BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

AUBURN, Aug. 1877 P. M.
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AUBURN, Aug. 1877 p, M.


MORE Ex oITEMENT ABOUT WYArT-lt ap-
pears that when Wyatt was brought from his
cell Tor execution, on Monday last, his dying
request was, that he might be decenty buried.
lie was assured by the Sheriff that he, him
sell, would carry his wish into effect fea


esterday morning he was to have been bu-
rled, a collin having been procured, and the
body laid in il. During the morning the She
rim was away for some time at his farm du.
ring his absence, the body Che says) was ia
ken away, and all traces Of il lost. butmos.
persons thought it had been taken to the pri-
son. ,4 4HNHE9kfl llE8 ttE3 4TUi&


The excitement has increased during TO-DAY
and finally Christopher Morgan, B. f. Hail.
esq, and several other gentlemen, having OBJ,
tanned permission Of the Keeper, (who, il is
said, denied all knowledge Of the affair, pro-
ceeded 10 search the State Prison, and, after
some time, discovered, on opening barrel, the
body Of Wyatt, carefully packed away, and
rsady, as is supposed, to be shipped to some
Medical College for the benefit Of the students
thereof z s7 hs


A large crowd are congregated around the
Prison now, awaiting the appearance Of the
Keeper, TO know if he win surrender the body.
II ne does not. most probably. violence will be
committed Baltimore Patriot s 5a as..ts.