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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
THE EXECUTIONS.

CRARlxsrowN, Dec. 1e, 1850.
At daybreak this morning the repeie sounded from
the various barracks announcing the dawn Of the day Of
execution and the whse community was astir. The
anxiety to learn true version Of the evcns Of last night
caused the streets to be thronged with people M an early
hour. The military, most Of whom had been on duty all
night sleeping their arms looked less ut for the
active duties of the day than was anticipated at the time
Of parade yesterday The weather was bright beau
tful and much mdsr than for several preceding days.
At nine O'Clock the entire military force In attendance
was formed Main street, and the officers reported
ready for duty at headquarters Those companies de-
tailed for field duty around the gaows immediately tsok
up the line Of march, and at half past nine o'clock
in the positions assigned them In the neld Those
panies detailed for escort duty took up their positions in
front Of the jail, awaiting orders.
THE EXECUTION OF COPELAND AND GREEN.
Al half past ten O'Clock General Taliaferro, with his
sa numbering about twenty five officers, having given
orders TO prepare the two negro prisoners Shields Green
and John Copeland for execution took their departure TO
join the main body Of the troops on the held
The military then formed In hollow square around the
JAIL and open wagon containing the collins Of the pr
drew up in ont, with carriage % convey Sheriff
Campbell and his deputies.
The crowd Of citizens and strangers very great
u least nve times numerous the occasion Of
6fOWnB ex0Cuoon-m0t W Wuom wore eu6e0y ON the
neld whilst others woited the prisoners como out
me religious ceremonies In the cell Of the prisoners
were very impressive, and were conducted by Rev. Mr..
North, of the Presbytsran, and Rev. Henry Waugh Of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
At quarter before eleven O'Clock the prisoners &C
oompanied by the Sheriff and Rev. Mr. North appeared
a the jail door, and, with their arms pnioned, moved
slowly forward towards the vehicle In waiting for them
They seemed downcas and wore none Of that calm and
cheerful spirit evineed by Brswn under similar circum
stances They helped into the wagon and took their
seats their cons without scarcely looking 70 the right
or left. The escort commenced to move, and tho
wagon was closely nanked either aide by company
Of ridemen, marching In double nle, lock STEP
At seven minutes before II O'Clock the procession
entered the Geld occupied by tho military and the pri
soners cast shudderng glance towards the gallows,
erected on the rising ground in M centre. In two minutes
the wagon stopped a the foot Of the gaiows and
wl,lst the prisoners alghtng the companies form
Ing the escort moved Oh 70 the poEtions assigned them on
the Aelds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
pereomal Intellirence,


Mr.. 9. Bergen, for some time past connected with
the Management Of the Long Island Railroad, has re-
ceved the appointment Of General Superintendent Of the
Galveston Houston and Henderson Railroad Mr.. Bergen
win proceed South In few days for the seat Of his abos
Minister Yanoey on his return from South Ames1D,
was made the bearer Of magnificent present from 0eh
Urquiza President Of the Argentine Confederation TO the
Hon. Jas. B. Bowfn, Of No. who for time the
guest Of Gen. o. on his return from Paraguay, and cvi
IDENTIFY won his kind regards Il consists Of massive
gold SNUFF box chased more exqustely with carved or
naunts than any ewery ever before Around the
rim Of the top Get forty two large brilans (da-
monds), and upon raised (carved) initials q the re-
cpient-J B. B-are set >nfty one smaller diamonds,
covering them entirely The box bears several nscrp
tons On the inside Of the Id, En recuerdo de astad
yapreco Justo Jose do Urquisa the initials before
referred TO- the words sM cuidano Americana James
Bowlin." On eud, 40 dc Febrere, 1882 and on
The other end the words 6aA Jcse q do Febrero 1850
II said 70 have been made In RIO Janeiro and 70 have
cost e6 900.
Hon. Jabes l. n. Curry, from the Seventh ooneres
sional district Of ALABAMA, whose speech made such
utter the House Of Representatives the other day Wa
educated at Harvard College, and was camase o Hon.
Anson Burhngame.
Hon. John Istcher, Governor slecs Of Virginia, IN
Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
Jersey City Intelligence.


A BURGLAR TURNING STATES EvDxxeE-A few days enco
three young fellows named John Norton, WALKER Oarl and
George Young arrested for breaking into The house
Of Rev. Mr.. Van Ceef in Jersey street. jersey City, The
two last named waived examination, and commit.
s~a 20 the county jail They subsequently changed their
minds ana demanded an examinauon request wa
granted and the examination took place before Recorder
Bedford yesterday afternoon Norton hopes Of eniency
In his punishment, made statement, Of which the follow
ing is the subsanceE John Norton, Walter Carl and
George Myers started from the corner Of Eighth street
and Newark avenue about ten O'Clock Sunday night
the 1lth inst and went to lafayette village where we
entered house through the back basement window and
got some spoons and q carving knke; We then
went up stairs through several rooms, bat gse notina
Myers kept the spoons and kept the knife. We tiSn
returned TO Jersey City, TO the house of Mr. Van Ueef
and entered the house through the back basement win
dow BY bursting the shutters. We then commenced
searching the drawers between the front back rooms
but got nothing then went into the front room
from there TO the hail. opened small closet and found
rome chickens, which I'VE commenced TO eat We then
tried the door that leads up stairs but found locked on
the inside Myers then took screw driver out Of hia
pocket and tried to pry of the end strip went and un-
locked the front basement door and In few minutes il
few open with great noise; Myers discovered an alarm
fast to the door and broke off the string then went TO
the front door, when it was showed In against me by on
Ger ODonnell, who arrested me. Myers and Carl
escaped through the back way. Mr.. Van Ceef came
down and charged with burglary, and directed the
officer to have me locked up The prisoners were an
committed to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
Unsafe Buildlnas.
TO TEE HDroR OF THE HnALn,

1900 INV Yonx, Dcc 10 ls6e.
wish TO contradict statement which appeared 70 your
valuable Journal Of yesterday made BY q r. a,1 ~
house agent IN regard 70 the accident and oeso =
and TO put blame on me- by saying he had leased tho
houses 70 me, and that should do on repairs srue
have lease for three years, and have aeIeea 70 40 To
the three years But have not agreed 70 rcpar my
damages done . the Sudn&s W. SeSrs s.ns S
TO Il Baxter street on Thursday last 70
AZ he dangerous places whore the accident occurred =
his own expense which be would mot have done y Il was
was burned down about eighteen months ago, and never
Vas mt IN full repair for SINCE which the duty Of
Marks FESSER, No. - Baxter street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17


which 256, 900 were American.
STATE OF TRADE m MANCHEsTR.
The advices from Manchester are favorable. The
ket was firm aa last quoted rates.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The Liverpool breadstuns market had declining ten.
dency except corn which nrm at last quoted rates.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The Liverpool provision market was dull.
HAvRE MARKET.
At HAvre cotton had slightly declined and The market
was dull salea Of the week $500 bales; stock On hand
IS 900 do New Orleans tres ordinaire I2, d. HI,
1o1f.
1HE LATEST NARKETe.
LvKRrooL, Dec. S-P. r.
The sales Of cotton today amount TO 5000 bales ana
the market closes quietly.
The breadstufs market is quiet; nothing done to-day.
The provision market Is quiet
LONDON, Dec 3-Noon.
Consols 9eK = s6x for money and account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
Judge Br0ns0M's Card to the Public On
the Union Meeting.

The way In which my name has lately been mentioned
in some Of the public prints, in connection with the
rangemens In progress for great Union meeting IN this
city on Monday next renders proper 70 say Mat did
not leave the preliminary gathering at tAe sarge House
until after the meeting had adjourned have done
anything to throw distrust upon the movement Yvents
which need not be mentioned had made my seuti-
mens upon x1asnal questions widely known - lad
occasion for opportunity TO Me doene
which have always maintained, that the cousu0nn.
the laws and the Judiciary should be respeolsd dH
held and that the right OF each State to regue u own
faithfully maintained and defended Though = nst Inn
probable that some OF the preliminary aTrangeenta
might have been improved hope and rust tSst thera
win be great and enthusiastic meeting md that Ae peo.
pie Of this city and State without regard 70 forsr po-
cal associations, viii denoNce In unmstakable terms
mate fruit In the bloody and reasonabe attack upcn our
brethren Of Virginia. GREENE O. HRONGON
Exw YoRK, Dec. 16, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
Coreners' Inqucsts.

FOUND DxAD-SUrP1csoS OF Foul PLAy.-Rebert Logan
an Eish sailor about fifty years Of age, was found dead
In aY seyway at 2S7 Front street, about daylight yester
day morning. under circumstances which induced the DO
lice to believe that foul play had been used In the
mises. Deceased's left leg was broken near the ankle
joint the bones prorudg through the flesh and severng
several Of the small blood vessels Ills eyebrow cheek
bone and nose bruised, by falling against the
tagging other fiat surface Beside deceased were his
boots, which had evidently been taken of AFTER the ac-
ture of the leg, as the left lined with thick
coating Of blood. About thirty feet from the spot where
the corpse found was large clot Of blood, but
whether proceeded from deceased not could be
ascertained. Coroner Schirmer investigated the case
thoroughly, but was unable to find any clue TO As
manner in which the injuries had been received. Tho
post mortem examination, made by DR.. Geo. B. Bouton,
went to show that death caused by compression Of
the brain from injuries to the head There were no ex
erna marks Of violence about the head those
the eyebrow, cheekbone, &C., 80 compression Of the
brain supposed hava been caused BY those injuries
No evidence Of any noice fight having occurred In
the neighborhood that night was ELECTED, neither il
shown that any motive existed for njuring deceased.
The jury rendered verdict Of "Death by compression
Of the brain fom cotof blood the result Of injuries
to the head but how and In what manner said injuries
were received the jury are unable to determns.n De-
ceased formerly seaman board the ship Victoria,
plying between this port and Liverpool and also served
some years N the United States Navy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

ALLEGED ADDICTION You've GIL roR INFAMOUS
PuRrosn-Y Yesterday afternoon William II. Mace, mar
ried man, engaged In business in New York city,
rested and taken before Justice Ryder ON charge Of
abducng Della A. Cook, young girl OF sixteen years Of
age, and entcing her into house Of alleged disrepue In
New York. The young girl resided with her mother
widow lady, In the Eighteenth ward, and some months
since formed the acquaintance Of Mace who visited her
several times and finally upon the soth Of November
alleged, took her from her home 10 the house in New
York, where she been until yesterday morning. when
che WAS found by the ocer and conveyed 70 her mother
residence. Tho up for examination yesterday
when, the part OF complainant was stated that the
young lady was too sick 70 appear in court counsel
appeared for the defendant who moved for his discharge
erng the charge instead Of her daughter proper
Pvsos had been presented Of the noapacy Of the young
hold the defendant until he could examine into the case
and accordingly adjourned the hearing until this after
noon The mother says that her daughter has been the
weeks she ignorant Of her whereabouts She at las.
learned where abe was, and after much trouble sue
ceeded IN reganing her child.
TIE ALLEGED SHonu1Rs DnrHAnGD.-Icna Klein.
schmidt Fredericka Mendelhann, Adophus Kenschmidt
and jacob Adrian who arrested by the police Of the
Fth precinct, on Wednesday, on charge Of shopting,
were discharged yesterday by Justice Fox The goods
which found In their house Is Fillmore place. D.,
were none Of them identified, although several parties
who had lost similar goods visited the police station for
the purpose The goods have been returned 10 the al
legged thieves. Joseph White, the boy whose arrest led
70 the detection OF the other parties was committed Tor
sentence charge Of stealing piece Of cloth from
store IN Grand street
LONG lMAHD RuRoAD ExnSMoN.-The extension Of
the Long land Railroad 10 Hunters Point VIII MOI be
completed by the Lat Of February 1850, anHci
pated. Tho work Of grading is more than half done
from Winfield 10 jamaica and ground broken on the
aertiO from In nnAId Wedn dav
It VIII be pushed onward rapidly possible through
the winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

1.-THE eHox BEGINNING 10 PMCH.n-The peopla of
the North beginning 70 feel the effects Of he course -
wards The South As sample how the physio b WORK.
ing the Philadelphia Ledger says that sthe excsnsne
which prevails IN the public mind, In reference 70 on
sectional disputes s very seriously disturbing the res
deal Of suffering among merchants and hbcrhg Dep-
ulason A great many Of our trades depend gsa @s
for want Of orders from the South and consequently en5
ployers have bad to dischargc their workmen. In =
particularly trying at this period uf the year, ane W
still more distressing unless confidence reeor:S
as will enable business TO now naturally and xopWV
iH legitimate Channes."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

ALLEGED ExTGvH LAHcuy ~ Crmx.-vsrnou
Jarboe, for many years clerk N the hat immps ssors
Of Messrs Roberts b oahiu, 7laA0Sway, wassuessed
yesterday BY policemen HIl1f& f&maTAvfncfsnsE First
Of goods nom his employei ms prisoner, ~ .lcqeds
was in The habit Of selling the Sle goods g aeet.feh
Division street for about fteen per eent@ yaluo
several months but bis employers did mot feel justified
in causing hs arrest until yesterday ne clerk, e we'll
fore Justice Osborn and committed 10 the Tbmbe to
answer me police have but little hopes Of recovsring
any Of the stolen property inc evidence against Jarboo
positive testimony turns up, be win probably he dis
charged. e v- ss
An Uxrns m A PRIZE nGm.-Thomas O'Doanen, who
ocated as umpire In the ate prize nsht between Edward
bench warrant issued BY Judge Humphreys q BuGAJo
the prisoner was ought before Justice 0s6rn, = Tie
lower Police Court here he gave bail IN the sum q
in January NJ tt tN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
Brooklyn City News.

THE SIXTH WARD SHOOTING AuRAY.-The investigation
in the ease Of James Murray, who was shot with pkto
In the hands Of Captain F. Della Barrier, in Columbia
street, Sunday night Last resumed before Coroner
Horton and jury yesterday afternoon The first witness
called Michael Cochran, who resides at 70 Centre
street. New York. The substance Of his testimony was
that he came TO Brooklyn Sunday evening with de-
ceased and young man named Quigey; they stopped a
porterhouse kept by Phil Clare in Columbia street. near
Kelseys alley stad there till II O'Clock and went out
when they got TO Kesey's alley they the prisoner
and two other Frenchmen walking along peaceably TO-
ward them; Murray and Quigey side Of the
street and he on the other witness saw boy coming
ssone which aid not ske one The urn.d
round and spoke 70 Murray IN French; Murray said,
"HalIoal old man what's the matter with You r the nex
no clnching. Policeman johnson, who accompanied
Murray the hospital tesaes that Qugey under the
ned that he keeps store in Atlantic street. the Wit
Cochran At the Wall street ferry three four weeks
ago with Two 70 other men witness passed them when one
turned round and said, "Gentemen have done nothing
against you cochran then came up, and saying, "Don
Cochran) committed by the Coroner await further
inquiry, when the inquest was adjourned til Monday at
two p. N.
rm LATE EXPLOSION m m PERCUSSION CAP NAxurAo-
roaY-Coroner Horton held inquest yesterday upon
the body Of Emeln Hagln, who lost his life about nine
o'clock on Thursday morning. in consequence Of
plosion N percussion cap mandatory at the foot Of
Nevins street, In which he employed. Joseph Gold
mark the proprietor Of the establishment testified that he
employed deceased chemist; had served IN that O
pacity for about two years. his business prepare
materials used are nitre antnony, poiash-sonetimes
charcoal and illuminate Of quicksilver they always
mixed ;na IN % wet Ssss = paste when explosion
pared small wooden building about Is by 80 feet
f-t6d fee; % Sn m smna laad II Gewsnus Creek sbeHs s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

The funeral Of the wife Of H. CARxY reporter ef thA
New York press, attended Friday by numerUua
circle Of fiendsndges, lawyers, reporters and okhow
dining In their sympathy on the occasion. ..,.s .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
-o~~~~~~~o~~o~~~o~~Ns
PREPARATIONS FOR THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-
~~o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~
B0mbardmcnt Of Forts Of Morocco
by . French Fleet.
TRE STATE OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
C0NSOLS SO 6-8 A 86 3-4,
h., 10, 10
PREPARATIONS FOR THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-


HALIFAX (via Truro), Dec. 1s, 1859.
The steamship America, from Liverpool on Saturday,
Sd instant, via Queenstown 4h arrived 1t this port at
noon to-day, and sailed r. n for Boston, where she
win be due ON Saturday night
The news by the America is quite unimportant
The approaching European Congress- and the probable
representatives Of the various Powers therein attracted
public attention almost exclusively.
Tho London 7sses strongly urges Lord Palmerston 70
take part in the Congress as the English PIenipotennay
II rumored that the first sitting was appointed for
the 9Th Of January.
The French feet had destroyed two forts II the mouth
Of the river Tetuan for firing a French vessel and had
subsequently resumed position Of neutrality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

sb take occasion 70 note down their remarks and send
Sou an account
A man named NcCleary, at MartiEhburg, Va, was
shot - Monday night by sentinel The wound
is not considered mortal, and is hoped he viii
This b. believe the first Of any being shot BY
sentinel was AcCearys fault for, instead Of hating
wen hailed he turned and attempted 70 escape ey run
the eshy part Of the left hip, ranging down.
wards The physicians probed the wound but could not
find the ball.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.
The London money market had undergone NO change,
and there was good demand.
Consols closed on the I'd a 9eX 96zS for money and
account.
The bullion in the Bank Of England had increased
$4,000
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Crov reports the sales OF cotton l0r tho
week At 81 900 bales Of which 500 bales taken BY
SPECTATORS and 1900 bales by exporers All descrp-
ons had submitted TO partial decline OF oneeehth Of
penny per pound the market for the week closing dull
The sales Of Friday 1000 bales and that day
the market closed quiet but steady at the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
IRE EXEcITIoBS AT CHARLEST0WA.
BOLD but Unsuccessful Attempt Of Cook and
Coppie to Escape.
Impressive Religious Services in
the Prisoners Cells.
THE MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
s>~~~~~--~>~~~~~~~~~~-~-
Immense Conc0urse Of Spectators to
Witness the Executions.
Firm DemeanOr Of the Culprits
ON the ScafFOld.
~->~0>>o~~.>~o>~-~ooS>-
zhe Hanging Of Green, Copeland,
Cook and 0oppie,
10, &C., 90.

gh,clds Green and John Copeland, black men, and
JSAn Cook and Edwin Ccpps, white men, were hanged
NJ Charestown, Va, yesterday. Below We give an &C
ssunt Of the attempted escape Of Cook and Coppc and
MN particulars Of the executions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

DRAYrox's 0rRA.The Drayton's give their lasa matt
nse IN New York, At two oclock thh aftayuocu. II