The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-05 00:00:00

PIRACY AND 1111=1/1 OX TUX ■IDY SW.

Gemini lame, 20; Gianni, Sorbonne, 18 ; sad
Mauro Fonda, 21 ; time Neepolitaa seasee, were is-
dieted os the lint mat for the wilful murder of Joseph
Pinions sad Rem Ilnes, ow the high seas; sad ea a
woad coast for felonloady, pirette•lly, sad violently
assaaltiag. sad wmadiag, sad putting is darner
of tbair Prat, Ain Reithad sad others, sad Medias 11
sovereigas aid oihee ardelso, their property, oa board the
barque Glib.. Lama was she Minted for 'bootleg at
Desist Mlle% end the other two prisosen foe oldie; sad
atelZelniallea bang pat to Mattes Nadel', be wished
to plead sulky ea llt;s Marge, bat was indacld to withdraw
the plea. They we also indicted for felon oath stabling
David Them a ou beard the sem ship.
Mr Coleridge sad Mr. Russell cooduotod the puteccatne,
and Mr. Yoem wee divested to evaded the Munn. The
la!1 were half Rogan sad half foreigami.
Mr. Coleridge said that Ea the whole of his superheat at the
btr,he had saver yet had to lay before a Jury sash an appall-
ing cres as that which be had to drew tint* aunties to to-
day. Is Jam Irtf the barque Globe, Master John Bootland,
was ling Is the harbour of Coostsatieople, home fcr
Malan, him whines she wee espied is fetch barley,
pert of the stores seat deelig the late war. TM meter
was welds. for a new. Rutty it the south, the three O-
nsets st the bar sad two other Italian, mote ea board
before my others of the mew. At a subsequent period In
Reglishrrea Maid the ship, include, David Thome*.
llsaiel Cella, Ina Bras, sad Joseph Pattiasoa. There
was also the mate, nether to the wester. Os the 4th of
July the ship was towed out of harbour by a steamerond set
sail la the alumna for Balekleva. As far as the eaptala
wee Slrete, a perfectly good teeing prevailed lumps the
whole of the crew, endue quarrel of any kind had oeouned
between then sad he did net know bet that all the was
were awned: As sight mete ea the watches were set,
and all use quiet, whoa at 12 o'clock the MIAOW retired to
his cabin, leaving the arid-wank oa duty. At half-pact
throe he sat startled by Maria( several pieta' shots ea
deck, sad bone called by the mate, he hastened
there, aad foetid ell the Itatiaas oa deck, attick•
log the Roglish. Oily two ;of the primers were on the
watch, the others ought to have Mee it their bertha.
Callen had hem shot doers at the wheel by loam*, sad
afterwards was stabbed is the back sod seek. Items we.
else shot, and mortally wounded, bents since died. Two
of the fereiguers were beard go dew, asciaget the ma's
berths, sad there they stabbed and eat the (blest, of two
was maned Joseph Pettiness sad David Thomas. Thome,
although dreadfully mended, 'arrived dudes the sight'
till assistame was afforded hiss sad his weesda dressed.
Pattlasea was discovered la the ramie( with Ms Med
nearly sound from his body. A boy used Meleegitaa '
wee in a seighbouriag beak to that of Fabian's. The two
sea mat to his, het ea his trying for nerey, Pettrin
kissed his sleek ied slid, "Me as touch you. Tits w-
ide and mate barricaded thumb's In the cabin, ad nal
escaped the murderess mdismears of the foreigners. The
Mg biome mirth la the peeseedea eine Imbue, sad
after oath, 111 beaded up from the WM by the septets,
they took +bat goods they liked, sad hit the ship Is a boat
and rowed ashore. The skip was thew four or fire miles,
from Cmanadaople. TM weak Me*/ righted the MINI
measedel is pubs bash he Coastastleople, sad the
weiesewee of sows Weld* widese sad soldieee beteg
*Maimed. the three pelemwe were Messed after a penile,they !nisi leaded, mad gee se fer as seer
Lie,. Seem of the ebles was fend on then. A
cam maid Meek to Moe Whew a peawialat past
la Um pmendlege. sad die anther. Metes se wigP .1 ash '
bat began sad PAW& were bequeath rmegaised Is the
eale satin preettheatly, and Weed the whets of the
lbeetiptere wee sieve se be Miss perisetly fa mows
defies the wilds Mee.
TM ahem betas pewee& la *Abase, Mr. Tone ad.
based the fiery for the derma, risky/ that the pavement
were wit thews as Mat partistimele Is the muster of the
wen who were killed.

Ka looks Coleridge teumed op, sad palsied out that
every gegikbeea, wait the essermiss of Ibe ber, wee either
sleet es sr mobbed; if le awry*/ 1 spasm ams ose
of met erases espied la It see ILI a eivoiee, it was
not sasiselel wane bead Waal asp pertieeler Mow • they
were lalklisefly sad selleadvely reepeesible. If the jeer
Ire" sealed this We nyder woe sionles•d le the sp.
nese and eilvessmall et wsdellgeaWjmeetLd
et
; ell die erbium left
Tbe jury !nobs reeked, sad bey* essmelled hr measly
twe Mahe reissued with el verdict of &Ay Niko ill Use
gitiegulerdebig. bevies pet es the Meek esp, seld—.blesssre
et Use Ise, I an saireseely any that I as eeseer
yes is par ewe lesipsege that whisk I bees So say et

the proem monist. Yoa haws noshol, I least, as
Fatima sod as dinereng a trial as it was la ay pawn to
give yea ; wedusleadiag that yea swabVaat rusty,
tad had se him/4 sod um albreipainnlft. Imbed aa
advent, es sadist le yen dehees mg *hush yea me
set able te jades et the mama In Weis he has esadatted
that &Awe, I ma t and .o say that every imam here wile
lraz knowledge et sash maim mast ksow that be hes
e se psis ft yeas tamer. The Jasy who base tried
yews am base fiened it sinantiesty. sad I as eon-
penal hi awl mu weed WM la what they say ; tad
• dieeM appose Mat the Jew ham Lila late ea,
mieke—heseaso Ohs ',Met area may mete a mistake Is
subs satires t4—.an ell he Wm tint sash mistake
shall b. set Ilia At the same time, desalt. me suite to
penemiade mg labs hew. My this WWI WM this sa-
dist Is a psedly Jut as.; end the Meet many I sea
show to yea is te say yea mast net aged Mee to he
spend. Ti. will oe minded by a Om duns
ems Flimsies ; sad I imbue you to pay illo sidonst attest
ties to ell he shah say is pupate yea it enetbsr world.
Depend spa It this yen ego on moth on nonhonil, sad
it .alp remain it no le goonstan spa yes the awful
sesames of the law whisk to, that you bul Wm. for tio
pintas oohs@ tib hes hese proved egaleetyon, from the
Alen where you sow stand te the rhea hen whew you
ham bleu brought, sad that at the nut time sad plum you
M invectively hug by the seek till deed, sad that alter
deck year Mateo be bested la the prima Is whisk yea
were lest .:ache; sod may Ike Lord have sem as
yew seek
The primness, who wen waisted by ea able latsrpseter,
left the desk with eiclusetion that they ought to have
bora allowed to make a farther statement is their owa
behalf.

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5,11151 i.

had sestina ash. so Ind) the period of his
ea the provint dsp, Wiley firm throe Is periersambe of
Thu
airy Thee bed lon pinged at pawnbrokers'.
Tho amid that 4•• stock of 10,000 pain it wee
lanewhie to mho a hw takes daily.
BasiestilaL
lir Pose limns afar making intake hip tan leatesite
of as old easier, reworked that he woe none is the gm:
t.. of Nor Whoneallons 51ew....; be would sot bad
hob with f If nese hosnaleas W ~mph holitvi.
Saab giro IMO es mien far ne rammed= of orisfaels
beablehow to the well they was Wally is foram la what
they advesstal, esnabothsto an mho thin ems nand
itan:stbon isoi mai oodoty. Men
a..
ho dose oak psonorendinppmosenef the
n weds{ bb anis, angum laths
d nay wore
pertiod is ale fa nag. PST his put ha preferred sa-
-1 sighs Oleo who had sow sesuoittod Maas hat he had
1 so
the
to nese who wen mains for en erhonatiss
of the minimal onployfeelhon.

W URDU r•Orii/LT.
Jacob Israel was brie& ap de deal earalmalen beim
Mr. D'Hysseest, 'barged at the Immo el the Meatball
Inatitetfea br the Pnetelles at Weave, wit\ nid
asaseaulled a young grim. aimed Jallia
ran °ti,
Mr. wire esedasied the preeeenlisa ea behalf of
the Neie% add at. Me ease wee el a very Sind mad
• pease awereer, rid was wlsoled with sitseauleasie el
lerasiderable legal rseniting teen the keg Oa lie
testissey el ibe rieat trait was wheal. 4.
omissible, se she was la agitate et isatplete mate*
He wee prepersdAseroverttilit ether (midden te sabileal
time the imp egehat die prism.
Freon the embleneed Play Heise, the Rid% Ilather, end
the steeseatat wade by Mr. Mein, it mewed OM the
pram, sad Julia Odra woe feet eees mad having
resided ia the sem been ter • pedal were in
Wheats asawaintanee with sash Misrea latiow width
(by the primer's ova minimise sad ether hell) it was
proved be bed takes sivestego of le sent her Ma.
Mr. illefsh Hemel that the mewed habsellity of the
pea/ wens& entitled her to the use probating a, wet
ly the statute to a child seder 10 years of age.
These wee ea express statists, however, to meet such so
.Leese—e weal whisk invested the tees with dlllaelty
hat be, fee that segment, felt whiled that the magistrate
wadi deem It laseabent epos him to refer the matter to
rapider tribunal, whisk would probably be the means of
direeMnalbe attendee el tbe.leablanere to the &festive
state of Me I= swipe,
whisk left each saberable objects
without ellehat prelesties.
Mr. Dllysesuet NM that it wee walla, a very ha.
prtant ewe, sal be had no bedietien fa the pri-
sous to be committed Ale tele I het Y hal se&os to
awes sehetaidiel boa Ise his appearease.

Jame Font und Hary MNasb Wen tiorpd with hey
=V=y Mond the midterm et NILSON', We.
sad stelae property to ,tho moult of ar-
mada dila _ _ _

Warren, 27 D, deposed that on the praiser
at alas °Wooly is eeesegsaaes of infoessalea
that • quadity of artistes, eapposet to be stoke, bed hese
tined up seder a hayrick., as premises belong's( se Ma,
Hit Ise, sad plead la a shed there by the faim,
he (swham) repaired to the plass, mid is the shell hi
fated a large beadle, sad a terra bag well Ned
with property of diffresst deseripdate. He soonest Ithasrlf,
osacluding that saw mass wash moos asks their ap-
pearance to get patandes of the pleader, and at
about three is the aftenessa be saw the pri-onere
cute over a hedge sad make their way to the
rickyard. He sbearral nada thrust hie bead fate a
a(the sues rayfag teisad,"lb. this. on
goes." Wham Shea mate forward sad seised beat pd.
men, one of whoa he gars lase the emstedy of row
philoe, 116 D, who was 1110311 at head. The ferret big sad
beadle were predated: they contained blaakaborreUsalsks,
brute, sad &number of other articles. Wheelie pissesta
were impaired, Ford sat., " I sever pat the thaw seder
the rich." I had set, before be wads that shearradee,
suatiosed to bite say thisg &beat what he rat tillerged
with.

"lanplailegy the *listable above alluded* pre eserehe-
satin eviihn* end masted a Inaba. and a tessaddy
whin Ind been emptied of their enneals.
Amelia Chaplin, cook to Capfuls Bellow, stated that es
the prvelose awning, shoat eight oNdork, upon cawing
down stain, she dleenered the beak den open a little way„
sad the Minns le:Ram also open. They Ina both been
rc uses, on He sight before, but Laden
tral.:=%ffeet an attunes end wirun esw then
pissed eying the bank past of painless. Witness
added that euer/ her tellow-setvaan fogad urn the lawn
a worlds= tad tomoday, Empty, and that she b,s.sht then
taro the Muse. What het been abnegated Iran than,
whether in jewellery ea saberwhs, she of mese Gould
set telL

Ili J. B. sos.tpylti SAM. is additioa to On
ststwaast =ado by tit are us is ihs Mats of thu bark door
sad tba etafrasso window aid he Mad that as attempt
bud bees ands. by wiessirdzatasedss sad iron bars, is
minas ashy st the whew . • amber of lesihr
smiths; whisk hod ovideatly beta Wad, wont °staid'
Mu nibs doss, as alas is lb dewlap-nee, the library,
sad ales.. the sadness laugh. thereto. He (wham) bad
traesd lb* anus Ms laws sad over the polies its
sous kW, sod tressovidestly made by parties heel.*
braes tusks. with sad ins busk.
iloados, N fl. said tint at four ',desk sa the swim
sawalag ho was wades draws Kilnesseemil, sad be baud
sma PenallS hlMsg When be gut spposits Moonlit
grara-lsao, he net the ptheases, whir, so sonar that tin
saw Idleasparated, woo se them swiss to the other,
" Owed aisle Bill." BBill." Ous sf Mat west up 10bont•rosd,
sad the ltook as opprais diesedan.
Kr. Lear—Whoa tiny parted essipsay, bow fax where
thov has Zan Lodge ?
Wham—Not sore thus 300 or 490 pada.
(The primate bad oa boots sash as bad boss &method
by Mr. belles.)
Other evidence wee goals late, sad It was Mated that the
whole of the property brosgbt fore red belonged to Captain
hellos, Catch's Chapha, the cook, sad Mrs. Chldry, the
boseskeeper.
The prisousw were both renesded till Thursday test.

MARLBOROUGH STREET.
Hoary Philip Artpy, who has been obtaining goads to a
Hugs mount from tradeemo, by repreeentiag himself to be
the ma of tubas titled personages, was brought before Mr.
Eisen= for hither examinatioa.
At the Ant ozamiaati,ll it was proved that initoner bad
pentseated Lord Jobs Hay, Sir H. Agility, and the Riot of
Kianoul's son. TM followiert eases were now gone into :
Edward Hiagella, Mier, 56, New Bond. street, said—ln
August last be reeelved a note, in consequence of which he
west to 26, Bt. Thomas street Rest, and saw the prisoner,
who stated he wag the nephew of Sir John Burgoyne, ma
dm mimed a nit of 'lathes, for which he said big uncle
world y. NM which witness neared was signed
,
. Tim dodges were made sad sent, and Ming
approved of, a further order for two min
of tremors and two walstemts was gives. These
Wades were ales asst, and the 0111 we to 101. A third
sad amh larger order was afterwards gives, bat some
partiettlen had la the simistime come to witness's know-
ledge which incited his rapids's, and IL. order was not
eseuted.
The neat case was tee obtainiu a quality of clothes
from M. lioneninotte, tailor, 62, Regent-street.
WUlfam Herwocid, assistant to M. Ilangninette, said he
TOCOITIId I Mehl from the pioneer, sod on waiting upon biro,
received ea order for as outfit and for pose plain clothes.
The prisoner said his mete, Sir J. Bergeue, would pay
for the outfit, sad his father for the plain sloth's.
The third ease was for obtaining • quantity of books from
T. Jule, medisel bookseller, 91, Aideragetectreet.
Mr. Jones proved that he sent a quantity of books to the
priegan's address in missagente• of a letter which be re.
solved. Et wont the following Saturday, and saw the
prisoner on the subject of psyment.
Mr. !Boehm was of opinios that the else was a debt, and
could not be dealt with otherwise than by civil randy.
A soldier aimed Jobs Murphy, of the 19th Regiment,
then time forward and made this charge. He raid he
picked up a valuble ring immediately after the battle of
Inhuman on the field of battle, sad gating on the advise
of his major, to whoa he emmassigated the circumstance,
be advertised the ring Is the Times, as soon re he csan
from the Crimea. He smalud an answer and be want •1
St. Thome street and saw the priseiser, who, on mein the
deg, said it belooged to his brother in-law, end wit-
ness Wieder; his ttttt meet gave bins up the ring.
The prisoner progehed to get him a sangrias in return for
hie honesty and trouble.
Tbe filth egos wag for obtaining a pianoforte, value 36
guineas, from Henry Tolkein, of Kluft William-street.
The primed obtained the piano in March Iset, and as the
siker bad not mita the prisoner front that time, he had
reason for believing that the hirremeat had boos sold.
The prisoner was remanded for a work, sad as he was
leavieg the pout said It was very bard to have these cuss
brought against him; they were only debts, and would all
Is .id when be come of age.
There is a large quantity of movnted property in the
buds of the pollee. TM prisoner appears to he gloat 23
years of age, short statue, and dark ample:loped.
For the poorbost have been received : from Lord Alvaalu,
61. ;J. R., 21. ; P.O.H., 61. ;W. , ;F. H., 11 lo ;
sad L. Z., tho mood ballad a 101. note.

SOUTHWARK.
Siena Bunkell, Abraham Bantle% sad Fairish Ryas,
were re.euesained, shard with mansion', stetting
Parish Orilla with latest to murder him. The primers
have bin is weedy sins the 26th of October, sad re.
sanded hoes week to week, owls; to the inability of tbs
Wend was to leave Ours Hospital. Last week ins
attended, sad (lowly roved that the prisoners attacked
It.. sad that while strugglieg with them Ness Rielmed
Burelielre how, he was slabbed la the stowisob. and Mhos
to Gees Hospital Is a preowless Mats At the swast•
aisles Mr. Bonham remawded the peassess far the &Pend-
WM of Mr. Valentin, the -es m, who resolved
the Wend NW, sad aidelostly aterwied to hi. he a Mt
r eitotzbew soseldered be was est of dewier. Mr.
wale attewled for tM
Mr. Dinead William V of Ilemsrica, Davos-
ebbe, said t%st ea the 26th of lest, be was bows-
=men of Ines Heepinal. allertly hone eleven o'clock
that alsbt Patti& Gent was betos. is se streaeber by
ohs /Mos He woe swim lb* Mews of ligess al tbs
tlme, sad Ms left olds webesmoesed 1,4111 Mead. Ow bit
Wag sadrausd wham dimosrld Mat bs bad boss stabbed
as the left elk boleros the M tad 9111 vibe. The wised
, era about as bosh Is herb sod Most twp Lashes deep, aid
bad yesed the elemok ham whisk setter was do
libs wish. Mass was a gent* list Is 11 whisk

whams removed sad Wedged sp. The Island man was
mash *obviated, sad fee • fartolskt wham coaddered
Wm la peat dagger. Be believed the Week handled clam
knife predated by the omatable to be the lutzszaist which
Maimed the wound.
The primers ware they felly etmaaltMdl fee trial.
Ilr. Backe. reesived a shame fee V. as Mean. Goodin
Sie= Land Aivssily fee the coufeeionen of polio* for the
pore Ma of skis roan, ea acknowledgment of whisk was
repesisd. _ _

LAMBITH.
MINA amt. • well-dratted stiftballt fellow' who
dionlbei Meanie • hawker of eetlery, we plead et the
Me bailee as NM O. C. Norton , for mad eseshiatim es
awn of aid 'limping es board the Loudon Pride river
senate.

Mr. Alludes Mitchell, a young Rifleman, said he wee a
beaker's &sly sad that ea fieturdey last he west by the
Loudon Pride steamboat hem Loudon to Weetestaster•
bridge. The primmer was is the cabin of the boat with
cards and mallet bets with perms there that they
afield sot led out the matt card from the three
he placed before them. He (the witness watched
Ile movement of the cards so closely that he felt
perfectly sure whit* the court eard wee; bat •
person present, sad who he had so doubt was a confederate
of the primes?, offered to bet him • sovereign he could sot
lad it. The prisoner urged him to take the bet, sad he did
se, but his attention being diverted for a moment by the
pinion with whom he betted, he turned round, end on
taking op the cud he found that it was not the right one,
seed that he lost his sovereign. The person who won his
assay ems oe store with him, but the prisoner noraleed
ea heard ; entite seeing • policeman, he took him on beard,
cad gene him prisoner) Es custody for confederating with
the eller maa eireatiag him out of hie sovereign, as he
had leered ism Oise egotist him that he had charged
the sd. ub isrlai the moment he (witness) bed turned
me

the teams said that his object in
playiag was merely to punk& that sharpers. Had be WOO,
es be felt certain of doing, ha should have thought the lot
of the seaway" I. the party a sufficient punishment, but
having bun cheated by the removal of the card he had
mad. up WI salad to gire the primmer into custody.
Mr. William Bean, of Minerva•street, Ilsckney-road, said
be was a passenger on board the boat on the day in ques-
tion, and saw the primmer place cards on the table in the
cable, and wia four cc Bye shillings from persons who
seemed to be passengers. He raw the prisoner place three
cards on the table, the area of hearts on the one side, the
an of diamonds on tits other, and the jack of diamonds in
the centre, end head a parson hat the complainant, Mr.
Iffiltdiell, a a
ssovereig that
the
did not and the court card.
Thoomplainaat orphal the bet, and witness thought that
et fie Has that he ins lashing at the ends, one of which
ma dated by the pawner so as to dirplam the jack of
=44 and thogramontor took up one of the other cards
14 sad Ina his mosey.
no who Welt the prisoner said he found
Ida la a dank plant the cabin of the London Pride,
ad he this lag bat be was proceeding with the boat to
*oak he had only jut come from there
leased etalia II cards and 10s. in silver. The witoeta
wiled that be had learned from the captain of the boat that
several persons bad complained of being cheated by cud
shape on that day.
Mr. Norton expressed surprise that the captains of boats
should allow ward sharps on board, and sentenced the pri-
soner to thins moathe' hard labour.
Mr. Norton hm reeelved the following donation, for the
pcsr-boz, via., from "Lord dismay," 31.1 " H. 1C.," 11.;
rad " C. II.," 2/.