New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09

Continuation OF the InvestigHtion.

The investigation into the late murder Of the
Italian Antonio Diodat continued before Coroner
Lynch and jury yesterday afternoon. number Of
witnesses were examined and the substance OF the evil
dencc the effect that tall Italian. whose
nobody seems 10 know occupied room nc,t 20 Diodat
at No. - Oliver ~ He was seen In bis company about
Saturday, the 9th ut the day ~ the murder
The clothes found In his bespntiercd with
mud. and pair OF pantaOons were identified us those
he sometimes wore He has left the city. l, was also
shown that COcio, Campcsta and Salyo. who were
rested suspicion Of being implicated in the murder,
we're at work a their trade (shOemaking) In Ohyerst
y. Y, from Friday evening the 2dth ut, to saturday
evening the eth ui IN order TO complete an order for
FIVE pairs OF boots to 80 to NewOrean. None ~ them
Rad been ont Of the shop for hsfan hour Satr
day. Nearly all the witnesses were Italians and their
evidence was interrupted by Col Louis W. Tnnei.
The following is asummary Of the evidence taken:
E1n Cu;ien, servant in the employ Of Mr.. iiinsin No.
- Oliver New testified 10 whose che
did knowbui who from .ub'.qusn qursrons
tanned be Dioda-h.d of the lu.dsdy iden.
his Appearance he occupied the hail bedroom the fourth
hoor the room oinf wa. occupied bya t stout man,
generally e the house between and 10 O'Clock In the
nr saw him last on Saturday morning 2,ih o,. he
laid the hey OF his the counter the bar the
tall went ogt about hal hour later; he generally
night when be called for TIC ley Of hi, room and went
faces witness felt little frightened hi. appearance
s,aly made the beds went into 81, room Mouday the
door locked sunday found the bed tuub,d a. il
had laid IN II Identified pair Of pants tho tai man
woIe which were found ia he IL" police
house within bali heur after be got the hey did not
thc same floor hc could speak very little English but Do
dati and 'e tel could .psts none the baber len the
Mr.. Sarah Mitchell Of toa Hamilton testified that abe
heard Of the murder the day after took place ett.
rect-d her from Italy had been found d-c-s,ed her
husband Italian and .,tc rom hi. mother directed
the letter exhibited had how cam. in po..eon Of
deceased never knew Or heard q Dioda. CIhe letter
lanslaied by Col Tnnel aud read The contents related to
faui ts.iv
~, 1884" The sup,rcnpon was In the same handwriting
all othsr letters rom sly received by Mr. Mitchell bat
II had not the American oonsufs signature any postce
mark. a. all the others received hsd)
rs"l Mitchell ssrssag, Of The .tn Infantry United State.
received letters from Italy through private chanIr and
could not account how ih. In possession Of Dods
lie Dodati; in letter recently received his
mother complained tina, she had received three
Selsris Msgner tailor, residing at No 80 Mott IT., New
YORK. testified that he became acquainted with Dods Mr.
this countIyi he him Of his cloths TO mend and
occasionally came to Witness shop; In while they
music saw him last Oh the day issous to the murder. when
be brought two and said he would call call
waiting brother and another friend with in.
tended to establish cordial msDunctory lie always paid for
what he got he was very fond oil music but not professional
Sophia Rlz residing corner Of Thirty ,iIh.. and Third
called her attention to four Italians who mad passed the house
aud going into the woods lie renaLe that behev they
of and king very fast She three Of them again
their return they walking faster than befors none
OF their and could not identify Of the pry
Antonio Frank testified that he resides at No &c Chestnut
IT, ~ " where he keeps tailors boadr house made the
acquaintance Of Dioda at Papas his brother nsws house
la Cherryst aboD, or months last him with
another pa',na his house going toward osls, about IL
o'clock Saturday tie 18th nit he companion
Diodsts sire did not know him, bu, could identity him
II lie him again; knew Cocio sDd Campesta gayo
them his shoes sud those OF his boafders 10 make and
repair Witness identified the watch found deceased
not tho rrvOlveIl
Carlo yzi recaledCou identify any Of the prisoners
10 those he 8 going into the woods.
Barolo salyo, quite young employed AZ journey
shoemaker by Coco, testified that he arrived Ia this
ouny just month and ~ days ago. and making tho
luntsbce Of Italians the wharf told the Ls condi-
ion his parents at homo very poor aud be nded
10 this country 10 better his condition Amen
ap'sp took compassion him and gave him hs passage
bis made friends told him 10 remain board the
ssel Tor day two aud they woud what they could
10 for him day Diods 90 the ship and conducted
NO. New Bowery where he was pot work vi his
rsde not being treated very well he complained 20 Doda
nd be- procured him situation st oO shop hs My
wors there four days the Friday previous to the
sr order received from Italian New Orleans
t,e pairs boOs " be ready By Saturday evening and