The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-21 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS

(Barge the Atashesat hdp et Walasiester.)

Alarasear lionossio, silos A. Iw4w, woe indicted /or
having °Wised hiss postwar from Jobs Baztor liar
lay dr MY dabs vials sad two Oars, with latest to
chest sad defraud.

Mr. J. Baxter Loser stated WA be wee the neregar of
the Zero*, Star wwspapr. Cha the 17th el Fernary lest,
he attended a meeting took pier at the Rona Tann,
at ILeenington, with reheres to Lan Pahnerstoa's Con-
spkesy BM, and at the end of the proceedings the primmer
re up and made a epee* about Italian indepsedeer sad
Sued
carrot of the government. Afterwards he ia-
trefeeed himself to rears r Count Borromeo, the pro-
prietor of the Berner lekede, Logo Maggiore, end a
patrol Wore fa this try. He saw him on mural
oecosions aurneently up Mote 27th of that rear, end on
that day be nil thin weld he a corsrenee of Italia der-
gates on the Mate of Italy of the following day. The pri-
soner Mired to eappply him with reports for the Mom*
Star of the pvooesdimga of the coninece from time to
time, and witness told him that they had no desire
to arm* them without payment, a he bad heed
that his cerebrates were not of the most afire deterip-
tice. in coresquenos of hie property being under a decree of
conieatioa by the Emperor of Auer. Witness had mg-
geated slang sari= the
odlota Italian.asi itzantitheisa,
=kere.prisoner a report to duo dike, sad it
mired in in paper= following day. Oiler reports
appeared from day to day, and the primer applied to him for
mart, and bid some cremation about the marts and
the preford effect their publication la the pram had pro-
deer on the conenent. For reports which armored on the
led, Md. and 4th of March he was paid one =tf:
which he gave • receipt in the name of A. V.
Other reports append in the following week, and witur
was the mots pat elf his guard by a statement the prisoner
smile that the had been noticed in the publiojournels.
Baporte in the Star on eta subsequent days, which
ware ed by him, add for which he received from the
cashier two guineas, Waif the witness's unction, and placed
hit avatars in the book.
The &droner. aid
dhe would own that he supplied the
reVAarlatant Juon
dge said it received
warthe rap:veed in evidence now;
he should have admitted it before.

The witness proceeded—His suspicion at last became
ertneed with respect to the reality of the conference, and be
Mid the prisoner so co the 16th, and Waisted that some
information should be given as to where the conferences
were actually held, end that he should be Introduced
i =may to some of the delegates. The piens
that they were held in Newman-
' sarest,"="-street, in the Haymarket, and in Great
17 Borough. Witham took down soma account
which the gam of himself, with the view of testing
whether he was the puma he had rememated ha wee. He
took a cab, end asked hint b moceapeay him to Newman-
street, to ese where the Dishtowel were held. The primmer
get fate the cab, end on the way he end he and his family
Led Men lowa to thr ifs. Naples far fourteen men, end
witness proposed to call apes him to Inquire, but he could
not tall where he lived. Oa the way to Newman-street be
said he did act know the number of the house, which side d
the way It was Da, or 'rid& end of the street It was at,
hat that it was kept by Game, at Fans. a deputy am
Peden. The same he mid with respect to the Haymarket.
He desired him to was a letter to hi Munn', inviting
him to attend the asheemes, sad whew went ea nese to
Oreattlaiigneroa-strest, is which • diddle soaks had been ghee.
to And S Conen the the cat-
-111.4111016 Her thetas eadyller driltelawicrellug•la esahrenoss
had beim held there. Thenumber of pssoes compotes( the
cemaremos, as stated to the report, could net it in any MS of
the rows. Os the 11th he west spin to the home, to see
If any delegates arrived, the primmer having Mid his these
was to be a conferram in the same= of that day. He saw
two Nam patlemen of gnat respelthility come away,
bat they lad bees to theta* about the conthreate, end where
it wee held. Finding the whole thing was a fraud, he
obleinth a sammons spinet hint the Mae day. He did not
"ppm to it, endlt, a warrant was obtained. Oa the 12th of
thig, hos information he received, he accompanied an
ORM 10 Heading, where they food the prisoner lecturing in
die Thorp Royal on anotro-bictiogy. The officer inter-
meted him in the middle of him lecture, end took him into
mealy.
The paws asked the witness how long be bad known
him preethiages a lectors in the some of Tucker ?
W. Lois* mod set rill the mad of April ; and, in
oseseeer b the qeseeloa whether be bed not known him
morn yews la that wine, the libel and he had no
knowledge whether of him before wadi' him in February
last

Count Chaim Arriraban, of the Italian
language at the London U ,ni therend that one day in
March sad Caruthers Gallsnipasfent to Howson-wrest,
in amalgamate of Isms the meet Is the papers of the pro-
ceedings of ea Malan othierenos. went to every
hews in the street, bet could Sad no iiresse, and then
went to Onat Union-street, Bono" what deo they looked
in vain I. the conference. Hs knew the Italian family
of Borman—it wee a great Milanese family from
the time of Carlo Hormone. The C met Borromeo,
seventy years of age, wee related to withssis mother,
who was a Marchioness Veined Oonroga of Mantua. He
knew all the members of the Barromso family. The prisoner
was not one of them.

Kr. Holmes, ompitiw et the Morning Star office, proved the
payment of the money to the prisoner.
Ticknor, 23 F, said b• served the snmmens at 32, Great
Union-street, and be west to Heading with the warrant to
apprehend the prisoner. He stopped him in his lecture end
asked him if his name was Tucker. Ha said, " Yee," and
when he was told that he was token on a warrant, he re-
marked, "Oh, that's very simple; tee because I did not
attend to the summons." He idterwerds said his name was
Borrow*.

11esrletia Ann Shelley was called—She appeared very 111,
and In a dlenereed date ofiaind.

Tie imistant-Judge that some evidence should
lie=as former of the primmer, to enable the
of this witatem to be given. Ha marline ceremony
had takesplace between them, her evidence could not be
received against the primmer, name it were shown that ohs
was not his wife.
The prisoner protested spinet a fresh cameos being pas
Into, which was about to be, he thought, when they talked
of evidence of a former If allowed the oppor-
tunity, he could rebut the e and prom he was not
the meson his assumed wife claimed him to be.
Kr. Sleigh said the unfortunate young women had lived
with the peioomr under the impression that sits was his law-
ful wife ; but the fact was that no legal marriage had taken
place between them, the prisoner having induced bar to
it,. with him by making her believe that be wee a mud of
the Holy Roman Empire, and that his premise was a con-
tract of rawfriege.
The hedinent Judge said the ,dinar war thaw dr-
earielowne could be given without the greet el the framer
serriege.
The winos than mad (szaudof by a. ftidig)-11 imam
is 11411111911111
W/Us fiballey. I that boom with
with Ida as hi
the awa years age al Klissay. I Ins Una
sal I hissed thst I wee Ids wile by a
deft eastrast is*, at Hilbany. II wee in at,
noethoe's drawlairoacmt mai thin we as en Stish.raert
eareolvee. He said hews a semi of the Rumen
Roil" end no awl would net mew • Ins
HsR bis wad ends me his vies In y sal March I
woe brim vie bin et flit Omit IThime-strest,
There wane Inselbosp if Italia doiospeleo had tbstraut
Hsieh he inn greatly anapied in willieg repeat of what be
add were wahrosess el Helga delegaton As be did net
write from miss, my glebe irked him bow be know
whet the detipolee add. H. said, " I an the
It. Lam wqralL" I saw hiss hat ea the 14th
at Mane la So siNsig. I gave bas the imam from
HOW4Ind. He said Vail ft was • mew of se
Irina be went away he aid be wee ring •="°L
town
oat of Leader to lecture. I beard ambito owe of him until
this week. Hs left me quite daimer and in want. He
took the but shilling I had ewer with Wm.
Primmer—Did you not bedimm, *Mb I war wriliag the
report, that there was a comaremes of Hata &tiptoe in
Leaden f—Yes, I did. .

Prissesr—EaWioit sot raosbad army Ito lakes yoa to
was ton Ow this inkiness spist rat t—No ; sot to
Wan ma loom ban. I was
Prlawsoriaws yea sot hasa .Isyllr. Lag*?
—Tea; I bra sassived maw odor peso= Omagh
Lai awl of olowfty.
Mr. t—iirltia Xr. Laagisy toast you oat is asset
Uskrobesi, von you sot to a oomplatosists dissedita,
through the pdoirar's drinks of yea, wad la Waft pi-
ma
world . yoa ssistmass ; I had sot a may is Ow

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adainemoict :pits" dezirakuZieraalLbj ;Az
sot doss iamibla way ',Moo a a to I a • it; lee.
Game I au mire that if I *AI Aiwa he preamble the
moo eta postimatem ptomain, and they haw a *or

non to haring their names published. I fully admit that I
sent in to Mr. Langley they repute."
Count Arrivabene, in answer to questions put by the
court as to the names of the " delegates" given in the re-
ports, said some of them were Italian, some not. One gen-
lti
Signor Den** whose rues was glees, was dancing
itintl at MOB at the Has be was regemeated to be making
an address at this wappseell endwise&
The reports were MUM ta.
The prisoner made ea award and rambling dame.
The amistaat Judge, ia amain ap, told the JOIT that
the eirermarre rerrisdri _.raw
aim drqpid 11111.04
thebt= made k eat el a eatipas dmerigrachseerme
ed mama mattes, ff
iae, sa these 'dandy bed" 11115. remble the eihr
meter of which could
made certain stakenmes which dr jury met pm eat attar
Maranon, as they wire not peeved, all the ady ametton
they would hav, to decide weri the pdemer, knowing
these reports to be fictitious, paw them else pasha for the
prepense of obtaining money by tae braddr.
Jur7 immediately found the panes theaty.
Yr. Sleigh amid there were three ether owe spinet the
. He had in like manner defrauded tlte Siva the
orswy rickeriiter, and the Monolog Horehi, by WWII of
these reports, but he did not propose to Foaled with them,
as the Gets wereprecisely the same es three he the rem tried.
He was in aposition to afford the cunt ems information
respecting the prisoner, who bad pursed a course of
'conduct in other respects which would rade him liable to
another prosecution, one for bigamy. He wee the sea of Irish
=t, who during his infancy went to Milan, and there
acquainted with the Borromso family, whose name
he had =warrantably asetuned his own being that of
Tucker. In the name of Signor Hilaire he went to Belfast,
which place soon became too hot for him, and he came to
England and travelkd about with • panorama. He then
went to Slip, which also beanie too hot for him, end he
went to DuNin, and thence to London. In addition to his
cruel an hurtle*, conduct to the witness Shelley, whom he
had brought to utter ruin, there was &triple charged bigamy
against him, end there was now in court a lady to whom be
was married at Chelsea., in 1842, and who bad become
acquainted with this case through the papers. He bad been
lecturing in 'ado= parts of the country in the name of
Doctor Tucker. Perhaps a greater rogue had never been
brought to justice.
The Assistant Judge the prisoner was evidently a
person of education and intefigeaa, in which a greet deal of
art and cunning were combined. He had great command of
the English and Italian !amongst, and • store of informa-
tion which had enabled him to oommit these fiends with
great contrivance. True reports upon public matters were of
rut impedes= to the public, and when • man purposely
put off ides reports upon newspapers, it was MIMIC which
must be engirded as of • serious aaramer became oonfl-
dance in wenn= reports would be shaken, 'and the general
correctness coreactnees of reports of public, proceedings was
universally admitted. Under all the circumstances the sen-
tence was, that the primate (who for this offence was liable
to transportation) be kept to hard labour in the Hot= of
Correction lor twelve Weeder wads.

thegriso7Me;;;;lntoved dockets( his Innocence.
bEr. letgh said, that in the coon* of the am the prisoner
had hodnuated that Count Arrivabano and Cavalier) Nl-
hogs belonged to; the allts-repablkea petty of Italy. This
wee a fakehood—tbey belonged to the eltdmeal party,
and be wkhed to maks that torreedos on their behalL