The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-04-01

the illuminate, but / re, iscted
ep it moist, 30 / brop ght it
Belgium, and from B, lgium
srpet bag, enveloped in paper
{ I moistened from ii ne' to
tened, it must have W ighed
sh.
! bombs myself in tn, Rae
. obliged frst to dry th , pow
purpose / spread it on upon
per, which ! bought FIR the
sys after, it was still yer 7 wet
we done with it, / dried about
se, by placing it uncove ed. on
scar the Ere. I kept sa ndipg
4ch and q thermometer in my
spark fallen upon it, l ihould
: up, together with the whole
med this operation by night,
e disturbed by the port sr. |
,alf three times before 4 Q FIRE,
sept it there about two aoHrs.
was dry, 1 loaded the b ,mbs;
e first, by dividing ther, ihto
p that, because it was too dan
q grain of powder got upon
crew, it might have exp;oded,
lat to explode, while sc0wiug
; l loaded the others tt cough
pie at the top, BY making the
.vn through q paper funnel,
; bombs were only half filed.
irought into France, AID de-
pm house 10 be a new appa.
I they were considered to be
hat no duty was exectid.
shops of Paris, thu add ess of
1t | purchased the four black
which the bombs were envel-
asions. Once. Come vas
other time, Pierri. 1t was
X on Thursday, the 18th. of
all four left the house. And
that we went direct o ;he
70 did not wait more taah a
r before the explosion Of Che
l remarked that Pierri kept
ar, and ] even said to lie Ru-
I'D to me like a man who was
5. On arriving in the Rye LIE
ontrary, he passed before rs;
aaps two minutes at the cor
/ and the boulevard, aud we
:ded the street. We had not
: twenty steps, when we met
accompanied by a gentleman
now he winked at me as he
not understand that that was
aat he was arrested. l thought,
lat he had met some acquaint-
swas taking advantage Of that
: to go down the street. Co.
: front of the Opera with one
bombs, which he was to throw
dio, who had the other large
{ had two smaller ones, placed
eft hand, that is, between him
mi. 1t was there l found one
o and friends, whom l viii not
le'is probably out Of France
with whom / made a rendez-
{ the others. l gave him one
), and l afterwards joined De
es after, the carriage of the
(; and almost Immediately otter
ez exploded, and / was wcuad
d bed very profusely. | feared
endering me assistance, would
omb and the pistol, and ! has
e Rue Lafitte, by the Rue 70
-osited them. Several persons
round me, and l was taken
q apothecary, where my wound
afterwards took a coach, and
., l must remark that Pieeri,
Rudio are not like children, to
hey have endeavored to make
d. They knew perfectly well
emplation when they came. to
me, | take the responsibility
rms myself, aud l am ready to
oss examination, Orsini said I:
many persons were wounded (;
could repair this misfort lne, L
o give it for the people--here
/ observed: "It now or ly re
a account of your forme life.
nned to the galleys for | fe for
against the Governmr, mt of
aen, on the accession # the
ere pardoned. You ther went
| there you were expelled on
iolence of your temper then
s."
~ "There was no sentence; l
Tuscany, but arrested, il,ptis-
xpelled.
emit as com misssry extr ,ofdi-
md Ascoli "Yes; an ! here
sankly what took place in those
IA there were daily ASA ,siaa.
segory XVI, military co nmis
Established for depressing those
,ut success; and the ga, ie at
ion under Plus TX suct seded
homicidal rage existed espe-
In l849, the Italians IF The
. Republican Governme 1T Aes.
naturally said to thems ,lves :
what we like The teri r twas
nightfall all the shops U ed to
ters had reached such q pitch
Government, on the rep, ssent-
md England, sent extraor !insry
o pacify the country. These
piled in their mission ; t 10 ex.
he foreign Government b csme
The Government appl ed to
sc troubles to cease, and | was
ny word of honor that I would
domicidal factions, and auc
factions belonged to the ultra
10 that l, a commissioner IF the
d to conspire, smiles, J es, &c
der to repress these c lines
, time q British frigate< ,etore
British authorities thre, teaed
nsul and English famil ss in
/, to go on board if bloc ! CON
j let the agents of the ] >risist
w that the Roman Cover tment
evidently of the represent stiont
snments, taken measui % fol
+ assassination; and / / dded
'swer for their success. Two
: caused thirty-two of tht most
arrested, and taken in Oh, ina tc
ter this, the Consuls can e AND
b me, thanking me for ! asine
tranquility. ! then had to en-
st serious dangers. FIR ex
ed at l must also ca, thar
ad almost dwindled ava I; bur
) not admit ssssssinatio /, rs {
rs among the public, a, d it i,
. ton, but by constancy, sacri
; liberty, that Italy want to b,
he Province of Ascoli WI 8 Ais,
srigands !; the priests We g agi
1g copbatants; they CO ieetet
y of the whole neighbe hood
If tomorrow you do n t 5oil
Pope, your houses will imbl'
o institute q military CO minis