The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-02

The Execution or the Ma""inxs. the Mar
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scenes
The last of the h rribs trsdg~dv of OCop
| which. during the pas, three months has ocos-
STONED 20 much painful sxoitsmsut in the public
mind. closed on Tuesday, the 18th of November
With the ignonimioss death on the scaacld OF
| Frederick George Moaning aud Maria his wife, two
cu,prits whose atrocities truly be described to
hsv. been rarely ever squallea In the Grim nal an.
nails of Great Britain IL IL uudeuisbls that on no
former occasion for many y..rs has so intense degree
~ that which has br~u exhibited Ia reference
MsDpiugs uphsppily, the grave has closed upon the
| nUrd-rers without one rsdsemipg point-without
circumstance csIcusted TO arouse q latent spark OF
sympathy their behalf and husband and ~ifs have
died they have vsdwth the lie upon their tongues
exhibition Of Hypocrisy, At once revolving to
humanity and almost inconosivsbls In its degree Of
The vicinity Of the jail presented q scene OF great
uprosr and confusion throughout the whole night
lowest GLARS bore With some degree OF patience aud
good bumor the drst few hours before midnight and
beyond occasisnsi outburst Of laughter NC some
catuaity among the crowd there little calculated
to Disgust the observer Occasionally the voicss
| which always accompanies tn. ssssmblsxe of large
numbers OF people s~esd into chorus to the burden
Of some vulgar dosgersla sort OF gsllows Msrssil
ls'se' which the deprsvsd multitude caught up with
avidi,y The same remark regret to add will not
apply tho favored sghtsssrs whose purses had
enabled them places in the adjoining houses
In many Of these habitstions the bostsrous irsh Of
rysry vas heard throughout the night ana large BAR
ties including whose position In society might
have induced them to svoid appearing in such cha
1
In front Of Winter Terrace. On this subject pub
lib letter II MIR Charles Dickens tho Novelist re-
sp-ctpg the brutslzing sceDss which he witnessed
during the night the morning OF the
- the day dswned the dark timbsrs Of the can ID
doomed early over he prison wells bright tsrry sky
form ing The bscs ground As the morning advanced,
the cro~s increase In Altar ming degree and but
the excellent II the police, dread
| ful, accidents must have occurred
The reverend chaplain vi.ited the female prisoner
| .. eight O'CLOCK on Monday night, and rsmsiusd
| clossted with her for more than two hours During
this long period Mr. Rove mpre upon the wretchsd
woman ths Importance Of making hsr peae- with God
ana Is the ouiy means Of dotug this sGvctualiy he
pTaed upon her the necessity Of relieving hor
science Of any guilt that might Affect The convict
rso.ived the reverend gsut~man's sxhortstious in
b. coming manner; but instead OF making any admis
sop tf her quilt she the that the
murder had been committed by . young from
Guerptsy whom her husband knew. and tnst she her
self was wholly ignorant Of the ciroumsrsuess She
gave description of the individual she referred
did sh@ attempt to account for her possession Of
O,oppor keys and property after his death 1t muss
to her sst-msnt apd Mr. Rove left for the night,
without havipg effected any favorable change In her
conduct
After leaving the female cu prt. Mr. Rowe proceed.
ed TO Mappipgs otl for the purpose Of offering hun
spiritual oon,'.son Manning IN reply TO the chap
time ss'd M had great desire 70 know whsthe his
wife bss confessed ar Rowe. not feeling II his duty
TO saipfy him this point Manning became very Pc
tulspt, and oompsioed Of the reserve exhibited TO-
wards him In this nsrtsr After passing assry two
hours with the convict Mr.. Rove retired for the
hight, Naming r-Dxrkng, he LEFT the cell that he
hoped 10 rec him at i've O'Clock In the morning The
wistch.d man exhibited great unea iness sfter the
chaplain had left and could neither Do prevailed upon
TO retire to ret TO sit down and read Amer some
time he did attempts to do the latter and opening the
Bible read aloud portion OF the eiss Psalm which he
ssid he oon,idersd very applicable to his case. lie
st psniisstsd great disincnation to 20 to bed aud
ssDtAon 10 the officers OF the prison 10 Aokuosi~dss
msnt II their kndusss 10 him sinos his iooArosrauon
the pr,sn for psrpess Of attending ofcia
duties The reverend chaplain wa. early Ia his attend
snes upon 'hs m..s eons,ss, Waiting al. een ~ nsu
LETT Manning TO Wilt the f~mss psousr, the male oon-
vot In he msAptime eating sparinsy Of breakfast AZ
The r.y-rspd chaplain on entering the female con.
vists cell found nsr In avery oppressed ststs srhpg
M. a. AZ, ~. 70 her soismnI, =, .hs Va.
nov soon to appear before Coo, ~hrn no il'ehooc
could svsii hsr sso .nsu tns op,nions OF nsnHse
would be no longer Of any Importance that II enc had
apytbpg 20 upsay or any request 90 make that
che would ct once Do so She replied that she had
which 'be ssssvsr.ted The chaplain offered up pray
and LET'S the cell while the convict psrtook OF break
x.vx,xa,s ,xrrpv,xw vrru M, R.ornx,
Atfour O'Clock on Saturday Aftern DON the 10th ult
the cop,iots brother. Edmund Msnoins had au inter
view to take npa leave Of the Ir,tensd man tie vas
introduced TO the condemned cell by The chaplain and
Mr. ks-be, the governor On observing his brother
enter the convict ross ana sa'Sheing tossros Nun,
taid Nov DO you do EdmunoI I am giad 70 see You
In r~py TO- bis brothsrs he said that be felt
p.risety happy .sd resigned 20 ms ate ne aoaed
the night IN proof of which ne appealed 70 tns turn
seysi attendance seos slm ns seAsa ms otosoer
he bad se'p Mr. binrA eno snethci ne Ss s~ss OF
the unfsvcrsst~ resuA when mao st'snasd me sppn-
cstiopr made In Dis Avor 70 tns HON. seortey. ne
then told ms orotnst .nss ne nsc vseI ssvsnst Ies
YER to his vile, soitc'ung an 'hteIvIeW out Ne esreo
Oh. was ~ hardened ms ever ana vouid nos srsntn
Referring 70 ths esos 2, ,. IN. ns ps'aoeea
psseii sketch u the Atonsn tnoNpe .ns poeagn
Of ocopnors body ~hen GAS ne aIeges ne nr-t sac H.
He care 70 tns skston 20 n
sTsrt,sip.sor in the murder After come other ooo-
vsr,ator on general msusn, ne Iequestea ms s'oener
to give his love and last blessing 70 nn resvo- v.ps
s,alv ths sister visited him Tuesday lest after
vhoos h. inquired most particularly He also desired
W Is - r.,u..ssh th., ~. h~.s ,hsns.
bunoer OF lsuntop she rsquesso se.s ~. vV,s
should be- given to that gentleman for all his kndssss
to him whom Q boy His brother being about To leave
Man, ipS rxauxstsd Mr. Rowe to offer up q prayer BE-
To-, ,h.y na,tsd which the reverend chaplain did In
w., Am n,..svs manner All press mt and joiu.
Ing In this act Of dsyoSon After tns snsglA'n hsd
nSes oons ma -, hin ss.n MsppipS replied that