New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28
TIE GALL D VS..
OF JGs. =. TloAZl
FOR The
MURDER Of sISAN JIcAiiSI.

OPINION OF THE UNFORTUNATE MAN-iNTERcEsiioN
WITH GOVERNOR, &C.
On Tridey nornirg at about 10 O'clock jams L.
HoaIe suffered the pcray of tie law in the yard
OF tic ty Prison fer the murder of Sasan Ne Anany in
rCr;or house in the Fourth Ward
On Thursday mornD d. lIoare went TO confession and
communion Father NJ Fcraid OF the St. Xayer College
who has attended him since his sentence oil ,iain5
DUNG tie remainder of he day he visited by large
hunter Of his frtd with whom he freely convsrsed In
tie a,.rroon he porcd with OF his sons the REMINDER
Of his family bens present in NewOHs-ns About SIX
O'Clock lie sane ming the sheriff with his Deputies took
charge ofihe Prison
Dunrg Thursday night and until o'clock Friday morn
ing the unfortunate man renamed in the corrd)r Of tho
lion talking freely VITA the Deputy Sherfs and night
watch AT O'Clock he retired 10 his CELL AMI ater devo-
ton sought repoe in sleep a; 8 o'clock in tie morning
The priest called him when he and careful dressed
himself after which be conducted by Mr Finley, one
Of the deputy keepers 70 spacious room IN the female
rrsop whore mass seid at clOc< While at mss
Uosre went TO confession and communion for the last
entering the religious exercises with great ferveney oil
spirit
These services being lie recondns;ed TO the
main prison. where he partook OF hearty breakfast aud
appeared very cheerful
After breakfast Mr. Hoare presented the following let
letters written the previous day to Mr. Gray, warden OF
the PIi,on, Sheriff Or.er and to James NJ. Smith
CRY PRISON Thursday, Jan. 3 1854
To- GRAY Esq, Wsrcen-DeU Sir Allow me to return you
nv thanks or yor uT5any and 1dnes toward me a9i
ny friends while prison under yoa Gaze wish could ni-
connected with the for all
serve hanks but knowing their beg Of
. S" John SGnT boa iss aa n.
/ was sentenced contributed much to my comfort
JAMES L HoARg.
CITY PEisos Thursday, jag. p isjL
To Esq, Hsh Sherf-D ST; Before leaving
feel my thank sincerely for knine.s
symy since tesme by the law prisoner Your extra
crdrsy ard well the
sde BY personal comfort dernAnc my sfsien ns1.
hch the spirit which entered 70
you through bs TO acknowledge the attention e1e
enc.d ard friends from ell the gentlemen belonging to
you nee ard will be FORGOTTEN L
ToItuny evinee their feelings toward you and them
/ an dear Sir your obliged JAMES l HOARE.
CRY Prison Thursday Jla II 1851
To JAMES SMITH E.qDea, SIR feel bound before leave
this hsnk professional exeons In my defense
In rexrd feel the bound thank thus
scuttnes neteetns but the result proved the
Ger 10 sny law bsine heh may .Asaee,
heg tt wamtsi aekEos led and remain
80 DeAr sir your Obliged JAMES L. HOARE
Until about o'clock Father Ferard alone with the
vretohsd man in his cell pointing out To him TIE way OF
salvation and offering him spiritual consolation.
Aeo O'Clock Hoare brought out into the corridor o'
The nuruose of parting with his friends and the officers of
the prison
Tie .caflod. the one upon which Douglas and
Pe1sop Aaron SoOkey, James Clark, - Fitzgerald Saul
and Hove,, met their doom erected in the center OF
the yard between the main prison and the LIN st wall
high iron fence erected on one side between the PRISON
and outer wall On this side stood the spectators abou'
soverty five in number while the ether side were the
| oficers Of the law, clergy, the pres. &c