The New York herald., 1864-08-04

him, so as to constitute undouhied nk In the chain q
evidence The servants Of the railway authorities sesk
confidently to their ability to identify the
posed % have got into the carriage with Mr. Briggs and
il is understood that the photograph Of Muller viii be
shown to them to add TO the circunstanta evidence al
ready obtained
The Latest News.
fFrom the London News, July %
I'm Monday morning cabman, named jonathan Mat
thews, taken to the Harrow road stst,oa ~hse o
made the following commun caton IL live No 6s farl
street. Lsson grove and a cabfnan. IAst night. ahd
hay ng reference 10 murder committed tie North
London Railway. communicated certain Information 70
a waterman named Amos.
Tue folio wing Is the communication made by the cab.
man before Mr. Henry, the chief magistrate at Bow
know Franz Muller. He is a native Of Cologne B,s
age, he told me, is twenty five, and for time
past he has been employed shirt cutter n the lrm
Of Messrs Hodgknsop, hGsers, Of Threaducede street.
in The city. seven or eight months ago he commenced
10 keep company with sister, and, her suilor lac
was in the haoit Of coming TO my house. remcm.
Der one Sunday in October November last he
where did you get It fromY" told him had boush. il
from man named Walker halter, in Crawford street.
Muller said, "Wel should like to have ono like H."
said, WeA try this on and he did but found Il too
tight for his head then said, II know your size now
ing sunday he came and took il away some time after
wards he came TO my house agaa. when he said "fiow
we'll that hat have had three hats then."
laid hold of the hat and noticed the inside brm
peculiar thumb mark, caused by the bat being put
and taken of by the hand at one particular spot. The
hat produced (tne found 10 the railway carriage
the same and could swear to IL. Last Monday week Null
Ter visited my house and my wife. After paving her
the usual compliments he took box out OF his pocket
and pucd out of 1t gold chain, which he said be bad
paid three pounds ten shngs for that morning He then
fixed the chain watch ana gave the box to my child 10
play with. [The box produced and identified by
Mr. Death, who was present, az the which he had
placed the chain inl Muller then exhibited RUG whch
he had on his finger, and which similar The
described ny Mr. DEATH Muller then be- 70 complain,
to the city and carl having lsssed bis bad
srraincd his ankle He then gsid 81 10 cana.
da; be sure you see Jonathan fmeannr me- end ie MIN
nor tg1rp for
ticuarly want to see bim" Tor three mornings
waited for niu, nas he never came aud have never
| seen him since Yesterday comnunicat tina above
facts to Inspector steer, OF tie ID Division and hluded
| owe, 10 him the box produced.
The other evidence addGcsd went 90 show that Inspector
steer gave this information Scotland yard, and the
Commissioners OF Poiiee Immediately instructed supern
tendent Iddy and Inspector steer thoroughly nvcs
gate the matter. These two officers went TO No.
lo Park terrace. Old Ford, Bow, house kept by
named Byth who said he Ia bed the uight Of the
day the murder<was committed when Muller home.
Ine officers next interrogated lodger in the house
mentioned Muller came home about eleven O'Clock and
appeared very much which he accounted for by
had sprained his ankle. he lodger produced pawn
ticket which he said he had bought OF Muller The ticket
related to the gold chain Muller received from Mr.
and which Muller had pledged In pawnshop IN Bow.
MIR. ADAMS PRESENT.
Mr.. Adams, the American Minister, present during
the whole Of the examination and at his request copy
Of the dispositions was prepared TO be forwarded 10 the
home Executive In America.
1t further transpred in the examination that Muller
sailed from the London Docks Thursday afternoon last
In the sailing vessel Victoria, bound tor New York
Last night at nine O'Clock Mr. Inspector Tanser, Mr..
Liverpool, route Tor New York by todays American
mail. The inspector furnished with warrant
granted by Mr. Henry for the apprehension OF Muller
the charge OF murder and he also carried with him
letters from Mr. Adams TO the Executive at New York.
The Canadian Question.
THE PROJECT OF AN ENGLISH NORTH AMERICAN
CONFEDERATION.
Several journals were discussing in friendly spirit the
In the House Of Commons on the 10th OF July Sir J.
WALSH asked the Secretary OF State for the Colonies
whether he would have any objection TO lay upon the
table OF the House the dispatches recently received from
the Governor General OF Canada and other Governors
OF North American colonies relative to the
ministerial changes aud the project OF federal Of
those colonies and whether il his intention before
ford any TO the aouse the important legis-
ative crisis which appeared to be impending 10 the
s.itution OF those colonies.
Mr. CARDvEL said that It was understood that the new
government which b d been formed in Canada by the
union Of the two political parties intended to prepare mea
for the purpse OF settling the constitutional diff
cutes which had prevailed between the upper and lower
provinces BY chd icas ca led the ierdus Irincip'e
piaed 10 Canada its.H ach proron fer the future
fson of the maritime provinces of the no,thwes, errtr
When these measures were passed they would he under
stood, be communicated to the home government, but
they had not yc; assed he could not give any nlor
nation respecting them.
France.
The French government has addressed circular the
various European Powers iting them to participate
International Congress- TO be held next autumn, for
the purpose Of regulating teeeraphc communication in
Europe.
The King o. the Belrins arrived at Paris the 10th
OF July and visited the Empress Eugene at st Cloud II
is announced that the object OF his visit Is merely
goliae marriage between the Count Flanders and the
Princess Anna Mrrat.
The Paris Bourse closed dull on the goth al 6e. 25c
IL Is asserted that the Emperor Napoleon will 20 TO
Baden 10 have interview with the King OF Prussia
Italy.
Garribad eft ischia on the l9th for Caprera, appa
rently in bad health.
Dem mask.
The Danish blockade Of the German ports raised
the 2lst OF July.
Austrfa.
The Austrian government has appointed Huber, Coun.
scor OF the State and Civil Comm ssioner Of Julland.