The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11
Important from South America.
SPAIN DECLARES WAR AGAINST CHILL
A Blockade Proclaimed.
IN ews From IIayti.
iHE REBELS AND THE ENGLISH
q British Ship Blown Up.
&C.. &C.. &c.
EXECUTION OF wIRZ.
Scenes nj the ScnfIold.

Washington, Nor i0.-Thi, morning Psthsr
Boyle administered tho sacrament TO Cept wiz.
and Father wifesi, also Of the Roman Catholic
CAuich. then placed upon the prisoner the black
sole, remaTtlne ~ he dld 90 81 hope this vill bs
turned into white one in the other world 'Atso
sinuIes past 10 O'Clock Captain wirz came from his
oil in the Old Capital Ph,en, accompanied by
Provost Mtrshh Russsl aud other ofhceT. and by
fa,lsr, Boyle aud " geet and passing between the
military guard they Acendsd the 'catod Tho
pn.on,r vi. then seated Tho ,c,ifold -a' twelve
ieet - usre and twenty-five feet 70 the top beam
With trsp twelve feet IRON the ground Tho guard
s,nsst "a of thc 1855 Ponnsy.ysniA Volunteers and
| sh-e, ,e,scnmenti Of tbs veteran Reserve CorI~,
| spder the command OF Captain Walbridco, the
uihaI y superintendent Of tbs Old Capitol Prison.
tLsr. so,t several hundred reetAtors present. be-
,Ge- m.Asary, C., lans HAVING been admitted on
o.iai r..,e, Amid profJuud silence, Provost
| H.sh' q Ru.si proceeded 20 read The order nj tho
| W. Department found this verdict Of the
ssurt-, nAr,ini Which tried the prisoner
The pr,sonetW, charged and convicted Of con-
f.si., j a tsdi|r. ior ~ C',h, john " W .ndcr.
4 =. -nsl.l B. - M1er, lsA.nh Vine, ". = windsr'
Kerr, Ia to VI, .pu1 se-sd 81 Ah1ersoayi ale JAIME.
Sunc.R, Wese' ". Turner, Benjsmin llafns aud
y Ahsrs tsLnss uaues Hic urkuOs a., and vito we're
th,n EN- .Aed IN armed rebellion against the nted
S.sIcs inaliciou,, and tsiiorousi and ~ violating
se.iroy he hsrs ~ subiect,nl torture and crest
snfenn', Nv routninc 10 unhealthy Md nnwltlt,
sns ~ siters. BY crposinE 10 the iuclomen'y OF
vfn'erand 10 Ile JeNs anu buru!ns sun Of -ummer.
By compelling se use OF implie vsier a., py int.
.uIub.- - II +, l.ru prsouca 20 vi The number
sfalout 45lOy ha as pT'one' Of sar a. Andt trsor-
s.tc,. on or ieoie he q7th Of Nsch, 1865, and a,
siVvrs b mes hctwean that day and the Ion DAY ct
stals. M. I'M le ueiLsnsd ant impaired, aul
'hn the insuaenu ,engned ~ nhti fi
-ss aided snd contriei, sto. The order state.
.at tho prisoner a. ound guilty of ths .-con
ehSrye namely Murder, in violation Of tho laws
and customs OF var, aud guil' o. A. me 'pt eisen,
uons tSc.p ms tns 4.h, lHh' Lud lo'h' VIII, n tnl
.i,h reyoyer. taag no ordered 'eltmel 60 Or
A.IJon an1thsr with reyo!ye. ena that M .hol
pnclldes - follows sthttl,o Ma tAe Nsp.l a.
bsf, one sentence him, beuIy VIZ, - he hanfeI
he aeCk until no b. dead, NJ such lime ami place
u tbr p,esident OF the tinted states may t.tse
IA o-thi rus OF tho Memuers VI the CONF roncur1ni
hcrsiu And .nC Court also Ina the ~ pisoner iienf'
VAR, giliify Of hGN nr caui' re oeA ln .he man
ssf ~ IL gcI ia specification ll' ch4 Sc = by mean
a Goss OF ulee prone, o. AZ IN IN os ep,tol
AZ about the l51L day OF aqy, 1904, another occur
flng OF sbout lhe I'm day o. july lsgh sn9tne
~ vhiuh undiug LeIe oIiItssed. h-- nos And .i'
cot entsr iulo tha sn'eneo OF the CoaH n beior
second. The prccesdinFs finding and ,sntenc- T.
Ne ioteFoIug cgse ha' 'lhk u'en suuulIttu 70 "
pfssd-uI VI the Uutid htaiss tue ioiosins are hi
\ "."' "FyrcuTryr H,ssIos. Nov. B. 1865.
The rroceedin.., hnIInr cnl ecu euee OF tue Cour
/ q, ths hln case, are AppIJsed, AID Is il otuore
al the sentence be carried INTO oIecution ty q.
b,ef cor nandiaS he department of Na'hinston
(. tn6s,. thv t,l IA Say OF Sovcnber, le65. bctuee
he houls oi o'cJc. IN Ihr ne. n'ns snn - "cioc
ioon. ,.,,s, ~" % = :, y, ~ + ~ i.,.t .,.
Third Major Ctuert, :. & Augnr, tymmand.n
he Depatncn ct 5snosps Ire IL Ss,s S Hepr
In to te duIy eI .euIed 'a accordance With 1h
topr,S, i1s Mlhtarv Commission, Of which Mao
Isuern Lewis Wallace, -. Nos, Is f.osdent
rety dissolved, by colamAnd Of tue rissdons oI 81
''''1 '''tsl cslsnet! ,. d. Tow-sEvn, A q.
Wlry eonver,sd D. u tAoso on tie platform VT
..rin, .,imaes, and ,e.f-posIesl.on, and II VI
marked tb.. be hal q smiling eouEienAnes. I
,,p.rituaI adviser hs ,aid II am innocent.
ave 10 die, but can die l,Sesmsn have hop
the fuiule have nothing more n say" II
scsaud hAndi we're tied, tao noose passed Goun
usok, and the black cap p!sced over his face. II
.,od erect without fatsgins. evidently hHViI
s-ved himself for tue SOLEMN event. Those on Il
!s,iorm retired to ths railing, leaving Il
coined man Ia the centre Of tho sructur
tGer few moments Of profound quiet Il
ron apre,oncer.ed signal, fell. Tho sounds th
.sAsioped, having reached the ears OF the promise
Il, crowd outside OF the Old Capitol grounds b
,ho .ere mot privileged TO view the eIecutlon vi
sponded 10 by repeated shouts Of appreciation. II
sonyiet, directly alter falling vas ooniidsrab
onvu sed in his l %, but the agony was soon owe
le hang about Hf.een minutes, and then was c
osu. His BODY wa laid upon stretehsr aud co
eyed to the prison shers itVn placed in . soh
nd transferred to Father Boyle for interment. II
ek va broken by the fall. All the proceedin
reupIsd about three -fourths Of an hour.
SECOND DISPATCH.
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