Star.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

EX TRAORDLN A it Y MURDER.

GENEVA, Nor ems E 4.—A double assassinat:ca
the details of which seem to furnish the couilterFart
to-that of the unfoitnnate Fualdes, was committel.
on the Ist inst. in 'the suburbs of this city, on the Fa,
son of M. Corbez and his servant. Tho‘.e two vicinn.
were found horribly mutilated in the !loose which
they occupied at Plain Talais. It would aKear Cut
a Ilmg and hard struggle had preceded the perpetra-
tion of the crime ; but the murderers have not left•
behind them the least trace tHat can lead to a disc!),
very. It happened, however, that the same night the
murder was committed two young men, who
returning from shooting, alarmed a man win) v.-a;
carrying a porter's hod, and as he saw them he duet,
the contents into a ditch. A little farther oil' they rret
another man similarly burdened. On the following day
they learned that five men had crossed the Lake, car-
rying with them a quantity of effects, and leaving be=
hind a tru;;I: at a puhiic-house. The Police immediately
searched the ditch, and found several things belonging
to Mr. Curbez, and among them some bloody lineu.
The trunk also was filled with things stolen after the
murder. Some days afterwards, a well-dressed man,
who was travelling with a-clealerin wine, ordered the
coachman who drove them to call for the trunk at
the house where it had been left. The wine-mer-
chant, who had previously noticed Cattlhe hands and.
face of the prisoner were much scratched, now sus-
pected him of being one of the murderers, and had
him arrested. This was not done without great diffi-
culty. The assassin, who is named Machon, is a
powerful man, and it was not until after a long per-
sonal conflict between him and the French gendarme
that he was secured and lodged in prison at GM
Since that times Madame B. who belongs to a family•
of rank in'the neighbourhood, has been arrested as an
accomplice, and she has promised to reveal eve) y
thing, upon condition of her life being spared. A pro-
fessor of Italian, who is also suspected, has fled. Sir
men anti two women, besides Machon and Madame
B. have been arrested. Machon is the Captain of a
banditti, called " The BlaCk Band." The gendarme
who seemed him was carried in triumph upon the
shoulders of the populace to the tawr-hall at Genev !,
where he was publicly thanked by the Magistrates,
and rewarded with 50 Napoleons (I:41. 13s. 4d.)

Barn•
Sunday se'nnight, at Bridpoetti, Salop, the wife of die Rey.
George Proctor, of a an.

11SARRIED.
Nov: 17, at Edinburgh; Peter Ramsay, Esq. banker. te
Hon. Susan Mary Hamilton, second daughter of the Late WI.-
liana, Lord Belhaven and Stenten.

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