The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

the morning OF the July been prepared by Mr.
Warren the Properly Clerk of Board OF Commits toner's
SEINE Of the property h doubt been described in the
various lists fun nishei the Clerk published in the
HERALD OF yesterday but how much cannot yet be ascer
tained owing 70 the accommodations which Mr. Warren
has at present fo stolen gosd (erely hall bed Dom Of
IS White sreet) being entirely inadequate in szs and
communications 10 display the goods In, or 20
even unpack them from the places in which
they are packed up;-one brown bArege dress;
one blue spotted merino dress; one do. plaid silk
dIefs black merno dress one green bargee dress
pink bsrege dreas one pink and green muslin dfcss
ounterpane pair plaid cashmere pants one blue
broadcloath ak Innings quilted and white silk sleeve
Innings, not yet quite finished: one coat lined with alpaca
quilted, With cotton sleeve Innings one fancy retcuie half
brown velvet retcue, containing gloves and
hsno kerchief plaid silk bareee shawl one do do do
scarf; three fancy fans; small piece coarse
black alpacca large variety Of linen, silk and common
pocket keIcreis number. OF blank books partly
bound balls and packages Of white noen threat lace trim
med tine cotton pillow cases number of pain coarse do
piik trimmed with velvet number Of bias sig
apons new feather duser piece containing six pocket
hsndkercotfs new roll brown alpaca; pair water
proof peRged boots quantity OF fine and coarse towels
isble cloths Sheets psw cases, different kzss sha Sis
broche end oarege locust basques skirts, velvet lace
trimmed maniillss, woolen travelling cioaks, tk, linen
and cotton hose and half hose; BILE paper for book
binders use book Of gold leaf morocco note Gaze,
unfinished morocco bookce with ten ocke knives there
in; large bvYeIed shot gun; one double do All good
articles and In good order One very singular feature
about the he that the thief has taken whatever has
come 10 MS way many OF tue tnlngS uo
the above list being old, out articles, such az
eocks pocket knives aud forks, sooons,
coats boots AMI Shoes, &c. which beeear would hardly
condescend 10 ick up the street. Ooe OF the coats
described In the si have been stolen immediately
from the possession Of the person who was Engaged in
making it, tse needle 10 still sticking in the cloth on the
right lapel Of the ceat the stitching Of which had been
bot partly completed The needle 10 stuck In though
- the purpose OF ncbpg but the thread is drawn out
Among the curious things to be in the property
room is the coat by the murderer at the
time he captured 1t is heavy sack
pattern, very loose, made OF heavy velvet STINT
lar TO thoee usually worn by Italians, with
heavy piece of lea her sewed from the bottom the
inside and about twelve fourteen inches the side Of
tho sane under either arm which also supp ,rted by
heavy straps attached TO The leather and fastened
10 The shoulder OF the in order to keep this enormous
pocket from sagging do when full This Dock ct would
contain, when full, much goods as could be elsily
,oret insite Of ordinary sized travelling trunk In
ride OF this pocket sl two others, capable Of hold
ing large quantity of goods placed either side
upder the arm while the 0uride also oar other
pockets OF the usual size OF such coat either hip
and two others with the openings just above the last
paBed and extending in depth TO the bottom OF the coat
an being heavily lined With leather. The capacity and
Ingenious cenvsnces Of this coAs for burglars need
but be seen 10 be admired.
1t is said that the pistol With which Anderson shot
was taken from one OF these outside pockets