The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-22

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jams Loszea, ftapa London for sRhsfadaf-I
phia, iH,ashore 1T Indian River inlet.
The captain, hiswifs and :dSngheer, the
frat fl.aJ AnG lss, seooad mates and twp seahsn
wEasz. March 20.--gos.s: 20,-;ss Is ::.as azsa ss
the dsy quietly, and remained ddsing the
greAterpart Of the time in his cell, ::s.Hs
heard: early, in the day. Iot the Anal ef.I
teohnicaiity, the execution, and hiA hopes
the e6ott had proved. III vaih. De became
very detected. hung his head on his
breast, and desired that no one. would
speak to him, except bis wife. She faint
cd on ho;r.ng Of the failure of this last
eaoft On recovering, she returned to
her husband, 'Rnd? placing her, hand in
kisy sat by hifn .Eor hours; hue spoke
little, About :lsK!psst eight. this even
ing, she final paEttng between, FOSTERS and
hiaiwife took! plaoesa Both were deeply
Affected. He kissed her repeatedly and
she i6iupg s6A him uhtii oferDome With
emotion. She tainted; and. was carried
away,by her, brother. . The lprlson, OIL
eials were deeply aafaotede by, the soeIe.
sRey. Pr, Tying !, spahf npwards. tot an
EAp5qF, thls aftAAfnoopS AZ With Foster, .; who
fSlsseped earnestly 20 his exhortations.
tFusterw4s aia6 SfsiHa during the day BY
his, bfothefrin, law, Ms fatbar.- and by
Fatbara Duyanguetk a Catholic priest,
! but srefused to undergo tho urdeafaoi
parting with his children, whom he has
- - "a
NKw ,YoRK, March Il e Fdslsr, was
.I'oI6ok, this morning. Foster awoke at
ToSlook, purtook of a CUP Ho6Hsg rbnt
ale nothing. He whs very pale, and hin
strength: seemed, last failing nii He -WYes
attended by Rev; DEl Tying. and Rev.
Mr. ,1Sh6onmaker, chaplain Of Slug Sineft
He VII, engaged In devotional eSercises
up To- 3 clock. At eleYea minutes pAst
8, hbtx6s led ont. supportedhby Sheriff
HrehGap and the under Sheriff. Foster
walked unfaiteringfy to.?tHe sCshold,
Hjs1Sens had . IASfi0f f1osh:59 Arrived ,Asss
meath The soaAEeld,- -Re7IDfr E5nR,-as-
liSted' iby H41.HMs.l SH6ohmaE6fi READ
th4 rf1HY- -arSkA Psalm. II yshSs sus&1SA
words RAfe read: in whioE teH Raw Dfs
Tyne, ,baaought God ia open tie aye pf
mency nbondfhi2 thy servant. the pcsne
was h6shed and impressive Din, the exa
trebfs.' - Ddrfng TIE ,fsadiHg or tho asaf.
.yica lFoster. stood beneath the, ,soaffold,
.msfaad bowed down, nnd his.lAtt hand
shading his eyes. Rev. Dr.! 8h0onmakef
'shoSR hands with Foster ana aaid; .ag36d
blefa Thee. my dear friend. .'i,I ~ AZ sea9Sss
teen minutes past 81, the bolt was drawn,
.and 4hs body. rose. into, the, air3 The
'S3naARmned uan gave ono sligh struggle
M I'll Z
cepeihaa There was an absence ,of7 the
was q slightA con traction Of the 'l5wer
limbs, And q barely .pereeptible. Motion
.of the hands" After hanging fys mil
,nutes, the body was lowered about nine
dnohes, and minute thereafter about 4
fool {4ftbSr., Twelve minutes after. ithe
bolt Iad been, dawn, biz. ceased. to
heak IN Eostar had died almnat without q
stsokgls. ~; ysss iexidenN during the
Feidfpg 'ot thu; service. that shs WAS ra.
PLY si1kiaey ansd scarcely ablee Is stand.
The ply 56i1iAhs' h0ticed dthihI And! Rev.
Mr. SohobhnRkAf had i1st shook siAnds
with Foster, aud said, 1000 a.byS: God
bless you. my .friand." when the fatal
bolt was drawn: After being allowed
to hang a little OYER twenty minutss. the
body vas lowered into the coffin, and
conveyed Into the dead, house Of the
Tombs; FROM Whibh it will be taken to.
day, to the residence of Fosters widow.
The .interment will, probably take place
on Monday next. At twenty minutes
before 1O.i the crowd .of deputy sheriffs
and others. .of l50 persons, who Had
gained adpat4ainn to Witneas the exsou-
tion, slowly made their exit from the
soene.oini.tt :4t.:I . X - -, six.
Shortly after Foster had l5sen cut
doWn. the sexton Of DR.. Tyng's church
called az the Tombs. and requested that
the body be allowed to remain till late in
the afternoon, when II will be removed
to the reeidenbs vi his wife. None of
the unfortunate. mans friends have
called to see the body since the exeou-
ton. He is lying in o room in the
Tombs, In an undertaker's box, waiting
to be removed. y "''is'rs't' =
.Bosros, March 21.-The bark Jose
phine, for Buenos Ayres from Boston.
with wool and hides, went to pieces. =
James MoEheny, the wife murderer,
was hanged to-day.
jersey Cry. March 21.-The passen-
ger depot and ferry houses of the Erie
Ro1f n.