The New York herald., 1875-07-12
CARL vOGT.
THE BELGIAN MURDERERs RECEPTION IN AMT
wERP.

THE BELGIAN MURDERER's RECEPTION IN ANT
wERP.
BY the arrival OF the Red Star mail steamer
Switzerland from Antwerp In Belgium, the follow
ing interesting details have been received con-
cerning the alleged German murderer, Cal
Stoupe, better known as Carl V0gt, who Is ac-
cused OF killing the Chevalier Bois de Blanco at
brussels about three years ago. Vogt after a
long litigation, being first arrested In this city for
bringing stolen properly into the state OF New
York. remained or years In the Tombs and Lud-
low street Jall until he was recently surrenoered
by this government TO the Belgian authorities,
under roac i've clause IN the extradi-
ton treaty between the two countries,
Switzerland in charge OF Deteciive Philip Farley.
who arrested VOgt III the 1rst case, and captured
a large quantity OF the muroered chevatsr's.
bonds ana other valuable property IN his and his
paramour's possession.
THE ARRIVAL AT ANTWERP.
On the 16tn uf June the steamer, after a rapid
passage from this port, arrived oil Antwerp. Thou
SANDS VI people had IA lhered ON the wharves and
roofs OF the houses tn witness the landing OF the
alleged murderer. Hardly mad the Switzerland
arrived when sne was boarucd by the Chief II PO-
lice OF Antwerp. with platoon OF gendarmes,
VINO took the following extraordinary precautions
to prevent any attempt at escape by
vogt: First. pair o. steel nandcnrs
were then pressed close to HIS body aud the rope
fastened across his back then Druss shackles were
put on his arms and fastened 10 the rlght and eIt
taken over tue snip's side into the poice authoI-
ites' boat ana as soon as 1t touched the shoe the
prisoner and the genoarmes In charge ami at
fncned to MIN entered carriages and druve to the
railroad station In the rear Of The town. The ex-
citement OF the population " as intense.
HOW HE WAS TREATED on THE VOYAGE.
VO2t was locked up IN stateroom No. 1, which Is
very luxuruusly furnished and contains two
berths. In the lower one DetectIvs Farley
sept, anu nIgnt a ignt CHAIN was
fastened To yogt by FARLEY anG passing through
the bottom OF MS BERTH was attacaed 90 the de-
tective's es. Any move made by Vogt Ia his
berih was therefore instantly made known 10
Farley. During the day time quartermaster
stood watcn NJ V0gt's cabin door. lie Was never
allowed to 20 on Geek Ills iOOd was cut up iOr
MIN Dv the STE ward. Vogt had TO eat with a
wooden .kniie and lOrk. Fariey as may be sup
posed, dId not nave MS razor Ia Vogts stateroom,
but shaved nlmsef In another place. Farley, at
nj ht, nad no arms IN his bunk not even pistol,
Tor lear that Vogt mlgnt become possessed OF II.
The prisoner expressed himself graceful to
Farley Tor his kindness 10 him on the
voyage, including occasional draugnts OF Rhine
VINE and knglisn ale, with glass ul punch, when
1t was brewel 0r tue passengers. VOgt was very
uncUmmgnicativc during the passage, but siren
uously maintained his innocence. At Brussels nc
engaged the services OF OI the best criminal
la wyers OF That city. VogJ has already been tried
VI hile prisoner mere ny the Brussels Criminal
Court and sentenced in cont,tn,dctdnn The gen
erai opnon IN Belgium IL tbat tue crime of muir
der cannot be proved against him. Nogt states
tnat he was formerly "A farmer near Cologne, IN
PRUSSIA. His trlal will excite groat interest IN
Ral