The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-29 00:00:00

"EIB PIRACY AND NVRDBR ON BOARD THB

GLOBE.

Yesterday, aue prisoners Ouittopp• Login, Elio-
mud Barbalano, sad liatteo Pettrkh were re-ezansined
before the Portsmouth zugistrates, charged with piracy
and murder on board the Globe.
Daniel Canoe, es* of the English sailors on board the
Teruel, gave evldease at considerable length as to UN attack
made on himself. He was at the wheel when bogeys pissed
oesswil rather behind hiss, and wham immediately after-
awls was shot under the left ear. He fell down, and be.
mime very ill from loss of blood, and some ten sedated
attorwardi he was stabbed in the back. He drew his
GEM over his shoulders, and pat hie finger into the
Wad to stop the bleeding. Shortly afterwards he
smother NUM wound in the right aide of
kis as* from • knife. At the time be got
that wenind all the See foreigners were aloes to him, and he
bleed diem talking among themselves, but he did not an.
dienteMi lack language. He crawled to the poop, and when
be eat *ma was taken tato the captain's eabia by the cap-
tain and mats, and put tato the sail cabin. While there
he beard Angelo tell the esptaia he wasted money, and
heard the captain say, lien is goy pocket-book." After-
wards he baud Angelo some down end open the chests.
He recollected nothing more till he was told the foreigners
had left the ship.
George Hellman, a boy, said that he slept In the fore-
trestle of the vessel, and on the night referred to bed turned
into his bunk, and had been lying some time awake,when he
saw two men come down into the forecastle. Joseph Pattie-
soa and David Themes w. re then in their banks. When
the men came down, they had • piece of lighted candle, and
they sent to the bunk of Joseph Pettinson. A few seconds
afterwards the treadle was blown oat suddenly. After that
he heard a heavy substance fall out of Pettinstia's berth
on to his chest, and from that roll on to the deck. He then
heard a groan. and a noise se in a person's throat, and •
noise of straggling. After Pettlsson had Men out of his
bask the two men came and sat down on the cheat in front
of witness's buns, for a few minutes. They talked in their
own language, and Pettrich put his bends on witness's lege,
sod said Piccolo." They then went op the ladder OD
deck. The witness deposed to the eubsequent movements
of himself sad the prisorgen, sad to his seeing David Thomas
coming dowe the bold with his heed to his neck, and the
blood streaming from it. Witless returned to his bunk
sad rentaleed some tinu—he coold not say how
long, bat it seemed • long time to him. Before
Thomas came down, witness heard noises on dick,
as if some one was being charted round. When
it got light witness saw Platinum alongside of his
bank dead, with his throat cat. Afterwards Pettrich end
Barham) came down the fore hold ioto the forecutle.
Patirich had a pistol in his bend, and Barbalano a long
lsile. Witness jumped from his bank and implored them
to save hie life, as his had never hurt these. Pettrich caught
hold of him, kissed his cheek, and said, " Me no touch you."
The prisoners and the other two foreigners having plun-
dered the vessel went on shore in a boot.
After some farther tridents, from this witness the pro-
ceediggs were adjourned.

THE AMERICAN MAILE.—LIVERPOOL, TUESDAT.—
Tito United States mail steam-chip Baltic, Captain James
Comstock, will sail tomorrow forenoon for New York, with
mails and paseenitere. The letter-boa closes here at 8 a.m.,
but letters may be posted with late feu to 9 am., and at
the loathe, Male until 10 cm. The royal mail steam ship
Europa, Captain John Leitch, takes the place of the Africa
(about to be overhauled), on Saturdsy forenoon, foe New
York, gad will sail at 11 a to. on that day. Letters mutt be
posted before 9 a.m with late fern up to 10 a.m , and at
the landing stage toll a.m.
THE BELGIUM TARIFF AND TIIE BRADFORD
TRADI —The Bradford Chamber of Commerce have loag
latieured to effect such a reform in the Belgium tar:if as will
place this country cm an equal footing with more favoured
witless. A mating of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce
woe held on Monday, Mr. T. Balt in the chair, when the
secretary teed a aserespondeoce which had taken place be-
tween Mr. W.ll. Wickham. M.P., and the Foreign-office,
in reformat@ to the prorveed &Bendiest in the Belgian tariff,
and the chamber sabot gamily adopted a memorial to her
Majesty's envoy at Brussels. Is this memorial the chamber
state that they believe it as be proved by conclusive evi-
.deace—lvt, that the elassilleation of the duties ea purposed
by the proem de lot would prove to be no reel rsdaetlun.
Zed, That the go value arm which the dodge aro pro
posed to be calculated I. wrong. Srd, That a new protec-
tion is *boat to be created by the distiactios drawn Witten
goods is the gray and good. dyed end finished. Ia proof
of them allegation, they offer affidavits from a number of
Bradford eras engaged is the Belgian treds.—Manchester
ChteriMlS
(ATRIAL PALACE.—ONE 61111.11110
TUNIDA.T, Ocrr. 28. Admiseicies Os paymeat, 2,187
ditto by sorsa dears. 368. Total Trans, 2,666.