The New York herald., 1864-10-04

rush made towards W Some minutes ELAPSED before
ksps but q isngsA sAs door was opened, and Muller
aaiqntsd antd . storm Of rcAas and hIsss, vtsh .
py sss Ss % M ,o'. :. n
Looked mere boy In the hands Of the superintendent
He did not seem the least discooosrtsd ~ the hsosg
sppsarsses was sv.dsosiy disappoiosias % sss. pale.
Short with light sandy hair and anything but attractive
battered white hat be had very ordinary appear.
sncs This opinion was freely expressed among the
pleasant vshsmsncs mat she could sns sis On ;su a.
once" Others declared their belief THAI he could moi
have done tns deed without assistance
tendance 70 receive him. Muller was placed within ths
Dock inspectors Tanner and williamson sssndng BY hss
Hs gave his name q sJranz Muller and his address a
"le Park terrace Old Ford road, Victoria Park the
his departure fcr America is usual % describ. the
property found upon prisoner, and under thss beading
as ss' ,sss w 1 a uS
him his head drooped ustle and there was appear.
ancs Of exhaustion about hin a. be being conducted
to his cell NJ Beard, VINO oddly enough was hInssf
NJ Briggs. IVES allowed % have a inssrvisv VIA ne
prisoner in the osll, accompanied by Dr. Jach German
has undsrsssen the deseocs of Muller. Ths interview
occupied moro than an hour, and OF strictly
private although Rstmar: ccnss.bss Of the dlvisisn
present as the uterprstar for tho Crown The crowd IN
oat Of the court remained all this time, convinced that
TO bs formally remanded The crowd was not even ds-
persed by the peking rain
AZ Inspector Tanner LEFT che station he was chssred
LASTLY Then call was raised for tho cabman Matthew's
but he did not present himself. having gone homo with
shs other Insssss ,h 90 leaving the EassSS % station
the temperance Of Muller being regarded - im
possible, the crowd quietly dispersed.
day the case will be remandsd for week, although, all
the evidence being a. hand there realty no reason for
deferring the comma Of the accused and thus invit
Ing repetition Of the exciting scenes OF Saturday, 1t
being that tho defence will be reserved for
the trial.
Muller slept for several hours after Mr. Beard le him
Saturday He remained very quiet In his cell through
oui Sunday eating drinking and sleeping WELL and read
great crowd is expected TO assemble in Bow street
this morning from tho fact that a good view may be
expected to be obtained Of the culprt n consequence OF
his having to walk Bow street from the lookup de-
partment side Of tho stree. TO the magistrates
court Immediately opposite and in consequence OF this
the way each side will be lined by strong body OF
the police. According to present Arrangements the
and il is rumored that owing to the very limited accom-
mediation furnished BY tho court In Bow street,
more commodious place for the investigation viii possi
bly, be selected.
THz ACCUSED AooosHIcb fan Aoroaa DISCHARGED.
Al Worship street Police Court Saturday George
Augustus King, describing himself publisher at Wick
lane Bow brought for hna examinstion charged
his own confession with being concerned with Franz
Muller In the murder OF Mr. Briggs. i
Mr. Abbott appeared for tho prosecution Mr.. vann for
FORMER
nation had adjourned the case for more ssctcry evil
dence than had been before adduced Th0re we're NOW
eonsequensly several Witnesses in attendance, whoin
was Mr.. Lee who was personally acquainted with
the deceased and had sean another person with him Ia
the carriage just before he must have lost his life.
detective from Scotland yard a-o there and the
on,oer was in possession d letter written hv the
prisoner to Mr.. Briggs within days sft Mr..
Briggs DEATH he thought that letter should be produced
Mr. vann had NO objection To that o. any other letter
being read His client had made chs very foolish, and
S n as whs ss. Ss
would certainly not have dcoc so sod astsong prosf
Of that - could be adeacsd was comprjsed the fact
that he charged at the time on the police shoes WIKI
being also drunk and Incapable OF taking Of himself
Sergeant Beard. detective from Scotiandtyard, said he
should the ticket collector at the Fenchuroh
street station whore the deceased got into the train Mr.
Lee, the gentleman who saw him Afterwards whHs In The
train at Bow and also the ticket coector VI the Hackney
WICK station, whsre the prisoner got ou< Of the train tbat
night, as ne stated t. Mr. Buckley 70 wnom he made hts
the persons dswn the Noe whose evidence would atia
" Affect the prisoner.
Railway terminus stated that he knew the deceased and
recoected seeing hm on the night OF e alleged murder
about quarter 70 ten He did net see hn actually get
into the ran he was not the platform at the time
bat ne him ~ the Bottom Of the staArs heading b the
North London Railway side. supposing him TO have
gone by the ran he would have reached tbe HACK
station, as well asne could Judge about ten or
fifteen mluutes.
Inspector Honey. Mr.. Cooke, said the frst
persons who the body of the deceased while lying
the line were the men onptoyed % another Ean, wtrcn
passed and the first person who came u to on foot
Mr. Henry Lee residing iu Kiog Edwards road. Hack.
~ s ydsr o him !. ts ow
He In drst class carriage on the railway and two
otber persons were 10 the carriage with him He say
be them. One OF them IN particular he was conf
dent he would. Both the mssistrats and Mr. Stafford,
clerk closely questioned the witness the pri
being OF these bu< be said he not so,
aud be had no doubt whatever on the subject.
wick station deposed TO seeing the body after dis
covered upon the line and taken 70 the Milford Castle Ta
railway station The time when be saw the deceased
was twenty minutes Afer ten and the train froD Fen
church srs' Esud ~ take .o1s m 70. %
where he seemed 70 be MAX my himself generally useful
bus he did not hm the platform that evening al the
time the outcry raised about the body being dis
covered and be could positively that The prisoner
did not come TO that station that night by any train
at all.
Mr. saord thsa read the following letter, to which
Sergeant Board afterwards added that Nc. Briggs Jr
bad had many simar applications aud that be answered
the prisoners request with moderate OF reward
for his alleged serv ICES
cosune cosr.s., olo roap. Bow, July ls 1854
in n. hour o. deep .icsioa s :aas<ely hops hsi
cSrs.n ot,sie Wien these horrise wTstehes are
caught laws ,so 70 NEE. the real justice q
men, your dear ismened father the line.
ose " uS q sa so nu
S,i s 'ns nss to my ssI
from doing three four days work assisted In wanting
T1ur Sp % ann Ssg poo D aoa
n ttge would confer great favor most
obedisnt servant GEORGE KING
T. BRioGs. ksq.
Mr.. Cooke asked OF what trade business the prIs
Mr. vann said the fact that HE client
Inspector Honey also said ~ believed the prisoner d
formerly been upen the stage u the station house he
said he publisher, but be was In fact bookseller
at few Minutes walk from the pace where this OCCUR
renee took place though be supported, he be-
lieved, by his father
The prisoner made remark, aud
Mr.. Cooke told him that ater being charged upon
bis confession, with being implicated In this alleged