and ths remainder Of ne English part
proposed 70 leave for home BY the mail this Tuesday
evening.
ARCHBISHOP CULLEN DELIVERS A " S0CKDoLoGBR''
TO BOTH MEN.
The following remarkable pastoral Of the Archbishop Of
Dublin was read 10 all the churches Of tho diocese
Dusllx, TsAsr or TIE ANGEL GUARDIANS, 1854.
VERY REVEREND BIIrnBAN-My attention has been
called BY some respectable gentlemen 10 report
widely circulated tia. this ciy or its vicinity 10 bs
pusilista who about TO expose their lives TO immi
nent danger for certain sum OF money. This report
b Ss q " sh
recognizes 10 his fellow man the image OF the
great Creator Of the universe is not nscss
sary to call on you to use all your influence 10
preserve this Christian country from an exhi.
bton disgraceul, and well calculated 70 degrade
human nature. shall merely request OF you publish
as possible from your atars that such combats,
n which human life Is exposed 20 danger are prohibited
under the penalties by tue holy catholic church
Passing over the Of the Council II Trtn II will
be sufficient 10 state that the learned Pontd Bepcdict
xiv. excommapcaes the principal actors 10 such tights,
their seccncs ali who encourage them and all who do
sguedy become spectators Of such unworthy lf
700 announce these ponaltas from the altar CONT
" attached TO he Holy Catholic church and obcdent
70 its Law will listen with contempt TO the ipviIaton o
those VINO would impicste them IN the misdeeds or TO-
reign eiadiaors will abstain from cunlenanclps
encouraging anyth1g condemned by our holy reigioul
and contrary 10 the dictates OF the gospel With great
esteem. remain your ooedient servant
To tho Secular and Regular Clergy Of the Diocese OF
Dublin
ExcrAMENT IN DUBLIN.
The match from the time IL made til the last de-
posit was posted, aroused good deal Of attention n
sporting quarters and on Monday, tne day boore the
0ght was 70 come OH, the excitement In the
city had perceptbIy Increased. In almost every
quarter there were numerous inquiries for what
Is termed in sporting slang the "tp." Many OF the
and hotels in The city were ed with groups OF
suddenly developed sporting characters who circulated
the absurd runors as 10 the place wnere the mi'
was TO on. Some said that number Of steamers
had engaged to convey the combatants and their
friends TO Lambay Others stated that tho ground would
be Sallins, and many positively said that the
sstrysng plscen would be al the Limerick Junction.
However "tbe knowing ones" got the right "tp.''
in n all hn lad
them, and all who did not, whore tho bat.
tie would probably be fought The road 10 front
f Island Bridge presented strange and novel appear
ance Singular looking men. whose faces bore the marks
Of many encounter, and Who ilIus rated that their
strength did not lie 10 tbor hair 10 be seen 10 close
cited citizens most reliable Information. As the day
wore the gained ground that there would be
ngb but the majority only regarded the rumos 40
put The po leo or the right scent The carmen rcaped
good harvest they we're 10 b sccp driving all kinds
OF people about for tho purpose OF picking reliable IN
and mAka ilel The ecenA OF