The New York herald., 1868-11-01
THE PRIZE kug.
The wo, ma,d-O'BaIdwin Enes

The Wa, ,nalsi-aD' Baldwin Enc00sfer.
more unsafe spo, could not have been scIscteA
for the fight than 'ynnfeld. The surrounding coun-
try IL OF the nate VI description which, taken TO-
gether with the noise that prevailed the entire nigh
did tend to prese we the secrecy that was In
tended. Besides this Il e matter had been fuly de-
vcioped In Boston, the police authorities were
thoroughly aware that th, contest was Imminent.
and the state of Massachus ATS being decidedly the
most dangerous TO engage ill., US not surprising sas
the afar was summary put an END TO- Bat @'e
real cause of the capture lay the iact tas inc
ynn police being on tlle q,a ~ iof soinethins os
the kind, bad their wachiuness Thoroughly aroustd
wheu towards one O'Clock on Thursday morn-
precinct. az II in defiance a nj the plans
were SET accordngp. II Appears Nat the oiHcer
teen men together proceeded along the railway
track, which adjoined the highway. Az uaybreSx
they managed 10 get into empty veVeh WAGON
which BY chance lay near 10 where T. y % ri'is WV wy
pitched. None dreamed of police inter- sfeHoe .ihu
The crowd soon collected near the scent o' aUt atoa 10
During the lr-f round he spectators WEI M oo ~ ~ -"
WhriHind Of excitement, ana the capacit . W ano
contestants were being fnIl, discussed we u a Spy
who was detailed Tor that purpose gave the na. . ~
his friends IN the wagon. r. was most opp " -uht,
ana the police spr'ngng iorth Ike tigers ~ ea'r n
armed 10 he teeth. the crowd disappeared as u
beneath 4 wave. Unquestionably the raid wa Ca.
ceeaingly well managed ana oneht to serve afeS
that to speculate upon the result Of the contestwO t
be exceedingly untar. a. the men had scarcely s'
warmed to their work when the arrest was erect a..
Both exhibited considerable determination, and 1t )"
just ~ assUme that, had circumstances pernittea v
the battle would have been terrific. The liberation
81 Dliaiiwtn h3s given rise 10 the hope chat the
hight may not Yet he af end but one thing - GER
iii--tnd the PRIZE ring Is deitnct ia Massachusetts.
fHs EElEASE OF woRMhLD.
Last evening considerable excitement prevailed In
Harry HpS Wnen the intelligence reached there that
Joe Wormad, who had been confined in Lynn prison,
had been released on bail The news evidently gave
great satisfaction. There IS every probability OF
the light between the giants being renewed with In
creased yigol, and If the arrangements he properly
carried o.t the old gfudge hitherto existing will
once and FOR all be put an end to.
Miscellaneous.
There appears 10 be every prospect OF the propOsed
fight between Barney Aaron and Billy Edwards CON-
Inc to issue. The contestants. ii il said, to
fight at 12a pounds in q few weeks, and the first for
felt IN $500
Tie prize fight in Massachusetts, between Martin
and Tracy has fallen through Tracy receiving for
felt.
Gallagher and Elliott will probably settle their DIFF
ferenceS within Six weeks. The former appears
anxious to bring matters TO crisis. having IN 8 re-
cent communication expressed has earnest desire to
hight for $500.
The encounter between Koran and Jarvis IN Mas
sachsetts, on the 2Sti uit., was brought to un-
lucky termination. The fight wts contested
from the start; IN the sixty-fOurth round Horan
aimed terrific blow Ut JARVIS but missing hs man,
he hit the centre stake with such force that s hand
was smashed and one OF the bones OF his arm was
broken This stopped the mill. HOran could n9hs
no longer and his friends threw up the sponge
Jem Ward arrived out iii the City OF Antwerp dur
ing the latter part or the week ending October "a.
Ed Carroll and Dan Oostigan, two Eastern men,
are matched To Hight for $3.50 side tle 2vti u
November, fifty miles from Boston, Mass.