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THe Pirakes at Bosten.--The tfiai oftwelve of inc pirates charged with robhng the brig Mexican, of Sa- tewsin the rear 1892 commenced at Boston some days since, and was brought a cnse on "Wednesday last. The trial lasted days and, says the Boston Cewnei excited the universal attention oi the citi zena the Court was crowded from day to day. and far the last three days the crowded with la dies anxous lU hear ,he arguments of couHsp and to see living speoiueBs of desperadoes the characters of whOm have been depicted to the imagination by wri- ,ers of history and romance. The Jury brough, in verdict of gsiy against seven, and mol guilty as 10 five. The names oi the guilty ones are. Pedro Gi'- bert the Captaio of the Psnda, the pirate vessel Ser na rdo de Soso frs, ma,e Francisco Ruez carpenter, M anuei Boega, Manuel CssteIio, Angel Garcia. and Juam Montenegro, seamen-ail, their names shew' foreigners. After an account of the riai and the fndng' of Fhe Jury, the Bosso" Centnel says

 Mfr H;Ia.si then moved that Costa, Ferreir, GniZ- man, Montaao and Veasquez. be discharged from eus- iody. and they rft the other prisoners Al this moment tIe Foreman of tie Jury rose and rea from paper in substance that he was dlrected by the Jury 10 say that t.ey earnes,iy iureased inc mercy of the Execu- tive n favor of Rernardo de SosOthe mate for h's hu- maue co0duc, a lor,ner occasion when commander of vessel, iU coming to the rescue of an AmercaH vessel when in great pert whereby the passengers and crew ,o the nuTniDer OTTO American citizens were saved from impending death. He requested G,e Court in forwarding the papers to Washington: to or ward also this request of the Jury. The learned Judge answered promptly and emphaically, "certainiy he should do with great pleasure and should unite with them H his behalE" The interpreter then comnuni. caed this to De Soto, who bowed te the Court and Jury and sat down.

 At the mosnen, the acquitted prisoners went out, great excitement exhibited by Of the prison. ers CastIo begae talk very loud, and repeatedly declared hs innocence with sort of bysteric augh. Rvez the carpenter, who of the first to board inc Mexican, and to beat the officers and men, aad

 ID, .Aa ha.H hv Q arree was the last abandon her, and left lighted match in train connected with 19 casks of ganpow- der blow up the Panda at the imminent rsk of ihe Rr;tsh ofSeera-Ruex violently smote the seat with hSs hand exeiaiuing repeatedly that he was inno- ceut-that he had never injured he har o any Ehans hssS and that he was condemned and that his life was sSorn away by false testimony" This he repeated Sv;,h violent gesricuations looking uP and calling God m witnees what he said. Bogga, who sal next 10 hIm also declared his innocence bat attempted to pacay WreS. The caplain mate and mosa ofthe others were onies. md depnrted themselves wah psoprissy. The A snsn hsd aeara and was much a@ecsed ln tbsss of - eKev vvsre pemanod lo psinon and conducted

 