The Sun. — 1856-10-27 (London, England)

SATURDAY. Guiseppe Lagarva and Giovanno Barsalano, Italians, and Motto Pettrich, an Austrian—three determinedlooking young men—were brought before the Mayor and other magistrates, sating at the Court-house this, day, charged with committing piracy on board the barque Globe, an murdering Joseph Pattinson and Evan Evans, English seamen on board the ship. They were further charged with wounding twe more of the crew, Daniel Cullen and Daniel Thomas, with intent to murder. Mr. W. Scotland, the chief mate of the Globe, was examined at considerable length. He deposed that oil the 4th July last the Globe was lying in the Bosphorus, • close to Constantinople, the craw consisting of the three prisoners, two other foreigners, and six Englishmen and a boy, including himself and the master. The foreigners had formed part of the crew about three or four weeks. On the (lay named the Globe got under way and left the Bosphorus for Balaklava. At half-past 3 o'clock on the morning of the sth July witness, who had just gone below having finished his watch, heard the report of 3 pistols, he instantly ran on deck, and called to the master to turn out. When he got on deck he found Evans and Callen, two of the crew, lying on the deck, crying out that they were shot. While witness and the master were standing by the wounded men, Lagarva and a man not in custody, called Angelo, came up and snapped a pistol, one at witness, the other at the master. The caps went off, but the pistols missed fire. Witness and the toaster assisted the men wounded into the cabin and fastened the door. The wounded men could be of no use, but the master found a .musket barrel; he 'contrived to splice on a stick. Witnesii and the master then loaded it with powder and ball, and kept guard at the cabin 'door, intending if necessary to discharge it by striking the cap with a hammer. The witness entered into a long statement of the prisoners' movements about the ship, while witness and,the master were for some hours in the cabin. Ultimately, he said, the prisoners demanded money, and promised to leave the ship if the master gave them what money he had. Witness fastened eight or nine sovereigns in a piece of paper to the end of a ramrod, and held it up through the companion. Afterwards, by agreement with theprisoners, witnesa and those in the cabin retired to another cabin, while the prisoners went down and ransacked the master's chest, &c. Same time afterwards bthoealirisone discoveredfrecas te. and the other foreigners left the vessel,iinnenatdhe piece of skin. Witness and the master went on dck bc,a)ufnt iihnneghei rsbeytteh, raecaa tm ea nudpaownhdhenckd Pattinson dead, with his throat cut, His David head e aTlh ~wmaass , out of the hold, withnal:1:0(171e: in his breast. Witness and the master stood for the Bosphorus, and having anchored in Beudley Bay, informed Admirals Grey of the murder, &c. The Recruit gunboat was sent in search of the murderers. The Turkish authorities acted very promptly in the matter, and the prisoners were captured a Lew miles inland from the coast, and banded over to the British admiral, who forwarded them to England for trial, according to the law of this country. An interpreter, duly sworn, read over the above evidence to the prisoners, and they were asked whether they had any question to put to the witness. Lagarva said be had nothing to say or ask. All that was aritten on that paper (Mr. Scotland's deposition) was  • untrue. Barbalano said that what had been stated was untrue. He bad nothing more to say. Pettrtch gave a similar answer. Mr. Swatmon, in answer to the bench, said the other evi.lence (Duet necessarily take some time to take. The Mayor said, under those circumstances, he would remand the prisoners until ToeEday. The prisoners were then remanded to the Borough Gaol. They appeared to treat the proceedings very lightly. Pett rich and Barbalano frequently smiled at various points of the mate's evidence as the interpreter read it over.