The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

been disturbed since the affair OF the 9TH Cascadores
in the castle. Hut it must not, however, be sup
peaed that the Catralites have given up the con-
test; no, they working with redoubled energy;
ard If the administration does not take very serious
measures. the consequences may be fatal 70 it,
The woful state to which eighteen years Of misrule
baVe reduced tho finances OF the country, placing
the government in the in mediate dependence Of the
agiotas, or Insurers, has furnished formidable
weapon which they now turn against il, Seeins
the attempts revolutionze tho garrison fail, they
have hit on another expedient, in the hope Of pro
ducirg discomfort in a very numerous class. The
ngiotas bad already elevated the discount in the
pay OF public servants up to 81 per cent, but within
there few last days they have refused to discount
altogether. That this proceeding is tho result OF
fixed plan to embarrass the government is beyond
dsubt, there being no ostensible motive TO JUS
THY II; the present minister OF finance having
tinued all payments. AS may easily be ina ined,
this financial crisis causes much xiety, and de-
Mands prompt and eiheaeious remedy.
The P@p.I states.
Tho minister Of ii nance at Zone has issued a no
tifcstion, dated he 9th ut, announcing that tho
paper money of the late republican government,
representing tweniyfour baiocch (abous forty Two
centmes), will continue oe received at all public
Offices until the 18th Of August; after that date,
they will coptiuue 70 be received the ministry OF
finance, nj Rome until the 2lth, after which they
are to be valueless.
"A letter nom Rome announces that the COVER
nor CT LugO has been arrested upon the charge of
being On accomphce Of the brigands who infest the
country.
At Naples, the trial Of the 18th Of May continues
Cagrari, man Of 30 years, and Barbarisi. stand
accused OF having, with arms IN their hands, ex.
cited the people to revolt Al the courts in the
NeaI olan states occup ed wish political causes.
The trial of the Unta ltalana is decided, thIos Of
the principal persons having been sentenced to
nineteen and twenty years Imprisonment, in iroas.
he RisC gtmsnf0 Of Turin has published MIR.
Gaostehe's letters to Lord Aberdeen on toe Nea-
poiilap atrocities: and the Iomcn Uair0sai Gi
ste has been seizt and confseated for publishing
an account OF them.
Serious Charge against the Second Mate OF
the Packet ship Guy i1anuering.
rom the Liverpool Courier Aug d
1t appears chat about Elk oclock on Saturday
evening. boy about ID years OF age, named Alfred
w. Gibbs. sns. along with ninc more of the crew,
furliI sails on the fore torsai yard Of the packet
ship Guy Mapnerng, now lying in the Bramey-
Moore Dock. Joseph Ryder, the second mate on
board LEI 20 the topsa haly ard, and the yard Civ
ing way Gibbs fell TO the deck lie got hls left leg
and thigh broken, was carIied 10 tho Northern
Hospital on streteher, and died ia less than two
hours afterwards
Tie inquest was held yesterday, before highly
respectable jury, Captain Cooke, the superinten
dent OF pilots, beng foreman Ryder the second
mate, was present, IN custody, during the inquiry
1be fret and principal witness called, was
Bruce M kinney, who 81 Il he was chief officer Of
the Guy NarDerirg. The deceased was boy on
boald not an apprentice. as apprentices are
tsseD on board American chips The vessel sailed
from New ok on the 10Th OF July. Ga the voyage
to Liverpool, there was great deal Ct unpleasant
ncss between the prisoner, the cap ain, and ths
crew. This arose from the prisoner getting lil1or
Improperly he and the crew often qua,rcled The
chip arrived in l.yerpoo on Thursday last, aud
went, on saturday, into Bramley. Moore- Dock.
About ha fpast five on Saturday evening, w.tness
sent several f the hands Of thc sa ufl the fero
topssil The deceased one Of the number.
They were seventeen in namher, being nine Of the
crew, thee boys. the boatswain, thrd mate, "a
coloicd man, and two laboring men belonging to
the stevedOres. About ten minutes after they bad
gone up, Wines beard tho third mate, who was
then On The fore topsal yard, sing ou;, slack the
fore topsail halyards, so that VIC can butt the sail
One CT the bar "a, whose name is John Murray,
going up the lar ID, ara fore ,ggng n, the timo
Ni,ntss called him down end told him u slack nc
fore topsal bayaros, and 1, be careful how lao lid
so. lie went 20 tho halyard5 aud got hold Of them.
The prisoner was then standing in tho lirboard
gar gway, ard he shouted 70 Murray 20 go alofi,
and sad that "bc would slack tho hslyards for
them. God id them" Witness ordered the
prisoner net to touch tho halyards. because there
Was n man theio who would sla * thcm. The
pristner went forward to the halysrds. llstantly,
witness heard tho third ulatc who was Oh the yard
with tho deoessed sing out, " Look out for your
selves; the second mate has got hold Of the hal.
yards At that mcment witnos. beard the yard
coming down, forward and said to the prisoner,
My God see what you have done nov; You have
killed sofaeb,dy = and be said, ''Someb ldy DO
ID or phrase like that perhaps /; might b.
wono. Tie yard came down near to the cep.
several o! the people on the yard jumped into tne
riFEnE, ana saved themselves. Ono was thrown
into tic tor, and the deceased on to the dock Wit
bees Uhscry,d that the prisoner IL liquor, bu. he
knew what no was doing, and what he was saying
Went thtn on TO the tppgallant 'orcotstlo, aud
tntrc found the licensed lying on his back. 10
was moaning heavily, and complained Of hrs beart,
biz Of m, and bis lsg The prisotor then csmo a1i
stretched out the and leg Of TIC deceased, al
witness told him 10 keep away, a. be had harm
eI6ugh. Prs ber tb1n began cursiug him, ard
after dtccnsed had been carried TO tho hospital he
was gwen into cuittdy. If the haiynrds had n0t
got tnianRltd. every ore of tho hands on 'bc wards
would mCst probably have boon KilcL T1at
muring, when engaged IA sunGiy JOBS. the pcs,ner
snid 60 the ttys that be vould Nil them u they
did rot leave the ship. Tie said that all TIE good
men bad ltf. nud the bad cLCs had stopped. Oae
q. the tao boys wtutsvgy. aud the other. who wasa
Freedman, aud could not n ak good Eughsh, re-
NAMED 20 csuh the ships sides The d,csasld
Bssittt d him. The witness then heard the priso icr
10y be Was 10 Uni 20 LII Freedman. for &c had
Gne 20 Iny once for ono. WiinCss thought ne was
Only IN Tor. During tho afternoon OF SATURDAY,
vLtn moving the chip, heard The PRISONER say he
Was h urd 10 sill sumtbOdy. aud gct bis nc UP
Daniel Deveiin, john Gwen. ma q number uf tue
scamCn On hoard, wee called, and gave similar tss.
tmtry. The latter witt css txprt SEED his belief
hat The prisoncT let 20 the haiJaTds by accident
The prisoner uare long voluntary statement in
defence lIo denied that he was druuk on the
Saturday. and said that the rope hid acc dcatil s
| sllitd through bis hands. The jury rcturuci a
verdict OF " mtnsavgbtcr" against Ryder, and be
| was committed 10 kukiac under the Coroncr's
warrant, 20 take his trial at the ensuing ASHES.
The Harvest Of Engiefa.
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