The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-17 00:00:00

ARRIVAL IN LONDON.

The train reached Easton station at a quarter
to 3, and here Muller, with the officers in charge,
entered the police van, and drove at once to Buw-
street, whence he will be taken to Scotland-yard.
Large crowds had assembled round and about
the station.

The following is the correspondence between In-
spector Tanner and Superintendent Kennedy :

Ererott-boars, Now York, August 29, 11'44.

Sir.—Permit me to return my sincere thanks, both to
yourself and Mr. Inspector Osrpenter, for the attention,
advice, and assistance which have been given to me durieg
my visit to New York to arrest the man Muller for the
murder of Mr. Briggs, in Loudon ; and I beg to assure you
that I sh►ll ever have a grateful remembrance of your kind-
ness. Permit me also to thank you for the assistance of
Detective officer Tiernan, whom you so kindly placed at my
disposaL Tiernan rendered me very valuable assistance;
he was very anxious and maim in the discharge of the
duty entrusted to him ; and I beg to inclose for him a gra-
tuity of ten pomade (English). if you will be pleased to
allow him to receive it.—l am, sir, your obedient servant,
Excitant> TAxxxx,
Inspector of the Detective Police, London.
Mr. Kennedy, Superintendent of Metropolitan
Polies, New York.
Moe of the Superintendent of Police,
300, Mulberrystreet, New York, Aug. 31, 1864.
Mr. Tanner. Inspector of Detective Police, London,—
Sir—l bare to acknowledge the receipt of your note of
the 29th inst., and to assure you that whatever has beau
done by myself °easy of the officers in aiding you in the
prosecution of your duty has been as much prompted by a
feeling of respect for the departments to which you are
attached as by a sena of duty on our part.
The ten sovereigns you have the kindness to offer as a
gratuity to detective Timm he wiU be permitted to re-
ceive. Very respectfully yours.
Jour. A. KCINIDT, Superintendent.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Maynard, chief clerk
to Mr. Thomas Beard, solicitor, of 10, Basinghall-
atreet, City, the solicitor to the German Legal
Protection Society, had an interview with the au-
thorities of Scotland-yard, accompanied by Mr.
Laskar, the chairman of the society.
The society state, it is said, they have a clear
case of alibi for Moller.

We (Army and Nary Gazette) understand that
Major-General Sir John Michel will not Wave 3lajor-Ge-
natal Sir W. F. Williams in the chief command in Canada
until west spring.

We (United Serria Gau tte) understand that Sir
Charloi Wood bee prohibited the Indian government tram
taking any offensive measure against Bhootess. This step
has been taken without consultation with Sir John Lew•
venue or any of the Indian official&

Galignani says :—" Leotard, the famous gymnast,
sat sight terminated his engagement at the Cinitts. R°
is going to Rocbefott to give a gratuitous representation for
the benefit of the framers by the fire at Limoges, after
which he intends taking some repose on an estate be has
purchased in the neighbourhood of Toulouse."
The Charirari publishes a woodcut representing
a Prussian soldier grown of enormous size, and covered with
laurel, having at his side an Austrian, also in uniform, bat
as this sea thread-paper. The latter says, " It is rear
altogether annoying ; you are not leaving me the smelled
wreath of glory !" - The other replies, " Ah ! my dear ally,
I look so handsome as I am ! And then you know, sou have
the honour of aooompanyieg me. Is not that enough"
A melancholy accideut occnrred a few days back
at the theatre of Magdeburg, in Prussia, during the per
formance of Robert and Bertram. The scene of a put of
the first act passes in a tower raised at a coosiderable height
above the stage, and while the play was in progress the
tower soddenly fell totbe ground with two actors who were
in it at the moment. Thole men were both killed on the
spot, an actress bad her arm separated from her b-olv. and
a number of other persons received injuries from the fall of
the beasts and plenksof which the tower was coostructed.
THE COVET AT BALMORAL --Her Majesty the
' Queen, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses the Flip'
ceases and the Duchess of Coburg, and daily attended by
Mr. Grant, enjoys her usual walks and drives through the
grounds, and around the district as far as Braemar and other
places, while the Duke of Coburg and the gentlemen of the
suite are daily out is the moors and forests. Their smarts
in deer stalking has bees fair ; but on the moors the
ars now very wild, consequently poor hags bare
grease
giot during the last ten days. On Sunday the Rev.
Robert Stephen, M.A., of Renfrew, preached in the parish
church of Crathie, forenoon and afternoon. His sermons
were noted for simplicity of language and striking
illustratioos. It not having been officially male
known at Cathie, several of the royal suite were
absent in the forenoon, but in the afternoon bar
Majesty the Queen, the Princess Helena, the Duke and
Duchess of Coburg, cad the ladies and gentlemen of the
household, were present and occupied the royal pews. The
church was well filled, but there were fewer strangers from
a disease* present than usual, owing to their not hiring
heard that Mr. &aphis was to preach. His Royal High.
nese Prince Alfred arrived at Balmoral Caotle on Thuredef•
The Duke and Duchess of Coburg were to leave in the end
of the week ; bat preview to their departure it woo
intended to hold a Ilan at the castle, that their high-
amass might see the style in which the Highlander* dance
their national reels. Lord Dslawarr is expected W
arrive at Abareteldis Oastle en Monday fora stay of a few
' weeks. The Marchioness of Ely has been suffering for some
time from as attack of scarlatina, but she is now nearly
convalesoset. Lieutenant Phipps and other gentlemen
have been prosecuting the fishing for the lest few dip.
without, however. being very anoosesfuL There is pleat!
of ids is the water at present, hut, Irons some cease or
other. they do not take well with the hook. Oo Tamales'.
Captain Saint sod Mr. Albert Phipps went to Glisegirsoc
bars shooting, and begged sight hares. Wednesday wits a
wore wet day. with rough wind, so that little could be dohs)
in the way of eport.—Dwrsdee Advertiser.