Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21


This man 10 to be executed this day under the di
rection Of wm Coventry H. Waddell, Esq., Marsha
ofthe United States for the Southern District. Tn
prisoner will be taken from the Halls Of Justice in
private manner as possible at an early hour, an,
embarked on board steamer for the place Of execu
ton He has been fer some time past attended By
respectable and Pious German clergyman Of thu
Lutheran persuasion, who has obtained his entir'
confidence, and to whom alone We are well satisfied
he has delivered his memoirs and confessions fol
publication at some time, which the condemned one
himself has fixed on The reasons for this course
have been laid before us, in confidence, and we are
perfectly satisfied that they are not only correct
and proper, but that the publication OF Wilhelm
manuscript at the present time would be highly IN
decorous and calculated to do great personal mis-
chief.
We know perfectly well that ola podrida Of
falsehoods and misrepresentation has already been
published and that the bockheads of the "Courier
Enquirer have another prepared under the tnspec-
iOn Of f0ury ex-ohicia which is to be foisfed on
the public the genuine history, whilst the editors
Of the " Sun have dshed up another version Of con-
admission to the cell Of the convict at midnight,
when, of course, every body else was debarred any
access to the Egyptian tombs.
Whether the public will be hoaxed in this way, or
not, neither know care, but of this one thing
we will assure them, that if they do buy such Grub
street trash, and read it, they need not believe word
of it, for the whole truth is yet to be revealed and
some very remarkable developments it will be found
TO contain
We shall, give a graphic account of the mourn
full which observed at his execution,
and which differ materially from the executions un-
der the laws OF our own State.
TEXAS AND MExIco.-Additional intelligence of
an inte resting and highly important nature was re-
ceived yesterday morning from Mexico by the way
Of New Orleans. war between the two countries
now seems inevitable. Insult upon insult has been
heaped upon the Texian Government by Santa Ana
and his compeer Bustamente The refusal to re-
ceve Col Barnard f. Bee, the minister from Texas,
by the Mexican Government has created such pro-
dgious sensation in Texas that should not be at
all surprised to hear Of hostties in less than three
months. The great excitement in Texas will be
much increased when they hear of the final depart
Of Col Bee for Havana, and of the Imprisonment OF
the Rev. DIR. Muldroon, Apostolic Vicar OF Texas,
in the city Of Mexico. The brave Texans will
boil over with rage when the intelligence reaches
them of these gross insults TO their country and
flag.
Santa Ana ana Bustamente are sanguine in their
anticpations of subjsgatng Texas. They are now
organizing, il is sad army Of sixty thousand men
for the purpose of overruning the republics and
they will undoubtedly make desperate effort to re-
their lost province As to raising sixty thou
sand men, the thing is impossible; and it makes
much better appearance on paper than on the HELD
Of battle But, while these operations going on
in Mexico, the Texans should prepare-they should
immed iately organize their navy, and, with their
six briggs and steam frgates, Blockade the entire
Mexican coast 1t can be done, and easily. The
Mexcans have lost their navy, and now without
! single vessel of war, the government is much en-
,arrassed in money affairs, and, of the two, Texas
far better prepared for a long warfare than Mex
40 Should hosfities break out, and there is little
eubt but they will, they will not end till Mex
CO and Texas are country, with one government
nd one feeling. 1t will be the last war that ever
'anta Ana or Bustamente will engage in The single
tar will float over the walls Of Vera Cruz, Matamo'
as, Tampico, and the city of Montezuma, triumph
ntly.