The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

| MOUNDS 10 AND ll-SAme q hst Barney sparring Il
RoysD i2-fhe chances Of the success Of Colyw wer
mp diy improving After considerable fsinting an
spsnrr sans friends cnssring Justify and oilerin
ROUND IL Aaron came up groggy on his pins, an
was a once kss I'd by Coyer, who forced the lighting
| aud backed Asrs> on 70 the rope when he got down.
ROUND i4-sksN round. Aaron down, spparsntl
ROUNDS is 10 1s-sns. t-Aaron sparring for wind an
going down whenever opp~,r' unity offered
ROUND ie-Both mss noe CHrs visible marks Of pun
shment. Sans left psepe5 was entirely closed, Will
Barneys right optic was fapsdly aproaching the sam
condition. Barneys left Lxhd Tas much swollen from
although OFT repeated scenes 70 80 but title damage
After q few feeble exchanges Basney went TO grssA
aoUs n: s =. sSsy
awaited his opponent In his corner itbad Of stop,
out to the centre OF tho ring Dnblir and HsrrngtoS
this breach Of Prize Ring rules and regulaons bat Sam,
tno anxious TO have the fight decided upon its merits
giving and receiving heavy blows upon tho ace and
body and falling heavily on Aaron as he went down
wind, and came 70 tho scratch with smiling phix COL
yer no less confident Immediately renewed the contcst
With vicious blow from his left mawiey, following u
up with his right and receiving two three rapid blown
IN the face In return This round lasted three minutes
when Aaron forced 70 the ground taking the
ROUNDS - 2S-Short and in favor or Colyer, Bar
ney getting weak and seemingly distressed for wind.
adversary's body and neck with smashing welts
nearly knocking him OF bis pins; but In the end Aaron
RUM 27-Upon coming to tho scratch Colysr imms
datey forced the lighting, driving Barney to tho
rpes when he succeeded tn landing several telling hits
upon his auditorium, thcsame no holding on to tho
ropes with his Ell hand Foul was claimed for Barney
RouSD 2s-The nsht bsd now lasted one hour and
twenty minutes Aaron constantly growing weaker,
while his young and antagonist seemed 10 be
gaming In strength and confidence. IN, only hope or
barneys winning the fight seemed to be In closing
SANS remaining eye and he bent MI his Efforts to eject
ed than usual Of his last oe, Aaron went down ON his
knee in this as IN many other rounds, hop that Sam
womb s'rlke MIN fou blow The batter however had
ben too well trained not TO his little game though no
| did have ogle shut
Rousp 2o-Barncy showed signs Of Improvements, and
administers some ugly blows upon the head and ribs
of Colver but tho swollen condition OF his hands pre-
vented any serious DAMAGE His pluck and endurance
elected the highest encommms OF all tho spectators
while his skill In boxing was Ioully appauded This
round lasted nine minutes and ended in both going
R,usD aO-vcry short. Aaron down, with no hitting.
RousD si-same as last Aaron showed down on tho
RouSD a2-Barney slow in coming up to thu scratch
on tho cal OF me and manpuveng to Keep ont OF tho
way Of his vigorous adversary until he could
strength and wind COVER forced the fighting however
driving Aaron into the Invest corner when mndo
rush aud forced him TO the ground, falling him
heavily.
RoUso 33-Barncv up smiling notwithstanding
tho swollen condition Of his lips and fac and taking the
Init atve planted some tromendois blows with both
hands upon Colyers probocs, finally knocking HIM off
hi. pins Great cheers from Aarpns corner
Round 4-Heavy hitting; both down: Barney bleod.
In freely from the
Round a5-shor,; Colver advised nv his seconds to
rush IN and force the ghting and end d by Barney going
down on his knees at tho ropes without receiving much
punishment
Round 80 Both slow on coming 70 tIme ding dong
exchang .; both laying on with interest," Barney landing
his right tho and drawing the ruby freely the
rou mud ended Cd by both going down sids by side
and going down ut the nrst chance.
R'uSD 40-It was now clear that tho battle nearly
ended. Nothing but an accident eosd prevent Colver
victorious.
weaker and weaker Sam appe ired TO increase In
strength aud confidence AZ he realized his rivals
desperate and despondcnt state. After
inercc'ual sparring Barney went down his knees
without blow, and upon rising violently hit In his
only remaining eye. when no throw both hands and
ran towards tho referee, excsimng 1here there did
you SOC tlats Tho referee decided, however, tina. the
RruvDs Al TO 44-rhcse rounds were merely rcpcti-
tions n each other. Barney constantly going down
blow and thereby winning the stakes Al the close Of
Rorsp 47-He was entirely blind, and his seconds,
unwilling To subject game 10 farther punish mont
threw up the sponge in token Of defeat.
Thns end d the hight II had been long and exciting
contest and almost continuous For tho benefit "
the uuinatd. may DO stated that ct the expiration
for the principals To rest and that at the call Of
timc they must make their appearance at tho
scratch or the one fail ng 10 como would lose tho nvht
Tho seconds aso nj tho end Of each round carried the
principals 10 their respective The result
unexpectedly IN many although Tor the condition Of tho
men and the growing heat of the advancing day, IL be-
evident they could not hold ont much longer bat
there was no siaking the raj subtraction at the
suit Anrons tricks Of failing his knees and leaving
colyer To follow him and force tho nghtipg worked
against him In the popular estimation.
foiyer showed him elf thoroughly game throughout
II noticed that by force 81 his blows on Aaron
mouth he PIT end 10 the atters Smiles and that
he worked dosgedly and denantly to this one eod
HoMEwARD ROUND.
anhour after throwing up the sponre the crowd
bad dispersed the stakes had been pulled up and tn
steamboats, In waiting again lived board the crowd
that so recently had left them
CONDITION or THE rUGILTgrs AFTER TIVE YiGar.
Aaron and dyer utterly PROSTATE and had 10 bo
riby dsnxnred appearance Aaron decidedly the
most shed 81 tb. two, although from his superior
skill. giving during the fight Doubtless twice
blows he received feared for time thai he
would not rally from his punishment Tho seconds 81
CoIyer connden that hs will show no mark Of the
hight four days from
on the way homo a collection was taken up. for
Aaron among Colyers friends yielding hmsquile hand
some sum
ARRIvaL IN WASHINGTON.
The entire party returned homo In good order and with
articles or personal proprrty changed hands bu, Ills
was no more than could have bceu expected.
ARREST OF rHE PARTIES.
nrht which t"ok place n v,rs,na this morning. To-
gether with thor seconfs and assistants were arrested
on thsir re.irn 20 tho city tb, evening Aaron and
house, but were accommodated with LODGINGS nj the
hoases Of their friends under the surveillance Of tho
barney Aaron he at the woodbine on Four and s-haf
street and coyer provided with quarters Al Hurdles
Tenth street.
Seventeen others wore arrested and escorted 10 tho
police station Tho parties. number Of them. wiiibc
held for a requson from the Governor 81 Virgins,
the charge Of engaging In aiding and abettng rrxe
tight
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Fire In the Bowery.
The alarm OF hrs % eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
caused by the awning over the dry goods store o.
H. Russell, 800 Bowcry takng Ore. II buroed about
opcthrd Of the awning sud the goods placed out for