The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
The English HALLWAY Murder case.


EXAMINATION or MrLLgR THE ESGLIsn
RAILWAY MuRDraEn. rho examination OF Muller
was continued ,hls morning IN the United States
Commissioner = Office. AT early hour the Court
was crowded by hundreds Of citizens, an1i-
Gus TO catch n sight o' the notorious railway
murderer number Of ladies were present, who
appeared 10 regard the proceedings with extreme
Interest. TIE accused preserves the same stolid
expression Of coun,euance as he did on Thursday,
seeming the leas, interested os all who were In
attendance.
Judge Beobe, who had been assi,ncd NJ counsel
Tor Muller. was absent having been detained e'se-
where on buainess. Il therefore became necessary
for his Honor TO assign new counsel. Muller was
sskcd " he had any preference ~ to whom among
The nenhcrs oi tho bar present he would choose
his legal ndviserf I In answer " this question he
,Hd that be knew no Que here and would , 'cfer
Tint the Court should ass' him. lie said that he
tad a sister In this city, living at I3g Nisssu
street, AMI eSrectcd that sbc would be here this
morning. His Honor then assigned Edmund Hank
man and Chauncey Slaii,r a. Muller's counsel
These preliminary mstters heing settled, NJ. Mar
berry, counsel for the British Government, ro@c
and sad i: became his duty 70 make a demand
for The cx,radton of one Franz Muller, a fug,ti We
IRON justice, charged with tue murder ~ Mr..
Briggs clerk iu u bank ng-house IN London. 1ne
rcun Stances Of this murder had be.u already
iNS ni"re the Pibhc py the newspapers and he
would content himself by brehy rrhpi,ulauns the
e.reu'ns'anees VI ue Hiuruc', AN, IL ,ls PROOF
shoun 'arfi gu, nis s,a'emeh- "ou'i oeV"hc
the duty Of his Honor 10 make representations TO
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