, 1866-05-10
THE RING.


leans.
From The New Orleans Times. May IL
One Of those exhibitions known to lovers Of
the "manIy art oil self dclence'' as MILL"
took place at IN early hour this morning.
The combatants were Dick johnson, the
Philadelphia. These men, it will ba remem-
bcrcd, fought not long aeo, and the latter won
m easy victory In ire rounds but the 1ack-
ers Of johnson still felt sure that he was the
better man, and lost the first fight because Of
not being in good trim: 50 q second match
was made, and this Is the fight that took place
as below described.
johnson was first In the ring, and loud
cheers greeted him, as did they also the cas-
tor Of McGlade, which was Immediately af-
terwa1d SHED il. The seconds OF the former
were Tom Seymour and Tom Burns, while
friends for the other. The choice of corners
fell to McGlade. The meu were soon stripped
and the struggle began, Mac. Offering to bet
his opponent that he would win.
Ronnd las the men i. pped ou. from thstr Re- Re-,
for the fr=t time. johnson Ia Il tie tne talte=t,
but alco'ade bud The advantage in point Of solid
the best Inn. " Ha vas also smiling and eonfaen1
While johnson had no1n au expression Of doubt
and anxiety nom tho beeinninS. Aiter shaking
Johnron goi in aii biz ht On Nac's le, peepef,
which ct pretty deep snd wnsn Tue la,es ,Ss
Manchester 10y avoided the blow by fall.
1ng, Ftrst blood announced for johnson, amid loud
Round a-The men came up promptly at tho call
! Of time, ard Mac rot In sonpdins body blow, but
the boy returned on his damaged optic. and
knocked him CT AZ od bis pins. ftrst knock down
Round s-Johuson was without mark, and for
the hrst time snltd and uleo 10 grow confident.
Slight spantrg and the Buy down, Ia Ill that waa
done IN This round.
Ieupd 4-Nac opened with a heavy bod. .hlow,
Wien Nc eo1 ii On The liae oi ,hs Bos iaee. aud
1 aealn cvAded the return blow a swinging hit on
| Tic sac of,he read knocked Johns OF his pins,
Round 5-A slight EXCHANGE OF hody hits was
followed By mort wicked!y aimed offer from Mac'a
night, which johnson spoiled by ialhDz.
Isonrd G-A{ter an exchange, each On the neck,
Johns on aEaln lel. The laiter missed number OF
fine chances IN this manner, and a h. fell srequeur
Ie M1sp ia that % ne saa as sd tais pnash
mint Eac WIS directly opposit e In thi7 respect,
and. no matter huw severe the ulowt, never ceased
Round 7-ohnfon watched hi opportunity and
again laid one on the injured eye Immediately alter.
Kouad .sEAner cautious measures, The Boy
struck 70 yic,ous!y ai Mac that when The latter
dodced The tosce threw him dowu. No one bit this
| rouu1.
Hound 9-Johnson closed Immediately, md a
harp exchange a. c1osc quarters. In which Mac got
ths sWor<t q i. but finally johnson vent down.
I hCElQ lC-JOGGfuA again pQSu1f4 {At1 uY0tl& 81u
1apped McGlade On The neck, and once again III the
lsi' eye, without hurting 1t much, however. Mac
down.
johnson bit elanongly On the side Of Macs ltaee,
lou5d i; johnson .tsagge5ed and te1 from tbs
! MIC bad M stood but second previous. Mac very
Kound IL xac got In besvy blow, but received
one 10 the mouth in relnm; tho Boy down. :,
tk7 AAryN =
JoAnton BIT heavy one On the neck, but staggered
mp AGAINST his second, anda foul Was claimed. The
Ieiere decided that Il was done in one instance BY
the other Eide and thus etand-oF wa. made; but
Wse announced that II IT. occurred again he should
give The ngq' away.
ia the mouth; this was Iepeated on the same spot
in first blow from Macs terrible right, and John-
mathed md apparently hieIes.. 4 c.y vas raised
that y The man va. killed. but BY hard WORE his
seconds brought hin to in time for
alupfsd BY the terrible blow, and N the ltlh round
set on his feet. but only staggered INTO The
nnd s :nd H. hf s. net "o M1,se empy a.kf
est excitement prevailed, and amid the din Of oatha
tuch cries could be heard as-"It's murder -
MAG, don't hit him; Jou'n nn hlm;" ~ Throw
u Ronnds M II. ~. Il. q, "a and e.-John.on came
up looking considerably re1csaed, and hl. MeGlade
% Il 81 md ens y s.
Round sENaek ttt The Boy on tho neck, and The
latter staggered and fell. A foul vas c1a,med on
lbe rrcuIn that mack hcxed his opponent In The
| leg while falling, Not allowed the claim-
Rounds 26 and T-Joh1s0n rot In two-d r4chi
and lett In qntck succession, on the body and
NICK: Mack down; IN the 9Th, johnson clipped
| down.
Hound a9-NcG1ade dashed IN, and, without
seeking to cover hlmeeH, got IN with his heavy
hitter. on Jnbnspns throat, mud the latter was
| ried 10 his corner ali hut ten' efets. .'-s
| Round 30-Mac walked up to the Boys corner,
and. putting both hands on bis opponents fhoul-
dcrs, shosed him down. lie wus Instructed by the
referee MOTTO cro.e The line again, A., II johnson
conld not come TO the scfatch he would be declared
| whipped.
| Hound s1-Johu.on was pushed .ather than walk
ed folMa1d hrs eyes closed and hanging 90
| terrible k'ckenne mud rum Macs right, On his
| he'd ard b! ening mouth, lifted him from his
| feet, and be fell seDscless.
Round E,-Amld shouts Of " He's Killed n " he q
killed r. time was .agula called, but, Johason was
sl,li luar!mate, aud the tpong:: had ia oe ihroNa
up. ano the referees declared McGad: the wiEE-
amid great excitement among his friends.
The timc taken up by the fight Fus thirt-
eight minutes, according to our count, but
there were persons who commended for forty
five, md oilers for twenty.nfne and one-half
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