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tor the sake of q few dolars-as disgrace

 to refined and enlightened England. We

 have heard, however, that the disgusting

 and brutal practice is now ceasing in that

 country, and, we trust that the efforts which

 are making to revive 1t in this, will be

 trowned down by the jaws, and by the opin-

 ions of eur countrymen. Ne are glad to perceive that the New York Editors are unanimous in their reproduction of the GUS tom, and that they denounce It as cruel and demoralizing. Major Noah, although he describes 'sset-to" between Phelan and

 V iliaaisor, two ssgan.e uas,'' te the very life, and with many of the cant phrases of tho craft, condemns t no measured terms. The following extract IS from the Journal of Commerce ;--.Nashrille Republ,eaa.

 BIsGRAcEFUL.-Y Yesterday morning a motley crowd of six or eight hundred men and boys, chiefly foreigners, assembled at one of the piers on the North River. At 10 o'clock they We're taken off by the steamboat Hercules, and conveyed to Eli zabothtown Point, W. J where, in open field. they formed a rlng, and the chalnp- ons James Reed and Andrew McCIane had boastly fight, which extended to AT rounds, and occupied an hour and three quarters. 4 Sheriff came upon the ground and proclaimed the law, but was only re- garded with hsses. Al five o'clock the boat returned and landed her miserable car go at Whitehall. Neither of the eombat- ants were able to stand, and both were sup ported on shore, and carrted off to their lodgings. They fought for five hundred dollars. We need moi say any tfdng to stimulate our authorities, and those of New Jersey 10 take measures to bring the act ofs m this outrage to punishment, and to prevent the recurrence of similar scenes i'll future. We understand an agreement has been made for another match, to take place i'll month hence. We should hope too, that the owners of sieamboats, now that the game is understood, would not suffer them to be used for purpose so much against the peace. the interest and the hon. or of our city.

 Wonder if the New Yorlkers have any thing to say about Arkansas in these latter days ED. ADv.