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,TRANGE CASE OF MURDER IN

SPAIN.

The Court of Assizes of. Saragossa was occupied a•
short lime since with the trial of
.Pe‘iro Oar dessa, the
proprietor of a small inn near Sus, in Navarre, Paula
his wite, and Carmen Cardessa, their daughter,
for the murder of a man n;..med Gregorio Orensauz, re.
siditig.in. the valley of Arso, two leagues distant from-the
residence of the prisoners, It appeared from the evi-
dence 'Abut the deceased had lett home on the 22d of
September to collect money due to him by various per-
stnis. Some days having passed aver without his re•
turning, his.faruily b. came uneasy, and inquiries were
i,struted. . Nothing further was discovered han that. he
hal been se•-n to enter the house of the pris.mer, on the
day he lett heitue.• The male pris,uer and Ids daughter
taiiTted that they. V w ilotbii.g abut the preocee.dings
•

_ .
el' the dect abed, but the - leo ;lit.r alto ,eii that. lie had
called at the house, hut :Iry r a shert stay had taken
nis departure. No hung -coalln4 to light to crime
note ttietn, they w, re merely shrjected to s v..rnl
examieatioes without being talreri itho cut,to.iy 'Pen
wouti.s after a human leg was th.,•covered in the Wile
river .0n..448•,--49_3149;410t4tris?uer'e residence, and starch
being instituied, itte-i/littaitting parts of th., bAly were
tound(xcept the head, which had been appar,ntly cut
„fr with sotne heavy intiruinent like a cleaver. The
limbs were 411 dreadfully . hacked end mutilated ; sire
of the articles of clothing were recognised ae having be-
longed to the deceased. Still nothing bad been disco
y: red to fix the crime oh any party in particular, whet,
Paula Murillo being taken ill, awd considering herself
on the pint of death, sent for the authanties and made
a conreesionto the'tellowing of et: —"The deceased had
called at her house on September 22. and had demanded
some money sluts to him for wheat. Not. having it she
desired him to wait until her husband returned: She
prepareef breakfast for htin
at. which he drank cepions.Y,
and at last wanted 'to take liberties with her. 0, hi,
laying hands on her. she
that be staggered back and fell with his head ag.iinet
the corner of a cheat of drawers. She, being 41tead-
fully
,alarmed, went to raise hint up and help him,
she carried it down to thrfilirhAim
when she found that .he was dead, without havintz
shed a drop, of blood. Being afraid of the come--
quantity of faggots.
quences of such an accident, she determined to con-
so violently away
ceal the body, end wrapping it
.up in a coarse cloth,
and hid'it under a
She Let it there for several weeks,
when the help ,of fa k i
ots ....ex.DEOfig to run get
low, she
afraid of her husband
lm
discoveril ... the whole mater, and
taking a cleaver 6,tle cut the holy into pieces, and placing
the limbs in two haskets'carefully coveredover, she her.
self took one, and her daughter the other, to the [rink
of the river. She then.
wring viilage, and during her ab-
then. sent the young woman ''ll fell
errand to the aeik
senco emptied the ba,:skets Into the water. The deughte,
was quite ignorant of what the bakers conteined; in the
hurry of tiding the baskets she had iorgetten the head
in the cellar; she mutilated the features to prevent recog
nitio and."
This and then buried it in a piece of waste gr.
This "nresil"' b c. suing known, rxeited the greatest
4tn nuotion, and the woman soon after gt. WIT better, she,
s
her husband and the daughter were arrested. The .au-
thorities having caused a very minute s, arch to be Made
:
in the house where :he prisouer t ad
lived, found a num-
ber or French sf. piece..conn,aed, and tlio,e the daughter 3
dtnitted she. had seen ~.iiii. he' in(.4ll(r. It was proved
that precisely the same nuts ;a r of Y.. pieces had been
Paid on the ttiOrllibg t...k O. f e murder to the d; ceased by
another party. The mouth;- r, on the ether hand, denied
that she knew anything about the money in question.
After a trial of great length, the. Court acquitted the
father and daughter, but not believing that the deceased
had in.t.witli. his death accidentally, found the mother
guilty of murder. The Court at once sentenced her to
death, and ordered the execution to take elaCe in trout
of the Town-hall of Sos. This sentence was carried
nto;executi. n on the 21st ult.'

MYSTERIOUS CASE.
WARMINSTNR, .SATURDA th., irre,nt weck
considerable exch.- :at has prekaitrd throughout the
myiter
irta,dzepoeversry, which
oiis.
hall
br:ve ri,e to a
ore, if nta‘,agetyrai
report
irderelhittt
ii
town and the burroundmg disme!s, by the following
w near the Old Church.

It appeared that on Monday last some persons, as they
were passing along the bunk of a mill-pond, which runs
through the Meadow near the church, perceived some.
prompted them to see
ti) their no small
were amazed at finding
thingwha tit
tn
amusementwthase, theyww foundljatee9ri. on (t
turning
iigttyiwt avtff over,
body of an aged
man, with a razor clenched in his baud, his throat most
frightfully cut, and hia clothes red with blood. They
immediately got the body out of the water, but whilst
The latter was a
la'g'ime,ewlhoMuastetdhetwo work in the mea-
dow bodies were
removed, and an inquiry set on. foot tat ascertain, if pas •
thbefenotiatipgperrispeadrt,y,t
cadeb:owsuehtadiss fiftywa
o a.yneaegsaorse.au(n)l ft
Theural 'e labourer,or o
i,
e r
haring; pensioner,
met their deaths.
tghleecirc witnessesuttan:;(tw'4l9
it:en'
es
s,„
s.
anotheryAhiobefuthey
ett,hr,wwasehb,ripe,atlehtsr'et):::,:t,wl:lun'beint:ilyieegl doing,
thdt
yearseie
h.
0, m,
rt. ,1 mit,)
theyg,
e.
was learned that the elder de-
epest was heldKonintgh'eltwo bodied,
al inquest
the father, for some time Nast.
wer,4 of.,opinion that, during a
was
had - been slightlY deranged ; that on the day the dis-
covery was made he and his son„ were both at work in
ttihteetifeLls.anrirtyh, the father had eat his throat with the
razor, and the son, seeing him in the net of so doing,
had attempted to prevent him, and that during the scuffle
he had fallen into the pond. and the other, on ~,,„,to.
plishing his Object, had fallen into the water upon him.
, The •• jury, in the absence of further evidence, reiumed a
.
verdict " Thit the sun was found drowned, but that the
father destroyed hi own lil+ during a fit of tt,mpt;rary
insanity.." •

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red.