The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-15

In the part OF his spotless integrity and patriotism
and this is why Menott Garlbald, Cucell,
Mouro, Maertu &c, &c, among the witnesses Every
effort will be made 10 prevent the Sonsogno brothers
from acting plaintiffs; indeed II was the first ques
ton raised this morning. This attempt VIII be sec
onded by the Royal ProcuraioT who will limit his nc
cusatons TO the accused sitting in the cage at the
present moment
But the brothers sonsogno who are willing 20 spend
their last farhnI and sell made men as they are, 10
begin life afresh II only they obtain justice and
vengeance ali their brothers. enemies high and low,
resolved up the murder to what they call
first causes They moan 10 have detailed all the rea-
between OdescaIdci and Sonsongo and here beg
my full belief that whereas the most cordial
hatred existed between the Roman Prince and the
Roman journalist Il Is preposterous TO imagine that
odescaldei when he lent money Luciani, as he and
others had before had the fainest glimmer
ing OF the TO which it would be applied
Again the Sonsogno defence will try and force the
government 10 compel the telegraph authorities to
denounce the sender Of the telegram the Psrserer
II looks very ugly Tor the editors Of that
paper that they the declared champions Of Luciani,
decline to name the sender. Again, in proof that
Luciani victim but favorlte OF the govern
ment they viii produce the steian telegram support
ing the evidence Of Suceani the witness who
aflirms that be received money from the Roman Bank
10 warn luciani. They have conhded their cause 70
the famous ex-royal procurator Taiani, the deputy
who made such extraordinary revelations on the state
Of things in Sicily when the exceptional laws werc
under debate and Crest yastanni another celebrity
oleoa, member OF Parliament being ill.,
The question is stil pending the Court having post
poned all decision as to whether the Sonsogno family
may may constitute themselves parte cipe; but
as brothers OF the murdered the right hardly
be taken OF the pubic would say that there
something very ugly TO hide. ! do not suppose
that the wife will be called unless It should result
she was an accomplish OF Luciani The family blame
the police exceedingly for not having searched at
both her house and that OF Lucian peo-
pie say that her taunts and upbradngs in allowing her
TO be brought before the public as adulteress led
him 10 the crime But such complaints are exaggerated
Il is very certain that they would have burned all Grim
na correspondence II such existed and that no traces
would have been found. Certain it is that Raphae's
death puts end that trial Whether his wife and
Lucian guilty toward him in that respect is a
thing that now be proven The young son Of
ton lives with Edward who has adopted him; but le-
gally he cannot be taken from his mother and she
il going 10 law 20 get back the guardianship and the
property Of her murdered husband
A COMPLICATED CASE.
Altogether 1t is Of the most tragic and compli-
Gated trials that has taken place in Italy.
Oct. 2L-Nothing of Importance has occurred either
yesterday today. The crowds increase each
morning The accused Intercepted one by
one Frezza narrated the circumstances preceding
the deed and the details Of the deed itself with
cynical sang frod All traces Of emotion, II he
felt them, have disappeared Lucani listened with
breathless attention. There were several contested
points Frezza's written confession read. Morelli
in round rolling Roman accent, gave his share in the
deed spoke OF his presentation TO Garbald, and ram
bed; then burst into tears and sobs, and carried
out to calm himself Returning, he INDUCED in
series OF herocs, detained on his patriotism and was
loudly Kissed for his pains Then his written cxamna
ton was read. and the contradictions brought ont
Farina q regular popoiano, rambled in similar STYLE
said that he believed he serving his country, and
the Kisses grew SO loud that the ushers entrcated
silence tho popuace and threatened TO turn them
out Armatis afIrmatons the those
written; he was to have had 6000f, but did not get
them-how he received the dagger, and so on.
Nothing or sensational Importance will occur until
the witnesses called, and the first will be Alberto
Sonsogno the brother Of the murdered man.
should say that only Of the brothers Celas acts
a plaintiff for himself and the young Edward
and Albert being witnesses, are incapacitaied.