Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27


The translation a. tac letters OF Mad Du-
mont, were ordered 10 b. inserted IN the min
utes oil evidence before their Lordshirs. A
fresh witness (the tGI' IL euth) was then called
/" ,''. examined 10y MIR. Park. His name was
Lnisi Catdui, cmp!cye by person named
Gd2ilI tn ito ornamental work al the Villa
este. The witness was employed The night
prev'ons, b! Gasi'i, and was 10 have his men
ready TO 20 10 work the folio wing morning, &C.
60 ding 10 contract. ~ the time appointed
not finding materials ready at the agents. wit.
ness wet 10 Villa d'Estt, TO see about them
Went u!i stars into small room. Being in-
patient 10 End ihr agent, witness opened au-
Other door. Saw Ba.on Bergam and the Prln-
cess sitting together; The Baron bad one arm
across The neck o! the Princess. When lie o.
psned the door the Baron got up and said !,
WHAT do you want here, Hon ftio di cane,
Tsop ok a do.I" Witness afterwards saw them,
ius: tor 4 moment, walking dcwn stairs, arm in
arin. Saw the Princess riding OIL all ASS Der.
gam Sas supporting her one hand was behind
her hack. On his cross-eXanIndiIO lion, this wit
yeSs stsied that he was examined at Milan, be
fo,e tlit- advocate Vilmicari. in the presence of
Col bSsvNte. Received ten iivres day for
travelling expenses Was residing now net
far from that spot, the House of Lords. Had
seen NsIocci there. In the room where wit
reSs SAYS the Princess and Bergami, there was
mary doors. 1t was about the latter end of
Sept. mr. beginning Of OcI ober. On re-eXamina-
tion by Mr.. Park Witness trst came by sea
TO Dover. what happened TO YOU al DOvers"
MIR. Broughsm objected to this question, aud
IL was Withdrawn. Witness SAID that the arm
was rouud the Princess Brck /; L wish to know
whether the arm was round the neck or be-
hind the neck ! am the Princess and you
are Bergami. Here was u loud burst of
laughter al the manner of this witness, who
placed himself aud the interpreter in situations
TO represent the Princess and BcTgami, aud
proceeded TO put the Interpreters arm round
his neck. Does witness mean to Soy, that the
arm o.. Berg Imi was On the breast o the Prn-
cessl have even shown yOn how il was. The
witness thea retired
The Marquis o! Downshire, adverting to the
laugh yhIch had been caused 10y the manner
of the last witness, taought it indecorons OIL
the part OF he interpreters 10 Join in that
an-h,a',j 'ltaught they ought 10 90 ndmnnlshed.
Ibe Loyd Chancellor WAS OF the same Opisicn.
AllesSander Pluciti (Ihe fifteenth witness J
was tken called. he Was al ornamental pain.
ter. Employed by Baron Bersani, at the
VIA dEsie. Went afterwards 10 Rome with
the pTIpcess, as her servant. Had often sUeU
Jess dnI aIj The Pri.c.ss walking together
about Tie srouJds. Sometimes the Dame d..
honour was with them. il Rome all her
Count used 20 eup and dine win tbs Princess.
bprgami dined aud supped w''h her and Some-
tinIed persons who we're invited to ine Villa
Brandt, his residence, near Rome. Saw ,he
princess give BeTsaWi medicine when he WAS
al, ~ his chamber; Bergami goi out OF
bed 10 have II HoTntd; the Princess WAS
81 HE room. During the journey from An-
coma - Rome. witness was passins a court,
signs, that size had her aTnis around some per.
sOa.J No cross. examination took place.
Dnniiuica Bruza the sixteenth witnass) was
summoned a1d sworn. He VA an elderly,
bald headed mln. Was mason employ I'd
in tbe service OF the Princess of Wales tiom
1915 10 1917. Had seen the princess aud Ber-
gam often together. Alone IN boat on the
lake. Were they arm"In arm. or separate 2"
They alone, but L was rowing Laagh.
teri + BeTgami was sitting with the PTiucess
Oh ihe evening OF the feast OF 81 Bhftholo-
new Through two doors, which, were open,
and opposite TO each other, lie saw BE- rgami
and The Princess careSSIng Que another; they
weie standiHg aud pdtting each others cheeks.
Witness dad rot know OF any work being done
60 the door of room which he was told was
DergamI's.
Aliono BianchiO (the seventeenth witucss)
wa mkt put To the bar lie was dn lnhabit.
a"' j Como. saw the Princess aud Befgami
in canoe, on the river Brecia, near a little
gate, which prevented The water from over
flowing the country. Saw the canoe empty,
and Bergami coming with the Princess
from the hOodZate. They we're both dressed
alike. Their dresses seemed 10 be wet. When
witness first saw them, they were leaning a
g4ust the embaukment. They were then in
the water, where geatlenen nsed 10 battle,
becaase the land rs good aud tue water is
clear. The Princess wore loose tfowsers, that
cached 10 The feet. Mr.. Deumdu declined
s.examIding this witness
Giovanni Luccini (the eighteenth witness)
#iule washer, fnpiOyed al Tue VIVA ~ E3tP,
lad vltCu seen the Princess and BeTpami to-
gsther. Saw them 10 carriage called padO
vsapilo the Pfiucess OIL BeTgdm,s knees
Sdw Them Wien he was al work ~ the tow
efOf tue Villa d'ESie, sitting iogetlisr, reading
a BOOK. Iaey went Into Cabin. WiiBcss
bad ucendt the theatre al Villa q Este, there
vas singing The Princess sung, and BsEsami.
accompanied her OH the guitar. ttu his cross
,amnni0nJ A pado yanello "a a esTIIage
co.4moay made gse OF IN Itsiy, with one scat
=. e.... Co. rnaH al
drivers knees aud for him TO drive With his
arms round that person.
Carlo Csratu (iJth witnes',) had been 10
the seIVire OF tie Princes OF Wales, two yeats,
"a cOa;ectI0nsr. Had often seen Bergant
aud tie Pridces3 walking together.
Francisco (irasInO (2D,b wItness,) a mason,
ea.piJ3eJ 81 the Villa d'Erte, Spake respect-
iaS tie alterations on the return OF the Pm.