The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-02 00:00:00

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- Th. prisoner elected to be tried by a wired jury.
Mr. Sarjeant Bellantine (specially realised) sari ill.
F. H. Lewis were counsel for the prosecution. The priers.
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The leased Judge said the rise wu one of coecidearg
difficulty, and the prisoner was a foreigner • la eau
feel obliged if Mr. Montage Williams would verb th
case on behalf of the prisoner.
Mr. Serjesed Salentine said the case was one wiie
would certainly present some difficulty, and cm Air
woad require their mod eeriest attention sad Mew*
The primes: was about to be tried upon a charge spa
which one man hod already been committed, set
would be for the jury to me that justice wee desk
It would be a most monstrous thee if it were to be dead
that one person should step forward and take epos emit
the responsibility of a crime which bad his. oramittel by
another, and suffer the punishment which ought to be ea
demon. by him, and he was sure the jury eau
bring to bear all their judgment in eodevemieg
to arrive et the truth of the matter. The emu*
took pen in the neighbourhood of Saffieddll,
where there are a number of Italians lasted. th
the night of the 26th of December, in the be.
is question a sundae of Englishman wore sesierid
is what was called the tagatelle.rocen. The de
mead, Michael Harrington, was there, sad the be
stabbed sad bad died there could be no doubt, sad thee
were two other persons stabbed at the same time, and the
cud be very little doubt that all the parties were would
by ems person, and the question would be where, be
puma was the prisoner at the bar. In sib.
Men he the Englishmen mumbled at the bon*
there were a number of Selena The game
wee mend the Italians, and it appeared that hi bear
bed bees there in the come of the using, and bedlam
severely beaten ; and the *ideate be would has to lay
before them was, that the prisoner broke into the nu Id
struck right and left. There was no aides's, bower,
that the prisoner was seen with a knife before be war is.
When the deosesed man was struck he was loaded dies,
and the man Pelizzioni, who had already bees on.
rioted for the same mines, was immediately teen d ;
and it would appear that Pelesioni was the Id men de
entered before Harrington was knocked den ; bat las
there was the fact, that although that would *pea, se
knife was loud upon Pelizakei, or near the spot whore the
comma* took plus. The prisoner, however, had goes
himadistely to ow of his friends, without having had say
time for refledion ; he told him, with awry appeaser
of grief, that be had stabbed three persona. Blade
that fact, the prisoner was up to that time in a very seer
fortable situation, and at the time had 3/. sad upwards dm
to him for wages, but he went away aid did not eel
appear at hie employment, only claiming his wage' through
a third person, and he was not seen again until its was take
in Birmingham. It also appeared that on the night at
the occurrence the prisoner gave a knife to a vitae, Os
would be celled, named Chitty. and asked him to the
can of it, and that knife was just such a were
as would bare inflicted the injuries from which the booed
man Harrington died, whereas there was the most implant
fact that there was no knife found on Peliarioni or we ihs •
spot. The learned counsel said be believed that a POP
man named Negretti—an Italian gentleman of looped..
in this country, to whom greet credit was due for do so
new in which he bed endeavoured to come at the rid—,
oeived some information whisk led him to go to Breregbele
where he saw the prisoner, end told him ilbak
was about to suffer the penalty of the law for the msdiser
Harrington, and the prisoner said that he should and ode
for whet be had daze, and he made the statement wild be ,
already alluded to. In conclusion, the learned..ud mil
if la the warm of the sedates there should be asp alias •
to show that Pelizzioni had committed the mime be bell
take siege to have him milled, cad would ask bles le!
quertion.
Ham Haaneh Shaw said—l am the wile el Bow met
the landlord of the Golden Avatar, on bibea-bill. I *
collect the evening of the 26th Decembers and I seediel •
lay hushed being struck, but I don't know she *Mb
him. I saw Harriegton and Gregor* time Ingebtr.
esi
eaof stradagw Gregorkihinftey hold of
By somemeoltosnii,
inientrionwes ispothet
any
from him, sad went into the bagatelle•roni. Gregorio wad
into the tap-room. I recollect the stabbing in the been
on that eueing. There were three complained
being stabbed, Harrington, Itebbsok, and Bannister. 1 use
Harrington carried out of the house. I saw Gregor,
quarter of sit hour alter that—he came to the tar ad del
for his hat. His brother was with him, sad I saw deed
upon the brother's band. I opened the baptelle.room dew
and asked if there were any bats there. Gager said bio
bat was be that nem. Some one gave me two, and I bet '
them over the her and Gregorio and his brother took We
away.

..,.........—...--. by Mr. Mootegue Williams—l 1,1111 Pik
amoised at the trial of Peliarioni. I saw Harrington takes
out cd the boom. II scold not ham boss more *so le
minutes after the scuffle I alluded to. I saw Pelham'
takes into enstody. I did not see the primmer then whim le
was taken into custody. Imw anthills that inmedel 111
the bagateUe-room.
Giovanni Mogul rid—l am brother of the primmer. 86;
boa bessita this wont/y.llomm. We are both freanwthile
I kaow the Golden Anchor on Satires-hid I woodmen
the BM December from mix to half-past six in the
Whom ant I wee there I maw my brother them My s
Uwe bed a dispute with the landlord, and I wee in di •
baptelliwroom with my brother sad mother ma, swesimi
Ihressi, after the quarrel with the landlord. There eel
16 ar 18 Eindielinas is the beptelksroons. A disteroule ijol6
took piece. I west into the room Int, sad the s
street' at me with sticks, end streak at as before Malim•—• ----i!
mitered. Directly I got into the room I received a blew •
the head with a stick, sod was kicked. My face me mail
with blood, men have the sow now from the wooed I
ceived. I mid to my brother, " Brother, *Py
me r ad I raw my brother us, his knife. I la
him put bit band is his posted and pull out the kW* •
I Meow Harringtos. He wee always is that hems
I saw Haningtoa wee dandiag there, sad arm Y.
the row, ban I ems* tell who remind MI
begat
blow. Haskell* praised is my brother's knife. I and
out by the deer, which Ma different door to theme •
I watered and whiskies& into the bar. I left
in the mum. I did met gee Polissioalia thea=l
room. dear M which I entered end the door at wk ill 11
left meat right meow I my hat is Ur .--i
and got it aboat to minutes after. I sew mb="l:22l
him bat at the Isms time. I saw my brother ofierwerm_ •
in Johawlaset, sear the plain wine, we lived. 11i
wag shoat half-pin maven or eight. I did sot Iniewh:4
brother woo gam to leave Lambs that mitts Jew' I.
at eight A** the sent memenng at Mr. ,
sari be told me that he and the, at
the sight below ,
hoard be was gala( la tie asentry. He did not tell MO%
I after/made sesolved the wimps OM eras dm to my irdla
—3i. 17s. I reesival it es the Thunday followieg. I 4
not ezambed ma either gide *Se led trial.
Oramemadsed by Mr. M.Willimme—l have knees Pair:
dad. I beard beams damp& with this odes. lain;
ease bore at the Mel. I blew ama mimed scut'' m i
reresedier sedatablEst the her beton tie dielarimea 14
did sot tell bier be* Wane, the Dmilase were MINI*
I was sot celled w the gamer was mandried before Oa
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Casa Dams' who sem pelmet at the Bata of the affray
was wow exammed. Ose of thaws said that he
km& in Gresorio's haad. sad Unplowed Na
ea pot it away, but he ropliod, " Let row do
vs AA not go out of this room aline
O afterwards told him that he had used
thortlaa- -Boatbier witness said that-the prisoner bad told
me ties OM night be had stabbed three or four.
le me shown that when the primrosr left town there
" 31. 17s. wipes duet* him. To soother weber@ he had
ope a ksif•—tho kelle which be said ha had used—and this
woe It bed been found with blood on It ; and
gwho attiodad the deceased, said that it was
goi a bite as would have canoed the wound.
A witare from Birmingham said that the prisoner told
him he had killed a man in London with a knife, and had
axes there to get out of the trouble.
convict Pelizeioni was placed in the box. He said
ust the moment ho entered the bagatelle-room he was
k.cia down, and kept down. He bad no knife in his
beaL
wegretti described the circumrbeama under which
the/ wow arrested, an already nenated.
Bosom was proceeding who. our report left.

-THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

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Bow-STREET.
ROBBIZT AT HpWA&

Rao* 17torneWrOft, who said he was a oomminion
Met, &Ming principally in cigars, not ,reselling for any
pincelar firm, but &Mining orders and then giving than
per to whoever would pay him the best commienion, was
nseght up in matody of Sergeant ilekrill, of the F divi-
do, derma with stealing from the Norfolk Hotel, Saney-
ifeskStrand, a silver watch and gold chain, two gold
NW pine, two SI. notes, • purse containing about 71. in
0,1, her American dollar', and some other articles, the
=rty of Dr. Brake, R.N., who wan staying at that
merest Adrrill stated, that from information be had
fmnivoi from Mir Swim& be had made iequiries whisks
isd to die disemery that the prisoner was staying at the
Bmses Hotel, Bernerestreek Oxford-street. At Wi-
nn 10 o'clock last night, he went them and
iped the prisoner in • bedroom on the wood
ape. Witness said, " I am • police-officer, sad
have eons to apprehend you for a robbery." The
*wow sod, " Way, I ass only jest come up by the sail-
Wit.nyas continued— " for • robbery at the Norfolk
How, Beermetreetr, Strand." The prisoner said, " Well I
eig Mopping there. He than began fumbling about hie
ponies, and tried to pat something up his sleeve. Seeing
that resaosune was detected he attempted to throw it
any. this
Witness seized his arms end found it up his sleeve. It
it se American instrument called a " key tweezes," the lea
d whids is to opts from the outside a door in the look of
whin the key has been left on the Melds. This instrument
n very ingeniously constructed and admirably finished.
Witness thee took him in custody, and took namesake of
pospnasters, in which, however, his only found tour
hairbrushes, soda change of clothing. On him witness found
box of silent matches and a scarf pin, but whether it
ma the property of Dr. Brake or not he was unable to say.
She doctor is now in Scotland. but will, it is understood,
refers to town to prosecute. The prisoner refused to give
bit address. Um* returning to the Norfolk Hotel witness
bled the dons, and found that the "tweezes" would open
grey one of them with perfect men
The • suggested that it might have other uses.
Sir Thomas Hoary said that if so the prisoner could have
fell opportunity of explaining its proper use.
Yin Banyard said that the prianner came to her house
ea Thursday night week and stopped four days. He
WI early ea Saturday morning. At about 10 o'clock she
Wald that Dr. Brake, who was staying in the house, had
tem robbed of the above property by some person who
hid misted hie roam during the night. Another gentle-
men who was staying in the house had also been robbed.
The prisoner was at owe suspected as being the only
stinger who had stayed in the house recently.
He was remanded.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
A GUTLIMAN MIAMI= WITH NEOLICTINO TO PAT HIS