The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-12 00:00:00

117TH 1213031AT10N OF DR. 11.11244111 D AT

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(Ciailuisel from polorday • Express )

Etiie IA of 2, Graflorsireat, Kactue Nrw-teirs,
in; wools, Tea sea —1 lived as howageapar to

OrLeo at alai house. lbeemo semMed with his; mom

time ago, at • photo bormilorheser kept it, •
Mire Buckley, midi there orramrad with him lo
go Cato Ma gravies. I Intend his barrios ow the

13th Mar* 1867. He thin oceapiel die shale of the loom
No other servant tram kept Is the boson I know hL Bar
card, Hie prisoner. I bat saw him at Mims Hookleys. Ho
cams to wait Signor Orsini. Who Orsini renomed to
Orattam-revert, Haiti& New-town, H. Banned contlesed
to wait his there. Hs wad to call *boat Woe
a were. Hs dined- than, two or three times. While I
lived with him, Orsini mod to go occasionally into the
ootatry. ht. Bernard need to oall t Orsiai's slosenee,
and 1 and to give to him Orates hairs, eneapt these
that wars marked "private." He seed to apes *ea I
dad not ass him open time, bet I have ems Ida rum

thew, sad I sometimes maw Mat take them sway. I pee
M. Banned the letters by Orelat's order. Oa am moseion
he bLuasi as fix being oat. I end I had sot bra eat lam
He said he had a loag way to come and then he mid he heed
betimes Bayswater and Nottiag-hill. As tar as I maser,
ber, Orsini lett Kentish Now Tows, the last time, about the
18th or 20th November. I was loft la charge of the
sad 11... Bernard ogled sad took the lettere ea usual. About
the blessing of Jaaaary, 11. Bernard diced at the boom
with two other pumas. I prepared the dinner by M. Bar-
and'. directives. I did sot know them. I have lately men
Orsini Is the prism at Pavia At the same time 1 was shown
the prisoner Gomm. 1 rant swear that ha wee one of
theta, bat 1 bad sees him at Orgies, Kentish-town, one or
terioe. M. Bernard emethased to cam to the home be

Krtieh•tova up to the Mae of hit sweet. The last time I
as w Oisiai in England ha wore hie bead; whoa I raw hiss
in Pets ha was shaved. The eoloar of his heir had also
changed from dark to white. Shortly bakes Orsini let, Mr.
end Km. Whim) lodged with me, end edll centimes to do so.
Crose-mamined by Kr. filafgh—Thongh I did not wait at
dinner, I was not told not to ge isle the room. I was not
In the habit of waiting at table. Them was nothing myste-
rious sheet the dinners.

Mr. Bedhla—Nethlag mysterkrae in the amener of piecing
thojelat ea the tablet (Lweetter.)
MINIM -1t Y ao Wean meat". Thom is a man going
to to suesMd to Paris.

Mr. Beikis—Wae the furniture in the ►oor Or isfit—
Wilms—lt vas.

Asa amtlasss them t—Yiss. It is miss non.
Hot anis It pow, ?-omini gars It me in the prison at
Paris.

Elia Radio--I am the wife of Carlo Radio. I saw him
three woisiut ago in the prison at Paris. I drat knew him at
Nottingham. 1 have been married to him two years. lam
sow Ht. For Limo tier after we were married I lived at
Nottiaglima, while be remind is London. We they lived
at Bateesan's-buildinge.
Mr. Neigh objected to the reception of this evidence that
the wham' wan wife of a permit .barged with Wag a co-
conspirator with the accused, M. Bawd.
Mr Bodkin was not peeped to my that there was moth*
in the objection , and therefore a pardon to Radio under the
great mul of gaglaad wee in preparation which would re-
store the eoespeleacy of the wittier,.
Mr. Sleigh wee not prepared to admit this, but he would
mot object to the case proceeding.
Emaniation resumed—We lived at Bateman's-buildings
about Obrietisaa. We bad one child. We went in great
distress at this time. My husband le an Italian. We wen
bring ea charity, sad borrowsd money of • fellow •lodre.
After CM-Mimeo H. Harvard ogled. I had not seen him
halm. We lived in one room, up three palm back. When
be came he was shown plaint. He asked if Radio was
at Irma. I said he was act, but that he would be at Mr.
He 'Mho could not coma at four, but he would at MI ye
ItailseL He asked me if my husband had any erembay-
meat, aid I told him so. He said he was very sorry toles"
that, and gave me two sill cgs. He ►ad asked me HI wale
Rinds wife, and I told him yea, end It satiseed him. He
then mid that when he mme he would ring the hell
twice, and toy husband could come down instead of his
comiag sp.

Mr. Sleigh hers renewed hie objection to the reeeption of
the evidence of this idioms, observing that altar deep sort-
&ratios be thought himself not justified in waiving anything
is favour of the prisoner.
Yr. Jardine said his impressice wee that the eridmice wee
sdnassible eves without the pardon.

Ilaaseination resumed—Aleut 11 o'clock I herd the bell
ring teen, sad my husband wait down. On his return he
trotted up some money, 16e. On • subsequent =rim Ur
priscesr called, gave me half a sovereign, and asked why my
husband had not called on lam ? I said Its did not like to
call. He said my husband could cows to him at the Cal
Buises. He said he wired get my husband a situatioa
sad asked bow bin clothing wee? I told him what he hed
and vibe he wee deficient is. The prisoner then maid be
would find him clothing, and asked if he had a box or carpet
bag. The erne week the prisoser called again, and my hus-
band went down to him. I looked out of the window and
saw the defendant The day beam my husband went away
the defendant called again. My husband was out, bet I
saw him. He gave ma half • sovereign to get • mat sod
wareast out of pawn, which L did. W hes I roe& thee
home I found my husband there, and in about an boor silt-
weeds the prisoner called again. When he oases In be mid
to my harm!, " Now, you will go away in the mortise.
They talked togethir is Freer. Some ale was sent 1,,
and I left them together. The prisoner wrote several mesa
TM premier told me to go to the Café Sere when I
wanted anything. Hs said 12a. should be sent every
Moodily. My husband left the neat morning (Saturday)
between nine and ten o'clock, taking his carpet bag with kin,
I believe he bad a purport. The prisoner said be led
mast a whole day in endeavouring to get a pompon, but
unmaccessfully. I think this is the passport. I remembe
some such name as Ds Silva. I think my husband wee to
go to Parte ; I don't know the street, but the number, I
think, was 277. He said when my husband got to Paris he
would and some whom he would know. This was spokes
in Italian. On the Tuesday after my husband left, the pri-
soner called on me. My 12a. had not come on the Monday,
and I had called at the Café Suisse and left • nor The
primmer went upstairs with me, told me he war very sorry
he could not come on Monday, but he had badman to Maid
to, and he did not get home till twelve o'clock. He then
gave me 12.., and told me to have peaty to eat sad plenty
of warmth, and wished me good night. The same week he
called again, and said my husband was (Mite well, that he
would soon be home again, and that we read not want for
anything any more.

Mr. Bodkin—Thta Friday and Saturday was betas the
attack ; the Monday nest spoken of wee after that event.
lisamination restored—Oa the following Monday he riled
her if she wished to golto her grandmother ; she sell she
walla like to go ; be inked Wm what it would coat ; she told
him lOs. Bd., and he then gave her a sovereign bends* the
I2s. He told her to go in the morning as soca ea she coald•
Nothing woe said about how long she wee to stay la Montag-
ham. Ile told her that if any one asked her where she we
going, *he should say, " Oodalmiag, Surrey." He also said he
woald Ned her weekly 12a, by poet elks order, and eared her
bar maiden name, and she told him " Bliss Booth." He said
he would direct it in that nuns, and that the loner wound
contain the name in which it was sent. Hs said her,
ff she bed laid say one hie readiest t aid she
mid se ; end be said that wee right. Hs the
mil that if she taw mything in the newspapers •beet
her besieed she should take no notice of it. Winter
thee ga►e op her lodgings, and left for Nottingham, and
never saw the prisoner afterwards. Before she left she re-
ceived a %Mr keen bit besband. She did not know what
bad become of U. She bed so papers, Mr. Smith took them
away. She meld net snit muck; end Mrs. Fay, a fellow
lodger, ran the h be her. Kr. Smith inched her he.
Nottingham, end tea hr to Iketlead.yerd. Nothing we
shouh I wan b Irettiaghen me to how my hushed
ld halme en his velars. I vest at Nottingham by ay
own saw, Radio.
Cross-exanined by Mr. Sitigh—l live now at the Bedkelli
Hotel, Strand ; lodgings are Wm Uwe for me. Ido sot
knew that my hothead has ban mentieed a padre if ale 1
gave mdlohnt lalanistke he,,. My heahend OM MO 4
the prima to tell ell I knew. I, of cones, hope he will he
pardoned. hat I have not been told that he will. The
somber la Beteara'whaildiado where we lived wee ft. I
know t Made Delima--the Italian is, 277 le " doe nein s en-
bola min." It was I who told M. Bernard to ring twice, so
that we the way to Ong kr our Boor.
The grinner deriend that ft wee the witness who Mehl
him to send the wry I ler maiden nano, as the did aft
ebh 1a he kr Wilkie law that abs let it.