New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

,ack hair carefully brushed and parted slight black
mustache and tuit nlon ibe chm the test VI WV
being clean shaved; thin aquiIne nose c"p'p-,ous
forehead, and large flashing eyes ne Nouu Hl ~, 70,
cauitai s,ige biigand, and reminded me grehy " w.,
late Mr. Seguin in tta DiaN0o. ~ ,.,ar.a"
Oldest " the plFty-ho ia upward OF sV-is con- -
nokiag man than the others; but ne sc''ns W uo ~
lnoritt-has 4 decided ris e0aicd ana IN 'le o'i h
the day laughed good doal himself anu '''''o mum
Imneratori Is a slim Young man. with no particular
cl preston OF cOunteDance nut Scents inie'io. j
Soagoni. 'he youngest 81 the pH's aro All what
le a his ease then the others Jhey were II" Nu'.'
nav be- called respectfully dressed without any appm
aDce either Of ney ppery but With the cASeP'pn,
perhnps Of Greco they could hardly DO mistaken Ior
gentlemen Greco is superorOoking man 10 INC
others They were all I'm and sci!.poSsrssed' III we
body OF the Court between the bench and the WteIses
bar and lust half way between the prisoners ana the
jury was the table on which displayed the pieces
dc oonricion- e. the bombs. guupowdcr, percussion
cups gun canes. reyohers, poniards. &C. which were
seized ~ he prisoners lodgings together With the small
black leather bags ia which the arms concealed
The murdeI0nS weapons were examined with great Gu
r!osiy by all who near enough to approach thein
Tho proceedings commenced By reading the indlct
ment The next thing In the ordinary course OF u
French TRIAL is TO ntcriOgate tho prisoners ana ms Is
always done by The presiding Judge need not dwell
the examination OF the prisoners for in a essential
particulars they admitted rythng charged IN The m
dicimont. Greco, in few words, or ny affirmative hOus
epondcd to the questions Of the judge and without any
nilccthtion Of attempt ut eXtcnnaton con
essed that he to Paris with the intention Of tax
ing the Emperor life under the circumstances described
by the prosecution. When asked whether he had not
formed his pill ia concert with MazZni 10 g1id Ma
turay So" He explained that he called upon Prince
MuIas secretary Tor the purpose OF putting the police
on the scent and that he had good excuse for doing so
because his father had rendered services 20 King Mla
IL was mistake In the indictment to say that Maz1ih
gave him money when he FIRST came 10 Paris last Spring.
because he then paid bis expenses from his plrim0ny
but he admitted that Mazni gave him l.JO0f nj Luga
no when be was coming 10 Paris the second time. with
his three accompuccs aud that Mlzzin aherward sent
him 2 OcOf and ODJf to Paris in bank notes.
He asserted that four Of the bombs were sent 10 him
directly from London Gld that the SIX others were
given him in Lugano by friend OF hazzlnIs whose
he would not mention. He only brought eight 10
France aud be eft two at Lugano with friend whose
name he also refused To mention. The frst reviewers
sent 10 him too big 10 be carried IN the pocket
conveniently, and he therefore had them changed.
When asked why be charged the bombs on the day OF
his arrest be answered somewhat dramatically Be
cause tho hour approached" Trabuccos examination
began by his being asked whether he understood what
Greco had said and whether he admitted The truth OF
il. He replied. Yes it is all true"
On being asked why he joined the plot. he made a
speech with great animation the substance Of which
was that being unable 30 get his living In Italy by his
profession player on the horn ana being IA great
distress and utterly without money he met with Greco
who relieved him, aud proposed TO him TO JOIN IN TIE
plot That he TIabIcco. vas patriot who had fought
FOR lis dear Gen. Garibad; and that lis head beas
heated by all that the journals said OF the bigandage IN
the Neap0ltan States, which was fStcred 10y Rome uu.
der the protection of the French army he moved
by pity the widows md orphans made hy brigand'
age. He was opposed 10 war and professed 70 be par
ticularly humane man lmuch auglterj but lie, being
r. distress and bis heed heated by the Journals. he
said before he did, when Greco showed him bomb and
said IHis is Justice. rejoin That's true and be
consented 20 come 20 Paris and Join tho plot.
The above Is resume II the first days proceedings.
Tho trial wa Resumed and concluded on the following
day Greco ard TTaDuceo were sentenced 10 transpor
tson for life and Imperatori and Soagoni 10 20 years
Imprisonment.