The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-28
THE ANTONELLI sCINDIL.
Speeches by the Leaders Of the italian bar
Who was the Ciaimant's MotherS

Speeches by the Leaders Of the italian bar
Who was the Claimants MothcrS
From ne London Se,e.
Not q seat is to be had, scarcely standing
room. in the spacious hall. rs at quarter past
IL the Tribunal enters To the right is the
place reserved for the iournalists-the repre-
sentatives OF many organs. English, German,
Belgian. French. and Italian. To the left ia sit
ting accommodation for the ladies, which il
speedily filled. In front. and facing the Tri-
bunal. arc the advocates for the plaintiff and
the defendants-Sgno Tajani. Deputy In Par
Lament. one Of the most eloquent peaders Of
the Neapolitan bar with his active and intelli-
gent colleague. Signor Gallini represent
ing the Countess Lambertni: aad Signor
Adrian Mari. also Deputy in Parliament one Of
the most eloquent pleaders OF the y, rentine
bar. and with him Signor Bacchetoni, a vencr-
able pundit Of the Pontiflcal law courts. repre-
ings commence with the reading by Signor Gal
lini Of the history Of the suit After the death
daughter, me Countess Lambertini. finding
herself excluded from the heritage. demands
This IS the last letter she addressed to them:
RAID @cmely p ,hs lat Cardinal lpeqe my i. tier
bids me hold aloof nom every act which might
sinister shadow npon him: Gut at the same time my
and at every cost The interests and The future Of
my Children To attain mis- double end. there remains for
ana delicate feeling unable as You must be TO forget
TSs, os ghss To S c.,sG serdS t Ro ,ban".
with all the means Of PROOF admitted by ue Laws which
highest lurisconsuts. hut should think myself wanting
effort avoid the publicity sud the scandal which
S%tnly would be inegfred ny ne ormsy OF ndg-
ueant q. am 70 assume IN the taco OF the numerous
m All ~, T n. I ny % sSs y acn
Informed With whom must 70 cr-tarnS 50
exceptional characpr. iiilect that to rcpadiats
every overtime may be to produce in the end the
TO this letter the Counts Antonelli paid no at
t"nlion, and thus there was no alternative open
q the Countess but 10 institute the action now
The advocate Tajani has the word" says the
President. and amid perfect silence and the
most eager attention the Neapolitan plcader
begins:
viii cont doubt today discussing grave action
which raises, ior he pecunsry eonscquo nee, T. which
~ ih Roman crs 10y d. s & m we ab Ssy
,ss which ia. 'hrondri ~ ami far-greadins abuses
n,ga,.G,efs condition vas from his earliest years
Fiov,d with certain srcc al ap;itadcs and psr.eaiaf
IN NATIONS he became in that spl'r. Immediately illus
Profound transformation Of our country he Known. the
TINE and thc place IN which 70 dare s.muatus and DIS
ri" sud The rise ut new Pope aud Knew how 20 make
i james ,nioneh had tie lust Tor wealth aud wealth
q SAINT above all he was al enemy OF chastity
Laushtrr
The resdent-Pray keep within the limits Of pro-
ami Of what distinction he hat II, hat many open ones
AT thc irrit OF one IT them Wa The iiainun
mormrd WHO she is' l. sc marrlel woman " num-
si-nor sa.i-we shall come to that our opponents
w. r. ,n@t ,ie ar ,, ,'ns d,,ogn :" y NE 'sur
80 .t e.i -. ', A'- %" rsAt oi Doe iii X" q
%. ~, IT, s, w.t., ," i.' '"a n,.' h,i coz .
j raj fI flf i'll. .afta
hrm always ih" ri-ht OF Nein4 entertained ty trcir
ihra ID an er.t, of rofe ilus III d'lcroomni WHO
iOrtAD,
Tho nev, to rise was sgnor Ba,chetoni. who
appeared Tor tine brothers Antoneili. This very
lenrn-d lirisi Is no orator. iut made M, Tor n :
want Of hueucy bv q flood OF citation from the
h1inan ana Canon LAWYERS. AL in their original
Latin. lie took up S.snor ralan.'s argument
~ detail. and ret rated the question: q" Bus who
Is tho mother Produce her: name her; give
us some clue To- her I, atty. Witness can avail
n',hnE az ny We io,umenis and r.presenia-
/. ms q NJ. iane Mlrconi herself Signor
that Angelo Narncni. the father according 10
raled from his VIZ and produced. bcsides.a
pass o,t d"liv ret before 1850 10 Madame Mar
conf. ia which sne declared herself "A widow.
Signor Bacchetoni having concluded, Signor
Mari rose. aud all eyes were rivctied on his line
head anu delicate. sarcastic smile As he logan:
For me hc SAN PROOF % ratrHty o., witness mad
i. ..,. y r. is, "a, wuf,, rosg no'aing
was he son ol rlc devil 1t the Count Lauberum
inuc tV person whom sAe prvtcuds to hc her mother
Wy honorable opponents arr lain 90 give tho por
TRAIT Of lr real mother. They tell : Size was buinie
TAI, oven very tall Hui pretty. And everybody
knows that tie Cardinal also OF lofty stature /
have not The honor Of knowing the Countess Lamberuni
They tell me she H. httuuu. wlu~Omc. Tut they also
tell nir size IS short AGAIN. who VIII believe. even at
The Instance OF my learned friends that Young lady
whom thcy cSN rich. 81 highly honorable family can
spend year IN Rome alone without utives without
argHtinaiees' Have You ger seen Young lady travel
IN such indie Yet again tell YOU frank
49, ~ all Cunsc.t nee that advocate Tor the
PENDANTS. tie brothers AhtonciN but o humble iudi
Niun DO not believe ht iu The Nis ut that LADY
lhul an, shown her lshA u consider her chinlera
- An ideal, pure impure. wish Tie whole
question lies this Produce the vcrifablc mother
san Talan has declared the Tribunal that he will
let ID, aud touch her So much the bt ter Mean.
while the tribunal VIII examine the grave question. and
ia W day> we -hal know the decision. But matters
vii not rest there The Court Appca amt thr Court
oi ca-sauun 40. IN their be called upon TO mo,
rtuucc IN THIS Git which Will constitute pendant 10 the
Nchhurue trial
Si.snor Mari spoke for about two hours The
court rose M siN. the President having an
nounced that II Wall pronounce judgment in
twenty days.