The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-06

sanx snsscheu AZ ..Johp Brownis Bodyp and "Cham-
payne charnsn and chaed the o eciA conssablee who
were marching 10 and down In military order a.
warm INSIDE tho Jail the few Remaining
were roussd Al half mast O'clock said that they
had passed comfortable night At halfpa i've they
-ant 10 mass. The Rev. Canon Csniwei and the Rev.
Fathers Truck and Caad ofcIated and attended the m
happy men during their few remaining moiAeE.-.
the prisoners had been presented with religious medal
which no wore hanging from his neck The priests
were 10 fau eanonicals. They closeted with the
condemned until eight O'Clock approached, when Cal
craft was summoned and proceeded 10 pinon his men
They offered not the least resistance Gould had pre-
viously declared bis intention OF making speech from
prison dssuaded him and he rslinqushed the idea All
OF the prisoners repeated that they died Martyrs and
could not cay this often enough.
Everything was ready inside the jail and outside
ali was quiet The soldiers were In their places al
ready described the crowd away behind the bar
stables stood outside The wall under the gaows; the
streets Of Manchester and Stafford almost deserted
for me wsa disposed population mad complied with the
doors; the windows OF the houses along Bailey
were full OF spectators defiance OF the police regua
tons. All was very quiet aud the fog was dense.
THE LAST SAD scByE or ALI.
Al eight o'clock precisely . signal was given, the
warders, formed from the prison door to the
staircase which led TO the soanold, tho solemn
Procession sS advanced the prssts chanting the Lany
uneasy. The Rev Canon osntseIi escorted him farkn
came next walking very weakly He had to be helped
up tho staircase BY one OF his jasrs Gould came last
and was in better physical condition than either Of the
others. He stepped out braveiy, and uttered HE
sponses In firm Calcraft and his assistant stood
upon the drop awaiting the prisoners. Allen mounted
rs. and as Calcraft pulled tho white cap his
and adjusted tho rope he shuddered convusveiy and
cluichsd bis cruoAx nervousy Gould walked straight
up TO Allen, shook hands with him and kissed him on
the right check. Larkin felt very ill., totered TO his
place with sckly smile paid attention to his
rades aud tainted dead away when the rope was applied
70 bis neck He fell against Gould. but lifted back
to bis station by Cacrats assistant They oil repeated
the prayers after tho priests while the and
wero being adjusted, and when poor Larkns voice
hnshed Goulds could still be heard saying steadily.
"Josus, havo mercy upon us!o moment and Che
priests and jailers moved away and the drop fell.
Allen died easily; Could struggled few moments;
LArkin aroused from hs faint by the all was In tor
ture longest Al nine O'Clock the bodies cut down
and life pronounced extinc. There demonstra-
ton on the Pat OF the populaco except hoarse muir
muir OF disappointment when the fog shut out the gal
lows from their view, bat say that they heard
muttered expressions Of sympathy among the crowd.
30 died The three Fenians who rescued Kelly and
Deay, and tonight all England watching fearfully
lest IN some OF her popuoas towns attempts should DO
made to avenge them.