The New York herald., 1864-08-26
poets 70 be able to start with his prisoner for nsand h
the course Of ten days.
The Adjourned Inquest In England.
ADDITIONAL xvIDRNCR AeAINsT MULLER.
TE~ovvr ~ Name rhaet Guardtan. n AuHuat Il

ADprrIvNAL xvDsNca AGAINST MULLER.
[From the Manchester Guardian, August 81
On the evening Of tho murder, Franz Mailer, u has
been ssceraned went about seven 70 the house
of Rspsch Jewry street. Ainories and was there left
in the company Of Hana, Mr.. and ME- Repsch having
Fam s,aes that Muller LEFT the house At eight O'Clock,
and shat .: H.ns aa MOI 60 out q all Nothing fSrsnss
mp and deported himself in his usual cheerful manner
ard after breakfast went out He did not return home at
his usual time, IN fact s not knows when he returned,
for all the other occupants Of the house had retired
bed On The Monday following the murder Muller visited
Mrs. Repsch, who saw that be had got new hat
which he said he had given fourteen shhlngs for MRS
Repsch also observed the ring Obtained from Mr..
Death and took u from husr's scarf aud examined u.
On the following Wednesday, after some conversation,
Muller and Hana went TO the shop OF Mr. Arms. l2l Mi
norie where the former pawned the gold chain received
from Mr. Death for thirty shngs and coming OF
the snop Haa gave him twelve shings tne ticket,
and advanced further sum OF Gl In order that Muller
msns ss his watch and Which had been
pair went 70 Princess street. Leicester square, where
Muller pledged the watch and guard for "a, and in
sderaon Of further advance Of five shilipgs Muller
gave Hafa the ticket .8# +t@ i#t
1t has also been ascertaned shat the morning
day Muller hadnot fraction Of money, consequently
when he in the afternoon went Docks and
paid "a passage money, he nad only i've shilsngs 10 mo-
IT, may here be remarked that the Victoria IVES
freightcd with cargo or iron and sailing quail
ties far below mediocrity that IL is not pro.
ba6o she viii reach New York before the 10th usans.
From the information given by one Of the agents Of the
owners Of the vessel who did not leave The ship until 1t
era Of the passengers through his being without change
Of clothing and other requisites for long Journey and
u was also noticed that the wrstband Of OF the sleeves
Of bis shirt torn Oh, and this drew remark from
one Of the passengers that Muller bad no Shirt a.
to which Muller offered as explanation that
count Of the edge Of the wrstband being rayed he had
torn it or On the down the river the passengers
read the newspapers containing the account OF the
der, and commented freely upon IT, but neither the agent
the pilot he able say whether Muller made any re-
mark the subject. Fl- +. .t.e
The police are now IN possession Of facts which p,ace
W "a A.
barked is the that by Mr.. Briggs on the
night be was murdered, and OF such importance tkH
considered that at the request Of the of
Police, Mr.. Briggs tho younger. accompanied Inspector
Kerressey, BY the second mail steamer, the
dtion Of Muller VIZ
The sleeve lining found in the chimney in Muer's bed
room, and the truacheou found the neghborhood are
the possession Of DR.. Taylor who has subnttcd
them 70 analysis and found the sleeve lining deeply
saturated with human blood portion OF which, be
thinks has been wiped from boot Asregards the
cheon, the doctor has, yet expressed opinion.
The inquest resumed yesterday.
Elizabeth Blyth said she had two men residing with
her NJ the beginning OF last month Good
win and the other Muller Muller left her the l4th Of
July having given her .ortnghts notice. on the salur
dav previous TO lea vim. he went our and
twelvo O'Clock, but she did not know where he
Gooswiu went ont in the evening and did return till
the following day II was his habit sleep on Satur-
day nights; she did not particularly his hat when
Muller took leave OF her he ana be going the Vic.
tora to NeW York At the head OF Go0dw,s bed there
was life preserver that produced BY Inspector Iddy
was the one tt.t,F' ..t,s ,ts.Y n.
Ter engaged TO be married 10 her husbands sister
He 10 them the day after the murder When
be lett she walked With him 70 the omnibus, but she did
not know IN Whist direction he was going. she noticed
that be chain When she saw him before that ne
bad not watch chain which was in the habit Of
wearing. He said he bad lost then. through betting.
Muller took tho chain from the button hole and placing
!t In her hand. asked her how she liked IT, There
watch, but locket attached Tne ocket was IN
bs wastcoat pocket He said II belonged Mrs. Rspsch
AT first she thought II gold chain 80
recently lost the oher her that be gave tnr 20
tnn q 10. he hOY In yvh ich
the watch chain had been contained 10 her little
girl (Ghe box was produced and identified by the
witpess.) He said he mad wish them
good bye, and thas he going New York. She did
NOT see him after that She remarked to him that his
Her husband bought for him a. Walkers in Crawford
street. and went With him when il purchased
day night about esYen O'Clock. person IN her house
up stAiss and td her Of IT, The person tod
tween twelve and O'Clock, hs sms. she
In bed. She was in the habit ot reading the spapes.
sunday. Il was Mrs FAILING who informed her Of the
murder but sho had further conversation with her
the subject. she did not remember that she spoke 10
her husband about the murder: but she thought her
husband spoke to hor about 10 on Thursday Once
twice during the week be spoke Of the murder but she
did not know on what days The Coroner pressed the
witness very severey this pont Her husband could
read. Ber husband often brought home newspapers
which gentlemen gave him. but he did not bring one that
week 1he husbsDd nrsl asked her soou. the box He
read the name and said It the very name that he
had read on the bills about the murder. They had
opened she had her sister and her children 10 dine
with them on that day, and after dinner went ont.
when her husband the box be said he would take
the police station, anu did her husband had left
England for New York with the police
John Hsiia said he knew MuIer about three months,
Wtpess worked ~ Mr.. HcdgkipsoDs Muller worked
there Also Muller eft about The I'd OF july stating that
he going America When he first knew Muller he
had gold watch and chain, and said he had pledged
them On the saturday ne bad no chain, but on the
Monday he had q new chan. Muller told him be
had given f3 15s for IL. Witness did not ask
him where hs had got the money from. He saw Muller
the Tuesday evsung and they walked together to ths
Royal Exchange He met hm az Mr. Hepschs IS, IN Jerry
street and be hin again there the following day
While witness at work nj Mr. Hodgkinson's Wed
nesday Mr. kepch came so him and said Muller had not
enough 10 BITS psssage money aud witness gave Mr..
Repsch Of clothes pledge for twelve shillngs
the sum required. Mr. Repsch gave him the ticket
the clothes the evening Muller gave him the ticket
for geld chain ~ security for the twelve shngs Inc
chain had been pledged for Ct los he never had ticket
for . watch. The chain hal been pledged with Mr
Annis, pawnbroker, Of III Minories. Lambert, the
police officer, produced tho hat onud In the railway
riaee and witness hentred IL as that oi Muller.
AZ some other witnesses absent the inquiry was
adjourned til the 22d Of August