, 1864-03-13

7Trnbucco, the oldest Of the party-hci IL up
Inward Of iorty-tsa \ coarscr looking man than
the others; but he eeems to be humo.lst-
lias decided ria contca, and in tho course Of
! the dav laughed. good deal; himself and
cal used much laughter ia otleEs. ;,f:~s
lmrcratori is slim young msu. with no
particular expression Of countonance, bn.
ecems Intelligent scaglioni, the youngest
u INC band looked forloIu, and 1ess at biz
ease than the others. They were Ill what
may bo called respectfully dressed, without
any Appearance either Of tlncsy OF foppery,
but with the exception, .perhaps, OF Greco,
they could hardly be mistaken for gcntlemeu.
Gfcco is superior looking man to the others.
the body OF The Court, between tho bcnch
and the Witnesses' bur, and just halt
way between the prisoners aud the
JURY, Was tho table on which were displayed
the kitres dc ooncietion-t. C.. the bombs, gun
powder perc1sslon caps, gun canes, resoly-
lodgings, together with the small black
leather bags in which the arms were ron.
cealed. The musderous Weapona were e1-
nmined with great curiosity by all who were
EcAr enough to approach them.
the Indictment, The next thing In tho ofdi.
nary course Of q French trial Is to inter1o-
gate tie prisoners, and this is always done
BY the presiding judge. need not dwell on
the examination Of tho prisoners, for In all
essential particulars they admitted every-
thing charged In the Indictment. Greco. In
fcW words, or By affirmative mods, responded
to the questions Of the judge, and without
any afectation Of remorse or attempt at cx-
tcnEation. confessed that he came to P4ris
With the intention Of taking the Empcror's
life under the circumstances described by the
prosecution; When asked whether he had
not formed his plan In concert with Ma
piained that be A.a esliea NJ upon p Prince @
Murat's Secretary for tho purpose Of putting
the police of the scent, and that he had good
rendered services to King Nu1at 1t was
mistake in the indictment to say that MAJ
Zini gave him money when he first camc to
Paris Lost spring. because he then paid his
expenses from his patrimonF, but he admit
ted that Mazzini gave him 1,3oof. at Lugano,
time, with his three accomphces, and that
MaxzIni altetward sent him a,0cof. and 1.0O0E
to PnItB In bank notes.
He asserted that four Of the bombs were
the six others we're given him in Lugano by
friend Of Mazzini's, whose name he would
not mention Ue only brought eight to
Francc, and he left two at Lusano with d
friend, whose name be also refused to men
ton. Ehe first rcTolvcrs sent to him wcrc
too big to be carried in tho pocket CON
ycnlcntly, and he therefore had them changed,
When asked why he charged the bombs on
the day Of his arrest, he answered, somewhat
dramatically, Because the ehourappgoached.n
TEabucco's examination began BY his being
asked whether he understood what Greco
had eald, and whether he admitted the truth
oft. He replied, Yes, it is ull true"
On being asked why he Joined the plot, he
made speech with great animation, the sub
stance Of which was that being unable to get
his living In Italy By his profession as player
on the horn, aud being in great distress and
utterly without money, he met with Greco,
who relieved him, and proposed to him to
join In the plot. That he, Trabucco, Nus
patriot who had fought under his dear Gen,
Garibaldi; and that his hcad being heated bF
all that the journals said Of the bIigandage In
the Kcapolitan States, which was fostcred
by Rome under the protection Of the French
army, he WIS moved by pity for the widows
and orphans made by brigandagc. He was
opposed to war; and professcd to be partic-
nlarly humnnc mnn (much laughter; but be,
being in distress, and his head. heated BY the
journals, as lie said before, hc did, when
Greco showed him bomb and said t'This is
Justice" rejoin "That's truc;" and he con
sented to come to Parls and join the plot
The above ia a resume OF the first dny's
proceedings. The trial Was resumed and
concluded on the following daY. Greco and
Trabucco were sentenced to transportation
for life, and Impcratori aud scaglioni to
twenty years' Imprisonment.