New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17
ITALY.
Official EXECUTION At ROME.

POLITICAL EXECUTION At ROME.
Correspondent OF rhe LonG'n Daily New I'll, d ,s,t
At las, the tragco death Of Count ROss n Is las met
with It's r4gca reiondor The only surviving author ~
the assassination Ia the opinion of the Judges o. inc
Sacred Consua Tribunal, publicly behelded a. the
early hour Of five 4. VI the morniug Of me '-i mss
According 10 the printed sentence. of which very few
cories we're posted the walls ani still ower paw ttny
bufod he persons chief, concerned IA thu cume
were Luici Grsndoni Roman by birth, large anah,-
der ana Colonel OF ae National Guard; Sante Costan'
tir Of Folicro sculptor, aged y, ku-ge CoOnel'
horsebrrak. Of Naples aged 30; Ber1aruo tacciott
cabinet maker oil Pslestrina aged q; Innocence hep-
ptoo. fshmouger n Rome, a,ed % tilpp" kaecoui,
cnbre maker Poe'trina aged 3oi FraAc'ic0 Co5lah
TIM carpenter Of Folignc, aged 81.
Besides these criminals IN the power OF the Roman
Government up recent period, tho sentence mentions
Feice Neri as having died in prison and Pleo >terOl
Angelo Bruretti betto- known 70 fame ~ Ccerlscchp
Filupo TroUtanore, and Antonio Ranucc an imviduaI
who appears 70 have married English wife without
waiting Tor the de ath Of his 10 nan spouse o de'0t n
The Eternal CITY; .Alessandro Todini, Luigi Salyat;
Angelo Brzki now believe, carrying on the profession
Of sculptor IN LonGon and other principals ag 8,
or actors in the crime contumacious or enlgrin's
o. those prisoners GFandon and Saute Costantin waro
condemned 10 be dccapUteithe first for having had iul
knowledge beforehand OF the intended murder ant the
latter for having been certainly one OF tho aZoas selected
for thu commission OF the deed, aud possibly according TO
some evidence and according 90 his boasng as wen
a. the circumstance of his having been carr IN triumph
down the COrsO the very evening OF the i1h Novem0e'
the actual author Of he deed The evidence IN this pOnt
was however. very contradictory Colon 'up and Der
narGiuO faccut. cOUd nned - the leys Tor NE"
and France SEQ CostaI TIM, FlGppo Fcsin'u and ~ -
pacuori 90 tie caeSs of 20 yoags. NJ sentence was
psssed u iho cOntlInacous or absent
Colonel Grandoiu Tally expected TO hoye beeh par
dontd OF az coy rae 70 have esclped capa' punish
msnt through the interest Of Cardinal Fornarii but
when he heard Of the rather sudden deth OF the
Cardinal be los. al hope, Gnd hung himself with
a handkerchief fastened TO the bars Of his prison
grating ON the 3Oth OF June last Constantini
attempted TO put END ~ his eNsieDce also
by leising food but his frame resisted the privatou
until the morning Of tie nd, when he was carried
10 he lugubrioUs Piazza d'CeEch, to be gul!Otined
After hearing his sentence no abandoned his starving
system and INDUCED in eating and smoking refused the
ate ntion Of his spiritual cOmforers ami resisted all A.
Temps 70 biDdold him. The sight OF Cardinal Marin
M he window of the Convent Of San Carlo, IN ta.nGr
excited hn 10 sone biting ks and the priests WHO
received him al the Consrtere Chapel saw tbs IN
utility of detain ny liza there. While preparing his heal
for the fatal AK he gave uttcrance % the on repeated
cry OF Viva Ia Republica ROmaDa,' but any further re-
marks the spectators were drowaed by the roll o dfan
around him
On the evening before tho execution strong patrols q
gendarmes and sbr peraded the city clearing the ale
of loangers and sending promeoaders home. "a th'
morning at daybreak piqucts OF Dragons guiriei "a
the avenues the fatal spot that vefy low spectator
comparatively attended az that early hour, anu M G;SI
dent took place.
The great trial Of the PRISONERS Of August last Is not OK
pected ~ DO concluded before September or November
sLd eh prisoners continually arrested on suspicion
o, being concerned H. the conspiracy.