The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18

vas d,snal,oed FOR sueh an ohce his minons, howev
returned him. and Mo Oussos, the Hon - ~" yssirx
md on his pssng . occupy the ordered hun e pe
Piectsd Upon This Gordon insu.sd Inv suS INK
out walls Of The Assembly and wherever ne
he unsparng IN his denancsisons ., ~, sns Ss
as ant ss:,rsa shc Saron was tired in tho Circuit
Court before Eir Bryan Edwards and special Try and
verdict was c given ssaSs. run rue for new E s Inc
again 4 went against him, and again he ~.ade app.
cation and had Just !. SO ssry veil rns for
psasantTy of 81 Thomas In Hie Esaa This man had
M them 10 believe that he Acme was their friend
aud that be was being pefsscstet on their account
Then he caused TO DO Innte circulated throughout
the parsh iacondary pac'4rds denouncng the foreign
be doing ? short time before, his Excellsncy the
Governor had cause reply Of the Queen 70 certain
throughout the country headed in large etters 'srhe
Queens awe" and on those DEMONSTRATING out
soachDss End exhortations, thus passing them on as
coming II i'm hts Sovereign
Proofs adduced at the trial Of Horny Lawrence tays
ono o. the focal papers) fully establish George William
Cord JDs gty completely IN the foul murders at Morant
Ba'I Letters were found in Lawrence's keeping, from
ordon making direct referesce to the plot decided
upon indicating the Baron Won Kcielhodt the Rev.
Mr. Hechel and others, vctisns} whose escape from
count De suffered 70 take place Il viii be seen that
thus the arch traitor true 20 the system of hypocrisy
which he had formed for himssf a,ed With ahe upon
lion and Of the tragedy cnacted ut AoSant Bay, and pro-
tested his innocence 10 tho last These prsofs and many
the prime mover and promoter IL the foules deeds Of
Hood that have marked tho outbarst Of thas rebellion.
3 MIGRANT Bay Correspondence, Nov. 81
The court martial commenced it's s;ttings 1t about hsff
past two O'Clock and closed al about four The court
consisted Of Lientenant and Commander Brand 0ynx'D
Ensign Kelly, Of the Fourth West India regiment, and
Ensign Taylor, Of che Sixth Royals.
FEMALE ASSASSIN.
Al about hosr after the rising Of the court four
prisoners executed-three men and one woman
the latter being the infamous wretch Jessy Taylor who
sat on late Mr. Prices chest on the evening Of the
insurrection he lay half dead, and finished him by
repeated blows from hachet, which she held in her
hands Horrible fend--what mode OF death could could
man devise let her truly feel that just retributon
was being toalt out 70 her
GoRpoNs ovERsEER.
The rst prisoner tried Henry Lawrence, the
seer OF G. w Gordon, the "Rhine, and his well
known asen and conhdant Like ms vilianous master,
10 which placed with the other rebels As on the
day of the trial OF his MASTER there was solemn quiet
within sic court, and silence profound death
without, only broken by the tread Of the armed sentry
the space to the right Of The building The testimony
against MIN was strong EXTREMIST degree I.
proven that early on the morning Of the nsurrection
he ensrsated and advised Dr. MAJOR, who lives n
the "Rhine, not TO come into the Bay, and, after
wrote Mrs. Major stating that the Doctor would
be quite safe; but ne was pa aird me Baron ana mr.
mentsyy evidence also Of strong nature against him IN
q. W. Gordons letters TO him and his replies thereto
one present that this was fully aware before
hand OF tho contemplated attack OF Paul Boyle and hs
associates the deienceess victims buchered that day
IN the vicinity Of the Court House IN this town. Let
those who amid the Of politics and the heat Of party
strife nave dragged men xe "a ana others from
ends, taught them to be political chnrlaans until they
have become rebes-raitcrs to thorgracous Sovereign
and TO their country reflect on tile devastation and ruin
they have been instrumental IN dealing out TO parish
wholly agricultural Let them reflect say, for in shame
they will have hide their thoughts The traitor Law
renee made no defence The trial lasted good WHILE
and at the end he put in charge of an armed sentry
knowing at the time the nature Of his sentence
CAPTAIN SPENCE AND AFFLIcK.
The next man tried Afiick who, twas proven,
10 Hodlcy esste In search Of Mr. HARRISON armed
% the teeth and whose person was found clothing
notorious Spence This the Captain Spence Of the
armed band who after having Joined In the murders
aud committed in Bay led his up the valley
district evyingscontribntons0 Of arms ammunition and
money from the afrghtened residents, demanding and
compelling al shops that lay in his march TO be opened
in order supply himself and rebels with meat and
drink, tobacco clothing. &C lad named Henry Bowen
head Of his men threatened him II he attempted
TO rum and commanded him 10 swear allegiance TO him
and his party He also boosted 10 the presence Of this
lad another witness that ''when they killed the Rev
Mr. Herschcl, at Morant Bay, as they drew the sword
bayonst out Of him nothing came out but fat"
murder Serge Island estate. They from Gar
brand Hail. and we're seeking To take the life Of all con-
their daily bread II the hands Of these md
their associates THAT Mr. Mark Douglas the bookkeeper
revelvcQ
effects Of which he is but slowly recovering In fact
he only escaped with life because, believing him 10 DO
dead, they left him.
CLARKE AND ANOTHER MuRDERrss.
The last tried the renowned Samuel Clarke Of ST.
David's. Evidence brought against him that he
than told proprietor that he would yet
Elizabeth FGd the Young Hecate who with cutlass in
hand swore vengeance against the volunteers because
payd,sMand against ali white and colored men in,s
crimnately, was captured to day. This same shedevn
among the crowd Of those who on the night Of the
insurrection compelled Mr. Kirkland's clerks open
the and supply them with what they wanted ard
while she was in the store demanded no end Of things.
There great difficulty in apprenending this prisoner
was said by all that shc had left her dwelling and
gone up Manchonea However SERGEANT Major judah
selected faithful rural constacs who were in
search OF her This on Wednesday They said they
could not promise to bring her next day but they would
do 30 to-day and true TO word she was duly brought
down and safely lodged in custody. She Is q young
OF abont two and twenty, and looking at
her. without knowing anything o her horrible dongs in
the late nsurection, would take her for anything
but what she really is
PAUL BoGLE's WIFE.
Now for Mrs. Paul Boyle dare say you-and, no
doubt all your readenfancy al once that the wife OF
tho sia,wart General u PAU Boyle must be fine good
looking middle aged black woman, comoy enough for her
class, and SO forth But no; Twill give you thumb nail
portrait Of her Mrs Paul Boyle great height
She is about five feet two inches with wrnklcd yellow
face-a half decrept piece OF Humanity To sum up my
extremely small and spare. while the other Il in state
OF eephantiass Such 10 the wife Of the mock hero Of
Stony Gut She came in to-day and delivered herself up
70 the authorities.
MRS. MOSES BoGLE AND HRR BON.
Henry Boglo the OF the hate Moses Boyle, together
with his mother Mrs Moses Boyle, have just been
brought In The young rebel Ia severely wounded
that he had 70 ride his feet being placed in hampers
No doubt these two notorious infurrcctioniss will
the doom that has ushered Paul Boyle another
world.
The court martial has removed It's sittings from the
wharf house to Mrs. Coughs lodgings They have just
resumed Fifteen were tried and condemned 10 death
Among them 10 the celebrated David Cornw ell the lieu
tenant under the notorious Captain McClaren. He
taken ~ FIRST and having evidence against him he
volunteered 10 conduct the MsuoDs 70 where the BoRles
and Boue were in fact to the whereabouts Of the leading
insurgents II was through his fundamentally these
leading insurgents were caught But their
tion evidence has turned up duplicating Cornwcn He
tried oday, and the evidence against him con
elusive He 10 among those sentenced 10 be hanged.
At six O'Clock this morning the fifteen condemned 10
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