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


uymen q. large And confidently trust tha. the good
and generous OF the Americans, and the enlightened
rpirit of the press, will not fail 10 give their
port and sustain as in the position which we crave 10
maintain.
Gen. Jos Avezxsna Raphael Ancarani
Joseph Crstsdoro, Or. Dom. Mneh,
Raphael MClin Patrick Plasi,
Sebastian Dsccorsi, D. Cersgiol
Frank Aedanch, b Or. Jos MariBa,
B. Daccorsi, &C. CtarotO,
Philip Manet:a. L =. rpelh.
Forum Barbeua,
FUNERAL Or OFFICER EUGENE ANDERSON.
The Join, Committee OF Police Of Engine Company No
49, and Of citizens appointed 10 make arrangements for
the funeral 81 Officer Eugene Anderson, lately murdered
by the Italian Cancemi me, at So White street, al 5P
yesterday. r. A. Talmadge, the Superintendent of Pc
hce was elected chairman.
The CHAR suggested that political association should
be recognized such In the funeral.
Mr. MAcuMEyR moved that political organzat, W. nor
any organization havinepocal 6auneror badges should
be recognized
Mr. CHAMBERS, . representative from the Fourteenth
Ward Repu olcan Club, desired 10 know, r that motion
passed, whether bis club could attend the funeral
body or not2
Enthusiastically, but you will only be recognized
as citizens with citizens dress not as political orgsnizA
ton
The motion vas then put, and unanimously adopted.
in line the engine house of Engine Company No. &C., stu
ate, at l73 Elm rreet near Broome the citizens Of the
engine boue No 40 the special police at IS White street.
the regular police the Fourteenth ward station house
the Centre Market Guard ii Central Hall.
II remarked that the Fourteenth Ward Republican
Club and any other political organic alton, could meet In
body citizens ana take their place. but being recog
Dized A. orsanzaons no particular place In the line Of
The CHAIR said tina, he had been asked TO CHIEF
Marshal on the occasiou He wo AID sooner have seen
Younger man nc, IA Msrsha but could not AZ he
had been 30 politely invited He asked that the sub com
mees would suggest 10 him proper persons 70 a ~ aids
OF marshals IN their departments
For the regular police the Chair sppoin ed Deputy gu.
periptendent Carpenter and Mr.. Brovoort as aids.
The committee from Engine Company No 20 said thai.
with their men and the other fire companies that
would jon them they would number about five hundred
Judge Phillips, Mr.. Buchanan aud Mr.. RAcey were sp.
pointed Msrsba's for the Fire Department
Mr. John G Helmes and Mr.. Edward Taylor were ap.
poin~d hsrsbas for the spesiai policemen.
Meesrs Nacnmoer and John Chambers were appointed
Marshall for the citizens
some discussion eDsued he propreiy Of tho Grand
Marshal and his aids gong on foot or mounted.
motion WAS mede TO that effect
Mr.. TauMADcn said that ne would foot, ike
the cot OF the citizens, tnsn mounted he wished to at
tend the funeral with al solemnty.
A motion was then made and unanimously adopted thai
the Grand Mrsha aud all toe officers the occasion OF
the funeral 20 on foot.
Mr.. Johu Collins was appointed M,rshsl Of the Centre
Upon suggestion from me Chair In regard 70 the pro
prety OF wearing badges OF mourning II moved that
the Grand harha and hts aids black scayfs, with
white roeettes, and all the others the urAl badge OF
mourning on the left arm. Motion adopted.
All the different bodies were requested 10 meet pre-
ciroy At o'clock Pm
The Committee then adjourned
SPECIAL ORDERS TO THE POLICE.
Deputy Superintendent; Carpenter yesterday morning
issued the following Inspector and scrgean
Of police having cnarse of the police force Of ccve
wards In the city
0yncs oy Dsprry srrnuSE,pASr OF poucg,l
6FiAsklIs srnEfT, NEw YoRK, July "a, 1857
Observation-Disclosures Anderson, late one
of lad M
circt was murdered on the morning OF the 2s nst while
In The meritorous discharge Of his duty AL the partcu
Der Of the Department We are called upon 10
his death and the last ibufe OF respect 10 lis earthly
many OF the present force be srared from their
resrec I've precncu without cpardzng the peace OF the
city on him In attending The funeral Of our murdered
brother officer on Sunday, July 20, IL O'Clock You
and the members Of your command therefore respect
fully invited TO take such measures az the occasion
CURES 70 carry the above vie~s ia further sug.
resed Thai ali those having uniforms ,n the funeral pro
cepson and those who have not dress In dark cloh-au
to their shields the outside Of their coats and
Grape their en arm. Captain rurnbul, OF the hshsn
precp has been appointed specal aid for the occasion
He will have The command ~ the police force, which 10
requested 70 NEE, ~ precincts At The Fourtsenh precinct
y a. TALLxADeE, Gen. superiu,eodan.
Dhsrn csRPxsrss, Deputy superintendent
MEETING OF THE CENTRE MARKET GUARD.
At meeting Of the Centre Market Gsard held ye.,er.
day evening at O'Clock, at Centre Mrke, place ~hch
organized by the appointment, Of John Coins, Chair
man, and Richard II barry, secrca-y-sftm passing
several euogums the character Of the deceased, the
following resolutions we're adopted
whereas ihs Guard called mourn our
associate, Eugene Anderson, sbo brnt.y Tered
whilst engaged In the pesceaele discharge hs a
policeman Of ht. city and whereas III. friendly
Citations we have bad with hin while living vii ever femsln
dear II ia thertfor.
Res olved, That he Genre Msrses 9u~d will attend his
funeral In body m he uory the deceesei
Resolved Ibsi We SIR cerely coudoe with the family and
NINE ise friends d The deceased Eug-ue Ande son, si
this lheir ssd hour Of affection.
Resolve \ That the OF Tbs Guard
bsdRe Of m0uruinr for thirty days
Resolved Thai The MIXERS " The above company
urn our harhs 70 Edward Wtloushby member -
Guard Tor his gal conduct Ia follow sud aresrg the
murotrsr OF hueene Anderson the risk ~ his life
Resolved. That COPY OF the resolutions be
msd 70 ae family OF the deceased By the officers OF the
Guard.
MICHAEL D'ANCELO, THE B0OKBINDER,
SrRRENDERS HIMSELF To THE AUrHn.