New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

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Sucb. said he learned counsel 10 CONCLUSION, s~ Ia
lat words Of 0rsin; and you see they are sce,d
with All the sets Of his hfe. No douo' y may b. SS
that !: is gres; piece OF teuerty on MS Pa 20 x
Srsss bmself TO him wbose lie was an obstacle % !.
realization of biz IDEAS; but having, thank hes,el
failed in the perilous enterprise IN when he wae.
gagged he has inclined himself before Goa, VICE
DEGREES condemned Il. And now De- Is soon, 'oesl
Erom the brink of his tomb he addresses himsef a
him sgsinst whom he has no sentiment OF tA,fe
him who may be the savior OF his country, AID 3
ssys Prince you glOrfy yourself IN nasng eoe
from ise very mids; Of the PeCgs1not Pn s hs.;9s be
Of your glorious predecessors Prince listen res
aat,erers; be great and magnanimous, and yoa~S
he invunerah,e 80 Such aIe his words, srd "
abstain from cc mment on them. l have neither "a.
nover nor the liberty TO say here sll ihst have y,
bssrt Rut the words Of Orsni himself explain eesi,
,hs orinions or which be has ac.ed and which I'D Ia
20 embark in his fatal enterprise. fou have no nse&
gentlemen Of the jury, OF the adlarations OF ne h
,enr General: you will do your duty wlthou. ps-soc
.rd ~ ;,bout weakness. But God who is above "a
God before whom uust appear the prisoners and tAs,
;ndges~Cod who will judge us and viii msssus he
s,tsnt Of our faults-wl pronounce on this man, N1
ard Pe1fs:Ps with s 1osSfd @sS think impdssS nn
NJ Noeent St Laurens counsel for Penn, Ter.
addressed the Jury. -
NJ. Nicolet then spoke in defense OF Gomez
After short suspension the sit'ing Wa 'eeuet,
and the first President summed up tue case and ,A.a
read list of the questions upon which the-Jay wssa
The jury then retired at five minutes 10 Eve, ssd
returned into Court at half past seven.
The President inquired OF the foreman VIA. We tie
result of their deliberations
The foreman read the verdict, finding 0rsin. Par,
De Rudio and Gomez guilty Of the crime OF cocsps
cy; Orsni, De Rudio and Gomez guilty of an s,,snv.
against the Emperors fe and Pieri guilty Of bers
sn accompce E1tenuatlng circumstances were AZ
mitted in favor of Gomez aone.
The Jury had had 10 decide upon liz cogs,s And
OF these only % were negatved al relating 20 :ae
onestiop as 10 whether there had been any sSemr,
sgainst member of the Imperial family.
'Tbe Observation-Disclosures of the Jury, your sse~sr
a. 10 extenuating circumstances Irregular, nssnach
As you have not stated that these circumstances have
been admitted by majority. irequest you 70 retire
again.
| After the lapee of few minutes the jury returned
with the same verdict and an addition 20 the stee.
that the extenuatng circumstances IN favor Of Gomez
| had been admitted by the majority:
The prisoners were then proush' nto SoeH hHe
same order as before.
The clerk read the verdict TO them after which,
| The Procureur. eneral said-ln consequence ofha
declaration of the Jury TO the effect that 0rsn Pe
| de Rudio and Gomez are guilty. either as pnneipes
or accessories of having committed the crimes Of co.,
.pracy and attempt against the person OF the Empe
ror crimes contemplated in Arts SO ~ and 3l2 Of he
| pepsl code we request that the Court be PleasetD 10
amply TO the prisoners the said articles moa,hed,
regards Gomez, by Art 463, relating to eAtenrsls
circumstances.
| The President-Have the counsel of the prscren
any observations to make to the application o ae
| punishment
| The counsel Of the accused rose and bowed w:hs,
making any observation.
| to make } No, Sir. -,
And YOU, DE Rudo II invoke tie clemeScy q tis
| Court.
| And YOU Orsin II have nothing to say.
And you, Pieri IL have nothing TO say.
The Court adjourned for halt an hour, and On 10
| return the President read the following sentence
| The Court considering the verdict Of the jury,
and having heard the ProcureurGenerals sppicston,
az also the observations Of the prisoners counsel
| whereas Orsni, Pieri, De Rudio and Comes, have,
durng the years 1857 and 1853 committed the cdmss
| of conspiracy and attempting the Emperors kk-
| crimes contemplated in AIts. 30, 81 and 3l@ Of be
| penal code, modified, as regards Gomez, by Ar 4e5
applies the said articles read 10 Court 70 the us.
oners and accordingly condemns the accused peAi,
Pierr and De Rudio to the punishment OF psrr1oid'
| and Gomez 10 that of hard labor for life. :
| The President-Prsoners, You are allowed tnia
days to appeal to the Court Of Cassaon sgairs shs
sentence which you have just heard.
| The prisoners were then removed, and tbs CcSrs
having risen, the spectators at ouee withdrew.