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

followed. When arrived ia the room ceagI
Observe objsc's. was frightened, and dieks
know what wsB 20 be doie "a me, but l did uoa
my seDses. could not now tell all tie partic,,r
for 1t 10 many Years ago, hut oil know is thl
that moment be d,-honoreh me. | resisted. bud
not remember il cid | WAS, however, in a,t
epirston. After HE aot be seat me away. III
The Attorney General-Did he give you AMI.
sew Witness t.harpl,)-Hs gave mo 1 silk hand
chief, which was older ,han Himself (Great lei
ter Invent home. aud the next day went tot
fessiOn 10 The same conessor 10 whom conf iIh
before. / began 10 cry, ind he thsn told masn
know you were in the bnds Of rapaci0us wo H.
sleeps clo'h,ng." tS-nsation
The Attorney Gencrai-D Did you say anythir IS
Witness No; because the confessor pvohil
me from saying any thi, 10 any body, on accOu.i
Achi being al ecci-sla-tic (Sensation
showed the handkerchief To my coniess0r
second time the act DID take place In the NJ
vent. There were living in Viterbo relations of
Achilli, and he sent Tor me there. J
The Attorney. General How came you toy !
to him again 8ftrr bis treatmentY
Witt css with mnch aniIatinn III felt was "
honorcd. therefore / went; it is very well kn n
that a little affection springs out of such ey'.
became SO fond Of HIM hat regretted very MI |
bis going away from he place; | do not know IL
house, bur he took me into roem, whore the,t
again occurred be was SEATED when | went h,
and he made iii also what occurred after, tC
can 1ecolect3 it il so long since; must hnvde.
manned about an hour: the next time it happ4d
was in the coD,s rt; ceased To 90 to the old n
lessor after that, ard did moi 90 often to con.
! sion; when ! cor frssed, however, said all, I'll
could not conceal my slb | cannot tell the nAmbf
the second COZ tsssof; he is probably dead, as IL
first is | did not mention ttc lame of DR. Aebpyv
for the custom ia 10 mention the SIM and not 10 !
sinner (Sepsatiou)
The Attorney General : How came yOu to nt.
ton the name Of the sinner TO the hrst contest,
| then 7
Witness = Because The first was living near 10
villa, AZ might suspect snme Of the family, anil
therefore chose 10 tel the real author OF it. \.
Achilli had told me, /" When you can, come t0je
me- and when could did The second timot 10
act was committed in the convent was in the $40
place as he first If for,e used on that o.
sion, suppose il was % his side, for it is not r
| mitted TO the ~""an !" any /" Here l am A
girl % was could nat ask bin, Ia confcssk.
my self said that had sinoed with an ecolesaic
in the chapel IL may have occurred more TN
four times. The second time went TO the hous4f
his relatives it was becnus- he sent for me-
The Attorney General. Did be use force on TIT
occasion!
Witness The fret time he forced me, but at
thar be used the en- csses which are usual toxa4s
wemen Uarghte')
The Attorney General Did he give you b
other presents besides he silk hand orchiefl
Wltness-f Yes, ana beau fiji presents they wb
three saussgts. (great ilughter;) the sausa(s
were given NJ the lime the handkerch1-
Continued laugbter)
The Attorney General-Dd he ever give you ar
ether presents!
Witpess--He often promised, but did not pr
form. He said he would give me an umbrella, ht
he has never done 30, (laughter;) never said
word about il to my mother; have mower inentin-
ed it to anybody except my confessors, but orc
SALVATORE Laro-i. a chemist, asked me, "Is IL trs
that Father Achilli has de6owered yoa!' snsws
ed, '.Who told you that!' and no said, "Himselr
tho chemist said so. far az | could jpdge u
cause he wanted TO arrive at the Same end; this Vt
many years ago. and he is now dead; DIR Ach4
did not remain long at Viterbo after; perh4
about year; my mo'her has ONLY lately boen /
formed Of the fact; and then di not tell her a9
thin G hey ond that waS coming bore en- q trial. Y
ing pressed on this point, the witness said sharpl
"lou would not bav. me publish my own drimel
The Attorney Generai-Who gave you money
come over heIe!
Witness-No one has given me money; l haS
been found in evcrst ng necessary by the Sgnoi
Rosipa Gilbert, for | had nothing myself tia
lady is q Catho,i
Re examined by Mr. Bramwell-Xy curate vi
tho first who spoke to inc the subject Of this case
be sent for me, and asked me if know anythip,
OF Dr. Aehill answered. why do you ask me-
and he replied, "Never nind;'' then uad, "Nev&
mind but what forg Is 1t for my own goods
lie said, IL is Tor the honor OF tho Holy MothS
Cburch--ior the honor Of Cod then said, 81
you will come 10 the confessional, will tell youy
but hc would not; he said that TO the coniession}
he coald not come but | was to speak thon All
there without shame; | then began 10 say sornf
| thing, and be SAID it does not belong 10 me; yd
must come TO the lear General: intamaIion cant
to me accordingly, aud | sas tho Vicar ssenera
with q Dominican nook FROM Rome and ano.hd
MOI belonging to the convent Of 81. Filinpo,
Niterho; they told me muat go 20 Romo. andl
went; saw there an E"gi,sh lawyer, who coul
Lot sIcak Italian, GnG 1 snado no statement
before him, but did before the Vicar General
and ] told him ell thst am saying ntT
have not seen DR. Achilli since he len Viterbd
lie never ssid TO me :. Good by" OF even as mael
| az go to the devil" (lauehter). and knew nd
thing Of it till he was gone; ! have been in cor
vent OF huns for three years, and won't to try wha
Their had vocation for the life or not; whethc
the Lord called me to it; finding that had n
"eall, came away; of my viii did not 60
but from the strong advice of my confcssor, VIII
seeing there was some danger of my becoming d.
reputable WOMAN, induced me to go 10 the monastery
! Tho Rev Mr.. Grite. Roman Catholic priest
residing at Broadway. in Woreessershire, was TIL
| next winners called He spoke Eoglish well, and
in answer to questions put b. Mr. ADDISON. said
am thirty two years Of age, and was c1ucnted 1T TN
/ Iyccum College OF Viterbo, Of which town am 1
native; | remember being a student there in tt,
Latin Grammar, and was about eleven years OF
when pr Acti!li wns professor Of philosophy in tL
college, being also priest in holy orders and Do
miBraD monk; bis yopu, alton ut ihn, time was voY,
bad, but do not know why's thore is Bishopi
/ Court nj Fiterbo, over which the Vicar Genera
presides; have been mis- secretary sas in Vitor
DO when pr Aelniii left il, which took place suos
denly; he escaped, or was not TO DO found (Laugfs
ponce were burnt during the last revolution.
| Cross examined by the Solicitor General Il car 1
say with certainty when it was DR.. Aehilli left VI
terbo, but believe it was in 1884 and must hay,
been about IL years of age then | received sub
roma 10 appear IL this care about tho beginning d
last December Mr.. Flanagan, an Irish priest
frst spoke 70 ne on tho subject in Broadway, Wor
cesieishire, where I'm priest have been abroa
since, collecting evidence. saw Rosa de Alessar
drjs once IL Rome and once afterwards at Viterbc
! neither gave nor offered her nor any body els
money in reference 70 the subject ] have seen
/ great mans peopleat Viterbo on ibia subject Nou
o. the wltht sses who have to This country III
here on my persuasion Tue persons nav came
! noe ~ spontaneously. for did not seek any OF them
went alone, and put myself in communication
! With The Vicar General Casainlcono .iso kne v .
monk named Lopini Dominican. ] Gaow the wit
ness Giustni: saw Der III Rome. Tho Visar-Gcne-
~! was The hrst person Iupyied 70 - Vitorbo bat
every d9y | bad people coming 70 mo. DIR New
Iosn employed me 10 90 over 70 Italy. The Vicar.
General and 2opii expected me, and I remained III
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