The New York herald., 1864-10-11

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/ hg 70 s"oa ne ihi tnm he @ts accompanied :
| ths omDihus oy fis nephew, sat WIS sfter safd
| toos ticket f0r the Ten Oct ek tram According
che evldsnce of Mr.. Lso Shat gen;ieman saw hm Gil
tns IN sSn tmess 4 grst Glass sEiepe at the oy
sta h 40 tSv osher perso2s ~eT5 also - The carriass
but Mr.. lee sid thar ans a ~ IL :
csss carflaas, sua ,hat thsss vas sahrlsgI time ~
e her nhh of those eY 60 have isft fhs carr u
~ which ~. Briggs seen 81 hin be oe tte trfi
isft ike bow station. But here dnicuisy MI D.
arise 10 ght be doub,I how fAr 10 vea posf
bis or the injury to bo cunmt,ed oy person From
tne sne ho WAS seea by Mr. Lee y:ning was ho
o. n'm until he was uod me lae between Bow a1d
'iacSnoy ch at about tweaty after os ok
win csyta'n INJURIES his head frons which he dd h
twenty iour hours. rhe Coroner tEca entered inio
Bskss Rad sustained, ard sa,d that 10 ba
opinion S5Ath must haye from yo:eEce iulcis
iksfcen seeo was coyer'd With bieod iaste but blood
was aiso Jurd upon the window, the stops aod tie
whess o. .se csraae i@s might hove csc ocssstcned
eNbsr Oy thv sup~sition fhat Mr. Briggs
70 escape from his asssilsSs by Leaving the rrs,n OF the
opposite sde or toa ne wr cndeavorng rrsvent the
Is5slans rc escaping. u might TO taksG p,t,vrd
, thai Mr. Brlss rohbol tia properly which had
siBce been i6su'insd dufux mnrdernus atGsclr upon
hm ia the rsiAuy ersrgage that h death hsd arisen
from, ma ice there sac hs no doubt pst tse ne
psas stber nnfdor o tainr h putstion tgu aTose
q b, 5rcers- ;ee msrarr .s oo,,,n,r,d
esser o'cock ss,urdsy aod a, ten suserk
the hondJy tnorsuF--arsost d ysci!. the sues,a
wore o2cned-Frs1r Attef WAS 'oupd dsslag with pa7
ton ot the pronef.!r 0F WHICH hs had Jyen
roJs-d Ths o4rnsh cosoner thSs udveFiad totn sy..
dense - respect % ,ap is,s the founo the a-ay
1sing the ba. he tad purchas I'd for Natter and The
otper has, wacn n4~fo,1d in ieo .er's box waen ap
identified ,s Deing tbs hat by Mr. Briggs on M
day iSaf no was nrr5crsk ArrSfted bee landire
deceased WAS found Upon Auer, and II w-s 70. him..
therefore, 10 explain Ecr he becamo possessed Of
nigh. Sees. TO se rsysr.tis 10 Sailsrns sad ~evsr
ccncesled tho fact of isy ostsG 10 TO
Amsrca sn' ben on tLg-othsT hsnd tns might afford
fence OF whg1 re was accused, because known
that ne wae vey deficient IA nssanE, end therefore he
might have hsrn induced commit tho crime to order
tn obtninfneans by when ssusht bs as.e sgrato
IL the Jury OF opnioo that .suler the who
murdered Dir. BriTgs, sass bs coacerped IN
aiding In the re vas not ,,ng in sha eyi-
dence to exase the disability another person being
Ia vowed IN the commission a. the crjmothsy would
raturr verdict oi wui murder fVanst Muller: and ia
tho supposi.ion q there being gors than ted
IN the gun; then they would also ruru verdict OF will
ful murder Against some ether Person unknown.
TnE VERDICT.
Tho jury then retired to consider their verdict snd
after anss,ce twenty nnases returne the jnry
room, and, In answe to the Coroner,
The Foreman said-Our verdict ~ that the deceased
brst class cSrrage OF tho North London Railway the
night OF tho sh OF ialy hast and wehud that Fraaz Mu-
Ter is The manfby whom that violence was couin.ed.
The Coroeer-Ihas Ii, gentlemen, equivalent 10 yer
ticI OF wilful murder
The Foremaa--The jury also wish to append to their
7srdict the fatiowing"The jur7t while passing thar
verdict, take TINS opportunity ofexpr,ssiDg Dheis
scis action wtsn the present state N railway
daaion, a,orng facilities Tor tho perpetrativn
various crimcn and oNancns, earnestly desro
tie attention cJ the Home Government to subject
sad to the necessity OF enforcing ths adoption by ra
way companies Of eaec.lal system Of protcc
.ieo 10 life, character and property
The verdict o "wnfal murder against Franz Mu'er"
hen recorded and the Corona raads out his
-aps commit ng -hiu, 70 Newgate fer trial
MULLER scon;IFTED BIZ THE row STREET MAars-
TKArRs.
From The London Times, Sopt 2I.l
The examination Of Franz Muiiers charged witss the
Uilsu OF Mr. Thomas Brggs, the 9th Of july
ass was resurne9. yesterday mornira, before Mr. Flow
a q
The prisoner arrived in the police van about haf p@st
Ten o'clock after seng exhibited to he Coroner ana bis
considera6is amount Of Testimony. the poinss OF
which havo areaay Deen published then taken after
which
kr. Giard sad--I now you, sir, part OF ,ss
C-owu, 20 comms tbs prisoner tor trial ouths charge.
Mr. teardl aha! reserve the de!eaue OF MP clieat Tor
the trial
Mr. Flowers (aasreoslng the prisousr-As mere ua..
tcrof form, ! ask yea you desro 20 say sny thns IN
anower 70 this cna-gog
Ths prisoner, voice. said, g. have nothing to
say now"
Tho examination was concluded ut about four O'Clock
Pa This time au .nnense crowd had assembled in the
rsigcborhood Of the court, the
In Bow street commanding view OF thsroaa between
thoocurt and the police station opposite crowded
win visitors, giving toe street quite ahodey aspecs
elapsed the arrival OF the van and thea
tsocxoiteInent waa. immense.
Mr. superintendent Durkn had s.e.ionod his mon ss
10 keep the mob both sides a convenient distance,
and,st O'Clock frans Muller was once conducted
van Neither at this period nor as any other ra
mens throughout the proracted inquiry did he display
the slightest omcsion. lie walked 1rn.y to his place.
tnen conveyed to Newgate The mob broke through the
lines Of police and rushed francGy towards the van,
but the door bad closed upon tho prseser before they
cor reach the vehicle and the signal for departure bad
Tsre can bo no doubt that Muler hea gained syecgh
health his errival from Quoaastowr.
tairy appeared somewha. lod by tke long days pro
csedings az Hackney and Bow street but Of the
witnesses oosod FAR ess able to bear the fatigue
psoSsced conanenont in tho sliding atmosphere Of ,he
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