The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-09

in these terms. The passage was a, page 375 Of
Or A.hih's book, en.lliea . Dealings with the Ia
Quisiiiun":-
Yes Ii. people deceived by you have good reason no
longer u belisye ia you You have d.oeivsd them with
Jour d. ciincs-y.nr own not tho OF The gospel in
III your pront aiooe not for the benefit Of
Ecnt tculr. Ia which you has. denied consolation
Wien h.y c.ud NOT give silver and gold In Daymeat
for it You ID, wi your practices wheu YOU
arirus prthch disiDterest dness You pure,
chastity; you 20 vnoictive forgiveness you iasub
ordinate submission; You. turbulent psace; you
set ndule, nj t,mperance Won, indol,st industry;
you 50 Immoral holiness. Thus, this day yau have
irtd he op aud they have ceased To believe in
peIctiv that Geo dd not DWELL 10 you-that God
no ,nl tr tpok. through your untrutbfullips
II that the way III Thich he addressed the head
Of the church u night easily be imagined how he
would addr. So iheinttrior clergy. He accusedthem
OF lceniionsDess, and wickedness OF the most abo-
minable KIND Now, if these charges we're true,
there cas be no doubt that 1t was important for
nuDk md that it should be KIN 'wn How. then, are
We to asceriai the Truth ? Is The Roman Catholie,
who believes b,s 10 be The true church, 10 remain 81
lent? When accusations such MS these are fulmi-
nate against The Roman Catholic Church before
the world, was it not the duly Ut Roman Catholics
to tra ard and vindicate the character OF their
church !? IL Woulu be q tnrceio talk of liberation,
II you were 10 hear only the attacks made by adyer-
saIIts. and )t allow them 10 raise their voice in
it's defence DIR Nesnan came forward To yindi-
cate he religion which he had adopted, against
man who said the Church of Rome, like Sodom aud
GODOirab, cried 10 Heaven iof vengeance, ADD that
it the duty OF all good men 10 sweep il from the
face Of the earth When these things were said in
seIm lbs and IN books, you hesitate TO say that
il was the duty OF Roman Catnolios to make
the best defence they could DIR. Aohlli
dealt vague and general charges; he did
not oopdescend To specify Particular facts !;
but yet these charges were important, rs
coming f ON man who came forward and said be
was living witness OF what be stated The qdes.
ton then arose. who is this who now comes for
wsrd TO denounce The church from which be is IN
aIos1e! When q witness CONES forward IN court
Of Justice, the first question asked s, who and what
Is the Nitlets! whence comeo he, and what are his
anteceGentsl What are his motives! : Who, md
what aie You. nr. Achl who tell Us these astound-
ing jacs?' He says, Il am one upon whom thoce
facts have made 50 deep n Impression that revolt
ed again 81 their ductflnt and Their hldeous tmpu-
riti, = If il be true that snch the ADO nina-
tions of The Roman Caiholicsystem that DIR. Achil,
with prospect 81 honor ana pretermont, abandoned
all, from sense hot only Of the incorrectness or
the Htman Catholic doctrines. but from abhOrronce
of the practices Of the Roman Catholic clergy, the
testimony must produce effect upon those
who might be waverjpg in tner opinions, and still
more upon those who believe that ProCestAntism is
correct 10 the sight uf God and who take
bic view Of The doctrines AMI practices of
the Roman Catholic Church. Bus if s should nra
out that instead OF being voluntary oeserter from
the faith ID which be wes born and bred, he bad
b, en- eXIelltn for his crimes If he adopted Pro-
t,s,antism from the exig,ncy of the moment, when
be was expelled from Tue Church which had aban-
doDed him. this would be an important element in
judging Of bis testimony, and would utterly destroy
the eject Of his evidence, il true Suppose his
expulsion from the Church OF Rome was not
brought about by his apostaey from its doctrines,
but by his own confession Of crimes, which would be
bad IL any one, but were detestabie IN who bad
become q member of the sacerdOtal calling of
Christian minister-was it not the duty of DR.. New
to bring these facts before the world! That is
Dr. Newman's Counsel then proceeded to
dstHil the history of the parties and the facts
stated in the evidence.
The following witnesses were then called by the
defendant -
EIeai Gns,ipi, an Italian woman, married, and
about 40 years Of age, was the first witness called.
She was examined by Mir. Bramwell, and gave her
evidence in IL very clear and intelligent manner,
without any appearance Of hesitation She answers
TO tho description of respectable poor person ia
this country. and though sufficiently plain looking
now, vas ITobubly IA comely girl at the time to
which her testimony chiefly referred. Her evidence
was given in Italian and translated TO the court and
jury by interpreters engaged in behalfo ethor party
She said-My husband name is Vncenzo Giust,ni,
al Hos married two years ago; my maiden name
is Valene, aLd have lived oil my life Mt Vitorbo.
know the Dominican convent there, and remem-
Der DIR Achilli, who was one of the monks.
went TO the convent, when he called me, about -
years ago, more or less; | then about II or Is.
Mr.. bsamwell-pid nny thing happen between DR..
Achlli and yuprselfi
WisIess-That ter which lie sent for me; he do
lowered me: vas o virgin NJ the time; it took
place IN part Of tic sacristy; had been alone
with DT tchili in Other plGocs before, while IN the
service 81 Signorn ceatii. with whom Dr. Achiili
Wa acquainted; che resided IN country house
NiieILo, and Dr. Arhil had been there ON n visit
during he month Of uCtobar; h Lad taken iiber.
tits With ne previously when walked on. with
linn alone. Ut his invitation; il is tho custom IN
Italy when any one is in service, for yisiters to give
q present, and pr. Achil called mo 20 the convent
for that purpose; that was tho first occasion
which he had criminal intercourse with mo; con.
fened 10 what took place, for was there alone and
was obliged; tscasaion); the net took PLACE again
some tine niter, and was continued in tho convent.
and twice beside in d house in yiterho; spoke to
him on The sin Of it.
Mr.. Bramwell--Wbat did he sayl
Witness. there was no sin; told him that
II was hellish matter, but he said, not ut all;
otherwise hell would quite full Cloud laughtcr)
C,oss-exanined by the Attorney General Il ar
rived in London on Thursday last and left Vitcrbo
Xix months age, on the sd Of this month in the
interval, bave been 1T Paris, Dover, and some
other place between Dover and tins; lady named
SigDoIa RosiDa dc Berla was with me and my hus-
band; can't say what street lived in al Paris,
but ! was there for three months; after which l
came 10 Dover; think in May; lived in Dover
close TO he sea- cant give the address, but tho
lady who was with me knows all about it; there
were other witnesses in tho cause in Paris and Mt
Dover besides myrelf; two Of them accompanied me
from Puris, Joanna Principe and her mother; they
lived III the some house with mo ut both places;
had my Instructions from lawyer, whose name
know not to eeme ter here; and had the approval
OF my ciiratc before left.
The, Attorney General-Did you ask his leave to
come
Witness. He told me ought to come hore his
nome is Or Giuseppe Rama27i; l talked with tho
other witnesses in Paris; ] told them what bad
happehed TO me. and they told me what had hap
pencd TO them; 0aughtcr) did not know them
previously; j have seen other witnesses besides
those mentioned IN London, but not in Paris or Do
yer; one was an English gentleman, named Rsy-
1olds have not talked with any priest since my
arrival in London | had only known DR. Achilli a
cd Iather Achilh; Signora Gentillls yil'n was
abort two miles houi the convent, and Father
Achill went there ~ remain y month ms visitor ;
there were two other members OF the lamiy, both
men, md twas The only maid: not moro ran i've or
Fix Gays elapsed before he began 70 take lb, rites
with me; TIE Win was IN retired silputOn, aud
when no iirsi walked out With me, he solicited ny
chastity: he took me 70 show me bird shooting nj
place whsTc two members Of the family were;
THIS did not see, jor dill not reach tie spot no
took me 70 hEt which not occupied. but there