New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
Circuit Rrifain.

Presidential e,ecfion awaited with the sreates
interest. although, regard tn9 roslI' u was 'ius
universally believed that President Llneoin Was re
elected
N, Arny and Nary Gi,dt says that. IN consequence
o the recent capture by Federal cSu5er OF ustih
pSrd officer of her Maics, = navy, While III command
Of blockade runner MIR. Seward addressed represent
atoms through Lord Lyons TO the British Government
which have I'D TO a stringent order On The SUBJECT iron
the AdnILlty. ,
The II. s. steamer Sacramento passed Deal on the
Eth proceeding ia tie westward
In the Conrt OF Common Pleas, London an important
case involving the question Of ,he na,y o. .Iug'
steamer PeteThoff was submitted TO the judges. Inc
PeteIhog. Il viii BE- remembered vas captulru Ny ed
eral cruisers and coniiscated D. the AMERICAN an
tl0rities After hearing ai TIE arguments 'he Jeuoes
reserved their decision.
Tie shin Great Western was sin Detained NJ Liver.
pool pendEg the inquiry into the case OF tie alleged
recrus for the Federal army. who were 10 have been
taken TO Nes.York by her The matter had not beon
bouch, before the Liverpool magistrates, as ule pcei
authorities did not intend moving alone ~ TIE matter
but were waiting Instructions rom the Go'erhnen'
largo number OF atday lis nafe by the men As 20 The
term. OF their engagement for tic Nov YORK Glass
Works had been seat 20 the Home Ohce for the con,
sheraton II the Home Secretary. AT The nstange OF
Cent Cunningham. tic commander ~ the Great est
ern who visit ed proceed "a some police authori'
ties Wont on board aud asked the pGsicngcrs-soc foJ
OF 800 an nunber-i they wished 10 20 % Newl OfS or
20 GO ashoref Al. with the exception OF four young
men, said boy Wished to so IN the ship and these u.
we're allowed o. 90 ashore OF those on board u SAID
tat from 40 % 100 had been brought from different
part Of Lancashire ard engaged to work IN the glass
inanpfactcryp A considerable number who refssed 20
Go On board the ship had been sent 10 their hones
while Others remained IN Liverpool IN state OF cest
tutiCn.
The celebrated Russian General, Todleben. had been
visiting Manchester and Liverpool paying special
attention the WlitTor gun at the former place and
10 the Maokay ruD at tho hitter
account Of TIE execution ~ Miller TIE conduct Of tho
British Government vas biterl, denounced, and II wli
thought a; Bern that tsere vas danger ior 'lIe o.
an attack on The Brifsh Legation. The German people
firmly believed IN Nhlers nDcScpc. The nrsi accounts
published IA Berlin ~ the execution made no Gllu'iou
10 Mhlei'- confession, but 1t was subsequently
announced and Of coulre. bad rangu'ii,ng elect
Nes.rs Pofhonicr 4 90 ~ Liverpool had chartered
s,ear1er Ia the agents Of the Mexican Government 20
convey the European contingent OF The Austrian
army - We're Cruz vessel with n" nr-t insfhMeht
of te contingent wss have LETT Trieste TIE 18th
Of November for Vera Irun.
The Coinmissiont To inquire into the rocrnt riots a.
Pelfas. continued It's lab0rs. Ibe isnacncy o' the
police force l. plainly admitted.
The health Of tho Farl ~ Derby was improving.
Cabinet Councils were being actively resumed IN
London.
Tie Maraing Ps,t believes that n.teTial reductions
sre conlen plated ny government Ia he naval lni i
iiary expenditure OF the country.
Ihs DAILY Nexs says that Government has resolved W
entirely discontinue the transportation u Sihiua W
tho Australian continent.
EXECUTION OF MULLER.
Franz Muller was executed in front OF New
gate Gaol on Monday morning. the 18Th. BarTlers
were erected from IGd;ate I'm 10 TIC top o! DE od
Bailey. and beyond gaie'st. into utsplrsI Ihel
ere foimed oi stout timbers bound with hoop iron IN
form Of about twenty feet square Most Of the shop. IN
Me Oh Bailey boarded mp 90 that there could ne
no climbing on the tops or hanging on oy The .hn''gr
bars And I'll around ~. Sepulchres church me riui'
ings were boarded Heavy rain fell on Sunday night
and Mt O'clock In the morning there were very Few
peTsols assembled at that hour there could not nave
been AZ the most more than couple of thousand person
seuf
order Toward three o'clock the crowd rnt'riaiy IN
creased Carpenters ard worknen with crow bars be-
gan IN Ait Ia and fro Willis tho windows especially
those in the Immediate neghborhood Of the prison be-
came iled with occupants. Shortly before four O'Clock
tlo rumbling WAS heard In the press yard which .n
Gated tia. tie machinery Tor Tie execution VAS on the
move. "
An eyes were Turned 10 the gates from which the
huge black box was TO CONE In moment u appeared.
drawn by two horses The foundation OF the gailoW'
was soon got into lis place. when an uncarthIy yen.
such 10 only heard at tho foot 81 the gibbet was
raised As each stage was completed In hting up the
apparatus. there was eheer,or ayei, or sfoaI OF
scaoid upcied 10y four o'clock sill the ciang
" hammers in putting mp barriers coninnel till day
had dawned. At five oeiock. q heavy drenching ran
get in which had the effect Of driving the majority OF
hose who during the night had taken W positions,
from their sronghods and TO hastily beat retreat ~
Tho now open public and coffee shops, as wcll
a, other places offering anything Ike shelter At this
time thcrc could not have been moro than 100 people
actually upon the scene But Of SIX o'clock tho rain
,bated and from this tmo tho crowd recruited b.
an increasing flow Of new coners IL Is estmated ihnt
the hour liked for the execution not fewer tnah VV
people had assembled.
NE occupants Of " cheap seats" and good accoumo.
lstjon were particularly numerous. The windows Of
he several houses In front OF the drop were well ned
while nambers sitting the roofs. Preachers Of
srious sects were scattered about ana worked
\ ith copmcndnbc zeal In the distribution al tracts
In part three ointed hshlng rod was employed 70
which WAS attached scroll with the inscription, Dc
urc your sins will lind you out" and IN another In.
,tauce party If men was stationed. one OF whom held
M walking stick with text attached, while tho 9th
RI discoursed scrpuTai subjects ami TOOK pert ID
reading and singing hymns. Another man. more con.
,nicuols than tie rest was working his wsy through
BE crowd with bill placed before him a. an apron,
Ealing attention TO The publication OF pamphlet issued
~ tie City Gospel Hall and called Should MurdeTers
10 mi 10 iJeath There greet many foreigners
,re,t Mt and 10 them selections from the New Iesta-
nent printed in the German and other continental Ian.
,uagcs. were presented.
The TrtG
From nbont sir O'Clock the Rev. DR.. Louis Ccppel,
minister Of the Herman Lutheran Church. In Aliect
ioodnau's Fields. had been WIN we eouViet III ms
ing their interview which lasted nearly Two hours the
convict frequently cung to him and embraced him. OBJ
serving. with tears III his eyes. that be was the only
cnd be had then In the world ard expressing his fer.
vent gratitude for all the kindness that he had shown TO
him The conversation Of the prisoner at that and at
prev ioLs interviews. whenever II touched upon the
non On DR.. Capped that ho innocent. There weIe
,,hcr sins Of which the convict said he was guilty but
whenever he pressed with reference to the murder
10 eyadcd the subject in some way or 10 use Dr. Cap
,els own words sfterward In conversation with the
heriis che hid that particular sin under his armenf
~ il we're" a.
On SUNDAY evening, about 10 o'clock. Mr. Sheriff On
Kin paid the prisoner last visit In hs CELL ana again
xhorted him az lie had done previous occasions not
o leave the work with a lie in his mouth. Laying his
rand upon Bile which the convict had been reading