New-York tribune., 1881-09-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
EsPosITo ON HIS WAY TO ITALY.


THE EXTRADITION PAPERS RECEIVED BY COUNSEL
FOR THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT TUEsDAY-THE
PRISONERS LEGAL ADVISERS IGNORANT OF HIS
REMOVAL.
Giuseppe Esposto alias Randazzo, alias Rebello
the brigand was surrendered TO the Italian authori-
missioner Osborn sent the evidence in the case to
the Department of State at Washington, by the
GS TX hxpTHss p Company Before dong SO ne en- en-
Esposlto, of his intention. DR.. Ullo said that he
was going out OF town. but that he would write to
the department.; asking that action in the case
might be delr.yed until he could have hearing be-
fore the Secretary. At the same time that the Com
missioner sent the evidence he wrote letter to the
Secretary of State informing him that all the papers
IN the case had been forwarded to him.
emen hoT dne
who had received it from the Department of State,
warrant for the extradition of Esposito The docu
sets forth that the Italian authorities having ap-
Plledt for the extradition Of Esposito under the
charges upon which his cxtradition was asked for
having been found sufficient by United States Com
nied T Nsp0r to justify his the
posit0 TO Prince Camporeac, the representative of
the Italian Government. or to any person de-
slgnaed by him. to be tired for the crimes OF which
ne HaGcnoed The warrant of eXtraditon is signed
by William Hunter, Acting Secretary of Sta,e
Tuesday. John L. Lewis of the firm of Coudert
Brothers, called on Marshal Knox and asked him to
place the prisoner in his custody the representa-
S, lye M of the Italian Government; This was done,
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keep the prisoner subject to his demand Coudcrt
Brothers, Mr. Lewis said, had received no intima-
oner's counsel.
Shortly after noon Yesterday the warrant of ex-
tradition as given to United States Deputy Mar
shal Bernhard to execute. Taking with him Deputy
MarshYIs Jones and A'len he visited EsPosito's cell
III the Ludlow street Jail There was no one pres
ent who could talk Italian, but EspOsito asked in
broken English ii he was TO be akcn TO the Court
me- ne 9ic9rs % did not answer his question. Deputy
bcrnhlrd subsequently explained that he thought
IL was rather hard that the man should be sent
away without an opportunity of saying .good-by
to his wife and child, he thought it better 70
maintain silence. Espo9ito was placed in car
riage, and was driven to Brooklyn by way of Will
ilausburg FeIry. Thence Esposito taken to the
itottefdam steamship t. Caland, which lying Mt
iaIpeck's shore with steam up ready to sail Mr..
Lewis was at the steamer and EspositO
was delivered TO his custody. He in turn handed
the prisoner to Pietro Zapijo and Giuseppe
try TO identify the prisoner The Unl ed States au-
thortics took receipt for the body of Esposito
and moment later the steamships hawsers were
cast on and the vessel started on her voyage
Esposito was moi told of the disposition of his case
until he had been placed on board the steamer
Stepv nSp ne a1d nFneG for tn the facts S he soObed
EX-Judge Shipmau, who WIS one of the counsel
FOR Esposo was first told Of the extraditon of his
client by Il TRIBUNE reporter who called on HIM
after the steamer had sailed He eXpr, ssed much
surprise and said that if Esposlto had been spirited
away he had no comment to make in the news
papers, ana he declined 10 what action he should
axe. He SAID that he fully expected To have had
an opportunity to be heard before the Secretary of
State.
Mr.. Rcnaud partner of Dr. Ulo, who has acted
as attorney in the case, said that Dr. Ullo was
town, but he understood that he had gwen the De-
partmeut notice of his intention To appeal, before
his departure. If he had not done the action Of
the Department was not unusual. The papers in
the ease probably reached Washington Monday
morning, and there being no notice of appeal the
warrant OF extradition was sent the same day.
BAIL SECURED BY ALDERMAN JONES.