New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-25

sbo missionaries Oh tue huoiiV"" D'"'u
So and aiter further exercises the mec,ris
narrated receiving the benedic!on from tue Kew D'
Bangs.
r,ox S,crrsy's PoINr-In obedience 10 oIue,'
from the General Superintendent oil Polico' oap'. ~
Ling returned yesterday from the new Vu''""'
nla,oon of eighteen men, These men were replace
nv an equal number of new appo'a'eeS' 49,. 49,
rho came I'd with Capt. walllpg say 'ney no. A..
,s.s.h,e times at the Point, and speak nig"iy " '
T.n,.;n Cor his GOODNESS during the ia'e sAuH'''"'
Cant. Wallipg reports everything quA'''
po,,c. T,IEeRarH.-The Police telegraphap'
,.. complc,ed yesterday, at the Deputy SD
fa.s.So,ts office, and is in working order with
sp the Station. Houses in the City.
ruv SUPPOSED AccoMrLics OF COrcEMI TrRSED
r,.-Nicolo ID Angelo who had room and slept at
Che house occupied by CouCemi, alias Gangemo, alias
po,cipo. the alleged murderer Of Eugene Anderson,
yesterday presented himself, accompanied by ms
counsel. to Mr. Sedgwick, the Assistant Dstrict-at
torney to any charge in the matter OF tue muir
aer of the deceased policeman In accordance win tue
suggestion Of Mr. Sedgwiok, Angelo then gave MN
calf into the custody of Sergeant Williamson at the
Fourteenth Ward Station, where he remains 10 Gus
sodv and communicates freely all the knowledge he
possessef on the subject
r,e saws that he from Palermo TO this country
sbout eight years ago, and has since been employed IN
sifferent places as a boOkbinder; that he was &C
ousntea with the alleged murderer, Coucem in Pa
lrmo and since he came to this country, about three
wears since but that be had never known him by any
ether name than Pociuo until he saw it IN the news
papers as Coucemi that he had occupied room in
The house at different periods for about two years,
during which time he never saw anything which led
him 10 suspect that POLICING obtained living by dis
honest means; that Policino had also worked at
fhe book binding business at the establishment OF
Mr.. Shaw, but that he did not stick very close to
his work; some days he would not attempto do any
thing at least he would stay away from his usual
Of employment that he saw any visitors a. the
house. except a few sailors would occasionally call
with letters which they had brought to Polcino from
his friends in Palermo. D'Angelo asserts unhesita-
fDgly that he was not aware that Policino mad any
firearms, or other weapons, or ammunition, IN the
house; that the double barreled gun found in the
house belonged to himself that on the 4th OF july,
il consequence of the morning being unpleasant, he
remained at home instead of going into the country as
he had intended to do and cleaned up his gum and put
il in bag to keep it free from dust, &c but he Old
BOT load it, had he either powder or ball 10 his pos
Session at the time; and therefore now believes that
POLICING obtained bullet-mold to fit his gun, and
charged it with powder and ball found that he was
asleep in bed at the time PolicinO to the house
the morning of the murder, but being so accustomed
~ hear all sorts Of noises n the building, he paid
but little attention to it, but after the officers
had taken the murderer into custody and gone
OF with him, women living there,
told him what had TRANSFERRED and advised him to go
70 the Tombs asd ascertain what the matter was and
be did 60 to the Tombs, but one there knew any
thing about the matter and therefore could give him
10 information. He then concluded to go to the house
II friend, Mr. Setimo PapalardO, No. S'3 Third
avenue, who advised him TO remain quiet until the
Excitement had somewhat. subsidized believing that his
life would have been jeopardized in going to the
Station House or Police Court.
number of persons who have long known ID Angelo
ard others in whose employ he has been last evening
called at the StationHouse and spoke in the highest
Germs of him. Whether he viii be discharged, or de-
tanned as witness against POLICING, will probably De
determined when he is examined this morning.
Pohcno, since he arrested on Saturday, has va
yously stated his name to be Coucemi, Gsngenlo and
Frank Pellissier.