The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-16 00:00:00

TH3 2311 L OP BINON BBBNARD:

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—Arau. 15.
(Continued from yestardirs lersirs.)
FOURTH DAT.

M. Inks Maraud*, szantin&d ly the Atterasy-Oenseal. In
Infamy last kedged at dismal No. 10, Rue
Ileathabor, at =8.176 proud by al Allsop. I
raw the seine Jam sherwards in prison. He we
eat to me se Maki. Ile remained at my harm antlittriad
r
aprahaded ea the night of the attempt on the Ids »the
BYsm. Ha was visited several times by Nord
end Oases, and Gomez was brought by the latter to
the hotel, sad era »prorated to be Mr. Alksp's
ervsat. I premed a lodging for Gomm at the Heed
de daze Coburg. Another prima, named Da Silva (Radio)
and teams sod MEd Allaop, and Its and Nora turd freqnsally
to ht ecamenierien torthor down to the 14th of Ja•
may, the ley ea width the attempt was made on the life
»the Imprer. One» left his lodging at the Rue Monthabor
sheetheld yen is o'clock in the evatiag. I only noticed
Game se brag la his company what be left, but he might
hers been ramp» led by other persons. I never saw
Gamester Ovid sesin from this time will after the attempt.
About tea minors par nowt Ord» seer hack to the hotel
fa a eat riage. He was wanade sad there was a greet deal
• bleed on the front of his pimd,a I *eked him whether I
should seed fora donor, and be kdd am to do ea, sad I
Istelted ass myself. He domed Orelars wounds, and he
went to bed, sad remained there nate he was arrested, about
ha=two or a quarter to three o'olook on the following
•
Pkrne Prolamin de Barge, enemined by Mr. Macaulay,
QC.—I live at No. 10, Bets Matikshar, st Pars. Oa the
westing of the 14th of Jeanaey I taw 'bar person' quit that
hotel—Orsini and Gomm were two of those Domes
wee tenpin; something in a haadkrrolt which had the
of oranges. They passed quite class to me under
rpai=7 of the hotel,
waiter at a netaurant la the Rue Lepelletiar, at
Pale, us sed by Mr. Welaby—l notanbat the evening of
the 14th of Istria,. I was in the restaurant, and hand the
aplomb», and immediately afterweeds several wounded per-
sons ores fa, and among the was a person whom I have
sine recopied as Gomm. He was tetra into caatody
about twohoess sad a half idler he lad came into the
rerament. After he had bra tam sway I made a search
la the hoe" end farad a newly!, pimplel an a shelf cet the
Int door. ma *tot now produced is the one I found. It
wee lambi mad capped when I &sowers& it.

Crass-ezaminuliy Mr. Jaren, Q.C.—A great number of
persona came into the cafe after the explosion—not only
thong who were wounded, but many others. No one was in
the house at the tnam®t the of . When I
first saw Gomm he woe sitting in en armilt7.l the ground
Boor.

M. Rabb*, examined by Mr. Bodkin—l reside in the Rue
Monthabor, at Paris, and am a Doctor of Medicine and late
Pb elan to the Royal Household. On the night of the
14th of January 1 was sent for to No. 10, Rue Monthabor,
end them found a wounded person. He was wounded is
the right temple. There was a foreign body in the wound,
which I extracted. At the tints I could not tall what that
kaolin body was. It was about the size of the had of •
very moll Om and it must have been projected with eery
great dues Rem the depth it had penetrated. The person
was • Amor le nu, and when haw Onini at the amiss.
Paste I ooald isay nmegmbe
Olande Vinton, umbel by the Attorn -Gemtral—l
was standing mar the Open-bons la the Rue en
the night the eapimisa leek pima, and I traced • book of
blood from that spot to the Res Revell. Upon the back I
saw a small beg, whist I beg le 'Wein the shell that hes
been produced. I called he the pales immediately, and gave
it to Mew.
Crose-mendried—There were sags upon the nipples when
I bead it. It was lying by the side of the footpath, in the
las Itasaisl, codis elms is Ibis SvoLaysladar. I bad son
some bona lam we by tin mamba.
M. Jam Jessie Lear" immbed by the Attorney-Gene-
rel—l ma as. state pries de Pais. On the night of the
attack an the /berm I wee stellemed near the Rue Ito,-
Mal, net he hoe the antrum to the Opera. Huard
the y. (A laugh.) Immediately after-
werdeat'et: ream apparently wounded, ran pest ma, end
I picked up a *lel :on the spot where he had paved. I
heard menething fall but a good away persons were running
by at the time. I delivered that pistol afterwards to the
police. I did not examine whether it was loaded.
Croes-examined—l heard the Emperor wee gulag to the
opera about half-past six o'clock on that evening.
Charles Quint:mite, a brigadier belonging t° tee dere de
Villa, at Parts, produced the pistol given to him by lost
witness.

Eugene Dumarqua, examined by Mr. Welaby—l am •
police Wiser at Paris. I was on duty at the Open-house on
the miming of the 14th January, and the witness Tillman
gave me the grenade which I now produce. The witness
Qulunette shortly afterwards pee me • pistol. It was loaded
and ovpsd.
Ceillay, • coachman, residing in the Rue Latta, ex-
amined by Mr. Bodkin—l wee In the Rae Latta about
=lminutes past eight on the night of the attempt on the
ke Emperor, and I heard the explosion. Immediately
afterwards I saw a mini go into the shop of M. Yandren, •
cassia; in the Roe Latter, who appeared to be wounded,
sad blood was during from him. I accompanied this man
until I could procure • cabriolet, and I placed him In ft. I
have aloes recounted that man as Orsini. In order to get to
the shop el M. Vaudren from the Opera It was neameary to
per through the Rue Rossini.
M. Durand Remise was recalled, and he stated that at the
time he apprehended Rndio he found upon him the pistol and
poniard that had been produced.
M. Piot wee recalled, and he stated that be examined the
found by the witness in the Rue Rossini, and
that it was charged with fulmbuting powder of the
ems description as the other.
Frederick Williamson recalled—l am one of the detective
police. I went to the prisoner's residence on the morning of
the 14th February. I told him I wee a police officerand
that I had • warrant for his apprehension upon the
of conspiring with Orrin., and others to assassinate
Majesty the Emperor of the French. Be requested me to
allow him to go into his room, and he pointed te the door of
the room on tie first flight of stairs. I would not pirmithim
to do so, but took him in the back kitchen, and read the war-
med to Wm He then seid, "If I have dose wrong I must
mar for it," and I then took hint away in a cab. As we
we were going along he asked me why I would not allow
him to go up stairs, and whether I was afraid, and I replied
that I bad a right to take every precaution for my own rake
se well as he his. The prisoner then said, " You have no
wreaks to be afraid ; you are an Englishman ; if you had
been • Frenchman I would have killed you." I then took
the prisoner to the police-office, Sootland-yard. On the same
day I searched the room to which be had printed. The
door wee locked, and I had the key. Upon searching the
room I found • revolver and a weapon called • " Imockle-
duster."

Crceoexamined—l believe the " knuckle-duster" to be
an American invention. 1 only found one pistol. I don't
know whether it is the rime pistol spoken of by Mrs. Parker,
hie landlady. As we were going along in the cab we picked
up a Frenchman at the corner of the Edgware road. I
believe he is a translator of 1 I did not plea him
where I took him up. He was wal for an omnibus, and
if being a rainy morning I took him with or to Scotland-
yard. I have known him five or id: years. He has been
employed in translating pamphlets connected with this pro-
secution. He is a friend of Mr. Bsunderm (A laugh.) I
mamba had nothing to do with Dr. Barnsres arrest. The
primmer had may a &song-gown on when I lira saw him,
and he wished to go upstairs to dram. I refused to allow him
to do so, and he dressed himself in the kitchen. I wilt not
swear that the prisoner did not lay "If 1 have ooramitted
any crime ageing the law of England, I will answer for it."
I will swear he did not say that if I had been a French
kidnap or a French spy, he would have shot me.
The Attorney-General then proposed to read a letter dated
the 7th of April, 1867, addressed by Orsini to the prisoner,
and which letter woe found by Rogers, the constable, among
the papers in the prisoner's apartment on the 9th of March.
Mr. James said he should, of comes,be understood to ob-
ject to the reception of this letter in
The letter was read. It was dated Liverpool, April 7,
1867, end appeared chiefly to refer to the business of the
leonine that wire being delivered by Orsini and the ex-
rrconnected with them. ()nisi also stated that the
o egpaganda of the Red and Comma, was progressing with
extraordinary rapidity, and that Coe_
was writing every-
where, and was doing a great deal of good to the oust.
M. Le Grand, the inspector of police, was te-oalled, and
he proved that when he took Orsini into custody his bead
was bandaged. He also stated that he found in his pu-
lsed= sixteen 20i. Bank of England natal, and about 600
trance in gold. He likewise found in his poison= • pee-
wit In the name of Thomas
i Allsop and a portmanteau with
the name of Thomas A 'loop upon t in large lettere. The
witness then stated that upon searching Gomez he found 260
francs be gold in his posseison.
•

M. B arSka, soother of the French police, proved that
whims he spprsboadad Radio he found 270 Owns In gold
spas Ids.
This Attorday-asearal said this closed the ass for the pro-
ssoutton.

The Lewd Chief Justice allied Yr. James whether he wished
**postpone hie address
Mr J. sees replied that he did. Thies waa the evidence of
70 witnesses, and it was now very late.
The Lord Chief Justice-11 requires no apology. Yon will
go on thin In the morning P
Yr. James—Yee. Would your lordship wish us to state
the points which we shall briog bare the jadges P
The Lord Chief Jestice—Thei would be coovatient.
Yr. Janets—l have prepsnol don ea paw, sad I will
stale 111161 shortly, Ind bad per lardeltip the paper There
ere Wes part.. Weems the questions to some sweat are 1
I do not propose to address any argerwent to
ydrarrsedship SOW, but will simply state the point..
The het gootioa which we propose should be reserved fat
the sensfillestion of the fifteen Judges is, that the prisoner is
sot OM of If Muiesty's subjects. within the meaning of the
It flee. IT amp. 31, sea 7, which Is the act ander which
yet heitifee have jurisdiction to hold We medal
cosafilooloo. _

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beta esemilled aid& the .rte et sestata
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teemed by the is here beta stewany beim the
feet, is proved to have been oseashled by es sift upon
an alien within the kingdom of From, Ned MI by sey d