The Sun.
London, England, 1860-05-03 00:00:00

EXTRACT OF SENTENCE.

Francis the Second, by the Grace of God, King of
the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, of Jerusalem,
&c. ; Duke of Parma, Piacenza, Castro, &c. ;
Hereditary Grand Prince of Tuscany, &c.
The Council of War of the Garrison of the Pro-
vince of Palermo, invested with extraordinary
functions in virtue of the ordinance of the General.
Commandant of the Province and the Royal For-
tress of Palermo, issued on the 4th of April, 1860,
for the state of siege of the said city and its district,
Having met at the royal fortress of Castellamare,
at 8 a.m. of the 13th current, in compliance with
the orders of the general, to pass judgment in a
single sitting on—
Sebastian° Camarrone, son of the late Vincenzo, of

Palermo, grocer ;
Domenico Cucinotta, of Ciro, aged 34, from Palermo,

mason ;
Pietro Vassalo, son of the late Antonino, aged 40,
from Palavicino, workman ;
Michele Fanaro, son of Michele, aged 22, from Boc-

cadiftleo. printer;
Andrea Cuffaro, the son of Guiseppe, aged 60 , of
Bagheria, workman ;
Giovanni lliso, son of the late Francesco, aged 58,

from Palermo, water carrier;
Giuseppe Teresi, the son of Francesco, aged 24, of

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Falsomele, porter ;
Francesco Ventimiglia, son of Gaetano, aged 24, of

Misilmeri, workman ;
Michaelangelo Barone, son of the late Pietrlmasi,
aged 30, from Mezzojuos, charm? a seller ;
Liborio Vallone, supposed Callogero Villamanca,
son of Ignazio, aged 44, of Alcamo, Wright;
Nicola Dilorenzo, son of Giusep?e, aged 32, of Pa-
lermo, mason ;
Gaetano Calandra, son of the late Salvatore, aged
34, of Palermo, Wright ;
Cono Canceri, son of the late Francesco, aged 34, of
Palermo, wright ;
Accused of the crime of attempting to destroy or to
change the forms of the government, or to excite
the subjects and inhabitants to arm themselves
against the royal authority, arrested on the days
between the 4th and 12th of this current April
whilst in the act, in the case of 10, of having arms
in their hands, and of three with ammunition, with
effects and instruments such as lead to the presump-
tion that they are authors of, or accomplices in, the
said crime.
The Council of War on the question of fact sub-
mitted by the President—
From the evidence obtained from the minutes of
the trial, and from the public discussion, and in
conformity with the opinion of the Commissary of
the King—by a majority of seven votes to one—
has declared that all the 13 accused are guilty of
i the crime, in the terms of the common accusation.
I On the question of law—
Having seen the articles 30 of the laws of penal
procedure-423, 124, 5.2, and 6.3 of the penal laws
—and 296 of the laws of penal procedure re-
stored to effect by the royal decree of 27th De-
cember, 1858, and by the general order of the
General-Commandant of the Province and Royal
Fortress : has condemned and condemns, by
unanimity of votes, all the 13 criminals mentioned
above to the punishment of death, to be executed by
shooting them ; and with the third degree of pub-
lic example to the costs of the judgment ; and finally,
to indemnisation of the damages and interest
claimed by the royal Treasury and by private indi-
viduals ; such sentence to be executed after the
term of 11 hours passed in the condemned cell.
And that of the present sentence there be printed
1,000 copies for proper publication.
Done, sentenced, and published on the 14th of
April, 1860, at the hour 5 a.m. in Palermo.
The members of the Council of War—
' Chevalier D. GIROLAMO PALUMBO, Colonel,
President.
D. EDUARDO FERRARA, Captain.
Chevalier D. CARLO BOCCI CERASUOLI, do.
D. Acurm,z PURMANN, Ist Lieutenant. ,
D. RAFFAELLE MOBILIO, do.
D. GIUSEPPE BASSI, 2d Lieutenant.
AGOSTINO JOVANE,2d Sergeant.
VINZENCO MARIA PIsANI, do.
D. SALVATORE MAZZOTTA, Captain Commissary
of the King.
The present sentence 'has been executed at the
hour of 4 p.m. on the said 14th April.
The above extract is declared to agree with the
original.

TUE CHANCELLOR.
(Signed) LUIGI FABROCINI, Sergeant.
(Seen) The Commissary of the King.
(Signed) SALVATORE MAZZOTTA, Captain.

THE WEATHER IN FRANCE.

In Paris both manufacturers and retail dealers
continue to suffer from the protracted continuance
of cold weather, and the latter class only make in-
considerable purchases to keep up their assortments.
The sugar trade in Paris has been dull both as re-
gards the raw and refined article. In the aifferent
manufacturing districts, although a certain number
of branches of business are still suffering from the
period of transition of the old to the new Customs'
tariffs, there are others which have lately assumed
considerable activity. At Grenoble, the glovers
have received some large orders, and the linen
manufacturers, the printers of calico and other tis-
sues, and the paper manufacturers have attained a
weld degree of animation. It is the same at St.
Etienne for gloss and ironmongery. lace and other
articles made in that place. At Rouen and nal-
hausen there has also been an improved demand,
both for cotton goods and yarn. The accounts from
Lyons continue to be of a rather gloomy character.
The makers of silk goods cannot effect sales of their
productions except at concessions in prices, while
the rates for the rav material only give way in the
most trifling manner. Nothing in the shape of
cyders have been lately received from America, nor
are any expected for some time, the stock of silk
goods in the New York market being now consi-
derably larger than it was at this time last year. The
cotton market at Havre has been animated, but no
advance in prices has been obtained, although the
last accounts from New York speak of higher quo-
tationa there.