The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-05 00:00:00

THE ALLEGED MURDER BY TWO

FrALIANS.

•
Yesterday morning Mr. W. Baker resumed, for
the third time, the inquiry, at the London Hospital, re-
specting the death of Themes Marley, aged 21 years, an
Irish labourer, who was stabbed in the abdomen on Monday
morning last, during a fight with two Italians, named Giu-
seppe Ramarady and Emanuel Antau, both of whom were
sailors connected with a vessel lying in the London Docks.
Pertieulers of the ease appeared in our Themes Police in-
telligence of Tuesday lat.
The following additional evidence was adduced:
Ellen Wallace, of No. 16, Crown-court, East Smithfield,
said : On Monday morning lost she was stundieg in Brown
Bear-alley, opposite where the row took place, when she
heard Tenyson say to an Italian girl, named Angelina, "I
will knock out your eye, or any of the foreigners." Di-
rectly afterwards the two Italians came out of N 0.6 armed
with poker and tongs. Antau struck a man named Conolly
on the back with the poker, and at the same moment the
deceased (Marley) wrenched it from his hands when Rama-
rady rushed forward from the side and stabbed deceased in
the belly. Tho deceased gave witness the poker, and said,
" Take it, I am stabbed." The two Italians then ran away,
one of them dropping the tongs on the way. The canoe of
the fighting was the words used by Tenyson to the Italian
girl called Angelina. There had been a row between the
Italians and the Irishmen at the Crown public-house shortly
before the affray in Brown Bear-alley.
Police-constable 91 H deposed to dispersing several fo-
reignen who bad been quarrelling with some labourers at
the Crown. Witness saw one had a black eye, and Ange-
lina said they had been fighting with the Irishmen.
Wtt-
neu drove them away, and directly afterwards heard a cry
of "Police." On going back be met two men running
away, and one of them he recognised at the station-house
by the hair on the upper lip. Witness allowed them to ,
pass, and found on setting to the end of the alley that a I
man named Marley had been stabbed and others also in-
jured by the two foreigners who had previously
witness. The deceased was placed on a stretcher and passed
con-
veyed to the hospital.
Angelina Sposltor alias Heath, of No. 7, Green-yard, East
Smithfield, was next called, and said she had been cohabiting
with the Italia°, Giuseppe Rimandy, for several weeks. On
the morning In question witness saw the other foreigner,
Emanuel Antau, for the first time. They were drinking with
other Italians at the Three Crowns public-house, East
Smithfield. Witness left shortly after twelve on the Sun-
day night, and went home to Brown Bear-alley, where she
had some beer with another girl of the town. Soon after-
wards witness went to the Crown public-house in Butler's-
buildings, and saw the policeman driving several men
away. Witness also observed some Irish labourers among
them. In a few minutes she heard a row, and on going
out of her room to the door witness saw the two foreign-
ers (Ramarady and Antau fighting with the Irishmen. Did'
not recollect Tenyson s tag to her, nor did she see either
of the foreigners stab t e deceased. Had heard Ramarady
several times say, " The first Englishman I get hold of I I
will have his life." He had likewise thrown a bison of
boiling water over her.
By the Coroner—Saw a scuffle between the prisoners, but I
could not swear that she saw either of them stab the de-
ceased,
nor did she see the knife at all. Had endeavoured to
recollect if any one had threatened her, but could not,
having been drinking. There were upwards of twenty
persons standing round the men who were fighting.
Tho man Conolly stated that as he was passing No. 6,
Brown Bear-alley, the Italian, Anne ran out of the pas-
sage and struck him on the back with a_poker. Witness
ran into his own house for protection. Upon coming out
again witness heard the deceased ezclaim, " I am stabbed."
Could not say who stabbed the deceased.
Ellen Smith, a single woman, proved that she heard
Eamunly ask Antau for a knife. Anton then handed
Bamarady one who put it in his pocket. Directly after-
wards Beaserady sashed with the egos knife towards the
deemed medethermeklat amid mei egg whom he stabbed.
He had his arm raised, with the tide et the knife pointing
outwards. Witness then Weed • bade malaise, "Oh!
they are stabbed I" Ram—.4y luesdieed the knife, at
the same time dreaSseang to glob geese one. The keile
predated le the NMI dela beld la big bead.
Brea
Iteledi that he hand the deranged
wounded 111 dr Wow, mil ea saki!. him who had doe
it deemed " • beeigner." The deeded was
takes to the when be regagabed Auld as the nue
who gam the to Paarsady. deemed ides geld
an the way to the motley "I ma dyieg." Wham wee
directed to the phase by beering the fligift of " Xeriler."
PotioresedeW 4114 A said ke ed Glamor, Rear
ndy to the bald& at de deseneed wee home.
distely se& " That is the ad who are."' Dr
ceased awed to be dyke whoa he made the deibrades.
whisk was ewe In the posigam of other oaken and the
medisel gesidgewn.
Medd diem proved apprelawdleg Rainarady onside
the Lowden Docks, when le said die Bogilinne• led
ens* him with a stick on the heed. Conveyed be. to the
gamin. sad ea gearshift the peleswer dyad
hails whisk had he missed. lie deeded*hhieg tthehe
deesamd.
Yr. Nay Porter, the house to receiv-
ing the deeded into the lempled, and . that he had •
weed abed two Mohr above the led and modem
Vgentslab between the deg as the des dd.. whisk weal
the din and the aisles. The beaseramedided
weasel wsobsitima: lady. whisk led gime the geed
night. On a mere Mamie ezeadsation, he hand
the wound seem distague through de intestines
into the_ . The dims of the lady were healthy.
The Ora den remerld adm widow ; and the
jury, after • brief assaltaties, usesdessudy agreed to a
verdict of " llansieughbe Against Giuseppe Ramaredy and
Emanuel Antes," dew the Nearer issued his warrant for
their sommiled.

THE NATIONAL CIALLINT.—The two valuable pic-
tures wetland at the sale of the late Marshal Bosh's col-
lection, and at another sale in Paris, or account of the
trustees of the National Gallery at London, have arrived
in this country, and been safely deposited in that establish-
aunt.

EitioRATIoN To AWITItALIa.—Leist night Mrs.
Chia°lm's second group meeting we. held at the Islington
Bazaar. The room war crowded to excess. Mrs. Chisholm
remarked that it was of the eldest Importance to secure
the clip of wool this year, as, in the event of its being lost,
thousands in Yorkshire would he reduced to pauperism.
Her suggestion was, that the Yorkshire manufacturers
should subscribe a certain amount to send out boys (with
the consent of their parents) who were too young to obtain
a lioeue for the digging,. She urged all intending emi-
grants to examine well the quality of the provisions of the
vessels by which they were to mall, and appertain the names
of the parties who supplied the vessel. Emigrants paid
their ready money, and certainly ought to have good accom-
modation. She strongly reoommended persons not to go
out singly, but in parties of fifty ; and if such a number
same to her she would get another fifty to join them. As a
sign that some attention was being paid to the subject, Mrs.
Chisholm mentioned that model ships were being fitted up
at Liverpool at the
_present time for the conveyance of
cm es. At the close of her address Mrs. Chisholm re-
tired amidst much cheering.
FATAL. Bon ACCIDENT.—TTNEMOUTII, JUNE 3.
This watering place has been thrown into great consterna-
tion
by a fatal boat accident that has happened at Marsden'
rock, about three miles along the Durham coast. The
wife of Mr. Woods. a gentleman belonging to Leeds, accom-
Panied_by female friend, a child's mud, and Mrs.Woods's
two children the eldest seven years, and the youngest
eleven months old, engaged a boat, pulled by two Haven
men, to take them on en excursion to the rock in a coble.
The men's names were John Robson and Robert Hart.
The boat left Tynemoath about 11 o'clock, and had arrived
within about a mile of the rock, when they were overtaken
by a thunder-storm. The men put in towards the shore,
but in doing so, laid her athwart the sea and upset her.
The accident was o' served from the shore, but before assist-
ance could reach the scene of accident, Robson and the two
children were drowned. The females and the other boat-
man were taken to the rock, where every attention was paid
them, and they are now recovering- The bodies of the
children and boatman have been picked up this evening,
and are lying at Marsden, awaiting the inquest. The
boatmen were much blamed.