The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-01

hs The .yssssy, and ashsd for s.rse q So y 800
ns.. and moved The appointments q soeA eon-
veluntssgs ware then requested - ne, when
about 100 stood up.
Mr.. Perry concluded sy calling upon shs citizsns
TO turn oot and follow up The had struck BY the
committee Of investigation.
Mr.. Bloss said they haA Aow reached q point
where light could - ssen. The screams AAd been
scsS ,Urg way out q the city she sSs .Das
that that somebody was Miss Moore. A day saoud
be given 10 the search.
Volunteers were callsd for again, and about 200
The Presidens here stated tast the Common Coun-
cil hsd just offered 8 reward, which was received
with applause.
| the missing woman, and be hsd no doubt that
should the citizens turn out IN good numbers, the
| body OF Emma Moore woald be found. He believed
sbe had been forcibly Rrsied away aud murdered.
Her cries we're heard for three quarters Of mile,
and the course taken by her mur4erers could not
be mistaken.
M Tompkins made some further remarks, urging
the citizens 70 give one day to the cause II hums
nifty, to Justice and W the reputation OF the city,
which would suffer If this matter were mot traced to
Q solution.
The meeting then adjourned till this evening at
u o'clock, at the same place.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE sEARcH--srARrNa UPON
THE BUSINESS
This morning, in compliance with the recommen-
dati~ OF last night, some four or five hundred
persons assembled at t,e City Hall, and after some
preliminary transactions two marshall were aD-
pointed; ~ wis, Messs. Patterson and Stone.
Il was then decided 70 40 oont ten captains to
act under them, but subsequently the nnmb0r was
but We noticed among them Messrs. Benton, Shel il,
Barnard, Hoy, Peck Harrison. Ward, Mo:ey,
Lewis. Bickncil, Story, Perry and Hovsy:
The orgspization having been competed, Mr..
i o$. hat IN In in Inn hnd "a
been proved by tes.i1ony unimpeachaole, That on
the night Mics Moore disappeared the walls and
sobbipgs Of female had been traced down Hudson
West North st eet, neatly to the Ridge road, and
be had no doubt II she had not been killed she
would be found confined s.mewaere between that
point and the Lake.
At this point stranger sp peared, who stated, in
| subs'. nee, that friend Of hss.w woman, sn0
| ported by tao men, proceeding along The same
route towards the Lake, at late hour on the night
in question Some osber information, tending to
the same point, said to b. In possession OF Mle
| committee but il YVES deemed advisable TO withhold
| it till the result Of the sesrcn Is known.
The company then repaired to the railroad cross
ing on Hudson street, for the purpose Of pursuiog
the investigation for which they had volunteered.
The ref ult will BE- repc rted at an adjourned meeting
at the City Hall this evening.
p. S.-The party are coming home-have made
The following message from the Mayor ofR,ches
ter was sent to the Common Csuncl:--
/ MAYORS OFFICE Roch., Nov. 2S, 1854
i To THE HONORABLE COMMON COUNCIL
is well known TO your honorable body that Miss EN-
Moore left the residence of her brother n-law r. L.
Whitney, North street. the 14th inst between the
hours of and eight O'Clock in the evening"
and has not since been seen heard from-uness she
in company with another young woman-about
half past seven, Main street. by Mr.. Vandermark and
about quarter eight O'Clock by two of the clerks in
the store of Messrs. Wilder Gorton where two young
women caed--and of them answering very exactly
the description given of Miss Moore-exchauged q pair
of gloves which she purchased there sometime that day
Every person who was supposed to know anything in
Qft@nf IN dIsQn nf NiaaM
personally visited and examined by and most Of them
by the Police ustce-and the facts thus elected,
greet to say fail to furnish clue to unvail her myster
Gus disappearance and continued absence.
And here deem it TO be my duty to say, that not .
fact appears which has the slightest tendency to imp
cate person or PERSONS as principals or accessories
| in this unhappy affair.
ons-particulary from her father, who is now in the
State of Illinois, where vigant band discreet police
man has been despatched at the expense Of the family
the S24 So left in the possession Of Miss Moore but
which belonged to her father, who is abundantly able,
and doubtless willing TO incur this expense having been
rendered to me by Mr. George Moore with the concur
informed of other members of the family,
in part for this purpose, and from whom may short
have been repeatedly solicited to offer large reward
in this have re Trained from doing for two
reasons first because the city charter
upon the Mayor the power; and secondly, because /
hope the and manner Of her disappearance will in
few days be better understood, and the measure,
proper to be- pursued clearly indicated than they
at present On this subject therefore, shall await
the pleasure Of your honorable body.
police force OF the city have been and will continue to
be vgant and perseverng In their efforts to bring to
light the agencies which have caused the disappearance
of highly respectable young woman, and produced an
intense and universal excitement throughout the city
In the nvestig alton of this after expenses have
already been in cured which seemed to be and
unavoidable and doubtless there will be others, which,
| ] trust will meet with your approval
Very respectfully,
NJ STRONG, Mayor.
The Common Council unanimously passed RESP.
luton eferirg reward Of 500 for Information
strained Of her liberty $500, II dead, for the recov
cry of her body and tae conviction Of those nstru
mental in her murder.
| The hrothers Of Miss Moore some time since
| offered reward Of 800 and $500 on similar c,nd!
| tions.
| The Turf.
| MISSISSIPPI RACES.
PnARsAliA COURSE NATcHEx-F1Rsr Day, Nov IL
Stallion stake for colts nd lies years old ge Of
tried stations heats one mile $500 entrance $3.50 for
felt. Proprietor to give gold cup worth 5000.
| IA. L. Bngamans horse, Tom McGuf6n, by Raj
Wv. J. Minor horse, Ricardo by Voucher.
3-Bingaman Szyminsh get Of Doubloon, paid forfeit
Time, l52-1:52.
Second Rdce.-Swcepstakes for colts and Allies, two
old heats mile subscription $500 forfeit 500
| Nv. J. Minors &. f. own sister to Conrad. ...1
| "A. RngAmans CHI. c., by Glencoe .......3
At. j. Wells oh. {. Ella, by Capt. E1gee list
I'D. F.Kenner's br f. by Voucher. ....... pi II
Time, 1:55-1:52k.
Third Rdce-Sweepstake for colts and flliel, thre<
years old heats mile subscription $500 forfeit 500
Nv. J. MINORS oh. c. lie Roi by Belshazzar....l
"a. L. Bingaraan's CHI. T., by Doubloor. .......3
4-Do. do. Oh. f., by Margaret Taylor. pd. #.
| 5-W. j. Minors CHI. brother to Aerher I'D II.