PIRACY AND MURDER.
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. The peculiar circumstances connected
with the case of the Brig Crawford, which
will be developed in the sequel, induced
Chief Justice Marshall to hold special
term of the Federal Court for the Fifth Cir
cult and Eastern District Of Virginia, for the
trial Of the three Spaniards. The Court
was held On the 9Th ult., the most material
with. sses not being present, it was adjourn
ed from day to day, until their arrival from
New York. After they had arrived, four
indictments, one for Piracy and three for
Murder, were sent to the Grand Jury, who
after an examination into the testimony, re-
turned "a true bill" as to each. The three
prisoners, viz: Pepe, otherwise Joseph Hi
iario Cssaris, Couro, otherwise called Jos-
eph Miranda; and Felix, otherwise Felix
Barbeto were all charged in the first indict-
ment with Piracy, and in each of the others.
with the murder of some one OF the persons
who were slaughtered by them. The Court
was adjourned until the 10th, to give the
prisoners time to prepare their defence. The
prisoners having been arraigned pleaded
not guilty to all the indictments.-Mr. Stan
ard, District Attorney for the United States,