, 1866-08-13

try and write you few lines, although feeble VII,
be the efozt for me to communicate my feelin.s
and the emotions Of ny broken heaft. have III
here. l have Wondered why you have not wr;stcu ca
70 Iuc onca, fer you must know thr anxieiyI
Se an un parent eodsn % sn esgs
| aEd trust that God viii provide home Tor ron
A. H., aJ & 1as' seanssE. TO yon IS fos you o give
1 10 ignorance; a. rhelr unworthy father did. be.
| yonto give t.cm knowicage Of The Bible; ieaInn
Wsnrs rom nd ne ane @ tha las son no Is s
called Jon son. Bit for ibis ueck Fsiday sal h
liz On sea e 5fsss
| more Fin nns aofEoE. wish Jnhn 10 visit his
| grandma often a. lens as sl.e lircs,. viii not
nov now h!d you good bss NJ pIsys: i, may God
! LAST DAT.
Al IN early hour In the morning tho iaIl
yard WAS surrounded by crowd, which H.
creased AZ the hour approached for the exc
eution: The same morbid curiosity that was
exhibited at the execution Of Dr.. Hughes Vas
visible The jail yard WIS guarded by the
Metropolitan Police force, and noae ad1nittei
except those who held tickets
a. ten o'clock this morning VIC visited him
in his cell. To the question Is to how h. llad
passed tile night, he replied: "Giory be to
God, never better in my life Invent to bed
at twelve o'clock and never slept sounder.
and @ feel refreshed and well this morning.'
VIC never saw him look better. His eye was
proyocation. He said he never expected to
have the feeling Of resignation to his fate that
he then experienced lie wns willing to 70
at any time. He talked freely with evcfy
Mr. JAMES Murphy, of the Metropo1itau
Police force, who was the guard OF S{.Con-
nell for the two nights prcvious to his execu-
tion, handed us this morning the following
his last nights:
iske The liberty Of giving the public some In
fSma,on To- Of tas r1isas character and discourse
% .he nights Of The eighth and ninth Of Ansnst.
On ihe night Of The eighth he said his prayers IRON
G1, eiGh. to ts'4 O'clock, slept sound unta seven
swearing and vulgar discourse Of his ftlios pris-
aaae By 5Bs Dsst in Of b usSa eGapsay Of oa
pronounce g him to be moral man.
Nj esEen IN 9! e.ns wss ssd h G,1 ,h
family; md was born In the comfy Of T5rons,
pnbIic h4s heard ths truth q It. 81 profession lon
H he is a. Eplseonaiap: Ihe Rev: ~. Cody, Epis-
TO his fatc. he ha7 attended bis church resujafly.
Ne says u ssas passion that made him commit Tie
warning b1y his untlmely end, and learn to curb
their passions in time The right Of lie 9Th be
rRf4 RJafrh had $NN
Billie read to him. The morning OF The I0th he
arose Ut dye o'clock. kntcled down and pfayed for
hali an an honr, walked about for TN minutes,
spstleo anu prayed i9t another half hour. He Is
MEETING or coLy1S AND M'coSSELL.
He expressed desire to sec Colyiu, the
husband Of his victim, L he was in the city.
Calvin I'M" th,. ;n;1 ~ N.. o.,n,.,a ~.
ceji WcT;nuns1, ro.,o,,a5 " ~ t!; tns
said, William. can you forgive me:" Col
| refused IL shaEa i,andS v;.hhtrs Nv ANU
NcConneii hurst ;ntn tcors Wcrt 1,.o ,,;s
cc1l Enc1t d,Un an1 oe,n.,s,,o'3 aasu uls
The Sheriff nrrcd co1r;n ~ sha, i:.mj.
| with lin. fmt I,c st;iI -cf,saJ s"r;ns 'eo t,a
| would MT shaLn hanIs With q .nnrj.-a. "e
The Sheriff then caiie,i lin INTO Mc4.nnna,i.s
cell and after ns;dcrah1a .U n,rs,e .n,, 10
cu,scntcd ~ st,af.o i,a.,I 1r;.J t;... ~
in- liz rcmort That If 1;.J DO ar.rax, i,;!s, h.
would. Calvin tnld MrfsnnnrIl 7i,at H.. had
sutrrr,.d Hverrih;n,r m III ncconntLai,,,...t ~
as mich ma thc a,=ath ncnaIsv WELL -, ~.
inf{;cief. The scene 1r,s n.f,r;,,,,. .,.E..t-,,,
,a 49, ,o..a. - "As t.... =
witnrss,,l Il, y %A'' ~
In cnnversnt1on dur,nv tho fo-c,oo,, a. ;7.r
fefsut times. Gc said lie had nu,;,in~ f.-;hr ~
to saw in rejtrcnec to thc raur,lrr' IL. /, -,
told I'll! the truth III lis confession mad, -
few days nco' "
rx..u
rhr shor,a 4seuo, a limiscd nu,,.,... -;
! t;rSrt. fn rritness ,na o,,o.,,:', 60, =; y;
tr"r.. J,rcse,t ~ aise tne a'" ~ :asoa..;sii
.,se aAso eesetal ot tAc )ue"1s;"A''
"..e SI G4sI
,.;1 s.;s;t =. Wa ncs. ar. s'as't, o. H:rs1,
rts, conrerso;;nn sr;',, ,,a u'a sua -" mn
usrtre usre w ~ R,e% w. nm: t. A.3es tti a.:
ar,or,., +ia ,,nss,, ~ ~ Nv u'A ~ hasy
| hor ~ H., 49,. .,an.. ;;' ~. .'4 ~. tuaH'.,'
81 ,nwnr1s lin .n.;,,.r i,; 49,
Ea';nris IA u ~. !i.a 'aectati"', as''a
'ce''ns's "'' ner ans s;os'S ao,, ~.
The came r,11nrs s. w,s '.n H., .,,.,, .-,,,,,,
a..a 49,, 1r,.'.,s s1 hso vaeA ,tt"p!r ,'.,,nl
ntn.r;t, tut "n1n .n.' anes Mese !1sst' tailt
W.. ~ ,ia - 49, Mns ~ ~ 'a'' t'.sl c.,r
met ~ "a tns toHel eoIllcof" I'll 1hc ta,i, r;arIs
nr,,t1on ~ X p'ft u'na as "aea osca 'of u: Tx
ecutlon u OF- nushes-
co-o,., 4;,aS 1911: 10 DIE J.,
asse,. selat .!Inee oAsnr INC tn:canf'n Inc
uo".nso a man IIa expressed q wash fnE Inc houi
~ sIe ~ sSsA1e4 a1Nl''as 20 has'' AZ c'ri
70 az ms trouble. Unlike 1nnS; muFdcfcrt
that we haye seen cSl''ate 'i'riT great erins
on Tue scanoid, he loa@et. u: te!sascd frs:r
the ne. eafthMto s17 ~ haye thv III 'a"!'c1i come
yery neatly dressed in b'acE paa;s and w4i:t
INTERVIEW WITH MIR. coo.Ey.
About eleven O'Clock. Rev. Mr. Cooley we.lt
to his cell, and had psaye.s; aud r.ik.;s,,;
conversation with the Iaiso:er. E"v. 3lr
Bush, OF Berea, was also present. e.;un
nell still persisted III The Truth -, lii ,u~.nr.
confession. He talked freely and calmly.
BlDs THE POLICE Guoa. nrE.
After prayers in his cell, wi.';.1 wc Ynay
! here say was on the west s.it.;. .: III, ia;!. ii
the second tier, and the next ,o Inc or. Il
which DR.. Hughes was corli,.cd. s.c Mc;ro
politan Police came in and lid bi,n goed bye
A. a,u,.ao,, 1nE f.SAL SCENE:
rern;atI sec1, e. aalnat9s i pasi i"e4Te oc.ocs
na,S,,at;od ~ ~ ri.S sein- ie vas nc
ss;a.1...rns -. - snS.M ~ r N'Iu.a, usiM3 S.s:fiu
ptnsso,,, ny; :; az. S9e!t' E:s- ~. ku5;i,
an9 ~ t.,,. za1tulncy ,, Na.n. t"shhs! sit /
e;,cd 1,;s S:nr.a," nv a.ls aasenei oses ann
seS @ EIs': ~ ts. Isaset "ls Anca rtaG hE