The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-15

"Ltttle MIL" between Horny Greeley, the
"PeOple's Pet" and Uny League, the
"GOtham RoOster''-six Rounds Fought
Some Pretty Sparring DOne!-The
"GOthGm Rooster" Badly Punishedg
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE SERIES EDIToR.l
This little ''mill, - so long on the tapis, came
of, notwithstanding the vigilance of the police,
according to agreement, Both parties were in
excellent training. Uny League had his head
quarters near Madison Square, where the fancy
nightly met to discuss the chances of their
''Rooster," and exercise with him and put him
through the motions. Uny's baclkers were Sin
clair Toucey, alias ''Newsey Tewsey," and w.
Philips, alias "Windy Phillips" Uny was
put in severe course of training daily, and
bets of three to one were offered by his friends
during the fore part of the time of the chal-
lenge, with but few takers. Uny's seconds
had been in the "ring' often themselves,
and posted their principal well up in all
passes and detenses, and they had no doubt of
his being able to crowd Horny on to the ropes.
In fact, during the preliminary sparring pre-
vious to the day of the fight, it was the
opinion of almost every one that Uny's
passes, which were straight from the shoulder,
must send Horny to prayers on every round
''Newsey Tewsey'' offered to stake one whole
weeks edition of the New York Ledger on
the result.
Horry's headquarters were at Printing
House Square, where he has so long held out,
and where he has heretofore done all his
sparring. His trainers and seconds, Harry
Beecher, alias plymouth Game Cock" and
Bill Raymond, alias ''the Little Villain, knew
that Horny would show fight, and trusted
more to their ''pet'' in getting his adversary
in chancery, and furnishing him with a few
telling punches on his peppers, than in long
fight. Both parties, however, were in excellent
training, and as the time drew near for the
''min, " bets on the "Rooster" found ready
takers among the friends of the ''pet" Simmy
Draper was chosen referee.
THE FIGHT.
The choice of position was won by Uny, and
stakes and ring were put up; formed at
O'Clock P. M, sharp.
Round both came in confident, and after
a little sparring Uny let go his left mauley,
but Horny dropped, and Uny struck wild;
coming up to the scratch again, Horny fetched
one ON Uny's knob, which he said felt like
block head. First blood for Horny.
Round 2-Uny, after the first blow kept on
the defensive, Horny following him around
the ropes, getting in occasionally on Uny's
mazzard, and drawing a little claret from his
smelier' Second blood for Harry, amid
cheering.
Round 3-Bets offered three to one on
Horry, with no takers. Uny came up little
groggy, and began striking out wild. He,
however, fetched litter on Horry's potato
trap closing that up for short time, and
both parties retired to their corners.
Round AIT the call of time both parties
came up smiling. After few fsints Horny
struck a blow, which was claimed as foul
and caused much excitement among their
friends at the time, but the referee disallowed
the claim.
Round 5-This round was the most decisive
of any yet fought. Horny got Uny in chancery,
and administered some very heavy furnishing,
Uny being rendered perfectly pOwerless, while