New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18

absence Of any development from the forehead to tic
region Of selfcsteem behind which HE head fals &c
fatty tho, line poud touch scsry gcr' 81 ne lead e"a
neck (Ihis kind Of head-heapcd al 10 'front.' occiput
less-is the worst II IL true there is want Of animal
ism; but aDmasm means the energy 20 work icr one
watch the lack OF il means the incidence which seeks
to enjoy without fulfilling intervening conditions) Yet
we would priori have supposed il much lcss daring
and much meaner crime tina, Muller would have con-
mitted than the Of which he stands convicted
On the last morning Of the trial. the fret and last
tiDge OF romance was given 20 the tragedy by lhe Az
pearance of a prost,gic-Mary Ann Eldred-who 'I'"
bnt fnled TO prove an aJi for tho prisoner She WAS
very grave. and her manner was prepossessirgi she
was eood.lookng and evidently felt deep scgio" l''
Muller from whom she had been in the habit OF Ie'''
ing visits for twelve months. Tie sincerity o. h'r U'
lief in Muler's innocence was perfect ana t"" N'NF'
she was slightly deaf and her low replies bad 20 10 IT.
peated by the usher. When she left the sian" SA'
passed toward the door, gances were exchanges DC
tween her and Miller the prisoner gave TIE oiy s'nDo
/ saw upon his face. and it said: "Ihmk !on-'hu
farewell 9" lie had already warninc Of his iat" ana
was very nervous Wien tie Judge ~ summing hP
cast out Miss Eldreds acknowledging out Of nc wa!
10 have fling at her character which had no h'aihs
at all on the evidence she rave-Mdlless lip Gu'red
and he sat down with his face buried in hi hands IL
was clear that he had expected help u The 6'0' mat
really became point against him.
Never have known more somber scene than hat "i
the Old Bailey on the afternoon Of Oct 80. hea'!
fog had fallen during the middle OF the DAY, aud TIE
little daylight that travelling under sheds ana fooif ana
over thick wals tries TO enter the Old Ball ordinarily
now failed more sgnaly than usual. The Chaplain oi
Newga;e, the Rev. M Davis, appeared u lnl canon
cals on the bench to add 10 the omens Tie jury came
in as the great Westminster clock toeG the hour OF
three over tie breaoss crowd-and long ere The JHIy
had spoken every soul had ioTefet the fatal 'efdo
The Chief Baron leaned forward with his face hidden
in the attitude OF prayer, while the jury were cues
toned The prisoner stood alone molecules, WING
Baron Martin assumed tie black cap and gave the
bitter.toncd sentence There deep feeling in
those present But the inward agitation Of the prisoner
was terrible as reported b. the choking with which he
began to speak but broke down with tears, saying
only: al am satisfied wit, the jury AID tie laws Of h'
country; but I have been convicted not upon true
statemcnt-bu false These were the only words IL
uttered These be has thus far reiterated learn to-day
in prisoni being noted mat he has not declared h
innocence. The public are unanimous IN the approya
Of the verdict; not voice in England German 81
other, las expressed a doubt Of Muicrs guilt. Som'
good judges think he had accomplice; bit the small
ness of the prize renders any such concert improbable
confession il eagerly expcctod-and IL likely 10 10
given. Up To this writing however =; p IN, there ha
been none. Ibe execution Is fixed for Monday ,l'
18th. e..