The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12

cash. and opened another fountain Of bleed and brought
RoUsD Is-Ths Same game precisely: Chandler frs.
up and forcing the lighting and peggng away with all
and II his smser HATE tsot IN s.s vas
all he would plant blow wherever he could see TO get
in with their usual eject but he never could get
AFTER . rapid exchange Doonsy went on his knees.
ROUND l7-Harns, although in pitiabls condition,
managed 70 give Chandler heavy blow On the mouth;
grass IKE shot Chandler inprms condition, andsure
aousD is-chandIsr up a quick a . bird hut Harris
very slow and shaky on his pr. The former went at
him fresh when time was called for tho hrst
round and struck him heavily ush right and Left and he
RousD i0-Gns game can't As much longer Harris
must give in soon, for Chandler went at-him and de-
knocked HIM Ill to pieces h managed 70 clinch
Chandler but PAID dearly Tor doing % for he got un
ss s sas .r .sss IL III
with Chandler heavy On sop Of him.
ROUND 2o.-Although the end was near Harris showed
smashers thae were now shewered upon him. He sue
ceeded IN striking blow o. two q his COST for every
opening he IN made was asd y ch.ne.,. 6ss Which
thing could be made Of his countenancs He stood this
but short time and went his kneea Tho shouts Of
'Finish him quick, "Be alive, little one." "KnOck
him out Of time" were heard on every side mixed up
outline heavily and constant
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very wildly ss Il scarcely sSie 70 SEQ his man. he was
eys and on The forehead no dropped and
painting and lay like log when being carried TO his
ROUND q Harris rallied little, and while running
from Chambers ADVANCE turned and struck him twice
quite heavily upon The brsast and neck which Chandler
returned By facer that sent Dooney some distance
from him. Then dropping his hands. and while wping
the perspiration from their palms his drawers, no
received singer from Harris on the neck which ruled
m lin m Nv f.ca
dropped him like . stuck bullock.
ROUND % AND LAsr.-Harrs responded 70 the call al
most totally blind. He struck out a. something, but
principally at the air. Chandler all the time driving In
his terrific blows In order to end the matter He hit him
ana 10 way aaa s s Landed na s
sound Of the blow could be heard with all the
noIse. Il turned Harris completely round, and he fell
sensoess and his seconds tried their best 70 re-
vive him, but 1t impossible, and when time was
called be was orsstans Sus totally UNCONSCIOUS ana
Of defeat amid the most tmutous applause and rush cf
Chandle friends 70 his corner 70 offer their congraua-
tons on this his greatest victory.
REHABILITATION.
The number OF rounds twenty three the longest three
minutes and shortest about forty seconds was vas
first round and eleven minutes OF four when the sponge
was thrown up. making the fight only twenty seven
minutes duration; and allowing the half minutes be-
tween rounds the time consumed actually by Chandler
whipping Harris, was thirteen and halr minutes.
AFTER THE BArrLK
Immediately after the fight was Chandler started
for Of the barn at hand. and race
with hrs trainer and second. old Joe wnrow ana beat
him. and fifteen minutes after was back in the ring
smoking cigar and acting referee ~ second light
that took place after the first over and with the
dscooration Of The skin 10 ono or two places he ~as
good new; indeed. believe he could have whipped
two men like "Dooney" Harris and then returned
home in good condition.
Poor D0oney Harris In terrible plight; hs was
carried the scnseless where resoratves were
piled and he slowly became concious. I raw him halt
an Oura ffarW nrfaO On he
board tue steamer and could hardly believe possible
that he was the man saw step into the ring 20 comb
guish lump that Q hose. and three creases
where eyes and mouth; but for the rest OF
dozen different places a. II done with dull or ragged
knife four OF his back eetn In his seconds pos
session. and as many others were hanging by shreds OF
the gum; and whom examined BY surgeon hts jaw was
haying been Inflicted by the lest blow Of Ceandtox
rsc c' the oos co~ at there with ns hands crossed
over his knees, and his mead hanging down, sensibe,
bat that s su no vas stapelsd by the terrible pun 4
do NOS believe punished ever ieft prize
ring and survived the injuries.
xNGIIsHMEN's OPINIONS eF CHANDLER
There two young EngIishmen present who took
great interest The conflict and when wns over they
could not find words express their admiration Of
Chandler they pronounced him The greatest puglls Of
his weight 10 the world and SAID that his name should
be Tommy Sayer Chandler for tsaid they) shes better
r i blows as Chandler can and did to-day" thing
they were right
ANOTHER rcHr.
After the first light thcro another mill betweon
man named McAlpine alias Soap" and another named
hcEiroy. They possessed great endurance, but no
science; and after long battle OF over an hour ana
half, and one hundred and eight rounds Tommy
Chandler, who was acting A. referee pronounced Il
draw.
Tommy Chandler says that he will never again entcr
ring and he may keep 10 nis present resolution but
lot caution the light weights OF the world 10 % care
full how they seek him ous ~ subject whcrewith 70
gain lstic honoFs; for they Will one whom the
oldest hands pronounce without equal any whore,
and believe them. Doonoy Harris came here with
high reputation as fighter and Will go away the worst
whipped that ever LETT these any shores,
and that the person he held almost in dlsdan, BY
ing thar he could whip him in twenty minutes. No !;
you who want TO ash and desire and expect TO come out
you can stand any amount OF pounding from pair OF
lists that their mark every timo and that IL 10
mighty hard matter 70 keep away FROM
At half-past six We re-embarked and after q very
pleasant the bay safely landed in
work. and well pleased disgusting exhibition was
well with The moral paper OF city. the Errs-
ing Bwttn, will, suppose, give the affair another blast
en MONDAY ana preach AGAINST prize lighting sencray
and II tried TO get the first Of the result by tce
graph but was badly bcaton by dimInutive journal
known a. che Drdwasc Chronicle whose propretors. in
enterprise trying 70 follow the Nkv YoEK Hxs-
AID footsteps
PAYING OVEN rnR srAxEs
Tho stakes wero 81 900 SIDE and sheSe will be paid
over 70 Chandler ON Monday evening next when crons
many otcr bets will Be scisled The amount that will
probably chnnse hands IN This vicinity be less
than $2SooOo so much for the prxo fight
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
sale of the Onondnga and Dunde rbcrx The
Richmond Fitting Out ns Flagship for Rear
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