New York Clipper (Mar 1863)

^fi.ll .P-.i.-,i^;l,0 l.l t JiL i . i f rr 7, 1863. ^y^Uto..jritfJtlji< ta<;y ^<i^^'th'B diimn TTOOM bfi for tbio tlmo ^^j^y^.^' ^ pjnt^ pfT^MPT- lii«t«ad ot (oiir,'M':it«ntoA>ie,' jnf^tt Mr «ilT«TMidiig Tttaa ymvli remain Oe latfe. JM'itttr- •tjrtWISr.'.a.lnv.hli.'! ?.•!.! 1 .ikmrtitted'- like til* 'UefoM/uid 'Wpd notto-'Whrto '^€> SfiTCgES ,0QJ 019)1 BntMCTipttott fcreinoiitiia.ti bo SnbscrlptMbftnr'tmonUiB.' 100 Clnb of Toor..; ■.'. i'..... i .1.0 60 ctabof Mght....aoo». In tUotBos'intllTanM. ' is, wc*nta.ipM.fl|i6.6p,et(SI^'aVa'eTeiy 111' ^'00 ton street, mioja the popalu p»tioii»go 16 in nnpaidlelod 4e- gieo. The trntll la; Btfrr U c otpltid fellow, and a moit mjodke c&terer.endheacelilBtlinottunpiecedoDtedpopalailtr. nsia- Tlse. ellwlio aoalre to apendaaodal isldeUglittDleveiitDgto 'vUlt his'tdmlnblroondaotedRestaTiranttiid Saloon. SS^m* 1 ,• , ; ; ■ .•_< : ■ ■ '■■ • ■ I ■ iiMdway./miderthe PreaeottHonBe.) lithe onto pjifeotTm UK flAMON In Sow Toit ■ The Mmnger fop tbfrteen yeaie had charge of the BowUni Room at the Alter Home. Wee, Ugnora, and OUtn of :the Met quality. ' , i£tt^ ™; •.: PCTE OA LIAOHEB. Proprietor. oliinpiBsil BBAibBB, mo. « eaot Bn()ApjrAT.-Pree and Easy eTery-MonOay and.Balniday evenlBM, with that eiqol. (Ite Bongetarr Mr. MoBMWAi Idol's to theOhalr. Thejjertof ' Vlnee, flquom. Alee, and Clgaie, coneUntly on hood. ras-W- )rletors will do their utmost to promote the fomfort of thoee lonoriniii litem with a call. _ . ^ ■ ft-tf , ,. PJOK & BDOENE HOLYTOOD, Proprietora. i)tl,/^j<l>eral dedacUoD,'<wlll,..howeT«r,-he made tor.id'nr- ilita'iltaen paid for three ot'-^ montha In a^dvance.' pay of j<lilMa(hiiTBeadayof toiweA.''' "■' ' . , Qg^tmloatlona .to Jssoie attenttqn to jthe lane fbPthatweek, snld leaohTU ty Uonday moriiing;tt lateitj^or Satoclarlf HuoimDWA|BO ,noin!ipt*> ft j'lfjTjf'.WbM^livEHPOOLV^ SEW TOBE' OM..BOABD Mii'i ' ".tHS'aBEAT'^JllSTEBir,' „,j;:l:-.. . • • l<- -' ■■ ■■■■ i^ ■■ ■■ ■■■■■■ ■ . . > ^ 1 YvmmDiiBmaaBLT von ihb nzw'Toak oupna, .i.iV .■■ .'J ^OT OUB.CASlil'BOT:' T»— iHm <».tg« OlBIl^-^laKPlPATM 'JOll OHAIBllMlt-^BolHOH ' ^^ w»M iT«.-MmM> <t Ai/—PHntoiASiiiai .mstmnii flW op thb BiTiU—BruKFiKO THE OiDiH—SoseoM ABD Bixm'OAir.. ;.<Tiai«n''7oii8^^BaznB:ilioiiA .Tta iHitwrtmi' HyDotfi cdBBK^sasPonri-i^TaRnu'Euin.EuCTMolr'or HoB-^A faM aiiD Xisi— Batiks 'AOAiM .nTB I Hie iFoov n n—Oirmia ».HinB"Oiti i'Stanio—PBOOBaloiBO*' A i ni i m«TO-:PBAO- '.iBooiaTcis'TBBBiaia. ''''„'/'''''''' fie'eTjry'''Mr#d thete'a ^nue' is hd i' hntt of aome Und—nor 4IeM'ittue Vgteat %hlleto'flxxi^'whothst bntt aballbe. Cll^'yetjr-lliit' meeting' fetched one ont In the' jieraon of 3Ir. wiif,'imO'prealded,(^er'theoentnltaVle,where eat tha.Een- tndl^And Us yonngEngUeh wlfel'Oapt. Hinckley, Uaii^li^ UftMi^r'tonr yonsg ladles; the foray old Oatmeal Porridge, and one or two oUiers, aa bofore,menUoned, At noon there waa « WKbf a'dlaotiaaldii betweoh yoiing Kentnchy (whom I see Aetrly ernrl^ to this el^) and Uolr, about the condact of the war, ' udm the kTcnlnglt-was renewed with great -vigor on bothaldro. The preUmlDarles of our meethig were ballotlog fora ehalr- Tinrw a? whiflh cMoe there were'two candldatee—Hodaoh and. ]ItaJll'"HodaOn waa a great, hnriy fellow, from Dllnola, who takes'fe titp orerthepood abont once a year, to aell hls'oropa •nd 'kee' uealghta In hla dteaa and general appearance he JooMa eWUeSs andilazy, but, when ronaed qp, he waa a regular ayaattjoilttaa.' Ton may hare noticed old fellows, rloh aabbiea, wq. n^er weur either neiiktle or collar, who aeem totally ah- aeneern'ed ibont'•what's going on aronnd them, except when aaA^bedj'lalksabentaomethlDgtheyhappen'to be concenedln —Hodimi,' In' a measure, was of this apeoles, In height nearly «lz feet, with a bead on him big enough for Be Voe's big oi, •tamTlaage, something of the Hercolea style, according to mists cf that gentleman-In' Ihi Britlah'Uaeonm, Hodson .proved a. gcAMT'caadldale'toran agalnstHnlr for'the'Bpeakerehlp, and ina ndmlnatad by those of opposite Tlews. jfnliLi.it idakea ihe laosh to think of the poor old gentleman «-JWB8'a' wlryi tliin-ttced, Iron-grey aort of genlnt-a bald-head- •d,''i4aare.JawM, muUon-chop whlakered bnslneia man, poa- «elied of mt^ 'leamlng 'than four dozen of his conatlhieDts bnnohiid together. 'When in repoae, his appearance apd dresa ^Udikriablehlm topaas mtiateraa aKewTorkcr amongthe ' motti lnqntkitlTe of people—Jost the aort of person for a wall ■flreet '.ibnll" or "bear:"' As I aald before, he was an entbnal- . aatp* fknatlci'ln fact; irJth opinions eo.perslatently adhered to •nd'Tehbnently oxpreased; that even those Inclined to aide with Uhi felt'ahy of coming to the reaono when the other party, who. vere the moatnnmerona, made their aasanlts too strong. Uolr msiambltloua for the omee—Hodaon otily ran for fan. ^e hi^tlDge were condaci ed .differently from moat primary or State eleetions. Dobson, the Pensaylrania Dntchman and Tio- -tlm of the cow-mllk«r, In his nasal twang, alow and long-driwn oat,<momited'tha roatram and aong ont—"All In favor of Ur. Vtalr, aay, Il"ainswered'bya"Bl" (from the fnrrinete) that fUr^ ly'ahook the boat "Unlr'selected.l'IehohtedSodson. "'Old 'ard a blt,'Hl got' a few worda to speak hlf It please the conit;" •aid a'pot4>eIlIed, sareastlo sort of coaa named Bax^, in a tone of Tdee between a sqaeiaik and a ahrick. "Hi propoae Ur. 'Od- Mh as t hoppoaitlen oondldate I Hall In Ihror ot 'Odaon, say .HII" ••ur, 'Odaon, Bodson, Hodaon, HII" and a dozen other ahoata iNnt .np, creating the hlgfa^ Und of ton ont of Baxter's peon- liar prommolalton. Baxterfa conceit wonldn't admit of aeelng the rfg' On him, bat rising with all the dignity of a nlght^caven- cai^^iueed JUa lettliand'On hia abdomen; U« right extended as g - n ro atoJ &lfttte-some lqngtnlMyTereon'jti8t''sWe bl9 h^^^ aii!lhowedal8aalmowIMginehfe''J>M<'oh'aailln bis flMlaiU pleaded 10 eaAieatly for Uhlr; that ohr 'ade won iherdayi-iDdHolrvn^dolyinatalled'ohtilrmanl Tonotetheseri- «iis)ieas'wlth^whlohhe'taok the hBild.Uiakings and oongntnia-' tlons of his'friends, added richly to the whoje affair. While erarybody elae was fodling the poorfellow, he took It all as com- ^VWhea^; Hnir reeorerod ftom the Inangnratlon ceremony and taken hla aeati he at once went to work to klok np a Uttls fan, Iraiataigwllh'dlgnityand patting on his bland'eat amUe,llkea Mcona-'Vemando wood, he aaked, "Will Uisa 17. kindly oblige ^rittiaeong!"''Miss V. oonldn'tsoe it—she didn't say,fant "held lihr hash" and Unshed like a tube-rose—that waa tonlraUnt to 1>l(ildDgoat "Then perhaps the lady on iriy right will try one," •igned'the Indomitable Iron-Orey. ".Ah, i thought so; order, gentsi'lf'yon-pleatee, for IIlaaB.'B song." The ladyallnded to 'WIS Uttle Uao'a alater-ln'Jaw, a Welch laaale, and a very sociable oreatore indeed. 'After a little perenaalon from her brother, ahe g(arted'"AnnlelAarle,"an4sasglt aweetar than I have ever heardlti elther'before or'Blnce; why, someof those pnffednp to benightJngalea, blaok swkDS, thrashes, and prairie hens, are BOtHttohold a candle'to.this.'daA-eyed brnnette. Thst'aso, PUQIIjISTIC ' BBT-TO IN OAnP> , • THE PBOPiB wXT to flElTLE piflPlJT?8,' • The foUovtag repqrtol.sprlMflght to sentaa by »>wwrea- condcnt, whodatea hla commnnioAUon from Camp, iStthBeot. N.T. Infantry, at CentreTlllei Va., Eeb. 18,^68. He aaye:—IJe event of our laat (and only) jay day, waa the.oooaalon of a "llvdy bbnt" at ilstlcufla between a conple of novices,, who,- ihongfa their namea do Jiot appear between, the ooveis of either ••B^aba" or-'liatlana", are men of aomeconaldeTabla preten- sions. The parties were one Jemmy Hnllen, alias Hard Tack, a lumberman, from northern, New¥ork. and-a repreaentaHvo of the Oreenlala, standing only alx feet three inchea In hla atoek- IMS, with the proportloiu of a Hercnlee, but at present; rather logy,-fromasoperabondanceof flesh/bronghton.no donbt,,bT tiSi qnantlty of gntter anlpe (pork).and other raUona consomed, In'de abaenoe, .of late, of pbysloal eierotoe; and one John soolaLpartlea; whan-^onoe etarted, everything went aloog'swim' ningly. Uao aang, So^aon sang, and Baxter sang, the Iist- nimed'giving''fom Uoore'a Canadian Boat Song; but if Tom Koore had'heara Um, he'd certainly dlaown the piece.' Baxter Street snng-ttln'aboat two ootca minor, wHhont gmng the leaat ' beeditothe"Ohangeofriold't>tbeDyt IUaeit,IUleyl"andother •tfeotloniate terms that''OS boys" made use of in dliforent eec^ tlons of the room. Then the ohaliman sang aome old-ftohldhed 'toneV'WltU no mnalo in It at all, bnt rolUng np the whltca Af hla eyea and going < tturongh kadldoea enongh to give a fellow the hbrton,' Bo maoh for the mualcal part lUulr'a aingihg'started the fan; for'somebody whbhadevl' dantly found out onr' chairman's weak points the moment he' Iikd flUlUiad, atated that General UoOleuan bad been defratod, Us army thoroaalily rontcd, and were flying bock towards Waah- IdgtoDi'Wlth Jell Davla; "who brought theae hard times upon in^'.'iln'UUj^ursnlt' "It's a lie! "shouted the Inforlatod Uulr. •■ZfaKtraltora oannever enter Washington, 'n-e-y.e-rl" Se tben went on' aestloalallng - and' ah'ontlng deflaace to all enemlea of HeOUqan'.anlll''comp.Iete]7'exhauated;'when he wept like a child.. Oettlng alarmed laat the man wonid goniad, they didn't pjBgfieEIm'hnymore'that night, bat paired dff'in little partlea M.wlnd^air.'the bvienlng at card-playing and drinking whisky, nie'marrled folks then went together to rooat the single ones dividing oirtO'theIr reapeotlve Imnka, cursing their hard'fate. It dldnT'inake no difference td me, thongh—oh, not not at all. Sili'lawhattraaapiredlnour'eabln. . - .'Atrthe first dabln' meeting, which I' didn't attend personally, they.reaOlvsd upon th^ fdllowing programme of amnaementa for the libit davi' wind and .'weather pennlttlng, vand all that iBort of ttliit,"MnrankOhanfraa would aay.. . .. ' ;' - f.")...'.''/'.''I ^OhuT BiBimr AwrsEunni. ■■■•'.y- ; 1. SlewtA's Plate; ohie round the ship, ' VJavealle'Slakesi for boys tinder e. '•.Baok'Baoe, 100 yard*. ; •'^."QreatEaktem Derby." .'fl.>lremale Bate, half the ship's length, . «. Hardle Baaa. ■ - .7; Bos,Bklpihnd Jump.' '' "' : a a^h'lMap-^threetrials. ' ' ..-i ' " 'ft BnanlDgEohgtisip^thieetrial*. - ' ,, '.' •10; PeioaleBIondln.' . ' lUiBaciBaokwaida.' '"'■.'• ••, 19. Hop oh right leg. ■•>■.,' -Ift'Oolt'eBace, for boys between 9'and 15. ' ' ' •fltiAUFoaraBaco. ■ '" -jFoT'every race or feat there were prizes viirylng from five del- Utsto^flve'ahilUagai aabaortbed for .by flratoabln passengers,' jnaUiig'tinlte a nloe Uttle-sum' when ])ntiogeUiar. Some or onr fidlU had' heard of thelt intentions, and- praotlced accordingly; twoln< paMIoular, Oookney swells, (whom I met only the ctbor dsyi^'lD' Saaaau street) went to ranfalog after most of oe had .toriisd^liu^' Oneof them very much rosanqbled my Mend, Ohar- leylWetthaU,"'(the greatest walker ever .England' produced) and Mold do a tli of boel and toe work Very tidy; the other was one oMhose demmMYolpe sort of gutter snipes, with hla hair apllt dolni U' the tiUddI^ -that I BO like to gat a chance to give a blaat In«in^PMMdtk.h« waa a flrat^rate felow, bat whenever I looked •ti'Uto liead"l'gotdowo on him right away. He waa endorable vltti his bat on—not with It off. I mar seem as oraay as the flhon Bthabt'lohblAno'fraldiTonnomviidaB waslaay." The o^aaicto of the enooinfer wa^ the abundance of "old rye," tbati ,bv some meanq.or otlwwiknpwn to the Provost, found its way dnonroampabqatpay day, and. after aeveral drinks by th» dlf. ftoent tkcttoia, as usual, the lentonlo was oartylng on the Xrar. The .CelUo referred to Corvoran, IIeagher,:Bnlelda, Unlllgan, ond otherSi-and the Tenttm, ■,'mlt .Blge],'f Max. Weber,- Stein- wehiv Bohenok, BohpeH .«o„: So. .Affairs -.WMO waring rather warm, when the P, B. was snggselad. A fort, a little distance off, bnllt by the "Bnttemnts" to defend the sacred aoOt'offeted. many advantages, which was laccapted, Beconda. wete.lnune- dlatdy .choaen, Philip Cawley volonteerlng, for; Hard Tkok, and Jacob Baiaoh for Uvlay; bottle'holdeis.we had In abnndanc^,' nearly every oneipresent holding aamnch aa one bottle; two,- who couldholdpne more each, were'eventuallyfound, in the persona of.Daniel. Jieahy and William Beyer. We then pro< ceeded to the fort, and to n^TlOHT. Boand 1. The men, after shying their castors, atrlpplng, ahak- Ing handa, &o., proceeded immadiately to work: Hard Tack emillog; Malay rather stem. At the first appearanoe of the men the odds were in favor of Hard Tack, three to two being: freely offered, and readily'iKoepted; after aome. eparring, feinting, dodging, &a, thatvrould, have been no dlacredlt to Heenan or Bayers, had been.,dlqpl<V>d, Hard Tack got hla right duke In lightly on Haley's left peeper; they closed, and both fell. Hard Tadk tinder. ..(Oheete from Haley's friends. Exclamations of "Batlshgoot,!* ■.■datlahreoht," "I bet mltden dollar even:" Frlenda of Hard Took atill offering odds, which were quickly Uken—betUng on M>e first blood even.) Time, Smln. Mseo. \- '■ a. After a vult bom tiie bottle holders, both toed the aoratoh. Huley aomewhat elated from the advantage he had gained Inthe previous round, , led ofl^ "right smart ivlth hto left," getting it .-well In oil HardTack'a bread basket. (Cries of foul from ue Oalts, bnt was overruled by the referee,. Corporal Stlllman.) At it again—oloaed, both down aide by.slde,'.nelther having the ad- rantege. Betting the san^'a. Time, Omin lOaeo. 3. Time being called, both, oame up eagerly, ahowlng conalder- lAle earnestness, end some heavy aliahlng right and left handere followed, Huley getting hla left on Hard Tack'a pork reoeptads in a manner that showed ooncluslvely that ho (Maley) -was alto-, aether too quick fcr hls antagonlat; Hard Tack, getting desperi perate, fbrced'Unley to hl^ corner, and tried to get In his right, which Huley dcdged. - Unley on.the pole;, (used for ropes) pole gave way and both down. Time, 9 mln. 15 aeo. , t. .Both answered to the call of time promptly; after some con- alderablo eparring. Hard Tack let out tremendoueljr with hla right which Huley managed to get away from handsomely; and 'lnretiim,OBaghtHard'Taek slightly on his cutwater with his Ifeft oauslng the claret to ooze oat slowly from that member. First blood for Holey. Hard Tack brought bis right to bear with rather better sacceas thla time, and managed to reach .Uuley'a left peeper, when they again gotlntocloee quarters, and Bard Tack fetched his antagonist down with a orosa-bnttook. Time, ~ mtai. and 40 see. 6. On time being caUediholh came np with bellowa. to mend, Uuley'a left o^e ellghtly,damaged, Hard Tack blowing his anoff. boc: both confident; Hnley agato with hia left Catchea Hard Tack aqaare on the potatoe trap, knocking'hlm clean off hia Ens. First knock down for Huley. (Immenae cheers from uley'a fHsnd8r-"Dat lab Root, ]»jTam.;); Betting three to two on Holey, without many takers. Time, a mln. 10 aeo, '• ; a. :At ue call cf time, It was plainly to be seen .that aome work had been performed, aa .Bard Tack waa aplttlng qnantltlea of blopd, and Htilej'a left tamlnary showed a partial coupae, which threatened to he total; .they.aquaredi-both oaaUans, and acme pretty.good sparring waa shown; getting warmed up, aeveral hits and counters were exohanged, Bard Xaok trying to get in hla fa- vorite right Holey getting aw^y in hla naoal alyle, and Immedi- ately planted a etonner: on Hard Tack'a olfactory organ, causing ^ coproua discharge ot Ireah.Burgundy, confusing Um to a con- siderable demo; uolsy, taking advantage of this, pnt in hia Ens, two, wliheffectandwlthotitaretnrn;^Bard Taok'rallledi nd managed to get a'sUghttap op Uoley'y damaged ogle. Uu- loy got In another flne.body nit; they both closed, and, after, borne hard .pulling, Haley succeeded In? throwing Bard Tack handsomely, and at the same time fall on him heKvUy. Time, B mln. 41 sec. Betting, a to 1 on'Unley. T. Time being called,. Hard Tack came up slowly, evidently suffering troni pnnlBhment received In the laat.round; Bard Tack made a lunge with the right, reaching: Uuley'a left peeper; some-wild exchangee followed, when aoAln Bard Tack gptina good one with the left on Uuley's right opUo. Huley began to look wicked, and appeared tobe behton mischief; more eparring; when Huley got In another ril>-breaker with hto left, which sent' Hard Taok to mother earth. Ilms,<a min. 50 aeo. (Any odds on Unley, but few Ukera.), : e. At the call of time, 9oley'was first to the aoratoh, hto left ogle oblivious to all that vras going on, while.Bard Taok's mug resembled a ration of army beef. Jaet laautd by our oommlaaary. Huley bad.It pretty miioh hto own way; frequently, however,- strikuigoutwildly, whlob.was, of. aoune,byreaaon of the ap- proach of a total'edlpae; hto atrength did not appear to be mach Impaired, while hto adversary exhibited unmtotaliablie iljns of weakneaa;howevOT, Eardlaokancceeded in getting a .Boffalo 'grip on him, and puntobed him. coneldenbly about, the head, :whlla' Holey retalUted by tbrowlDg him; rather awkwardly.' iTlme, a mln. 3< aec, Any odds on Holey, but no takers, > : 0. On cries of time, Huley led off. with his left, but did not get home: Bard Tack got in a little one with hut Uttle foroa on Uuley'a mug, Unley returned a good one In the neighbor- hood of where Etord-Tack carries hto.ratlona (cries of fool were again ratoed by Hard Tack's friends; commotion among the seconds and bottleholders, I<eahy surprising Beyer by a rap oh the frpnlts., Batoch olao sent Oawley.to grass; ».gen- enl ineleo is prevented only by the strenuous endeavors of Jim Nixon,. BUI Alexander, Qulni^ Wood, and Jim Johnson,) Quiet bolng once more restored, the conteatonU were brought to tlje scratch. Hard Tick rather groffgy;!both squared, . Hu- ley.again .leading off with hla. lafli Bard. Tack offering , but ... . .. , & an- kers,'slnet VMmoht gtviah ov er h to ^ndttgo nottoxif' so I ahalliutTS'tOSlidinerdownMtiMpnseai ^ tie out of place before going fnrtherv ' The first •flgnr^ tewerin* Ugh W?SC was the AldormoB, as eiilhasUaUo aa overon Jl raortmo matters, with a good ear formualo. ' BnfUnaon, House S CoSionMnot in PttUament street:)-Watts, taU, naJesUo hnd'stAtely7'Poot toureate' to the sportlBg^world. lB!Pro»P« SSiger, 6Mynia/odltater,"(»mmentaIop,; and KSfii'jJS^S? Izsr.' or HoflaleuF ta2arae','ak bs -wtaealled In his yMUger days, heheS aaadeihlsin fisria; devotMvto^^ with yonfig 0riM)l.'whpm;we'al80' know well'personally, Mid hove had Sany ■ leUponmith of brandy neat '"""^■"'Vwf arid-ffln together at JemiBurn's honsa in Air atitef. Just ofl_ Ijcr oadl8y,XondoniiWt«Oal3agher,aoni6Whal*dd at tlmf'cj'" • Ip-toplollow at 'h((irt;generona.to.afanltj «f num'of family'tod'abniater;.Johnny •Uonaghan,tto PndoW Elldaio; andwhoocter'M the beet hot wbtoBes In Water etrset, ouiatand'nnobtmslve as kvoTiPbil Horgrave, with hla'pleaaant- outopoken cbantenanosi' a IrtoDd to^aU, but "there" when want- ed; Simmy Oarrbll,'whose ooinlcal pbU l«e?.}.'«.**PL*,"; slon; except wheii he's inad-'no,.ll^aon't; Jerrv Conklln, "with aihaf who would have "fit" Ehody HaguIro, onlyj^Bhodj thought beltor:of -Iti Billy Sargent of the Deer's Head, Bone^ofi atreet;<HiiudBome:uike, and hla partner,-JobDion,'of Sonfh ateeetnear -B6aeveU,'Who:shnt up their hotel; so as to be -on band,'damning thd expense ao-long as they were happy I'HBe neneiTi' "aallna UDte," all the way from Brooklyn; with -nto big -JumbMlJ"'s-gooB'«iatoroa,' hamleas ;sdH of fellow, aboutsfart- lnri> a porterhouse sotffewhereln the Olty of Ohurohee;'Batry ^Harke/of an UurAns atreef brother to -WilUam.vitUred d la Tott'Sayers: In training costume, "an but-the-whlakera;" Jimmy -EUloCtheTouno'Olabt' qutot'ganteel-ldokingin appearance,-a iood^an„w6 abcAild think,- to tane-wUd' beasts, as one lo<dc. from hlm'«ouId frLsdnate the hirdest eases W the brute creation ■^"amm 'on to-took at bnta- godd 'lU'to go,''' and some more wecto'tget'ootMourhead, " . r ' The sbainlhg waa a« follows; Old Tovee, H. a ' li YdTma-BDLLiv.aH'ii)D'.WBrrE.'H£aiiED-BoB, amatenis bf not ■bnahacoounfasitogeneiollythe coaa-with first couplet.' ' ' 3;- SnaoK-Jack liiiD DoBsoSi—Ihefonfiar to not BIg'Wfla'on of Twenty'ofiei]ZDglne,'nor la the latter one df .the banjo'brothers- althollgb the name are! exact ctfantefparts." Slibk Jaok la an'old hand with the:alotsai:>whomi'we'liaTe loststobiof everslnco' Hany Jennings lelt<WhUe-stteet:f He looked' decidedly rongh, ilnd the. barberi'-. or.' somtbMy'^ else;' In- dyeing hto' ihouataone,' Somehow brOtUarmluledUsmalrkand oblored^hto eyes Inat^— drmaybe Jack .-was splitting wood for the old woman, and'apleee' dtmok Uni hetwttn; the' eyes.: WblcU'Waritr Certaini{waa they were black aa sin. Sabsoh reaeinblesJlnimyL'ydnd.'' -Their box was aiaortbf biirleaque, Jack' enttlsg up tjls 'hanky-paohy' tricks as usual; when ha couldn't best "hla iaUtJliny other 'tray, and Dobsoil .had too mubb aense to play the flame-'game,'' We didn't think much of It any way. 3, UixB' DoBSET liiD Alp 'Wami.-^'-AU's 'g^tttng quite a sparrer," (aaldhalf adozen the momehtheput himself in shape,) to put 'em on with such s pocket Eeroiiles 'aS'Ulokey.' Bo be to, bbys.i so' he -U, land if be had>the stamin'a; not many of hia heft and calibre could make away with him; BtlU, peo'ple mustn't ImagUe that Alf could ever do aa well with Hlckey as he did thto night: Doraey got Into'a dlf. last week; and eomebody operated on'.hto. -ribs with a cari-rang, so It couldn't be expected he would show off to the same advantage as hereiofore. That's what the'matter was. Keverthelesa Alf deaervea every credit for as maimer In which he aluok to Doisey, took Us thwacks, and retumedthamwHhallthelnteieathewasinasterofi Theywere bothgood..' ' - • ' - ■:; ' ' 4: JoBitjn aaisT Aim TomoBEBBioax.—One of those bld-fksh' Ibned eparring matchea, (aomethlng of the Josh Budaon s^le,) that we read o£ Ooodtolookat'butbadtotake. Pilthee,'twaa a most excellent bout oredltable alike to Berry «t well as Grady, Johnny telte us he to going to aea again pretty aoon, Not' a bad Idea. ' ■ ■ '■ : 5, oeablxt WAiixB tsD Famtn.-The antagonist of Barry Abrahams never Uione to better advantage than with hla frioni I Oeorge, ot Mas-aa-u street It was real pretty te see Charley cbaatng Oeorge, and Qeorge popping hla one-two on the retreat' When they ollnohed,- ao lively was ine fibbing, yon couldn't tell onefellow'Bglovefromtheotherfellow's. For a glove fight It cbOldn'tbebeat - , '■' . 6.' Toono COBDBK ans BKblxt.'— Banley, from 'the sorting lo- dallty of WaablDgtonmarheti "kllto for Eeyser, and aleepa wfth" —none 0' yer bUnesa- B^s'ts hard as naUs, t90i'and aa tough a onaa to have on the gloves with. Though not so° quick as Co- bum, he made a capital ahbw,' and both received tholr reward— on outborstof applauae. T.' Jack Drnm- add'Bill Dwieb.— Tory uneven'for eize. Jack topplsg-Blll "about a feet;" 'yet we can't say that'he gdt any the better of the little dark BrobUynlte, Bwyer kept popping at him the whole time, leading off six times to Dunn's once; If Jock could only:Ieam to croas.counter properly, for hla size and length df .reach, he might fly at high game. Dwyer and Qallas Hike were matobed acme time back, but It came to "nix." The final rally'Iraa well'appreolated, 8. Old Sxck Bate ard Tomia BAamy Aaboit.— Youth and age were here repreeonted in such a inanner, that btit for Jack'a good looka you oouldn't tell who had the beat of It - Jock made oat anrprialngly well. Everybody aald so, and what every- body aiya muat be'true. The aet-towas is good agaiii na that be-^ tweeu Aaron and Kerrigan, at their Jolntlitncflt at Uozart Ban;- and It to-easy, enough to form- an Idea how good it -waa. Between twoof theroundS'JackgaveToveetheoue to' aaj^a; fei/'words, the effect of which was, tbat he extended on Invitation to oU to have a^partlng''^<anpo'summat" st bis old hbase on Friday evening, wUch was generally accopted. Prevlona to the spar, Onld Jaok msda'a very neat epeechpmodistly delivered, but pro- ceeding from the deplbs ot his blgheart After the spar, and at intervato daring Iberbunda there was'any quantity of cheering, and thos ended'the farewell teatlmollial to onr bceMblis, good- looking friend,' Ould Jack Bath, Init^impasy-wltb Nobby Clarke, he left for Ban Franctoco on Fob. ai, In the ateatner Champion, • JOE COBDBN AND CON OBEM IN PBILADELPHIA. ' We are indebted to the Pblladelphto f>ra>i for the following account of Jo'aeph and Cornelius's flxit eihlblUon In the Quaker Olty: . ,. . • , BPABBiNa'TouBirAiiEiiT.—On Feb.. 20, Joe Cobum, who la matched to fight Tom UcCool, of St louls. Ho., gave a eparring :ientertslnmcnt at Franklin Ball, In conjunction with Con Oren^ the Champloii of Colorado; , The flrat aet-to of the evening waa between Orem and Cobum. Dreeacd In appropriate costume, they , appeared upon thealago and proceeded to entertain and enlighten their sudienco, which 'by the way, was a Urne — _ .. of "fAAlAni" "nnnaoa" tb'&t&r^^^Jfflrf'iriVr'op^^^^^^^ ,will be dellBUted, I'm anre," *o-'Tvf'''y- 'eiitelf "upoh-the' rtbjeot aid'wmmenco my first efti.v""* Iowa; ,AB,Ajrte?iM Ward wouia aayjil* Is'pirt of thJ *ht'lfavrfTfo3L^l>«r^ not wh/lt U,'btacOy^^ Uonably a f Ail. fliat the city of Brdoklvn takea C lali »**^'''' auesUon- abbut-It-Whatever, that: Brobkiyn-cahiitiuh:S''*t o'aee"the Huluato.'^f nottfie abthams, fally'aus^ltin^ha'iiS^ of the looale that wlbjeaaed thQ Inaugural contoets of the iniohSi irer ol iefrate , I'thl: _ layers < therefore, letia^ first fpeak of Ur. Richard Peiue^|^ atbrs'ofourhatlonal'gamo', ButIdo'noTlntendtoidtadeb?^''' way totheeqporiorltyotfllub over club, but to the hidiS. iHir diaplaj'ed b/ taiem,beraof the fraternity In the two 1oSSih„- A good method of- doing tWB I think, .to to briefly ■ of the leading, players of Brooklyn and HoSaIti jfore, lehairftst Speak of Ur. Klohud pSSSrtj bidlvld^t characteriatlcs'c Tobegih.'therelviii, s. the AUahilo club, ot Brobklyli.' "Uttle.Dlokey Pearbo,!" 08 he to fsihlUarly termedhv' gamerouslriendSi'rsiikBasoneof the.best general pUvemn''' bavv.' We first noticed the degree of bajl-playlig't^iil^fj^; oasion. Bis acors In thto game' was second best, GruniMr uu- Eckford taking thKille^-and in the third game lito acore equal to the beat From that tlme.tlp to 1601, he made thanori < urir, nf ahnrtstopUs owu, entirely; h*haying no eouallniSr' As A catcher-tho pbhltlon he' now holda toSJ- tloh of abort t Gommtmlty. _ „ olbb he belongs 'to—hto play on fha aUvcirball match prared'lS?' to be on^ sorpassed by nolie..fbr be handled the awUtbllS' feeble. reslslai)ca. Huloy finally sueoeeded In patting i other , with hto .left mauley, wnloh, sent Bard Taok again to grass; be was carried by hto seconds to hto comer, and upon time being, oalledi PhlL Cawley threw-up the sponge. Total tlife,lhr.l0aln. 1 . .;, .. TtnfABTfffi ' Itrwin be readily admlltedi as was evident to an eiperisnoed oye^.thatBardTaokcarriedt«omuoh4esh;:WbUe, on thecon. trary. Us .opponent being a teamster, andhavlng had plen^ ot axerdse, showed.betier condition; and thto, taken together.with hto,rapidity of 4ellveiT, gave hbo a decided -advaniaae.- Had Bard Took been In belter oondltion :and with aome truolng. In fll probability the reanlt would have been different - The frianda of in'e winner wert very jubilant. .:. .1 .. - . i , I ' OLD JAOK BiTB'B FAREWELL BENEFIT^' ,' { We must say it gives us pleasure to refer to the grolid torn; Bat of gehtlomen pstrona of sport and boiers: that looked to at &e Oriental aymnaslnm on theltthFeb. 'When the .kad state of the weather IS taken Into consideration, even greater pralae iboold be awarded to every Individual who went' (here diid mU. We Mood atthedoor for half an hour; and dntlp^ tbat time aaw only one aollury Individual who didn't pay tile poat- kge. That's good for Jaok. Any man who would begrudge a tiuartep to help the fiid-Ibving- and generots-hearted Jack Bath, oner hla many r<eToraea, and particularly' as this was to get ailobBh' onmnby. together (6'pay Us way to Oallfomla, ought te —w^ll, we .won't hurt anrbody's feelings. We are decidedly op- poe<d to the dead-head B;alem, and . the boya ought to "shut pan" '<m it At Dorsey's benedt there were nome half dbien got in bb.the "reporter" dodge, one'of them telling the doorkeopor he belonged to the Olippib, and "paseed." Borne of thea's ducks are quite styllah too, a ptoguy siglit more able to pay thui one halt thoai) who do pay, .With a Uttlo determlnattoh, Ul the ''mbum'sts" could be crowded out; if they don't pay. Theboya have nothing to fear in thto conrye of action. Hind ydil, we don't re(kr to thoae lending • band, proteaatonato, bat to all those ybtj'dl^ht know. In our ooune of attending exhlbitloni, since ISSi,!^ have paid every timey except, perhap^ alsfughto —not mtoaing more than ato, and those were so, petstotnlt, we should have, bad trouble had wa acted otherwtoe, .mjoll't wlah'id b« odosldered hlbwlng,'r«a)effibeF-«t'the aami tOUe; by t(tnoblii^'Up ot>ton^ it's almost at bad u doing tliA ut' lMlt ;or. "feelers," "pasaea, "wards;" "cllnchore," and of btoreapectcd friend.Wfre courteouely, returned by'aeveral {"conntcr8"'on bis "peepers" and "smeller," The entire aetto was an admirable exposition of tho ett of self-defence and bronght ont the prominent "points" of the combatanto. WUle ICobum exceto in quickness of movement and tho rapidity with which he gets Away after delivering a "stunner," Orein to leqnally happy in dodging, and ateaUogablow upon hto unsus- jpecUng antagonlBt Bcverol sets-to tben followed between nov- teee and eiporto. Of tbeae, the one which elicited the moat spplaueo was between Tbnng Porter and Kelly, both Phltodel- phlone, and the former well known as an habitue of the rlni In — ..., ... ..... I er,' h this .contest tho ,'.'mug," "nob," "gob," "peepers,"'"smu. ir," "bread-basket and,,other portions of the puglltotib anoto- mv, all recelved especIU attention, Wb must also mention the science dleplayed by 'John Stanton,' who, although without a knowledge of the o^t, "put. bn the gloves'' and .ably defied the Obampton of Colorado. Tbo Ohamplbn at first was surprtoed at such trcatmont from ei green'un, but he finally qottled the new candidate for fiatlo honors, liy knooUpgUmfiat ' Stanton ^re- tired, not dlemayed, but sattofied. Tho wind-up of thoevenlnn iWas between Charley Porkloaon and Joe Cobum, It was a :oredltable dtoplay, but Patklnaon. although eliciting muoh ap- planoo, found hlinself "one tbd few" for the boy Joe, Joe,-after ptoyfully tapping tho n'oaal .organ of Charles, db^ed the exer- cises by drawing a little olaret from tho aoldbrgon of hto amiable companion; - '.-- . Thua ended tho eparring tournament, which was conducted In a manner creditable to the portlGS engaged, and to Ur. Bojllb the master df 'ceromonlcg.;:'Hessrs. Cobum and Orem intend to visit Waehlngtoii and Alexandria, and afford our soldiers aonie "fiatlo" amnaement; after which. Cobum "goes IntotralunR" for hto oomlqg fight with HoOobl. ; ' . '. i.iT^. . At It AoAiNl—Another combat oconrrtd in an east side pub^ lie house, last Friday,;Feb,':0, between the irrepressible BUI Tovee and Bqiieegee. felng JackiBath'a laat hfght oMI'jfor some time .In our olty, apd the two old 'una happening to lnest, the old nudge was revived;'. At first only gloves were used; bat they.dldn<t salt William'^ Idea .of: matters and'things; so they took a tun without the . gloves, Tores:icompletely >kfibdklnB tried:the never! falling: remedy of.,volosing on bto>flnger," wak- ing Terrlhlenp Isnoilme, eioklmlnsi f'Wot best theS-doln' oo. blarat yer aaogulnarr, eyea I',' The speototors taavlilg bad quite enopgh, were B»ttoflcd,'and a. nice. Uttlo <tnm Was' don'ited' the combatants for their, bravery. ,.. •\- \ , .. ■ .r :. .' Jnort OABBbLt; Bbnlma'Anonlm;-The "little big tna'n" bos arrlv from "Boraton,"abd''lboked In'at protty much all the aportlng houses. Jlpomy repddlates e'ven tbo idea ot UorrisitopB b!s high standard as'a player^ tbat ppaltlon; hto 'petftet utU < iees; hto Indomltible'plnik, aecuraoy in throwing, JndgmmTln' ilaylhg'the "points" (3 the game! aad'akiUinatopplngbaUalhin.' Utt, making nlm on the' whole, tUe' bast catcher In the countrr'' Hd has not often played bn A bate, but I have no doubt he oodm ' play In Peirsall style'bn the flrsfbase; like Jlmmy^ood on Ua' f econd; or come Charley Bmlth'a "bcaltby UtUe game" en third '■ ihonld occasion requlri.. Bis'prominent characteristic bUa ' perfect fearleaeness ot the boll, T9 bo "afraid of the ball," m ' matter how swlIUy batted or thrown to bim, to'somethlnglhaia' yet to ste him exhibit Hto coolness, to(^lbatlawhenQie"id.' lera'' don't moke htm mad, and It Is not often they can do ViUi another noticeable feature of hto play; Jo fact, "Olckoj" to ut' outand-ont ball player and no mistake, and I have 'yet to ate the' man of Ua size and widfiht that can 'ttoko him down," or "pUy' iround him" at base ball," I shall not soon forget a matchM played In, between the Atlantloand Eakforde. on'the Pnfaiim' grouBda; I think It was in 1880.. How ho did field os short slop' OQ-tbat occaelon, to be sure. 'Bat the balls as swiftaathn 'might the Eckford boys etrove-la vain to reach the first bus' before the' ball did that therhad tried to send either thromdt Dickey or out of hto reach.. If It was a orounder, be would fgt~ atop, pick It up fearlessly—a way he had—encourage by hla la., liberation and movement the poor fellow running Uieba8e,'^ik thehope ot reaching It and then away went tho ball Ute a rll^' ■hotitraight into Price's haddli at first base,—and ho wa^ Ike taan to hold them too—Just a second before tho pUyer pnt Ua' toot on tbo base. "Judgment," Dickey would cry, sod "outon ' Ihe flrat baae," would be the reply of the umpire, Invarlablr.' ^d lhen, Intheflycatehiiiig buslneas, too. Dickey was as sue as a trap. Here high air balto'that come down as Ittheyweie^ going to crack your head open, wonid como into DIckey'i haida' and'etay there as Uthat was their only homo; sndthoMUas' balM, ores some one once said, "Ihcm ere linera," which few' filayer8llketotonch; Dlckeywouid put ont bis harda osd'atop,' ' not hold them, as* If they wero mora cotton bana,andiiot ! bard and awlft almbtt aa bullols. Butltwas."groondois" tliat: Dickey was "death 011;" tbbs^ ri^oshoto that "sting a felletae,^ It was rtauy a sight at times to see him stop some of them. Bat t havo aald enongh abont Dlqkey Pearce for the .prcacnii aid' now I shall cross over to Bobokcn, and give y 01^ a sketch of ebme. one woll known to .the players on' the Qotham grounda.' Boll' think It will bo better to make'lt Oie snbjtict of another article, 10' Idosefortheproseht'. \ i . EORBIQN BFOR'TIRO ITE^IIS IN BRIEF. Jem ilace and hie friend, Ur, Windham, (a ropattd lunoUo,.' with more money than brains,) attended a great ohoollng match at Cantley, near Norwich, Feb. a, when Oapt Cholmeeley shot Mvenly-blrds In seventy-six shoto.. It la eaid tho afoietild "d^- Dleman" to having a gold oup mannlaclured for Uaca, ot tl,(0O ^alue, wblol> ^ be puhUoly preeected to the Champion. The people ot Norwich are also.getttog up a allvor tankard, capable^ b( holding Dine pinto, to donate to Uoster Jem. We hope theiei extcnalyely advertised trinketo will net share the- eame fate is- "that belt. preaented so many tlmea in grand spoechea to the American Otaamplon, John 0. Beenan, bnt which he never i«.- colved. When they cb) get up a testimonial to a pnglllat over there, It's a periect wind-tall to the orlglnfttors and manufkcta> era In tho way of ITee advertlalng. - Perhape thla la Ihe secret, or tricks of the trade, and although wo dou'twiehto spoil Ihdr little gome, all that aort of tUng wouldn't go down here '.. Oeorge Everaon, matched .with-B. Chambers for thoThaims. OhomploneUp, met with an aooldcnton Jan. 80, in picking npa- pmall anchor, and'la ao doing eeverely strained himself. Hto physicians say that bswill roqu^rca fortnight's rest toj»DO round again A ''cobble" nice for flOO, took, ptoce Jan. 81. on the BlytbBlver, between Teasdale Wltoon, vlotcr In sarenl batobea on the T>ne, an4 Leslie Hope, a "sluker" at one ot the cillleries In the neighborhood; Wilaon wlnnlDg by a couple of lengths. Dlstance pulled—two miles apd a half The natch between JackBooke's bitch Lady, and Bill Oeorge'a bitoh Fan, - the former to kill twenty rato,to the Inlter's twentr-two, Fan- :bBlng eleven pounds, while Lady waa but nine, was won by 'Booke's bitch; time, 3 mln.SSH seos Oeorge Kewbold to getting up B.blgplotnreof theHaceandElng fight almilar te the Fornborough ouo, only considerably smaller, and about half- the price .The>.£()n<lm^r((n/i .JVcioi promtoesanengravlsg of Joo Cobum, In their Issue of-Feb.-14 Jem Dllkin wM .to have been preaented with a sIlTsr cup at Nat Langhom'a, on Feb, 13, "Jem Uaco and a band" were also to attend. Worry elgnlficanti Ed, Price (Poah) to out with a ohallenieto Jack Booke, at catch-weight for a sldo, to "come off quick.". Barry Broome Is forever in acme aquabble or other. At oar latest advices he was aboat proaeoutlng a Ur. Weston (not :ho of Uusto Ball fame In Btgh Holbora, oppoatte Tom Spring's old bonae), for breach - of contract or something of that leit connected with eparrtog matters;. Harry'a a singular Bort of peraon anyway, yoa take Um .Sam Barker and Sbephaid. ran a five mile race for 415 a aide, Feb. 0, Bam giving Shop two jhundred yards atart It was very exciting, Shephord wlnnisg ibyoply ten yards. Time of, five miles, 20 mln. 8 sees |Oharley Wostballi'speotol roportorof the SiMiingMf<,YaA met. l-wlth an acoldeut wUloh disabled him using hto "dongoroas ;ri8ht,''ss Harry Beod (probably),,facetiously writes Inhlar*;' pitrtof alato.baUle>..,..A greatbUllard handicap between the iproresalouoto of -Engtond, to present Ur. Iloberte with a teeUmo- inlal, was to commenco^at hla.own rooms, tbo Bavlllo Honl^' .Xetceater. square, on Iho 11th Feb, At tbo conclusion otthe JfDdlcap, Up. Boborls will play the winner 400 up. Twentf- Itwo of the big guns bad ontorod. Including such skiWill hand. •lers of tho oueos'Dufton, Bugbce, Bowlos, Uulberry, cto. Ilok- eto, aisblIllngssterllng,avaUabtofOrthoweek. . geUlng the best ot hlm.wlth the glbvea; as we wert Infopmed V a oorreapondant whoso objcdt In misreiii'osentlfig faots^lf hi nnadoito iCh^we cannot dlrino, ".'Jimmy s'ays the man didn't hardly-bit htm ones,' Wo know Darrbir to'feB'a tigut little than,' about aa clever as they make 'em, and'wdro'hbtdowhat'BUrprlsed that thla olhor rooster Bhould' have made A^^Ay ^Ith Uffl, as M. ported. In boxing matohet from other olllaii; Wblw wo cannbt attend In peraon, if anybody feils a wrong'hlh been 'dose; ho haa tho regular remody fpr sattofactloB—that to, to write to bur Skperand atble the faata df theboa'di " Ifithoat aggrieved won't o that, or get a friend to do'It'for,tham, we han't help theid getting "huffy" abontit:'-Ddn'(f«rgM,'bo.w,'nezt,tiine;^ .Ou> ^TXii''h.'I(i!rii^—n'e.oldgeiw always in for it Laat ThursdAjr he .had a iboft Bbrlianuga |WUh a blglbllow redBayner to;«Bon*(on street hotel, and got sU-the best of A whole .'party werd tetilphlbg from Balh'a benefit "bnylai somethtBg''.U, the diflMebt bbtels, and thto nutch wu jnat sol up lorkltrk. Aoblleotloii wtt imade.fot Unola Bill after it was . BniiAan Bconzs.-—Apponddd are the' scoroB of the game* 'ptoyed at the Columbian rooms, on'tUb 18th Inst, which wore -Doavoldably orowdod out last week!:— " PiBsi Oaub. 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