The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-22 00:00:00

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THE MURDER, or MR. BRIGGg.

Yesterday afternoon a special report was received
from Inspector Tanner, the chief of the detective
police at Scotland-yard,
London, stating that he
had safely arrived by the City of Manchester
steamer at New York, in company with Sergeant
Clarke, also of the detective police, and the two
witnesses who went oast for the purpose of identi-
ymurderer, Muller. Chief In.
po
his arrival at New York, put
m incg t
e l tfh
with the Government
and police authorities, and received from them every
sfhi e
s rT:In a
oensupposedoe communication
m uupon
n ie a t i 0 n
possible
fadtTehte Victoria, a special steam
ve to
most complete arrange-
ments
3being
have
kept effect Aiuller's capture
up
with steam up night
and day, to start the moment the Victoria is sighted,
vessel
tn the e s
arrivalbeenct e
o.
made
n
in order that the pilot-boat may be anticipated, Jest
by any mischance information should reach Muller
ithlnwseplelcgtorrouTn
As a proof that the police took
that the officers of justice are on his track—it being
might in desperation seek by suicide
who followed with the sccobd
Tanner's report that
grounded confidence, we
theirtl eo aer ve
admd teehajasutus
measures
eiecs
justice.
further learn foal
of Cork steamer, had arrived
out safely.
Inspectorwarrau t i
al Ct ehrer is
Citye y ,

Bisnor POLKAS FUNERAL.--Bishop Elliott de-
livered an address at the funeral Gf Lient,-Gen, Polk,
and at its close left the desk, and, turning his face to the
North, solemnly summoned such of the bishops and clergy
Abel,
of the North as have urged on this veer to meet him and
inname of desolated homes andel, called aloud from the
their victims at the Judgment bar there to answer it—" In
the name of the episcopal office of the dead ; in the name of
Church
the bloodun
d f
to
or
this
vhheianst
g, likeer au ns
ac
dethateo;nthose
n of
the who lend the sanction of the
blackened roof-trees, of desecrated churches, of altars pro-
faned and the Holy Sacrament trampled in the mire in
the name and by the authority oi God, and by the enchant-
ing spell-word evoked from the presence of the mangled
and martyred dead. And (added the bishop in the pro-
found silence) God have mercy upon them in that day l"
ENOCII ARDEN.—Seventeen thousand copies
were struck off es the first impression, says the _London Re-
view, and the whole of these were delivered to the trade on
Saturday week and Monday last. A second impression of
10,000 is now in the press, and of these, it is conjectured,
but few will be unsold by the end of the present week.
HENRY RELIX JOHN RECANO, Esq., of the
Middle Temple, Barrister at Law, is once more
announced, we observe, in the official paper at Gibraltar to
have assumed the position of Judge of the Supreme Court
there during the temporary absence of Sir James Cochrane.
The London friends of the former hon. and learned gentle-
man will be interested to read the subjoined announce-
ment of the fcct above alluded to, an announcement pub-
lished under date August 8, 1864, in the Gibraltar Chro•
nick. We, therefore, reprint it as follows :—" His Excel.
lency the Acting Governor has been pleased to appoint
Henry Felix John Recall°, Eeq., of the Middle Temple,
London, Bel-deter at Law, to act as Judge of the Supreme
Court of Gibraltar during the absence of Sir Jas. Cochrane,
4night, np.d 1.".,e Wes this day sworn into office.". •