The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-17

and Coburn arr bcsh WI, and confident. and the
battle-ground selected 1. in such rcacoablc locu.
ny thss grrss bo,cs are entertained N bringing oF
The mill the hrs time II asking Indeed, the 10
nt~ suthoriteA 10 speak SO truth. seem a. much
htercccd IN The result ~ anybody IL, England
ireland. Our reporter called uTson Mace irs, tTr,-
day evening. at his training ns-quartrrs near puhlin.
but Jcm out with his lndciais gable trainer Tor
h"g vsTt. and did not return IN t.mNfcr an in
sIect,on. The only important matter TO Ia adjust
cd nov is the agreement on both Adca ~ 10 IN"
viii meet ., Mr.. wociroHc's the Cambridge Ayius,
isHnd Bridge. ncar Dublin, OH Monday, tc'v>cn
twelve aud two p. NJ 70 sqreo 10 the election OF
this sn!inrortAnt functonsry.
The sroerso IJrs says editoriAlly o; Coburn
Coburn since his arrival in Ensl,nd, has con-
nuct'si hiuNN very quietly, and Is represented as
ecins In the perfection of condition. HIS fricods
have great couhdcnce IN his prowess. aud Mncc IL
not likely 10 hold him TOO cheap. as Jen learnt .
lcssou from King that Is likely To- lie Of service to
him in all future contests. Indeed, Eng''ehmcn
viii not treat American uughsts tightly after tho
| surprise they received when iceuan ms.!e such -
remarkable stand against sayer', the very best
msddle-weight man that ever put up his hands In
priic-riug. Cobufn, is certain can bc no rpo~n
antagonist. In his last fight in America, May Do
ls6S he met and defeated immense ,llow
named M'Coola after . desperate battle of olo
hour aud twoniy minutes. Coburn. on that &c
oason, weighed hut list, while M'Coolo s,rppct
giant, an. lin. IN height, and wc.Baing
about 1885,. 2lb. However, he did MI that was r"
1iired Il him. laughing ut some Of N Coolies most
savage blows, and finally reducing the Cant to IN"
physical weakness of mere child whom tic pong"
was thrown up. II will bc s~n that 'orIrn's
wss no insignhcant achievement, and tnnt hn'e
has u mcct an opponent on Tuesday, WHO, a. alt
events. poSsesses tho qualifications Of cour'gc and
that mark activity and power which al'ne ons-
bic small uen to counterhalance any disp,rues of
weight. height and length which may lie AGAINST
them Marc 10 looked up to ~ 'Ne rcprcrcnt3ii"e
pugihu among kngnhmeu, illuaira'lng h.s art ~
self.defcnce in its heat espect All hs recent hgs
heen bCf raj In het All
been man s., and when defeated he nas no. tc"n
disgrRced.
ooRrrS ~. ~ aForsp-S,oB TOES NOT AfrEAs-
Il Ia reported that the preparstions were COM
pleied for the fight between Cohurn aud Mace in
Ireland, on the ttb inst, although The authorities
were understood to bc making efforts To prevent ~.
whom dispute arose concerning the sppop;ment
of reerce. which could not he nrrsnzei. aud the
matter stands ovor Tor the 6nsl sIudrsiloa NJ IN,
stakeholder on the Ith.
Dublin, Tuesidy-rhe expected bat'' between
! Mace and Coburn diI not come of. IL VAS
cordins to Coburu's nomination, to cous 80 ops
Friday To- take place between Coils Cross station
and Csshel, bu, thc representatives Of the men dis
agreed yesterday about tue selection of referee,
and those setting for acc stated they would return
W Englsn that evening Coburn's agent dcelaiet
that his man anxious for fight, aid would
appear at the proper hour at the ring sids Maee's
provincial representative arrived in London yesier-
dny morning from Dublin, aud corrobora.os sh~
report tha, tho Intended fight is entirely oil for tho
present
Dundrur, Oct 8, 2;i5 =. N. -Coburn has ar
rived and, accompanied by his friends paced tho
field intended for the tight amidst ucu indou5
shouts from Immense multitude assembled. Ho
looked exceedingly wei. and was in first late sDr-
ie. Il is expected he will claim the staAes OWING
" tho non-Arpearance Of Mace.