New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

Ing from their wounds, from which the seconds would
unnediateIy g mmence TO draw the blood with tholr
mouths Aar on's friends appeared th@ most enthn,
siastic and after some Of the rounds tney Would
run up and caress and Mss him g., me any bIMiannty
of the all through tue hght IS ihn's,llDtnc
of the two men, Colyer is undOubledH inc hehEitstt
fighter and bravest man There is no tI1ckery about
him, aud he fights ~ square manner VI aaron corh ue
ance wit the rules Of the pr2crng; yet he fai'ed 10
victory He is better sparrer. hut Colyers bravery
avy blows Offset this Colyer has been taken 10
Baltlv ioIc, and Aaron reached here tonight.
THE ROUNDS.
First R0o,d-Both came up confident and after spar,
ring Aaron hit Coiyer III The face ana drew the hst
sSeond Re,u,d-Aaron on the defensive, and forced
around the ropes afterward Colycr fell over them
ThId Roectd-Aaron gave Coyer a blow which sent
To,1h Ro,,d-sparring in Aarons corner, after which
Aaron received blow and went down, and claimed
foul, but 10 was not allowed.
FIffh Round-AarOm inflicted terrible blow in COlBers
face Coyer in Int Aaron on the breast and sent
him Ia grass. Excitement on the Increase
SiIh ROptdAarOn successfully play ed the drop game
when AT close quarters. .
Screnh Rotud-C Collycr came up prompt, and after
some sparrng, ana Colyer seeming 10 get lheauN"'"bc
Aaron dropped TO avoid punishment 49,.
Eighn ROtHd-AarOn stluek COllycr Il severe poW
aud then went down. and as he falling CoyeF IL ls
claimed hit him foul blow ana the victory was cfmed
for Much excitement here eusned and the crowd
broke into the ring, AarOn's friends claiming victory
and Coyers friends denying that foul blow had been
struck The referee decided against Aarons clam
Ninth R0itnd-Ihs round lasted three minutes, aud was
unusually hotly contested. They fought HSht on me
terrible blow in the mouth, While Aaron's face scarcely
bore mark; beayy blows were, however raised on
AaTOne side and breast ana Colyer Dled very hy "pou
Tc,tG Ro,pd-Aarou up smiling, and moved about
easily. He was driven over to CoyerS corner Nhere ho
fell over the ropes in u tussle. -
Elcre,,h Routd-Collyer hit Aaron n blow which drew
blood Aaron in the advantage. however, ana CoIl
yerS eye steadily closing mp ~ -
Tcciih Ro,uid-BOth clmched and fell heavily Aaron
Thirtcc,M Ro,,nd-Aaron threw Coycr in the latters
corner, and even bets were offered ON Aaron lhe
foaigccnA Ro,o,d- -Collycr struck Aaron blow which
raised a lump on his nose; no blood, however .
FitfccHH hOMd-After slnrrng they tnssled ana Doth
fell, Coilyer on top ,..., .,..,,,,, ,,o,rs =, tho
SJfCciiM ROpd-Aaron received terrible DOWs III the
breast. and sent 10 grass.
ScrcIccnM Roupd-roth parties tusslcd and struck
each other with much force on the face.
Eightccnih Nincfceath. Gnd TircHtch RoOidS-After
tusscs both fell Colyers left eye Is closing ana his lett
T,rcnfyfrsi LIQUIDS Coyer received terrible blow
the nose. which made yet more Jelly like appearance OF
Tireiy ysccoHd, Tccy-Hird and T,re,tr fourth Rounds
-AarOn after sparing, fell each time 10 AVOID blows
and was hiSSed therefor by COlyers friends
TtrcigHh ROagd-ThiS lasted three minutes, ana the
conbatuts pummclcd each others faces terribly The
T,rctysirM RoaIid-Aaron etil comes mp with clean
face while Coyers eye is now completely closed, aud
TrentjaiaR aid TiiriieM Ro,,nds-Aaron has the ad-
vantage and Furnishes Coiycr severely 500 10 80 on
Thiritsccond To Ttirt-Rt,h Rounds iHclasirc Aaron
PLAYS drop game and acts the sneak game; ne also
wearcs his antagonist who shows exhaustion. Coiyers
face is now a perfect Jelly.
IOTttcM 10 STtCM rounds utctHSirC-Aaron pays lht
drOpdown game all the time. and Is invariably Missed,
and called coward 10y COlycIs friends. Aaron does not
show much exhaustion and ms face ls cIean except
back spot along the ridge of the nose.
SjJynrS ROtHd-Collyer advances to the scratch and
stands there inviting Aaron TO meet him. the latter
does not seem inclined and Collyer advances; they
clutch, plays the drop again and laughs at
COllyer IN the most aggraNating manner CoHyer NUT
teIs curses what he calls AarOn's cowartlice
SLrtrSec0nd 10 Siry.hfh RoundS' ipc'uStrc-Aaron's
friends offer 900 10 $50 their ayOre. and no takers
COlyer is much exhausted, and almost blinded but his
pluck is not diminished. He advances boldly.
tg.. Coll rfl.YfU m
pluc ~, and stauds wei! ol MS pms aaron has me ad
of both eyes. but his antagonist gives him hard
Meath In this round, wen the 67th Coyers friends
claimed that Aaron goueed his eyes and raised claim
cnsued amid which time called for the C8th round,
and Collyer became very sick ana could not respond
Aaron therefore declared the victor amid the cheer
ng OI hlslIlcnds. At the hght year aso Aaron ana
Coyer were both much battered but on This occasion
AaIOHs f9e hardly scratched but h body bore marks
OF hard punishment HIS antagonists was, however IN
most hUnbe condition. just before the fight ended
jured Both IN splendid condition fOr the
Joe Coburn and Ianes Dunn Aarons seconds, and
The night coIt1utcd under the amended rules the
80 nds sitting frQm the ring during the active fight It
tOSt O the fight the heavy betting IN favor ot
G.ycr ,minediately after the fight Aaron winner.
go U,sTUns spectators present various representa-
i've q" -" t0rfi LEGATIONS France England and Ger
era p cencgsdcd and was agnonneed privately D. Zoe
Cobar3 4aTon's second. that .'oa pad three Of his
ribs broken four rounds before the night g.
PRIZE FIGHT NEAR FORT LEE
A fight of II rounds was fought yesterday morning
in the vicinity of Fort Lee. between two young Of
Mackcrvile named Seaman and Taulley. Small boats
conveyed the parties and their friends from the foot Of
Thirty yfourthst.. al early hour seaman was .ady
punished during tho fight aud after the lt rldhd his
seconds threw up the sponge No arrests we've made
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