All the accused came together, they plundered a boat together, and they went away with the loots together. It was only in the disposal of the loots that they were not together. The appellants allege they were cunningly led into the place of the robbery by the principal defendant and had not been informed of the purpose of going there. Held: It is idle to say there was no conspiracy. Conspiracy was established by defendants' own spontaneous, voluntary declarations and by their actual performances. It is not to be presumed that the principal defendant was so lacking in common sense as to take along in a dangerous enterprise men who were not in his confidence and who had not agreed to aid in the prosecution and accomplishment of his venture.