The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
TIE HASoIxe OF roUR PIRATES
TIE Greek Mptfneers and Murserers nat
seixes the ship Len.ie.

rFoa ne Lo.4s- D1ay Tsl.orepA. kas a.
Ats o'clock yesterday morning the four
Iepnie mutineers paid the psnalty Of tbeir
crime
Last sutumn the Lsnnie vas lTine at Antwerp
In ballast. wal ina TO sail for New Orleans, but
without crew. The EIGHT prisoners tried at
The Old Bailey we're nRaxed by the age ut Of zoe
vessel In London, who picked them u o 10 Rat
cune htehway and took them over to Antverp.
lbs Ins s shi' sailed on the st,h Of October: After
and The captain and the nrst md second m ates
were murdered. . here y some reason 10 be-
hevs that among the msn Who got OF " a. the
real ringleader In the conspiracy.
Alter their ssntt noe the condemned meu be-
hsved In an order' manner. Tnsy sdm,tfsd
that TOE M urdsrs we're premeditated, and tn at
toe plot to XIII the captain and the orhcers and
take possession Of the shtp wae formed 90 the
very day the VOYAGE began. They all. however
persisted tnat The original never 10 the diaool-
cal scheme, sod the rnKi-ader In its execute D.
vss the Enssnman Rsnksns-
The tollins Of tbe bell OF 81 sspalehre's
Cturch vac taken up Yesterday by that OF the
Prism chapel - the hour Of etsht drew nish.
toner. oroushi bis nrst prisoner THROUGH the
door. led him 10 the further end of the beam,
ana placed him under the fourth moose and
ca 70. There was no formal procession, nor
were the words OF the burial service heard, as
usually prunouuced BY the prteou ordinary. The
lh va, sane ,Sfna NJ, Sso "sss tso,e
uniform Alderman and Sherif Knigbt, Who
wore bis robe and eh ain the Under Shsnfs,
the Greek Consulate, Mr. q. =. Lsscaridi. an
the oficiatins priest, Or. Hieronymus hyrian-
theus. Afchimsndrite u tbe Greek Church, Lon
don Wlli.
The nfsi prisoner was Naffeo Cnsalis. other
wise targos. AGED n. He was the svArihiest Of
the party. and the darkness Of hs skin was en-
htnced ~ &C ntrasi with the looe- white linen
cap wbico he. hike tAe other prisoners, wore
lie vac much detected IN his lsok. and hu ng bis
head. but managed To stand ARMY with the rops
around bis neck. On his right nsnd stood Pas-
calls Caludis Or Ale lander Neletos. AGED - 10
VS. the iallest sDd euriiest OF the rang Ibis
man strose persisteutlY to n s-ntsin the bravsdO
with wnich he had heard Ms sentence. he
Struggled once or twice to sulie. showing bis
white teeth. aud Eisncinz to right and left with
+ hrtght d ARK eyes and mis- loud Good BY"
az he raised and Iued 20 wave bis risnt hand,
Strapped In 'front.' Of Ia breast, sounded
With strfn d 81 net ese II rough the yard. He
tired 10 shake hands Nith tae erecatio1er. who,
hewever, avoided toe preferred token Of forsive-
ness, he looked sitelgne a. hts Dert compan-
loo. KAids, or George Thomas, fauiili4rly called
Lips." with evident ur5oes q encourage htm
In show OF noaco alAnce. an1 kAida family re-
tpOnded- smiin 10 The oest Of hts ability
though bis features were twitching and his white
cheeks were dsoUie1 With . cold sweat. TIE
age VI tbis mgr5srer Wa bot - still younger
iuan MAS Giovanni Csrc4ris. otherwise kaiAir,
oAi.ed on snip board Joe the Cook Hts sac
~, only -, and a. he stood enrun ken together
ana aaaklnK vi-ioiy a. the cod Of toe hne, De
WIS indeed \ dreadful OF jet 70 look upon
Pacing the lins OF wretctet N 1rde ers, with
the ropes round their bare tnrOats, stood the
black rootd Arc htmaDdr te. wear & The pecuii AZ
cser,ch nat vbica De notes his rank and sacred
function. In that posi,ien ne r. i the service
~ The Greek Cd 4rch. J0e the Cook Tinted be-
fore the bolt ~As shot and the bodies droy ped,
md re seemed 10 be dead he fell. The
ArehiD Al drits. contrary 70 the practice of En-
chsh cierxymen on such occ lsions. continue
re lcing lrayers while the bodies qaivered
los. lie mgrterers were buried In a n.rrov
passage " the JAii. and ouie khme "a sssd CD