The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

ether buyt lars to compsre with the descriptions in hs
boz rs, hero to them 70 notify the parties
havp met with The loss The things are being casaogoed,
no ters0n Was allowed 10 them yesterday. Among
the applicants to the ,tosep property were large nun
Der Of des The amount of property sought for by inc
different applicants immense, showing conautyely
that burglars and IN Of late have been reapng very
itch harvest In This city.
THE BURGLAR RsCoeNIZED AGAIN.
Among the ladies no called vas Mrs Augustine Mer
win OF IS st. Marks place, who the night OF the 26th
May last caught burglar in tho act of leaving her house
win quantity OF her ewelry, amounting 10 $500 or 500
in value, about is person She being Alone however,
rIabe ts him ard he escaped with his booty
She called yesterday 10 n abe could identify OF
her properly among the list of articles found and also to
il che could not identify the prisoner the whom she
had caueh. in her house "a above stated Mr. Revoort
took her to the rombs and oblned permission tho
prison No sooner bad the lady ait her him
itan she EXCLAIMED, - that's the rau-thEs him he's
the very same person mat robbed me-" In order that
she might be tie in her Identification, the
pri ouer who Ia kept chain cd fast brought Of hs
cell and walled around, bat the Ia raid was Of no
use, he po,itiro OF the she 81 her
ovD id'Dy. Arer looking Mt the ga'iovs ground she
returned home being informed by Mr. Beevoort that the
goods recovered bon the prisoner had not all yet been
collected, and con equenty ct ready ID be
submitted Tor i0enfnr alton.
Of the citizens Of she Fourteeph yard says be
members twenty barglsres that have been Committed
ris hi around Grand street. In the Fourteenth ward whiu
the past II Is time Of the gentlemen Who have
thus quenty vi lated tho law shouid he up
II Ia expected bat the letters of the prisoner watch
in the hands Of he District Attorney will lead to he
arrest Of other noted crmirIs but justice will have
10 be quick oil foot tn catch them
Joho oes, Italian. who arrested by tho police
ps,con, ard af discha ged has fol
iou ing communication In regard 10 u
TIE undersigr owes great number his custom
and his ahhor to inform them hat he yesterday
the s,an honse exclusively bv mistake resulting
nmed in Centre ee that this mis-
take having been maze manifest ne was mmsasey relsas
officers who show so e deicaey as srrss, citizen we'll
to he morality and so,d eh.raetsr can osly ara
refer mary ars houses Of this city who will be glad
JOHN SIa 4' ~ street
THE FUNERAL OF OFFICER ANDERSON.
MEkTINa OF sSalSE COMPANY NO. 40--PsBPARA-
rIors PoR A GRAND TUf&SOUr--THR PoLIcS, yfRE
MEN AND CITIZENS IN COMMITTEES.
The Lady Washington Engine Company No 49, of which
the murdered policeman for long tmo member,
held meeting at their engine house last evening. The
meeting being organized Judge Philips offered the fol
lowing resolutions, and made speech recommending
their adoption
friend Eug.re Anderson has sleo in the perorm.ase Of
svpg that the Departed the spon.
S Tss Of q Ss RsrsS auasrs,. we
Loaf high minded and faithful friend he pub honest
Saf sfss Pa he police member whose example
Resolved That he brave and SET sacrificing sp, displayed
tkonls receive tn highest aauirson COMMUNITY
the memory y'uss deceased engine sou.e
drspsd with the insignia and we viii wear the badge of
Owed, eri,ens Of sey YORK and ,rs
NE
That espg Of Sess pssons be on
the minutes family Of Deceased
1t resolved that the company should attend the ra
neral in citizens Dress
A committee appointed 10 act with committees OF
md IN max nfa In
regard to the funeral Of the deceased.
These committees oonsst follows
Committee of Cihsers-Mcssrs. Chambers j. Raoey, Ms
comber, Buchanan and Meehsp.
Me.srs Phillips, Butioa, Herman, uImsn and OWNS
Gmntfee Of the fourteenth Ward Police -Oficers
w,myss Underhill, Ms,he 80 Lusk, sherrsr and Weed
johnson, Jacobs and y. W johnson
NJ John H Chambers was appointed charmsn Of the
Joint Committee
On motion Of Mr. PniTs, the following FinasciL Com.
mite appointed TO COLES funds 10 defay expenses
irceert 20 the ianeral;-hessrs Joseph Racey Macon
Contributions can DO made to tina, committee a. either OF
the following places viz Ito joseph Racey Id Centre
Market; Judge Philips, 6s White street, or l. Macon
Der, l66 m ,ueet
The fuo~iDg persons were appointed Com niitee 90
Mnsic:-Messrs kicrpan, Buchanan ant Updsrhitl
Mr.Georse rerviiger here added to the comm
and made permanent secreay Of the Joint Com niltee
Judge PHiIns stated that II necessary 10 have
Greet the order Of march nc OF the d
bodies vfo woulc s,erd the funeral SO he moved thai
Marthbi be appointed.
M. RAC,Y thought that Mr. TslInadge the superip,en
dent Of ice would be most appropriate person 10 20
ApI ointed Martial
some members thought Mr.. Talimadgo would no, be
Wiling to act as MarfhaL
After srme discussion Il decided tina, a oomuitcc
Of should be appointed 10 confer with Mr. rAmadgc
ard f he dect ed ac,lng m,rha, 10 select
martha
Hears Phillips, Macomber and Neeau were sppoIuloa
Upon notioo Il wssdecded tina, the funors should ,iar
rtm ofncer UDoefhiis house. iss Elm Biree. o'ciDsk
NJ, On Sunday. The deceased viii bc buried In Greco
Dr. Ptcs Of The Greene stree. Methodist Episcopal church.
viii pcrfor M the iuperal services
vas resolved that dopaton 81 carriages would be
considered donation OF much money W the funds
On motion Of Jndgv PHtuP, o'mmi tee sgpliDt
arransentn p Tor pail bearers, nc.
Toe motion on music was reconsdered, aud laid on the
table.
NJ Cupnipshsm Of the Centre Market Guard, appeared
delegate from said Guard, and vked about The ar.
ranFemtnis Of the funerAi, &c.
TIE Centre Marsc, Guard requested and agreed 70
attend Tho fuuersi In citizen dress
The joint committee thca adjourned iii Friday, ., five
TO rBs EDITOR or THE HERALD.
NEW YosK, July %, 1867
Tho funeral Of Eugene Anderson, policeman viii take
plsoc sunday afternoon, from his late residence iso
Kim street, al half past O'Clock p n, and no o. you
stated In odsys paper from the engine house on b. nor
NJ correcting the above you v 90 his friends
hmily great favor. FREDERICK ANDERSON
Tbe Seventeenth Ward Riot
CONCLUSION OF rHE noUssT ON JOHN MLLEa-vHs.
DICT OF THE JURY.
The jury met according 10 agreement M. Rupperts
brewery, Forty 9Th street, At ton O'Clock yesterday