New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

We have seen copies in plaster Of medallion of HEsRY
CLAY and of another of Archbishop HUoHfs from org
nals by the American sculptor T. d. JONES, Esq They
are faithful and spirited Licensees Of those distinguished
lemons and do great credit to the talent Of Mr. Jones
EXECUTION OF HoARE-The execution Of this man viii
take place Friday at the Tombs Sheriff 0rser re
TUNED from Albany yesterday morning where be has had
conference with the Governor relative to Hoare Imme
dsey on Mr. Orsers retuto the City he repaired to the
City Prison to municste the fact to Hoare that there
was no chance Of a communication Of his sentence Hoare
received the intelligence with Little emotion as he had
expected all along as also did his ends tina, the Governor
would at least grant respite TO consider the matter more
fully Mr. Orser and the wretched man continued in con
veration UPWARD hour. The Sheriff on parting with
him. told him to keep up hs spirits and look to heaven for
hope.
Hoare rerlied-"No fear Mr. Orser shall be in better
..'rits on Friday morning than | am now
After Mr. Orser le,, - aceuanianee came IN @ad shook
hands with Hoare. Atr talking few minutes about the
news of the day his friend said sympahHngy There
is no hope sow, Mr.. Hoare.'
Hoare (abstrsctedly-'1 know il know il"
During yesterday petition signed by nine OF the Gov
errors Of the Alms House praying Communication Of the
sentence was cent to Albany In charge OF Mr. Brownen
who will also his influence with the Governor in saving
the unfortunate from the terrible death which now
now awlts him
HEAvY CLAN FOR DAEAGrs.-Messrs Hugh Miller, OF
the Clinton Hotel in this City, and Wallace w Williams
have presented petition to the Secretary Of State Of the
United Staes representing that in 1882 they were swinded
out Of valuable hotel and store property in New Granada
and that on applying to the authorities there for redress
they not only failed to obtain it, but subjected out
RACES mposiions and ndgnies Mr. Miller says that the
Judge before whom be appeared without hearing single
word ordered him to be sent to dungeon in San Lorenzo
Castle and that he forthwith taken there by soldiers
and put in confinement in fetd cell under ground with
the lowest elass Of criminals nearly ell Of whom were sui
fripg with various disesses For this Mr. Miller alleges
that be ought 10 have indemnify commensurate with the
value OF personal liberty and that be lie entitled to demand
$4,000 in satisfaction Of the wrong They also claim
10000 dsmsgss Andexpenses from the loss OF property
Mr. Marcy forwarded the claim TO the United States Minis
ter at Bogota by the last and by him VIII be pre-
septed 10 the New GransdiAn Government
THr WARD SoHooLs.-Among the noseies machinery
.t work in our midst for the promotion Of intelligence and
hsppness there less conspicuous or more powerful
than the Public Schools One after another, Like the starr
in some beautiful constellation they have risen Is the ex
psnson tho Cys horizon has msds room for them until
- - thousand men and women are engaged
in the business of instruction. vfrns he sound Of the City
Hall bell
Without music or banners or the jar OF psndegous en-