The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

orct The reverend gentleman has again been telegraph
Tbs young gentleman does pass his time agrseably
whilst In bopdsee the officers state that he
nc pou ~ asss The oos ~ vhcn me
aoed Yesterday morning he requested Capt Dlks
LEI him ha his banjo In order 10 charm swav the dull
dragging hours But tho Captain fearful OF
dsturbrs the repose Of the others, WAS reluctantly ne
cessuated 10 return . negative.
OF Ekel and Spodgrass being found 10 earnest oonversa
ton tosether Although vas late hour. DR.. Connery
pers.s cells in the Tombs They arrived in their new
quarters shortly before r. NJ
FIFTEENTH WARD STATION HOUSE LAST
NIGHT.
Nessrs Eoke and snodgrass removed to the City
Prison. alias the Tombs last evening, seemingly 70 make
room for new arrivals The list Of Witnesses held in du
rance vile yssternight at the Fifteenth ward station
house, was the following -
Mrs.. Proser Mrs. Seymour,
Mary Donaho, Eckel's two clerks,
Hannah the COOK, AIs Deunison.
The first mentioned, Mrs Proser hes mot, yet ap-
pesred upon the stand. She IL Mr. Eckels mistress,
we are informed and she II WAS who weekly visited him
al his office Stanton street, and last Saturday went there
In carriage She has very handsome little son. about
sxyesrs Of not by Eoke but the latter has great
Mary Dor aho and Hannah are well known a. the two
domestics OF Mrs Cunningham,
dered to nnt BAH by the Coroner in $1,000 Not being
able to tneo before nightA, she was locked up for
Eckels Two clerks are both Germans After they had
been few hours the station house they began TO feel
Ike eating and sent to Capt Diks 70 say that c,d
water disagreed with them and could they have Q lit
tie aret to mix with IT, The captains humanity WAS
orey put TO the test but he obliged 70 conne them
70 The Croon Is no sprisuous liquors whatsoever are i'd
Mrs. Dennison is from Brooklyn, and was married
some year, seo to cousin of DR. Burdell She happened
be OF the vlters to the party at 81 Bond street
and II the, eiore suopenaed
The station houae was perfectly quiet during the even
ing, end no visiters botherng the officers with
questions M on the night before Tho absence Of kess
Eckel and snodgrsss may be the cause Of IT,
THE YARD SEARCHED.
The privy was well searched on Tuesday. The only
articles found were old dinner knife with the handle
broken, and pair Of shutters. Yesterday the oesspoo
was emptied but nothing found. The hot water furnace
sa as also The Stable and LOFT 10 the ys1d ""'U
To-day the cinders ana ashes In the cellar will he
amred and the snow In tho yard oAred away 30 that
anything be secreted there may be brosghto light
THE WITNESSES TO-DAY.
The witnesses who will be on the stand to-day, we are
informed, certain residents In the neghoorhood Mr.
Eckels washerwomsn, who lives Ut distance AID the
cook Hannah. The latter prison has oil along been
this sterv II she chose 10 speak She yesterday
made confession nj the station house. AND she will be
re examined TO DAY. Her evidence will be important
REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE OF THE MUIR
DERERS.
Last evening" In the Board of Counclmen Mr. Oaarsou
called up . resolution which he presented on Monday
evening, but which referred 10 committee propo
hg 10 oaeI reward Of $50 for the discovery Of the
objected to appropriapg 80 largo sum, he moved 70
appropriate two thousand dollars.
Aier number Of amendments and q tedious discus
COO appropriated for the above object Tho
resolution was eventually sent 10 the Committee Of the
Whole.
SPECIAL NOTICE OF THE CORONER.
Inc CoIohsr anxious to receive every IN
street soc the assistance OF ell persons who wish 70
uphold the nav. ana desrou. preserving the nvss
ledge OF she parties will be thankfully received by
ED. d. CoNNERY, Coroner,
No 81 Bond street, or ut NO. l6o Henry street.
WILL OF JOHN BURDELL, DECEASED.
Being now In IN innrm state Of health, but Of sound
mind and memory, / make this my last bequest
It IL my wish and desire that my three children, Ann
Emily and John, who OF under Age, be Com
nitsed to the OF Harvey Burdel, who hereby sp
also epor upon said H. Burdel that he direct and
educate them In the principles OF virtue and religion and
besow upon them the he would were they
bis children The custody Of the children being In
susie Of New York thor transfer such custody and
control 10 said II. Burdel and would request that the
noihtr do denver eeid choren CT her own froe will and
Asccrd without any further legal proceedings.
JOHN BURDELL.
Nav YORK, Jan %, 1860
Signed, sealed ard delivered in the presence Of r.
Essrire, james Burdell OF Herklmer village, N. Y.
The VIII was proved In the Surrogates Court the
Th CT Nay 1850 John Burde died the day succeed
irg that on which the viii was signed. Tho will Itself
writer by Harvey Burdell, and John signed Of his
(Bai vey ~ roictatou. II will be that Harvey
ade sole executor CT his brothers property In this viii,
sad also the sole guardian OF his brothers children.
Mrs John Burdel states that Harvey never took the
Guardanship OF there children gave her them any
thing for their support from the estate Of John Burden
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