The New York herald., 1864-08-08

the people OF that country Holy Alliance
spsS /. has oesu ps'sa. %cn the sama N issS
Sran was overrun by French forces, but the people
constitution just they please and OF regulating their
merna Affairs according u their own views. Therefore
events that the influence which the OF this
country did not Ia 1921 and 1879 for the last five
years tney have fully possessed ana he people OF the
dere countries have established governments accord
ing 60 their owu notions o what s necessary for their
own interests The extract have read referred TO the
affairs OF Greece. Ono VI the ales-the Emperor OF Rus
sia-pFoiested formerly in the most perempory manner
against the revolution established BY the people
the sovereign but year two when The revolt
took place Greece the sovereign regnna there by the
choice of the protecting Powers was over.hrown, new
Russia and the Holy Alliance consented TO acknowledge
and not only acknowledge but to guarnneelhe throne
reasons at oaaerer Holy Alliance may be- rev.cal
at ths Re need mot 0iue for aprretension c1ot
any ,ctsh to do an project their dosinsns and
themselves doast democratic innovations that may
spoke OF dcsposm and, unfortunately, ali those sove.
regns who rule despcc countries confouud consti
tnonal government with democracy The party OF re.
action Italy conround constitutional monarchy with
despotc sway but the Influence OF tho English govern
eas ers4oSu ,osSsr % he people Of eountrS thought
that me best form OF 9orernn1nt for themselves And
fear from those alliances at present momen2 If
LOOK the south Of Eirope-to Italy and Span-we find
given up attempt 10 carry into effect these princ
Piles apainst which Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Canning
protested, ana there is therefore, no danger either in
Italy spain OF the principles OF the Holy Alliance
being restored2 Where, tnen is the danger? The only
country in which there s question is in regard to
duches OF Denmark. Is now said on good authority
that attempt will be made dispose Of the sovereignty
OF those duchies according TO the views OF the Dict o
Frankfort Should the King OF Denmark consent TO give
those duches to Austria aad Prussia that is ques
ton Germany rather than for to consider is
said good authority that the duchies Of Lauena
burg. Scheswig aud Hosein are demanded by Austri-
and Prussia the price of peace Supposng those duche
given TO the control OF Austria and Prussia tM
Powers settle with tho people Of Germany,
and for the people OF Hostein and Schleswig to say
whom they consent 10 obey With respect the part
taken By ourselves the late Conference, showed
what principles were. We dnd the government OF
France both said that these duchies ought dis
posed of OF the people Of the duches
The King Of Denmark SAID exactly the same thing Tho
Sa edish representatives were OF the OPINION At
all events, We declared the views which held ana
principle is principle in which We cncurred with
the emperor OF the French and OBJ which we did
concur with Austria Prussia. Now. my lords, the
consequence Of this great difference OF opuon Win the
latter Powers is thai zoe should drdo nearer TO Frdmce
and be less connected nth those Fo,uers sohich dcture 1t
the i2nty out to be separate from the ioih the
peaps. My noble friend who last spoke said iwas our
intees 10 be closely connected with France. II 30 hap
pehs that question lately arose OF great Importance ana
decacy-namely, what was to be done in the ianuban
Pncpaities. Her Majestys ambassador and the French
ambassador at Consaptinoe concurred IN the settlement
question. The Grand Vzier OF the Porte agreed
upon plan which approved by the Conference and
thus question that time threatened to disturb the
tranquility of turkey. not the peace OF Europe was
amcibiy settled ny wise aDd Judicious nesoations
help renarking how much her Msesty's govern
mcut in cooperation clh the French ambassador, have
ton, and the TO my despatch read to me to-
day rom nrouyn dc Lhuys expressed the hope that
the accord which has existed between France and Great
Britain this subject will be the harbinger
OF other agreements on other important subjects which
may come before them. Her MaeSty's government
heartily hope that this may be So for there can
thing more condnc'H to the peace of Europe than cor
agreement there the least apprehension OF
the revival OF Holy ANancc even II tho sovereigns
who formerly belonged To should be 50 III advised and
so h.te aware Of the state o. feeling in Europe as 10
enter into SO inauspscsous combination tiear)
The espanish-Ameri~an Question.
In the House OF Commons the 22d Of July p reply
Cnnchas Islands by spain had occasioned great excite.
men, and several OF the Seun American States, Vene
znem ana a.nsrs. & naa ueca'ea sn"s 10 sne event o.
pared TO render Peru material aid but the Spanish gov
eminent had d'sdro,oed any such sn emo1s ana Stated
readiness 70 restose them on tncr claims upon Peru
beng Settled.
The English Railway Murder.
RUMoRED ARREST OF MULLER, THE ALLBaED NUS.
SERbR.
From the koodon Post, Juty Cl.
Yesterday It persislenty rumored that the ship
Victoria mad put INTO Queenstown, and tia. the manoe
lieved TO be the murderer of Mr Briggs found
board. appreheuded and saEen ashore
We have institnied inquiries at tue American Consn
late, Lloyds, OF the asnts Of tne snip tbec
ana been Informed that no teegraphic coDmu-
ncaon to such ellec, had been received 1hc chip Vic
TO call It Queenstown, bat WAS to right
away on her passage New York The port winch
bound. There probability OF ber quitting into
Gueenstown except she disa oied. circumstance
which very unlikely TO oocar as the weather
fine and favorable. he agents the ship ia tAe city
hs ze no animation OF any tention On the part
.bc government send out despatch boxi after her.
The statements the accounts o the murder given by
minister, present IN the Row police court
,wbeE the depositons we're taken Is not correc: Mr.
Adas only action in the matter simply the formal
one uusi in such Of authentic ng the signature
the worthy magistrate who ute ed the warral. and
before -wnom the dispositions were taken.
SKETCH OF MULLER. WHO is ACCUSED OF TSE
MURDER.
Tie an:ecedents or Muller are as follows
He born in Cologne In 1899, anc on leaving school
was appreotced to be trade OF grnsth. which otcGpa
he followed two years ago, when, through the
representations OF afriend who hsd come TO England
gear previous, and who had married Matthews he cab
ans sister, he came to London when being able 10
obtain employ men as gunsmith he after some inatory
Lessons accepted situation as sht cutter IN the rm OF
Nessrs. Hodgxinson From that tiae he became eon-
sisnt visitor Matthew'S house, and engaged
To be married ms youngest sister, While this engage
ment existed, Mailer eypoed morose and ealous dspo-
sition. II the young woman spoke to young man ~
goaded him almost To madness; and on one occasion he
swore II she spoke 10 m,n again he would murder her.
As tie engagement heightened In period Muller became
violent and savage IA his disposition until at length
acting under the advice OF her friends, the young
wrote to Muller, telling him she would longer keep
his Company and Saying he was murderer n iotsn,ion
whom she would have nothing TO do with. After this
Mu Ter visited the house. but the young woman always
avoided hm. Ia HIS latter visits he expressed his iSten
tion, as he could raise su,oien, money, C9ng
TO America and there Joining in the war.
ANoTHEE WARRANT SENT OUT 20 SUPPORT INSPECTOR
fANNER's.
lfrom the London Post July %.
Yesterday, upon the appc tion OF INSPECTORS william
Henry, and further testimony adduced relative TO
the murder or Mr. Rggs-he object being 10 siren hen
the evidence. given ut tho private sitting Tuesday
evening when the proceedings necessarily hurried
owing TO the immediate departure OF the officers.
warrant was made oct and signed by Dir. Henry, |
after which II was taken 10 Mr. Adams the American
Mniser To be enforced Il was then handed Inspector
kerrcssey, and this officer started with IL by the nicht
mail 10 Liverpool intending 10 catch the mail pacse.
which sails from nat port this morning.
Tho 4 rmer warrant was obtained m very buried |
Tuesday evening after the Court had closed
nnd some important links IN the evidence could not be
supplied. For this and TO guard agSust gny ros
sble delay OF the CITY Of Manchester considered
desirable TO send out duplicate warrant, with all tie
further details nt could be gathered rccpeclns the
der % iir briggs.
Obituary.
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