New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-31

II would be extremely dangerous to the prisoner
u be were 10 plead his cause second time
he, therefore,, strictly Instructed barrister,
who was warm friend Of his, besides heine
Protestant and strong Government man, To
proceed to Wexford and conduct the siefense
The day Of trial arrived, and Hewley's ooun-
sci wouM probably have suceesdeA ID neutral-
izing the feeble Testimony sgsinsth1 client, but
for q circumstance which, though probably in
tended TO save him, was undoubtedly the cause
Of his destruction. On his way 10 the court
hoEse to give evidence On the trial. she princi-
pal witness against Howiey was fred at from
q plantation from beside the roadway, and
wounded in the arm. The ball passed through
the fesh without breaking the bones and the
man, after having the wound dresseds persisted
IN Presenting himself at court To- aige mis- evil
Edenee-1 The spPearanes Of this fanatic, who,
WHISTLER speaking truth or falsehood,z had
wrought himself TO 6 belief Id his owp state
ment, created q. deep impression on the audi-
ence. His pallid countenante, his arm in q
sling, his narrative of the attack upon him BY
q secret assassin, presumed to be o friend of the
accuseds aud his statement mot TO be shaken---
Of the words used by HoHley, decided the minds
Hof the jury The eloquent appealed his SCUM
sci was often interrupted by murmurs IN the
court ); and the young man was found guilty
and sentenced to death. ieS.5s5e
The execution Of How1ey, with five others,
firad sas e ,hs es.@sas e Ffsss..I s.r -, @s
the trial a 81 ~
tnrhencaa Ssd i. =
Waterford for small reinforcement of SOL
diers but some hours had passed since noon,
and the men had not yet arrived 1t Was not
until sunset that itwas determined to proceed
aesanbisd hut tI,s sorna,,~ - !. r. .raat
fnrca ii ,sa s~.,ad a,,d tI.a y,a,s,ia 4; "a
tbair y,arss - - -
,,,.;, ~ ,,,,ss,, ~ ,h
scaffaid All tat sc,ns sv,,,tars N
d;snoa;t;on ~ +I y;t ~
snd ths = -.
b;s taeL yn,,,s. Mas.1a .sst
inn b;s ds.ia - ,; - i ~ ,,,a,
nsfaaa 49,, .s.s,, ;s, ID
II traces - rhas 49,, $500 - Ia III
ritb;n os,a ho,,r -,s'- '.sss, -s-'' e
Sincss fbe sisv ~ ba,,hvo.a,,. .scsv,1 ,,,,,re-
benson. El.en Hovlsv % md % never - rested from
her andeayors to save Int ali
.taaled aoainat her Fyerts sracsesd7 81 ch
other with terrible rapidity and It soon be-
came evident that ,,a nnwer could aaye b;u 81 a.,
ona onlv. N ali Il phnm sl,e aI,niiedJ ala tho
sioht Of her besutv and misery make anv i'm
preston. This man was the sheriff ~ the
cnnntv but NJ had No ,,ovva, i, l,al, i,s,. ard
did not eye, .ya II del ar the ayacn,icn rhera
was but one favor he cou,d nrocnre far her, a
favor canvevinr IL her Inin1l 81 strcnoIv tho
helniessness ~ Sar cose that ha acarcel e dareJ
to rana - h vac Siat co,,tro ~ IN c,,star,
the BODY Of her brother should he river, M 10
his family. to be t,ecenflv i,terred iI their own
burial nlaee Accor5inglvl ,ho,,t, tjusk n, the
evening" Of the erecution' te csrrsa v.sa ,,r;-
yately removed IN nm undertaker,s car n The
honse at Killowen -To avoid 4 fresh occasion
for disturbance. II was stimulated nv the aherifF
that this fact should be kent as secret as possi-
.ble. and that the burial sfio,lld taka nlace nj
II was not until the flav after. the aral tb at
Roche arrived in wexford. TRUSTING ~ the
skill Of bis brother counsel he had rroscesde tn
I,ondon 10 enleavor Ia ointerest son,e, ,,nvuarfpl
persons in favor Of the accused " Only az, his
rat,rn to Duhl;n aid ha Isarn thot ths
tion must have already talen nlaca IA bas-
tened. therefore- to Kiiiowenl in the bonsS
thouyh too late for auoht else--of eo,soling his
NH hsrrv fr;snd - q M M ..se'
- r. Vas n. essn;n. .wban he. arr;vs,, tbe,o
Thonoh in fnll summer t,;e Mace str,,ci h;r,
81 beinq far mora desolata and Io,aiv IN shan #
had aeemed IN tbaaanll aufpnnaI day 1ba
bad Hrst y;sta h Tha hse1 .Ia,I ~ ~ baIl
that bung somewbera bss rss,, him ia tha
house startlsd him ss he snnjle5 M the handle lie
M ona ansrsrad tha summons mn ana sea;ng NJ
LIGHT at anv of the windows h. began IL IAN.
tbst IL. INN .tas baa ma H. Gs, ii,
nu.h;,g o1,a tha n; tlrn,,sS
The sb1nhheres ayo,,nd ,Is hanss fTha 49,
was quite still but. listening awhile he W fancied
that Il haard ,,assa s,;,, lii IN.
ing and sohb;ng vet be 5anbtsa svbsti.s, !.
ca1ne from, = hnmon bs;nr ~ 1;s,s,,sd ra,J
heard Il ones more this tine a. 1,;st;.,1,, -,
If Il had been the vbinino of . o- 81.
nnna he could not aye fai1ad = S.Mv i.
Tormented by vagina snrmises ha 1rnsss,sd ~
the front of he bonse and nt;pa r. q t;oht "
some stens. l,noe,ssd lo5ly 81 ~ ,sar n,a !.
m;nntes elansed besora vo;es a,,s,..sa III. Jo
and ;nou;rsa s;s bns;rs,s @a,s ss es A. n n,i
woman servant she adm;ttad III, s,d u e
fastened the door with choir 1ni e-''u le-
6. Whare ia yonr ,o;stross ss
The woman With strar,a :. I'VE
mot;oned In him n foJlov ha, She Id ~, ~,
into Il littIe room l;nel With book and Al.
l;chtod Nv IL mnthat h,,,, s,
tbers sestsd in cha;, ~, tha y,n 4ah,a
mntonlsss a aaa.b Na H. Pa s, -
NJ. Roche o,,,e - e - 2
-ar ~ h;s h,,t * ioI.
Nav rsesnt sosr a,nS Ne aoii,ass ~
lance ~ hsr vs5 b;,, aN sl-
Sss am Glad van have o,ne
\. so,,, z shay * & NH 49, ~ ss,a1
hass s,r-na, ,esoIut;a,, rsb;,h ,sn,,,S
no raat ,,ct;t Ibava toId von ~ ~
enc no ss;J Roeba on = Y, e = ~
This terrible affiietion mnst rot sena-
rafa bnt Iink ma closar N each othar ),
s.Rooba y se renliel II IN ae,ns Il, ,t1od II,
;mna ss;o,,el voice dec,or
ana befnra Hsaven INA III 3,
.o,, last ,.a :, ca,, ,,a-.,, ~ s.,ff,iaat,,