The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-30
THE PRIZE RING.

Treusuaeus Battle On the PallsaAes-Ba
O,Brien and Passey NIcLangkiin the Prins
cipaIs-Ferty.three ROWnd4 Fought In Two
uesrs-Barncy Knocked 0at Of Time and
Probably Fatally Injured.
Yesterday morning another great battle for Astic
honors took place the Palisades Hudson river which
promise shortly TO become celebrated for pugism
as they have long been for their scenery Patsey
Mclaughlin abou, thirytwo years Of age stands five
feet ten inches and weighs hundred and sixty pounds.
Barney topped his antagonist by two inches is thirty
dve years OF age, and weighed the evening OF the
fight just ten pounds less than Patsey Both
excellent condition and nt to fight for their lives,
good deal OF money bet On the result, although
the match only for 500 artde.
In order keep the thing dark but very few except
those OF the ring OF the battle coming of
soon and but little more than Atty people assembled
the hight. The operations Of the and their
hackers very cautiously carried on. A steamer
engaged TO take the whole party up the Hudson,
resulted In this little t" The boat arrived on Yon-
kers early yesterday morning. took board O'Bren,
steamed down the again and arrived or the Pali
sades little after four o'clock just the morning
quickly carried out and the laborous job OF climbing
the rocky slope got throughsfter time, and by five
O'clock me nns va, Pone@ sns referee ss,ec'eH me
fray. Mclaughlin looked the best man, although
OBrien had the longest reach; but both wore heavy
customers, and some hard hitting was expected.
FIGHT.
Rousp l-At the call Of time the combaiants put their
maueys IN position Soma slight sparrlng resulted At
nrst 10 bsrncys credit but he only fcnted and tapped
while Patsey stood the defensive, waiting for an
opening. After little lost time U brien sent In one on
hs opponents cheek and received one ON the race aud
mouth The blows were, however, slight on both sides
RorD Barney, who had the longest reach. sent in
heavy one on Patsey's head and ribs, and received
again on the body. The men did not get to work yet
with any spirit and seemed trying each others caIibre.
Rousps AND Same as the preceding, both men
lighting.
Round b.-Patsey led on with bis left duke and
landed heavily Barney'a poao trap drawing ciaret;
the latter worthy kept all the time peggng at Paisevs
ribs which carving tactics did not result In much
damage.
RoUSns 0 and 7.-McLanghlin repeats his successful
diplomacy OF the and visits Barneys smaer
again. and that began to have qre cherubca aspect;
he landed another blow on Barneys left spectacular
organ, 0'Brien keeping up digging away at Patsey's
ribs. In the seventh round Barney tried 70 nit
Pa,sey's guard and that gentleman delivered trencn-
doas upper cut which came on Rarney 3 proboscis
Ike reak Of creased lightning and tapped another
RUM A heavy fighting round. The men wont TO
their work with Will and gave ana took like regular
game chickens Barney led or with a straight one
on Patseys peepers which made him discover several
showers Of peeors Before Pat conId recover himself
Barney was on him aran and fighting him TO his
corner gaze him tsrr,ec Ri undar ,bo ribs which sent
Tor q, g,rien
porxn q : ,rcy .rcb,r o,r,,r, AZ parrav,s cvee and
the ,a,.er ,epnering tho ribs of b,s opnonent
poryn m fparney active Min II. lor, ora,n and
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wha,i. which s,nrnai his meath rnr a nomen, '
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Rorsn IA Barnev ac,;ve IN tho breas, po,sev rot
IN heavy acair on H. onnorent,s damagei he