New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

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| viel,d and bang'd 80 The ipih ~ Juns.
Two novro, o. Quail and tuiee, wsro tifd negro by
,ausd Hnwnay appearing evidence against then. Ito
dated that QUICK asked him 10 sei tho it % ire anl
C,noc tod him he would 80 Gro b ono house cnraeoa
pi,k To anoih, and Until Tho whole town wa burnt
hai their object Ia Kill oil the gentlemen All nhe
iI,r wives negro named Forum also appeared ~
wfeef aud stated ihnt punck some tmo preyiousy took
him to the fori and It'd him that he intended 10 burn IT,
and after the fire. the lost witness Sawneyl told hin he
vnr The one who ret ire to tho fort sawDey there
uron called mp again, and admits thai he wie frightened
mo a,mso 20 burn the Slip Market ard thai he was
among other, sworn 10 secrecy Vuack ana ounce were
G, nyicicd aud were sentenced 10 be burnt alive.
On The I'd Of May, about clock they were brought
10 the stake surrounded with piles of wood The specta
toIs very numerous They II first refused to make
any confession but upon being questioned by Their mier
lcy slid that Huehson the cOnryero of the plot that
the confederate groes had voted Quack to o. the proper
n,ron 10 set fire 10 the fort as his wife
htre which he had accordingly done with lighted stick.
On the 9Th of June, other negroes named Jack,
COX. Robin, Caesar Cuiiec Cufee and Jamaica, were
TIED found guilty, and executed the following day ex-
c.ptng Jatk who promised further disclosures and was
pad,I6d He IMPLICATED fourteen others.
On the 18th Of June three negroes, named Francis, Al
Lpuv and Curacao Dick seutnced 20 be chained 10
stoke ana burnt 10 death On the 18th OF June Ben and
Curok weie condemned TO be burnt, and three others
hanged Five of the Spanish negroes were also convicted
PROCLAMATION Of paTdon to all who would confess and
discover was now made by the authorities, ami many
eroe ayaed themselves OF the promised indemnity TO
unfold The details Of the conspiracy.
But now al other White man was brought forward upon
he charge Of Joining in the conspiracy The person thus
miicGtCd Ivy, Catholic priest, Who hid been Gu
ra, In school eachug in his Civ An Indictment
found sgenst this person in which he was charged with
having counsced procured &c negro slave, Quack 20
sat hle to the King house in the fot Also, thai being
iet made by the authority Of the pretended Sec Of Rome
he did come into ths province and City Of Now YORK alter
nc limited b. law against Csalts anu POt'h priests
aid did te.e remain for Tue space Of seven months Nc
" pleaded guilty Upon his trial which took place
in july l74l Sarah .hson deI0scd tha she had often
seen lin at her father house thar she had seen nn
make ring with chalk on the hoor, aud make AL the
I.eIoos then present stand round IT, and he used % stand
in tie middle of the ring, with cross IN his hand, AMI
swear IL, gross IL proven 10y contecJner that
" had nGume of him for waters. IL also proven
that be could read English and Latin col othe- evidence
OF similar character taken -ainst hun. To result
was a conviction, ana be was hanged on the 10Th Of
HE execution Of Try was the last recorded of the long
series Of capital panishmens inflicted upon the real aad
pretended paTcpators in his conspiracy and The 2ith of
SEPTEMBER ST 1T for thanksgiving lJf the escape
Of the citizens from destruction.
During the progress OF his affair, one hlalred and fifty
four cTots committed to prison of whom fourteen
burned at the stake eigtteea hanged se0cl'y one
transported aud the resi- pardOnod or discharged for want
proof 1Wenfy white persons were committed, Of whom
fopr were executed
The places Of execution Of these conyets fDl
lew +: The gibbot of John ughsOn and his anOns
was erected on the East River shore about the present
gpdf gfla Nh IN
tie popular belief Of that day, her "spoCks or spirits
weie sometimes by travellers in the night. The
fGLos az which the negroes burnt set up IN
hollow afording full view from the surrounding hills in
the vicinity Of the present Five Ponts The common
lalows Of that time, where most OF The negroes were
hanged, small Island in the Fresh Water Pond,
In The present vicinity of the corner OF Centre and
IeaI ss.
Mr. Valentine then infinitely porrays the progress OF the
City during The frat bali of the last century, conveying
gr at deal Of information in regard to settlement streets
land grants &c, quoting largely from the account Of
Iroiei,cr Kahn, who soourned here in 74s and gave
typographical account of the place.
The volume is tmbelshed with several maps and
cravings showing the streets farms and notable buildings
Of the Dutch dynasty curious memorials of the days when
ryramda gables and steepe roofs and irregular and
streets with sidewalk in the middle the chief char
acter sites OF the Western Metropolis
GOD WITH MEN, Or FoOrrsIsTsOE Paovr0ssr,,L LE.DESs
by SAMUEL OsCooD l. mo PIP. ~ Francis Co.
adaptation with which it presents the familiar
tiyes of the Bible illustrating ideas in accordance
with the progress Of modern thought. Ii, in fact,
transports those sacred traditions from the dim anti
guilty in which they bad their origin, and bringing them
into the very midst of the eager restless intense life
OF the day applies their celestial wisdom to the exist
ing wants of society No one who has any knowledge
ofthe author will accuse him Of wish to deract from
the sanetity Of those venerable records this point
his adherence ecclesiastical opinions would proba
ably satisfy the most rigid conservatism; but he
tsnly delights 10 contemplate the Scriptures in their
most Natural aspects, to dwell most iOndly their
secular side so TO speak TO bridge the gulf be-
tween the past and the present and to represent the
great prophets of revelation in the light of
mon humanity Thus speaking of Abraham, who is
selected 80 the type of the of faith Mr. Osgood
insists on the analogy between his experience and
that opened by the discoveries Of modern science.
Tie patriarch looked the heayens with the natural
eve and with the vision Of faith TIE natural eye is now
shooled 10 than he for tue starry py
now reveals consultations of worlds. yet the heavens
The The yison OF faith has been quite as much
ehtened ard things then dark opened, yet il
God the some The w0 Ids thus unfold themselves Gs
times Cd. God made them both. and his plan is per
feod when the domain of H part of empire OF
fsith ard the things that open into the things
that are The city Of God then beLeh coming
on bess the regenerGted earth, viii be but the
FUN meIt OF the great hope which led the father Of the
a.tL nj TO the promised land.
In tie same strain OF human feeling s the following
eloquent passage the significance of the mission of
Noses:
Think Of the awgiver upon biz sublime death bed and
what associations crowd upon the mint lie looked with