The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-10
Corttnvsd from th First Pacs.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW Yonx AND THE VICINITY

matt David Y. Harold, Lepis Payne and George A.
szerott oceasioned considerable Comment iu city
;.reles on Saturday and yesterday AID Willie our
rporter noted general expression Of approval tbs,
The sentence Of death had been pronounced u.ln,,
the eulprits, there also an amos, universal pro-
test recorded against the short ,hrin tb.
sotneriues accorded the condemned. Az usual the
politicians had the most 10 Say upon che tubeo,.
resoe Democrats being loud 10 their denuucis,ion,
o. the military tribunal. and prophecyins the direst
evils TO the county 10 consequence Of vhM they
styled an infringement Of the sprt Of the Constitu.
don" Other Democrats oontented ihemselve, by
protesting assnu the mode o. trial, being satisfied
that the eripsnsls would have received the same
plnishment II convicted by any other tribunal.
henos, they we're not much troubled, were
not alarmed, lest the disturbed ",pirh Of
the Consultation" should haunt them for
not otSpetins 10 the recent e1ecliion The Republi
SAns sere glad the thing va over, and n the maoriy
colld have had their way. the oonspirs'ors would
ave been hung within q month from the time Of
their apprehension. Among Civilian, senerslly--ho
have looked upon tho military trial a. q mod.
OF administering Justice more swiftly and surely,
andsr the circumstances than any o,ho
means 1t was thought that the Con.
mission" was invested with sufficient power
10 decide the fate Of an organized baud Of murderer,
hthe Nations Chief Executive cheer 50 lone q,
'assioe vas done, the mode Of doing II vs not
matter Of comment with thi, class Of citizen
They we're content TO let Andrew Johnson
and his mbordins'os decide upon the right 10 Try
the accused by military OF civil commission. tpop
,nly one point did thee peope differ In their opiu.
IONS. This was In the case Of MIS-. Suuatt Some
claimed that abe was not positively proven guilty
sshers declared that ths woman vas the 'mothef-
n-av" Of the whole brood Of sssasins and
snoouraVed the criminals 10 execute their
sefsrious dedgns by afording them every fac.
dU In her power TO extend towards them A lev
'ersons who talked the matte over thought that th.
roman could not have been gulty, because che did
'ot pull the trisgu Of Booths pistol and a. he
.ad stoned With his life, for the murder Of Ut ,lden
lincoln. that II sS enough N hang Harold and
hayne for THAR more selive participation in the trae
events Of the i4ih Of April .i, These people
bought Atrerodt ought to have been Imprisoned for
tfs
Sympathy 10 such Q universal a,tribnts Of the fe.
male SEX that reporters during their pe rsgfins-
'oia were astonished to End - much Of II lack
ng when the execution Of Mrs. euuatt
sS canvasscd In the presence Of ladies.
She got her deserts" was a common expression.
A. general thing every female disliked the idea of
hanging woman" and hoped the example would
GOT he follow ed. when other wee convlc cd Of
.rime. In this instance they considered that Ms
surrstt deserved her fate, but naturally Obi cted to
The accomplishments "Iiangins her In COM
rsny With all thoss men, Just like q
man, too, Its sbominsblc," said one petty
little married woman TO her husband, Who
replied NY dear, you forget that she kept con pany
sith these .eoundrels before Mr.. Lincoln vi. muir
dered, and you ought not blame the authorities
Nthey enforce her presence among them when the
penalty Of crime 10 exacted" True" said the wife
bat II seems 90 rude and unc viliIed 10 treat a
soman 90 eIactly like man, even n she "a, ,uoA
criminal. I hope newt time a~omsn 1. found guilty
Of msrder they Won't hang her % publicly that 1,
an" II vas curious to note the g.ation Of
ether ladies and witness their eassrness for all the
"details Of the execution. The accounts 10 the daily
lspeu we're read With graz Interest and
I'll the details commented upon with more vivscit,
han the fair usually cap es In ordinary snsI.
The hanging Of MIS-. surratt 10 evidently the latet
sensation" the women Of this city have eSpe rnced
and ~ one III natured old bachelor eKpre,sc 1.-THE
somen don't look quite 70 ~ohsh, aftef teing mai,
70 understand that their pestlooats won't project them
from the consequences Of enms. ln,ursnce on hu,.
bands lives has been lessened, by tie sood exam.
ole Of hanging one female culpri." Tho rnih man
brought contempt on himself by the remark, and the
aides who heard II, houncod out Of the room and dc.
'laed they never would speak 70 him again" Serve.
dim nsht.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-ruruY CONDITION
or InE sTREErs.-A call wa Issued on SATURDAY. for
meeting OF thi, Board, to lie held at O'Clock N,
rut at that hour aquorum not present. and hence
an adjournment had until to-day at 2 O'Clock T. NJ
The object Tor which the meeting was lied, II wu
dndeptood, was 70 adopt resolutions requesting
he Mayor TO Immediately convene the Bolrd OF
Health, Which !, empowered to take stringent
measures to have the streets properly cleaned, and
30 vast seeumuistons Of garbage and ashes removed
seiore the public heath Ia ENDANGERED
hPostSo CATHOLIC CEREMoSIEs-CoN
n ArIoS or AL1AEs At ST. JAMES CuuE0n.-For
como time pIst this Chuc CHI, which IL nov under the
's'oFa care OF the Rev, y. IA. farre ly has been
i-iertolns extensive repairs The Church has been
'htueV renovated, and 10 a. good new. There arc
ieveTh beautiful paintings en- Jtesco one of which
"e' ue organ" representation Of tho Annuncia.
Ion. The al arr are VI en stone with matbI. ION.
'ni are mo'els Of architecture. The Ilsh Atari,
'eIy handsome Indeed, and wa yesterday without
'rnnuent, cave two yaSos filled With flower. Tho
hhas we're beautifully ornaIuented. and are d.d,.
iacd' ono to the Virgin Mary, and the oth,r 10 III
Joseph. Although he admission ice to vi,no,, ,hs
ceremonies was one dollar the Church va crowded.
o excess
At w o'clock, the Archbishop, attended h, Tho
Rev Francis McNerney, and p.eceded by tic ~
Michael Cur'r, Re-. +. II. Faue,y. Co n. O'C.L
Ia han, Father Deubiesse :. l.. Roy tunes Nor.
ht,, and several acoyicA hui hahltcd Ia co,o
ana n,itre entered and. Sceaing he step, o.
toe Hleh A.ta, commence 10 ,ay no
a,er o. eon.ecLalion. A. 'h' t,ne he e
IL e During the pa er the \ vhh.,aep .ucipt.s
sSh ,o,n n ne aieiS,th Re b., ch; .m, Wei
the 'iscrer, Have me, upon me, D "a tu,,,iI