New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
- ncor,u,cd from Gov. johnson, and Be-

,..,,ct;on: Captured from "0V' ''"'''' "'N DO
ucia" ..,,,u.,;op we saw the rife whisn Hopkins
Amopg TIE IT, A. the time he was stabbed by bin
Jackson street. .o,.c,ion NJ slnro sho,s ,s.,s
-. .lele,on keys bludgeons, and all the equip
~. - thieves burglars and murderers which have
~ taken from those arrested and displayed there az
S1y;ori,y The knife which was given TO Casey to
SaSsnJ himself in Jail against the Committee, when
49, went 70 rescue him. and which he threatened to
,lunge into his heart, in the collection IL vas a
keavy bowie knife, full ten inches in length, and an
siebth of an inch thick There portraits Of Dan
A6rieb Jim Hughes, jim Mccullough. &. L. Duane,
T.rrence Kelley Tom Muloy. Alex. Parple and Tom
Cunning ham. which gave correct representation OF
thes. notorious persons. An autograph letter, written
hv q. p Duane at the time be Wa Chief Engineer,
aSdressed TO Mr. Rassete, and asking for - 10 bay
Aovers With on O Fourth OF July was displayed IN
gilt frame and hard specimen OF literary
sitainnienu. BY The aid Of a prompter we were able
40 undea stand what the author intended 10 say.
High up on tic walls the hats of the four exc
sut, individuals with the identical rope that Wa
us4d in the case Of each coiod about them, and the
name Of the late placed upon each respectively
That of HetherngOn showed the effect OF ball from
the pistol of the late Dr. Randall, made at the time OF
bis sssassnaiion. Although destitute of tue usual
adonments 20 abundant IN other rooms thls
apartment appeared more crowded than any other'
THE EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
Tho ,.hnmber Of the Executive Committee Is IN the
eame building with The police Office being situated just
In ts rear and If achcd from the second story oi tue
bulldug. IL r 4U1lO pr
se1ted but ttle worthy of note except i.s simplicity
and plain fixtures. The Presidents seat was III the
c.nt.r by the sde of Of the walls, upon rOstrdm,
a lte rated from the hoor In front OF this was the
chair Of So and rude tables were ranged along the
length Of the hail. in front of which was placed row
srnciails No efforts were made 10 acorn this room
for tie exhibition but il found just as they occu
piedh-
CoHNITTEE ROOMS.
Adjoining the Executive Ch >mber, on the west end
toward Front street, wee several Committee rooms
and TIE offices Of the Secretary, Treasurer, Recording
ClIns, etc.
ARNORY. MAGAZINE, ETC.
Upon the thiId toOr of tbi. building Is an extensive
armOry where persons continually at work repair
iDg ana clesDng guns. The general magaziue IL aIso
mon this floor is zeal usly guarded ng1t and day
to AVOID interference with it, room IL also set ap1rt
here for the medical department " ere the wants OF
those needing medical aid are atte' ded to-
GRAND MARsHALs OFFICE.
Returning again TO the man building we lind the
Grand MarshaI headquarters. and those OF the
Quareruaster ana Conmissary in the rear OF the In
f8Dify room, all Of which very Dcey fitted up Tor
coLN enence and safety. There wee more evidences
OF luxury and confort here than ia any other depart
nent The floors carl eted the walls hung WIN
elegant pictures comfortable seats and good sotas
wee literally supplied.