The Sun. — 1866-05-11 (London, England)

NEM THE MURDER IN JERSEY.--Tuesday. succeeded suspected syesterday in capturing ama h being concerned in then mwurdoer i: stronglyf Mica Esth erSu Len is Brun, Frenchman n oaht inB ta nPeter' suspectedisindividual whoa'giirveersesthye. name The of Francois Bradley, though this is ' presumed to be false. He escaped from custody three weeksgorhilein charge of the police at the Royal Court, where . e ehad been examined on a charge of burglary in th parish of old woman While in gaol he boasted that he knew living with her lunatic brother in the parishanof St. wPetemra'ne (where the deceased lived), and that if he escaped and was brought hack to prison it would be for something very different from the offence for which he was in custody. When apprehended yesterday his left hand was found to have been cut with something sharp—just such a wound as broken glass would make. On his clothes and inside ' his cap marks of blood were discovered, and his jacket sleeves and part of the body were wet, as though they had been recently washed. Without any mention of the mur_ der being made to him he made several statements concerning it which greatly confirmed the suspicions entertained of him. He accounted for the wounds in his hands, saying that he received them while engaged in loading a vessel with bricks, while it is proved that ne such cargo had been hipped during the time mentioned. The police are still prosecuting their search. The • handcuffed, made his escape from the oirsoner, though handed him, but he was captured afte cers who apprelodged in prison. r a smart chase and 'THE MAILS, &c.._souTßA HAMPTON, May 9.—The North German Lloyd steam hi left for New York at s p Bremen, Capt. Neynaber, noon to-day with 535 steerage mails, 120 cabin and passengers, and chandise, including 21 a full cargo of general mervalue £8,500. The packages of jewellery, from Havre, PanY7 Capt. Wenke Hermann, belonging to the same com, which left Southampton on the afternoon Sof Tuesday, the 17th ult., arrived at New York on aturday, the 28th, at 9 p.m., all well, and she is expected off Cowes on her return with mails from New York to the sth on Wednesdayinst. Inconsecineuzetnce of a recent order from the Treasury, the Mayor of Southampton, accompanied by the medical superintendent of quarantine, went on board the Bremen immediately on her arrival at this port from Bremen on Monday last, at midnight, to make an official inspection of the ship, and the passengers ascertain the state of health among After a most minute inspection, including the onboard. steerage department, these officials expressed their great satisfaction at the perfect state of cleanliness and salubrity in which they found the ship, also at the excellent arrangemeiris made on board for ventilation and the general comfort of passengers. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Companfs steamer Douro, with the Brazil and River Plate mails, sailed this afternoon. She took out 89 Passengers, among whom were Governor and Mrs. l-tra, --inson, for Montevideo, the Hon. G. Talbot, for BuenosAyres, and Lieut. Thompaolat for Rio de Janeiro ; English jewelry, value X 1,202; French jewelry, value £6,449 18s. 6d. ; specie, £94,347 ; and bar silver, £71060 i also a I'l4 cargo Of general nierchandfse: