The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-27

Lee Who spoke rs the persons 10 the same car Wa
deceased Of len bo described q tall and thin, tAs
rrsminstIon co 1Sin ued-At the time purchased
the chain had not rexd OF the murder Soon Afterwards
my attention was osd 60 H. .cssS ss boos ssS
Immediately wrote to'lnspeoeor ksrrcssey informing
him Of the circumstance.
the description given In the proclamation 10 made %
from that which and my brother gave OF the M
from whom had bought the chain; never saw sne
by which once seen would recollec IL again; ohah
somewhat Ike II 10 called tbe CLYDE chain wouio ~
cali TINS an Albert curb cham this Is swivel seal -
not properly describe this chain
Jonathan Mathews examined by Mr., Msrbury--i -
o cabman, living 10 london; know Franz Muller, the
prisoner, perfectly well; have known him about two
years he has been In the habit OF visiting frequently,
a tailor; bought hat him. he had come TO dins
with me one Sunday and he saw with me hat which
was little tight for him said "HI get you one msos
little easier than that, will II 1T you he every
nicely - did according to bis wishes and
the Saturday following; II made by man named
Walker 10 Crawford street be wore 1t up 10 within thres
weeks Of my last seeing nm pave since seen TIA, has
described II TO the inspector before ne showed TO mo-
had remarked II three weeks before and told Muller
was getting shabby: he said he would wear whils
longer: the jewellers card box saw Of my house On
Tuesday morning; be had given 70 my little girl % play
had the name and address Mr. Death, tho jeweler
H. l had never got anyt thing from MT. DEATH
Cross-ex amined by Mr. ShaIer-This hat was exactly
like NINE except that this was easier should not think
there wore any similar 10 the store as get my bats
made order, and this one was made TO order Wa
come two or three weeks before Christmas. q Did you
have your head measured for this hatf A. Mo- they q
not measure heads they measure hats Oaushter
always found accused to be very steadv ndussrt
hores regular In his habits shouts nea havs
hesitated, on OATH TO give him good character.
George Clark examined by Mr. Marbury-Am SergeADs
OF the London detective force boarded the Vctorsa
the other day. company with New York ohcer Joon
Tieann iemann told the prisoner that he was charges
with the murder 81 MIR Briggs In London followed ~
saying the London and Northwestern railway, on
the 9th, between Bow and Hacknevwich" be SAID VI
not there; never on the line" the omces
searched him. and took key his waiscoat pockeei
this is the key the prisoner said the key OF mn
box fetched the box into the cabin where
the pris standing; he told me II was Dis; un
locked IL, and among other things found gold waoA
and hat this.is the watch aud hat
Mr. Marbury called attention to the fact that the wacn
produced old fashioned watch, made at Hackney;
the evidence 10 the showed that the watcn
OF the deceased oldfashioned one and that 10
| lived at Hackney.
Jonathan Mathews was recalled by Mr. ShafYer, and
the hat found upon the prisoner, supposed to have
belonged to the murdered man was then tried upon MIN
and found 40 tit.
John C. Tiemann exsm,ned by Mr. Marbury-Am con-
neoed with the detective force n this city made the
United States Marshall took out OF the prisoners pocket
searched.
Cross examinedrhe prisoner said he had had the hsa
about a wear, and the watch for two pears.
This clos Cd tho the part OF the British govern
ment, further hearing adjourned till Saturday
morning al eleven O'Clock.