The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10

len no doubt 40 70 the part he haA performed He m
the bearing attributed 20 il; next, that II mad been
forced nom him. that since then ne had never ceased
70 DO the victim Of moral consIans He was al length
obliged 10 admit his relations with Greco. He admitted
that nc introduced soagon that he was aware OF the
object the Journey that no assisted N bringing the
bombB into France and that he know Greco had assumed
the name OF Fore. The other prisoners explained that
no arms found In hs room because the furniture
scaslioni had possession or the two bombs which
20 be used by Imperaor 10 fact the proceedings OF I'M
peraor 10 Paris. az proved oy The ponce agents show
that he was neessapt IN preparing for the execution OF
the plot AS for haz25n the protest which according 70
custom IA iode u, ne foreign press both on The present
conspiracy and tna OF 1857 cannot prevail AGAINST the
precise coroboratve declarations The information,
and particularly the written proofs collected during tho
preliminary proceedings.
Competent judges were appointed examine ne arms
seized on The corspirators was aseer'aned by lrng
forty Fragments which would produce terrific
results AZ Tor the poniards which Greco confessed wero
poisoned, gnmmy matter was fonnd, ana sin foeets
which served 10 FIX poisonous substance, but that
substance which had left trace on tie blades had eva
poratcd, and experts could not discover lis nature
Az the the prisoners arrested the execution
" the plot was evidently near az hand. Iracnco was
about to leave He mad announced at his hotel that be
wae going 20 london nc asked for hammer and some
nsis close and he wrote an address for IT, which
was found IN bis room. EcaghoBi had written 10 mis-
family 70 request they would send him money 10 Geneva
Greco wrote TO London 10 say that all was gong
well aud asked for money which, 10 iact arrived on .be
9Th, after his arrest, under me form Of d.augnt ,oI
Na2gui IN lne the bombs which IL was agreed should
not ne charged until the last moment, were flled with
cunrowder evening before the arrest OF the prisoners
ms was done oy rrablco aud Greco with the help OF
ccag ioni, and in TIE presence Of Impetatori.
Irabuco for purpose which IL IL dihicat 10 nnoer-
stand sought that he had not participated ~
81 bgt, being confronted with hs aocomplces. he an
swered IN his IN, examination, accept The ans~ers
given by my frAa,ds.'
Never was clsn.c more skilfny prepared-nefer were
consprators better chosen and supplied with arms more
terrible and more sure. Never was attempt against
society 81 large SO its accomplishment, when the
vigilance Of the authorities penetrated their desgns,
foed their plots and delivered over 10 Justice the Boy
Wherefore be persons naUed-f Pascal Greco agec "a
years professor of musc. born Pisa italy resdug IN
Paris No. t76 Rue So Honore Raphael frabuco, aged
40 born Ctta di 4verga talie residing IN Paris NO
10 Hne ST. Honore g. Natalie Agestino lnperator hged
49, bookbnder born al luganc, Switzerland, same res,
denee A. Angelo scagioni, aged ~ student born at u
ieseeh tia came residence 81 Giuseppe Ma22in,, Born
10 ltav accused OF having D 1868 ana 1864
with the design concerted and decided between l6em,
formed pot having for it, object 10 attempt the NE 81
the Emperor the said pot having been followed Oy 40
act c3intted or commenced towards its execution, The
said crime being against tho seth and seth articles Of The
Crst section OF the reral code.