New York Clipper (Dec 1862)

^ OftptftlA Ivtl (>)V' -.,_oahtor, whflalnS» toflt Batawtte, Jane 81,1888, bj 'tEb lltAe Bt4)i7r1>]l>oW fdr f6utr=i^imnt<>m the Zimbttbtoo'AmeltdfiMd&'-floolstT nalireekJri : dtl rth to «6nth llv .•wrn'l'WttM*- t(»T» aifiSi'at fair 8t- uwrmc;, »we«te«¥ We, HMMthwwaook'dwItawhIrllngweMliiOtfoMD, Ob^tbeflM.wU(di/Utt«rliupolnUto"Hom«i;' ; im/MiO obeilshed vlBb, and «vetj well tovefl lice, V^fo t""!*!! Uioajilits of tboae mun wh^m X flee. 'iomo I homoT lh»t tond«r word Ut me ntxtee, I'l' "^v' Tet elume I nol.to tear an o'or fall heart, ".• >7-. • " ■ bltub to torn behind my tearfnl eyes; rn« llroin no ttrange land I now depart, . ' TtBtoDtfitringeislaft,! jleldueMslgbB. Velooma and home were mine wltblii iheiland . ^ 'nbaMionaIlefve,.wlioaebdln«i]iQ;ceIbe«; And ooU moBt^ my eyes, ftnd liean and band, . \fbes, iUr Oolunblal tlkey^tnn ooU (o'.tbee. ■nil'.- VT'i'};: .">.v ■ .1-/. : |I[iUrQHAI^'r-''BIg [jrfUng iMfoM tibt,>' wld blfl sooIitMendj and' the _._aeprogreaaea.'' • .r -^■ fAlUioagh those llroa," leBomed ToD,'i'fflMked to- ' (§M Bfttardfty idgh<^ on'• Uetkydreaiy, NoTenlxr day, i few jean; afto, a weU-koafwn. taveia In this elty was .obmrutaUj flUed with a obnvlVIal and aoolal gatherlog. Wieatba of emoke wete oqrllng and making their aecent tQ.;the oelUbg, and luge' and ooploae tomblenof hot . Ipambh wm iteaMngand aofoMIng tbia Jovial paitlclpanta . . i()V|i; i^g6roii8 dlwiudon 0^ sabjeota under >Qg]uideiatton. , ! ''; ;' V. ib^i'aild Tariona were , the qaeatlons wt forth—as ^'li jiiihoyand-vatlons-were tiie vlewa 'and oplnlooe enter- ed/:t^ed'and expreaaed by tboae' anrronndLDg the festive fr'v'boaH.: 'PoUtloa, the weather, aportlog msttera, and all Ujff^abelirblog qneationa of the day, were Ireely diaoabaed, i;!:'.imtU the large and apBcIona apartmEfnt in which tboae n<:';.'.<'peopleB" were aeated, became a acene ol onabated and "j^^ran^l^ltuo^B'arg□ment • 'CiifWIivtA a social and a happy gathering. The week'a ; 'ji/.V, work waa fliilthed, and those hardrflated. gooa of toll had . .;<!>: «onyened in happy, llghtrhearted Iittl» gnmpf, to talk oiei the eventa of the week; and to invest a few of thdr <.J v'"apondijlIOB" in the "flo'wblg bowl," -.1:1 y The writer, with one of-the moat genial and generons fPl'^''' orowd, ooonpied a aide table, and were dla- :'>^,'';V:<bnBalng the merlta ot a "emlllng little ^rolakeen lawn," '.RTA^wheh apalf of well-known "free and easj" looblng'ge^ta centered the room, and took np a position at the table *^'.:'M«t:t6'"na, . • • - • );', ;V..,;rh'e'. affable and roay ','John" of the eatabllahment ' i:<rvclitVlb'g farnlahed their order, they aoon pnt. tbeir plpea ': 0 ';lnitnne, and gave oa a little of the kind of mode we moat .' 'Relighted to hear. Motwlthatandlng' the cbnvtraatlonal Btt^ already prevaillDg In the rcbni, we w'eie In anoh 'do^ prozlmlty to the "Indlvida." above named, that their jdping beoame qnlte distinct, end enabled na to get hold' of the'thread of the nanatlve which we are abont to re- lated ''Ltght-jplpea" being the order, sport btoame the theme, and one of onr nelgbbora, leaning hlmaelf back lelanrely and comfortably la Ma ann-ohair, and taking a long draught from hta tombler of ciyatal "Loohnlgar," opened the narrative lb tt>is manner— "Now, Joke, I'll tell yon what I think abont the mat- ter. Ton've been talklog' to me for the laat fifteen inln- . ' < ntea abont flgbtiog obcka.; I gaesa I've seen' as mnch of .- that kind ot sport myself aa any man In the town. For : \ flfteen yeara there waa not a mam fonght In England that did. not wltneaa, if therii waa any eartliiy posalbill^ of .' .■..' xeaoblng it.' Corlog. eeveu' other year^,. there was not a '■ '.^^lespeotabls cock flgbt In Ireland that I waa not' present ; .y '';|tv I have beenfirodi my boyhood given to sport, and aa r.^; >,evitry admlrer^of It haa his favorite kind, lad^lrea set: '~Ut between a pair of well-trained, well-conditioned game .> ' ^Urdi more than any other eporUng exhibition I ever wit- :'K "^neaaed. Jnat tell me Wt la Uke It I" , ; ■'•Eaay enongb, Tom," replied Joke Snmmera. "For Instance, Flora Temple and Prlncesa swinging into, the ;'.;,/''. fipmeatretcb. forae raotog, when It la gotten op on .y ^'icn^Ms and square gronnda, is the finest and Inoat ez- ■, : >f/CltnbIaaport In the world." « .■ "I admit that," retorted Jake. "If it waa oondiibted .'^r^^-iin 'fair and boneat prlnolplea. It wonld "be 'nndonbtedly iiffpii, and InterssUng aport; btit that,popnlBr recreation :, r r i.lAB been ao contaminated, of late, yeara'by horse Jooklea, :.^jthfeMG^ mohte men, and indivldoala of. a almUar Ilk, ' 4'/'/>^'v^^^ yba; oennot place any confidence now In, anything .■'-■thiBy''Bay or do." ■ •., ''^'. ": . '■ ' ,:;.. :'ilnie enongb," said Jake, "I know 'Um. track' haa ieen badly abnied, bat. horae-raolnif, aa I'Bban it, ia ho :.. le|u intereating, notwilhstan^lbg., ImeUii.^a raise where ;:.pir(nblpie and.nonor la tbe' etabe,'and not a.hlppodrome pnrse, when it ia nnderstood before the atart whidh horse ' f., , .- wlna the money."* ■ • • : ■ - j ', '' /Toiii:Fodter, imbibing a freah awlg, tnmed -Intaiitly to hla filend, and said:''Tery 'well: yon attc^ ;tb, yonr ' ' <>P^(>D|^ But If yoa listen: to me a .-'' 'i^yf mthoitee, I'll tell you abont one of the most re'marka- V ;. ."•ialileblifda you ever saw or heaid of In your life.".' ;, ' '' . ; i ; r 'iTbat'a a go," exclaimed Jake Sommers. "Go ibeaiii.V ■ p-'^-^fcc, "Well,-yba reooUeot when I waa on the police force in ",->.t'iMi)iwSixJh:Ward,Bometen.yeara.Bgo." i'. fV'J gneeal do. ' Ton, saved me a little, trouble, then/". '!'''•<<«j«pended hla'frlend.:. ' ■ !.'. ,. {;Well, never oli^d that," reqibiidea the speaker. ■ "At ' '.■/ : ■.' iiibe time of wjiloh I speak, there waa a yonngater living >:<.ir .' ^in-L^naid street, and-his predcmtoating paaslohjwajs'a' ^',r, ;love;for fowls. I have sat at the window (or honra and. iiii.' ,'hoiin, and watched that, boy feeding a ohioken or pet . pigeon. He had the largeat amonnt of^plnok and the . ' strongeatrambltlon of . becoming a genuine aport wltUn ..V;. 1 him I have ever knowd In one BO young; ' "Tbia youngatet's name was Joe Gorman. At the tlme I apeak of he could not have been possibly more than fi(- ' . : teien br zteen yeara of age. 17othlog five yeara older ot hig kind oonid scare him. Hewas^ althbnghqnlte allttle boy, stoutly bbllt, had a remarkable nse of us rtiawUes, . ' and was foil of fight ' "Well, Jake, tbla boy ralaed the beat rooster I have ever seen:I took an Intereat In the youn^ fellow, per- ' hiana, beoanse he waa one of my own stamp. If he ponld ■Mf^V\'M^j^''*^0a9 .iaif, altttog' at. tbe window amoklog a bigar, ' "^'^-t'Tl^vij^i bff daty,! was bareleaaly looking out Into the yardt : )^ir^.%V9en I aaw tiie boybbmlDg In holding ai pair of: igga,iq > ;"'!Vr?4u bands, and taking a etep-laiddsr, climbed np, a little '.- ;. <>;.v4y^('dI|tanoe, and placed them neineath a hsn who hajd been .. ^^vi'/^lffoifli'wka lone^ for . the bonsolatlon and oomfcijts of a . i¥lbe r of this hatching waa two birds of the '' ■fKf:-,my'm -' ~" ' " -- - ...,«H.ill|h(tl^be.' They were treatnred and reared by the : '^-iti'L^-Wxem. me, Tom," Interrapted Jakd,' "bnt I want the ; '■. ' "BoUy Iw ,^on, Jake » replied Tom» "Ba* Pd 'like to ■ . AlU uose ug w6rdi yon gavie ma that l /'-i^ ; , titaS. yfrnw Itt-I wantfiie j^lenta rebohdahedt" ' . .vv (, > v «Kb, tbaUk yoiV'ToiDi yon anden(and,»bat I fcaid aa ■• '—V'• ii.will •■ Hoi" ■ '^-'./f'For God'ft ■|jie,itstd«.V>'ii7*totri^^ Poster, "Iwaagotaa.to gWajoaa UUUBportlok.aD ' 9o&'«nd' yon woti*iU|ii«n 10 It with paU«ne«; l^w, flli .tc}My..plps> 9fa,V;M.!^:!^^!>'.ii'>!(!k tihta|I1lnUl .I..,;.'; bib'. gethe^ they were not of > a feather, by a long shot,. Ope inui¥mte and the o^er was red. Bed tHok—'FlgbUog, Dick'—was the rooster 1'speak of. "Bq. was not a thorongh game, bnt a oroaa or nizlnre between a real game cook and a Shanghai pnllei Many a time I eat admiring the klnip[be88 of that gM>wlDg boy feeding that rooster uom hla band, and aflerwainla teaalng hlbi with a stocking (nil of feathers, or acme other aoft substance, until be made him one of the moat vlolons and uncon qaerable cooka I ever saw In my life. "Bed Dick, like many of onr leading puglllsta, was at first qaletly disposed. <He never-done nothfn'to nobody' iutll hd'was provoked, and .promlsied to become a ve^ quiet uid law-abiding member of the feathered tribe, This promise he did not, however, carry cut, for he com- menced Us puglllaUo career by maUng.an Indleirlmlnate r^d upon rag men entering the yard, and seemed to en- tertain a particular anlmodty tonards thoiis NewTork efaffonfires. ■ ■' -■ . . "The trainer of 'Bed Disk' grew nptdlr. and was known to be as good blood as his p^t and lianillng. They were, tare enough, a pair that was hard to be whipped. "Bantams, game cooks, with and without ippra, from near and far, were brbn^ht to pull bis nobles ,do.wn, bat It waa all to no purpose. In the ooorae bf'the oonteat, If Dlokwaa r6oghly handled or abased, the'irainer, J()e, had hla handa np, and I never knew a oaso ^I^ere the two rooaters didn't get the beat of It An amatenr pporl named Monkey Fellz, or Felix Monkey—I declare I don't remember which—who, nnfortnnately, did not have hla eye-teeth cut, experienced this fact to hla aorrow. - "No one oonid enter the yard, without Bed Dick had Jump^ into hla face, and more than a dozen times he had laid out a small boy or girl. One day, particularly, a yonng stalwart negro Uvuik In the street, came to do battle with Dick; and his trainer being absent, the rooster had no defender or aecond. Dick waa not jintlmldated, but with a bold dash, planted hla wings on the negro'a anna and hla beak in ma eye, and aent him out of the premlaea a blind and diaabled moke.'* "He waa a dngnlar bird," exclaimed Jake Snmrneni "He waa the hero of a hundred of the fineat cooteata I ever aaw," resumed the narrator. "That Shanghai could not be whipped. He was young, etrong, powerfnl, and fall of fight Some of the prettiest fighting cocks I ever saw, fried him, but they could never resist two strokes of Dick's wings. Hla trainer was always with him In his cbnteats, and' when' Dick waa 'banked' or wronged, Joe aalledln. .MBnt, Jake, they both have fought their last battle at last,' aa the aoog Ba;a, and laid down their lives together. "A short time aflar Dick arrived In bla prime, and waa In splendid condition, there^nas a main rougbt In Troy, and Joe Qosman was advised by hla firleoda to take ^Fighting Dick* and match him agalnat aoytbhig of -hla alze or weight that wore epura..,Joe, bdog naturally given to that kind of aport, readDy consented. A well- known Alderman of the ward offered to bet a thousand dollara on 'Fighting Diok,' aa they called him. "Off to Tlroy went the party. There were aa many wlehes for the Sbanghal'a anooess aa there were for Yan- kee Sullivan "one of thoee daya." The trainer and owner waa aangnlne of his victory; for, aa the boya said, he never backed down from a man, mnch lesa a rooater. But Joe was prepared for emergencies, and determined in the face of all opposition that bla bird ahonld have feSi play- " 'Bed DIok' waa matched agalnat one pf the biggest bloods of Troy, and the beta being In favor of the game cook, the flghtiiig Shangb^ had to take a back aeat for a few momenta.. Bat, I tell ypp. lt only required a very abort time to alter the opinion'of the lookers-on. Joe held np bis darling Dick gently, smoothed bla h'ebk, and tUa man-Sgbter commenced Immediately chuckling defiance athfa antagonlat ;'' "The oonteatanta were dropped, and onlf'pf.'^ie .grabd- eat flgbta/I believe, tbat ever oameoff lnaoook-plt, en- Bued. In a aecond Dick gained' tbe first hdock-down, after which the bettbg took a andden ohabge, and obeera went up from the little party on the New Tork blrd'a aide, "rhey bad only met eaoh other three tlmea, when the Troy, fighter lay fabitlng in the aaw-duat, hla leftwlog broken, and hla;nKht eye. knocked clean bnt of hla head. Of coarse hie aucceea wiia hopeless, Dick slapping bis ivlnga with all hie might and orowlng over bla fallen foe. .Another ronnd and the Troy rooster wonld have been *a dead cook In the pit.' Bat the sports who backed him were - too treacherona for the poor Nen 'Tork stranger, and rather than lose the fight and honorably earned money, they oonoladed to commit one of tboae acta which la a disgrace to all genuine eporUng men; andbrlDgaoon< tempt andderlalon npon anyspedeaof sport in wbloh they are practised. Just as 'Dlok was approaching the fallen hero to give him the Qnlshlng stroke, a sharp report waa heard, and the gallant and nnconqnerable 'Fighting Dick'ftU dead In tbe pit -Amnrmnrof mlnftled pit' and dlagnat ran throngh the entire gathering. But Diol waa-avenged, for Joe Gorman having dlaoovered tbe' BBsaaBlnJn the act.of firing the platol, walked over to him oooily, and ah'eathed a dirk knife In' hla side. Then the ball was np. A fearful fight enaued, and althongh the exasperated and nlef-atrloken Joe fought with more des- peration and .'evil effect than the entira nnmber who ao- .Companled bim aind took hii part, he and his frienda were overpowered, and he received iojariea from which be never recovered. Poor, brave young fellow, he was re- moved to an hospital where he ahortlydled; not, bow- ever, antll he beard' that bla vlo&m was laid in the grave from the effect of that fatal Btab. .. ,. "Well, yon'eee, Jake, here was sacilflced the lives of a brave, nndannled yonng inan, and one of the highest- blooded and beat flgbtiog cocks I ever knew, bealdea the peace and happiness of a fine family,' "There Is no nie In talking to me abont fighting cooks while I remember 'Fighting Bed Dick.'" Aqbd EaoLia—The Olrard (Fa.) Utdm gives the fol- lowing Interesting acconnt of a couple of old eagles, their troubles and their constancy. It says:—"SIz^ years ago, when the township was flrat settled, a pair bf eagles, 9)6 white-headed or bald speoles, had a nest lit a tall tree on the farm ol Mr. Kelly. They were not disturbed, and for twenty years they occupied the nest, annnally rearing and sen«Qg forth a brood of eagles, when a violent storm overturned the tree, and of coarse destroyed their habita- tion. They then rebuilt their airy house on aloflyand Inaocesalble syoamore, on the farm of Richard Fettlbcne, adjoining Mr. Kelly's, and enjoyed perfect happiness for for^ years longer, raldbg to eaglehood two or three .bbloha yearly. A few weeks ago a high wind wrenobed off a limb oontdning the neat, dnd threw It on the gronnd with anch energy that it waa torn io, atoma, and a very yonng and very bald eagle killed. The neat waa very large, being made of abont ten bushels of slloka and leavea Tbla aged and persevering conple are now making a third'neat on another iycamore near the one lately deatroybd. How old these Urda are is not known, but that they are the saUepalrfonnd there by the earliest settIer^ there Is no doubt They are so familiar with the presence of men, that they can be approached within a few feet; and thdr great age, constancy and CtlendilneBs, have gtvet them the respect of the neighbors, who ^onld Inm oat en mast and mob the nnlaoky sport who dioold attempt to shoot of^de6poll Ihla royal family." Pro LiiD.—They are .QttJ'Wesk The Inventor „ ,„ ter wiih their ooiD, he o«n ralie plg-lndiioaithem. amitMtnAliM. ;ettIog np a new sMe of hoii Mnksihatbygivinr" IBB HTAOBL. AinD . „, "NearlyarealUed,.. , ;,. A thin partiUoM<> the two divide." The iianoas Earl of Petersborongbj In the y(?ar 1716, married the oelebrat^ Anasiaaia hoblnaon, a songetrers on the London staiie.. Lady Henrietta Herbert, widow uf Lord Bdward Herbert, married January the 8lh, 1739, to John Board, a dpger. at\Ootent Garden Theatre. Satannah Sarah Loiilsa 'jSttangways, daakbter of the Earl ot Illcheatef, married,',ln the year: 1761, to.'Vli llam O'Brlan, an actor on the London atage. ■ \.' Kfis Harriet Mellon, afterwards. DaoheSs of St Albans, made her first appearanba.at Droiy Lane "nieaire, as Lydia Langniab, in Sberldan'a comedy of "The Blvala," January SI, 1796. She retired fro'ba the aiBRe, after hav- ing performed tbe part of Anbry, In "Aa You Like It," at Drary Lane Theatre, Febfqary,' 7,1816. On the 8th of January prevlona, abe manleditbe Dukie of 8(. Albans, then in the 27th year of hla age. She died Angnat fiib, 1838. Mlaa Lonlaa Bmnton, Oonntesa of Craven, made her flrat appearanob. at Oovent Garden Theatre, aa Lady Townley, In the, comedy ot the ."Provoked Hosbmd," Ootober 6, 1803, and retired from th^ stage May 26th, 1808. ■ . .....1 . ■ Miss Bolldn, afterwards Lady Thndow, made her fliel appearance aa Polly, in the "BeggioiB' Opera," Ootober 8tb;i«06. ■:, , . ,:-'. ;. . Mlaa Catharine Stephens, Countess of Essex, made her fir^t appearance at Oovent Garden Theatre, as Mandaoe, in Dr. Ame's opera of "Artaxerxes." In September, 1813, Lord William Lennox married Miss Patoii, of the Lon- don stage, divoroed, 1880. I Miss Lavlna Fenton, allerwardB lOnchea of ^olton, made har first appeatanoe at the Haymarlet Theatre, in 17'26, as Monlmla, In^Otway's tragedy of ''The ,Orr phan," she being than elghUan' years of age. In 1727 "The Beggar's 'Opera" was first produced at Lincoln's Ion Fields, when she waa the repmsentatlve of Polly. In 1729 she retired from the sUge. She died In 1760, aged 62. Miss Maria Foots, Oonntesa of Harrington, made her first appearance at the Oovent Garden Theatre, aa AmanthiBf 'ln Mrs. Inobbald's petit comedy of "Tbe Child of Nature," In Joqe, 1814. 8oe became Lady Harring- ton, April 7, 1 831. . Doa DioNiTT.-Sir Walter Scott declares that he could believe anything sagacious of dogs. He waa vei^ fond of then, studied thdr Idlooraoiee oloaely, wrote volomln- ouely in their pralBe, and told many stories of their nnao- ocuntabie habits. Once, he said, he.dedred an old pointer of great experience, a prodlgloos •favorite, and steady In' the field fa a rook, to accompany his friend Daniel Terry, the actor, then on a vldt at Abbotsfoid, and. who, for tbe nonce, voted himself for a sporting exoor- don. The dog wagged bla tall in token of pleaaed obe- dleDoe,'ahook oat hla ear, led the way with a confident dr, and began ranging aboatwlth moat Bolentific pre- oldon. Suddenly he pointed, np sprang a nnmeroua covey. Terry, bent on daoghter, fired both barrela at once, aiming In the centre of the enemy, and misaed. The dog turned ronnd In. utter aatonltbment, wondering who bould be behind him, and looked Teny full lu; the face; bat after a pause, shook hlmaelf again and went to work aa before. 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