New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

- the Marquis Dragonetti To have ne'
a,5have been proof OF guilt lie oio ,i'' n.y.
"0'.~ ,rres;ed the next day by verbal ofue'
a W.. p.hce Al length the alleged treasonao'e
q ...oonderce was placed IN his hands II COZ
",ed N s;opid forgery Of a letter, ai'n'uno'ns
INVASION bv Garibaldi, conference WIN
NJ, :" and correspondence with pIoinise o'
'' ", -, Lord Palmerston. The handwriting
'D =. .ne.liag had no resemblance to Drago-
..,,,.s-the forgery was pro'en--."e c"i's'
'sa,dor,d-lu. worse remained behind.
s.,,,nc,ation was made against Poero by
.o,,ce aren't ma I'd Jerol.no, who accused
-" be,,g one Of the chiefs Of Republican
H.. ,,,cd lie Lnita Itaiiaaa, ana OF an Intention
ID, tie King and some other persons. On
NC 80 n treason. POerio. with some forty
~ ,er.ors was ,red last winter Inc e'I-
- ,,i,c1 Mr Gladstone head IN open court
q rho nos, .ncOnclusiye KIND, or conciu-
-. oniv waen supported b. manifest perjury
49, p,..,e.r, Of the Court, one Navarro, was
-, tic ,or-ons whom the alleged conspiracy
va intended 20 destroy yet he trieo 'he 00S''
t,rc3 ,t. counsel u he bar one hundred ''ca'S
for ,.,cctial 20 his presence, ana e'eh'u''i,
voted fo. tie death Of the accused. lnleel' al
,,e Judges aye entirely depcnden, on the Oo'eI'-
,oent. an5 by .hem. a: length Pocno was iound
ou,lty Of belonging to the Republican sect ana
eopdemued 70 twenty-four years IN IRONS hf.
Gladstone saw him IN the bcgno OF Nlslda aitef
~. CONVECTION. and be thus relates the story
r., Fcbrsarv .asi. POeriO and 10 OF he c0iccuSe1
..f. tsiff. Eg4F Lag
~ Por orc-half hour N the week. ilttie pro-
ieuo nv tnc enIency OF tAe superintendent they
Dsse allowed 20 see 'heT friends outside We PRISON
~, IS ther sole view OIL The natural Ocduues
I'll ,,fch they were surrounded. Al OlaeI ZINES
80, ,rc,e ex-.usivc!y within The walls. The whole
rwhcr OF hoD except, think, one, then m the IN
sTna,y wcle confined, night and day, N = siABc
room of about 10 palms IN leneih DF ~ OF IL IN
nreai,h. au1 about 20 III hight ! think with ONE
,osr yard fOT exercise. Something Ike a hith
nnst b., taken oil these numbers 10 convert pains
,n,o feef When the beds were lad down al night,
,sere wse so space whatever Oe;wee them. they
could ,,nly get ont al the foot and beng chained
Two and tNo. only IN pairs. In TINS room lhey na0
N cook o. pfeparc What was sent them by the KIND
cess of iacr trends. On one side the lete OF the
Ground 1, Over the top Of the room 1t therefore
resked with damp. and rom TINS, tired With long
ronfueIoeEt hey declared they suffered greatly
Js,e,r chains were - follows Zach man wears
4 ,gong leather gInh round nlm ABOVE me hips. 10
THIS afc secured the upper ends 0i t"0 cha!ns ohe
kind of dOrh.e fIng iNcd round the annic. Ire sec
ood chain consists Of eight links, each OF the same
weight and ength with the four ana thu uhl'eS the
ivo prorrfs together. that they can stand about
~ fee; apart Neither OF these chains I, ever uli-
done day Or night The dress OF common ieions,
WhIch a. ell the .eiOns cap, was thcre worn by
the late Cilirct Minister OF King ferdinand OF Ma
plcS Is coMpOsCd OF rough and coarse yea Jacket,
With ,fousor. Of The same ma'cral-ycry like the
cloth mIic ID his country from what IS called dev-
Ms dust IT, trousers are nearly BLACK IN color On
MS head he l1d small cap WhicA makes up me
suit IL Is ui tire same material The trousers but
lon all tlc way up. that they may be removed At
night without disturbing the CHAINS.
The weight OF these chains, ! understand, IS
about cigli ro'ol, 81 between 10 ahd u EhglSn
pounds, FOR hC shorter one, winch must De doubled
when clt each prisoner IN, halt Ot The longer
one The prisoners had heavy lmping movement,
much as one log had Ocen shorter than the olnei
But The refinement o. suffering IN this case arises
from the Circumstance that here We have men Of ed
scati0n ant high feeling chained necessarily to-
ge,hei For no purpose are these chains untone .
and the meaning Of these last words must be vel
considered they are 70 be taken ,tucty.
Well. At NAV be thought the prdcucc - 5arha-
rOuS and ought not 10 prevail Stlu, as II does pre-
vail, n might hc difficult 10 oxemp, these persons.
although gentlemen, from H. But this. my LORD, %
sOl The tue explanation. On The contrary. IL was
iOf The sake II these very gentlemen tid the pfac-
ice OF ciin.hg two ,,adtwO was introduced INTO the
sagaO OF NiStca. ] was assured that Two or three
weeks before. among 500 prisoners IN that bagH1
(which u the pasScr-py looks hardly bigger than
martclic tower these double irons were totally I'M
known arf there were many political offenders
then there aui they were men of iac lower class 10
whom thi> iud OF punishment would have been hu.
a slight addition. But Iusi a5Out the time when Pc
erlo and las companions were sent - Nista an q %
der came from Prince Luigi the brother OF the Ming
who, - Admiral, ma, charge OF thc island. ordering
thai double non, should bc used Tor those VINO hai
been b0Yebi lutO TIE prison SINCE "a certain rather
recent date tlua July - 1850 Thus T. was con
tnsei to have them PAT on Poero ana ms lnenis'
and VET a. have plea such as i Is, Tor saying that
the measure was no, adopted with view 10 THEFT
case. and 20 The extreme m RAJ (ds we'll as the not
slight ph,scal suffering which II would sNcGre ior
them. Among these, Is have already >ad had
been chaiNo1 together the in,ouner aiarghCrta and
one OF IL s.cnmS. Among these, mN sell saw
political prisoner, Romeo, chained IN the manner
saNc described. Co IA ordinary olcndcr--a young
man Vii one Of the most fcrOclous alt Sulen coun-
tcnancc> ! have seen among many hundred, Of the
Neap0,i,3n criminals.
must 81, ] was as,oni>aed At the milducss with
which theN spoke 81 those a. Whose hands theV
we've enduring thcSe abOmndAlC pes ccu,lOn>, and
At their ,hrlstIan resignation, a. Wel 3d., their FOR
gNlng temper. for they seemed ready 10 undergo
With ChCcriulntSS Whatever might Nc' he IN store
ior them. Their health VAS evidently suffering i
saw the aunt OF one Ot these prisoners, 4 man o.
about extraordinarily, weep When she spoke of ms
altered looks. and Ol The youthful color bat a few
weeks before IN his cheeks. / should have taken
nun for forty. | had seen Poer.o IA December.
during H. '.al but | should not have saONn hun AZ
NSlda. lie did not expect his own health 20 stand.
although God, he SAID. had given Inn strength 20
endure. Il Was suggested 10 him irOm dn auihorta-
i've quarter that his mother, OF whom he was the
only prop might be sent Ia The hlng To lmporc ms
pMcon, o. hc might hnn>cliapp.y fOg -. lie steadily
refused That mO,hcr when | was az Naples. Mas
ioSinS hen mental powers under The pressure OF her
Affections Il seemed ~ II God, more compassionate
IMAM hcr iellow-CreatuTcS We're taking them away
70 mercy, Tor she had, am.GSt her Sorrow frances
ana VISIONS OF rep0Sc She told a youas physician,
Known 10 oc. that shs had been seeing her son, ana
WIN MN another person. The 40 were an different
yAl> anu Size had seen neither
Since ie,t Naples, focrlo has sunk 10 a lower
oep'h OF calamity He has been taken understand.
nom Nl>ha 10 lschia, farther from pUoil, interest.
and perhaps 10 some ahtic Ike the Ma>calo Of POT-
can What saw WAS quite enough Never before
aa'e cOnVcr>ed, and never PROBABLY shall / con
verse agaiu. With cultivated and accomplished
vhletan. Ci whose innocence, obedience IA law q.
ana love q. u> country was as firmly and n ration
Any assured aS OF vour lO,dShiDS or that of any
V'hel man Of the very highest character, While he
>'ood before me amidst surrounding 'sOn> and clad
u TIE vie uniform ri guilt and shame. Bot he Is
40" gone Where hc VII scarcely have the Opportunl-
even OF such CONSERVATION. ! cannOt honestly
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