The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08
nom-Arrlvaa OF tns Africa.

The steams reported coming that port this after.
noon was an emsrant steamer aud oos tho Africa a. az
wiad northwest Weather ceas ana cold
Tho War in Mexico.
MARSHAL F0REy on FOREIGN oc0JPAr,oS.
lPsris (I,ec sit correspondents OF tho Loni5n Post
Mlrsh, Forey has had two Intervene With ths
Emperor, a1d gwen Ills Majesty most compete report
the affairs OF Mexico Report says that tbs Marshal
oc torssn troops foi years. owing to tho dam,ga
lied state OF ai. classes o. society
Tae Prsxs Ring.
asssAH AND KING. WITH oTHsa cgtssavT5, n
cOURT-lOw THEY WE'RE SUANONaD
Itrom the Manchester Guardian, Dec &c.
King Heenan, Tom Sayrcs. James Macc ant for o1sf
pugsts namei Travers Macdonald, Tyler and Noon. eit
London Tor wadhugst yesterday, accompanied by
licitor TO answer a charge 0: having committed breach
or the peace in connection with the late prias fg The
in which the police succeeded In performing tho hazard
Gus duty Of serving the surnmonses;- .
The n,nonses Sero hauled oyee 70 Superintendent
Bennett to and ont the men. and each personally
IL possible. hi. Bennett Immediately proceeded 10 Ion
don aa4 SOLICITED ne assistance q ooc q toe etFopo
kept by Robert raycfs (wno Is msn o. coll IN Castle
street, Leicester SQUARE Mrs Trsgers sad ir Ttayess
knew 1ravers aud. after waiting some ttns, heard
his voice. He was 5000 rouaa aud serysd WITH
very hard that should be summoned, as was not
engaged in any way at the hght, | only looked Ga
public hoase, kept by James Mace, whc, il was stated
had gone the country, and il uncertain when no
visited by aghiDg inca. near midnight Mr. Bennett and
his companion pulled ~ at the Pavilion Theatre white
by private Ia the boxes they focnd King.
Alter rendng tue summons to hun he was very excited
used bad language ana said they Nil ought to be ashamed
OF Themselves 10 summon MN superintendent Bennett
then served the summons on him.
In the was"Boss'' Tyler. On superintendent
Bennett reading the summons to him, TO SAID My
name 10 Boss Tyler (Bos,, i appeared was on'y
uck4 me he having only one egel and ! : an insult
to call tina, name.r Superintendent Bennett said -
"You are known By that and sha! 70 the sum
upoa you. Hs replied ' sham, ass II and r you
take the liberty 10 touch me with Il III give ycr SOME
thing" Mr. Benefits colleague said. 'Bos,, ts 90 use
to talk 10 that manner we know you And Boss. after
inyited his .sfriends' to drink which they declined.
Two other men then came up 10 whom Tyler said why
.ls as you snmm mo aom vas ~ we MA
Thomas sayers' house. which ia 10 Be.e We Cottages.
Camden Road Camden Town. was found locked up three
days rcuniug and superintendent Bonnet, was told he
ps1 ns Soss s%oo was ~n
third person tho Amsrosn puglist bud spponted %
the Superintendent and his companions in gsatiemanly
manner asked them take seats the are and invited
them 10 tase glass OF cigar. He stt then,
shortly ltsg his medical ateniant saying "Yos
may depend viii intend TO the summons" Aztec this
there good hunt for Jerry Noon Mace. Ssysra ana
Macdonald. There being on the same day PRIZE ugh,
bel wee, D1isr and Co.'s they cord not be touna Tue
next da the end Of London however ,beg fond
spectacle Mace was ser yed by leaving tne summons
Al hs house. Superintendent Bennett then went to
before by London train.
TIE lNvEsrIaArioy.
MARKS Cross. NEAR wAogUrst. 0cc q, 1s52
Ths mo-piug the intormatons which Ind bee, 10 4
against primo pals, seconds aiders ana apeots and
others who took part In the recent contest between tom
King and John Carmc. Hesnnn. at Wlfhurst, IN the
county OF Scssex Tor hearing before the mag
taies sitng in ley Sessions at the Justice Room At
this place The Justices present Nesss n Barclay
ichairman,. +. ,lnssey, II. Dixon, +. W. smyth W G
holland q Field aud The Hon. r & MoIyneux.
Tue defendants, upon beng called, answered Is 20.
lows. Il
Savers James Mace, John Calvin Noon, alias Jerry Noon
donald william Richardson and William Preston I'd.
ward smith did not answer, Inspector Slverton Of
the division Of london police who bad served the otber
srmmouses stated in reply 70 the Bench that he had de-
vered the summons al tho place Of business OF the de
endant Belts Life London, Office, 10 strand, aodbad
beeu told no would attend in the aeernoon
Nr Thomas Beard, solicitor OF No 10 Basinshal street
city appeared for all the dsieudsu,s except Hccaan.
Mr Beard said that fsr King was concerned, IL
was not his intention to fight any more and thst ne
bound keep the peace The other defendants
would also enter into similar recognzances end as 10 tue
ad county OF Kent had been considered sufficient
adopt such course, he hoped the Beooh would con
slider that would be sufficient.
aesnan also assured the magistrates that, wts s,ysr'
sdercd necessary and that for bis own pss hs did not
The Chs.fman :bser we'd tina. the oesc. was oo 50 much
TO punish a. to deter others from doing the thing
and said that the Bench felt they must 90 on With the
The following evidences wa, ,hsn taken
Mr. George Campon Courihope, county nAsis,fste.
said on the morning Of the 10th Of December hsarng
that the 6gh about 10 take place, be went 70 The
wadhurst railway station where he saw great number
OF people In deld He went 10 the spot, and found
space enclosed with ropes and stakes, ana W., men
lighting within the ring. He knew the delendant hng 70
be one Of them and believed Heensu TO he the other.
He also Tom ayers who acted 600 OF the seconds
10 Heensn lie thought hs saw some OK tue other ne.
PENDANTS but he could not speak positively 70 te 10
cndeavored 10 get into the ring aud saiu ne Wa
magistrate Some person said "The are 20, noyi trJc5
here ciii yo kindly act as retee Tor we arc 20 some
difficulty about one but he declined. (lsughter)
gentlemen He did not speak either Of the DESCENDANTS
10 request them to desst because be could not gel naF
enough to thcn.
Nj. Christopher Ellis an sxcseman stationed =, Wal
King nghtng In the ring Bos Tyler was IN Kings cor.
ncr He also cav Noon and Mace Macdonald and saycrs
we're In Heenan's corner assisting him. He went there
10 discharge Of his duty TO see whether spr5 were so
without q hcsuse. He did see spirits solt ,
William Prcs toll collector at wadhurst gate sa.d
that on being told there was ght Close by ne vent to
| see u lilo saw the two principals, R'os aaa HeepaS
| Igh.ng
81. bcasdr suppose you went merely froa crrios iyS
wi,uess-Yes, aud would 80 TO morrow x there was
llosner. Who wouldn't
Hi one os the Sussex co1aiabul1Ey, no Of saJ shN
gavsrg heard 81 the eight he wcai there All found 2oo
a. 500 re,pe assembled RE could not get tie
tog th,u the outer rope. lie saw King, ileenan AMI
savers On trying to get near tho ring two gensoneo
! handel witness back every politely" (iaugnter
John Alexander Thompson, dcplty chief constable or
the Sussex constabuary jeposed that he arrived AT the
ring us the hght had apparently terminated He saw
H,so,n % tho ground King vns standing up Witness
could moi IDENTIFY any OF tbs other dcrendasts be pg
present, but no noticed taose tgo part euarly
John Company, aaotaol poco occc who accom- psoiso
tho last witness dcnt .5cd King A. beng Present Wit
saw Savers and ohc< ssss,,Dg Ieeoen into eaa,r
.ias, no,p,ns 10 dIozs aa hsA'. aacioo,id mi isaa
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