The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

Ca hoc Church, Second street, there to perform the
funeral RITES but the crowd being entirely too large 70
to Calvary Cemetery by the Tenth street ferry 70 Green
point.
Before the corsege moved determination cone 70
10 march past the Metropolitan Police station house 81 mo
Of Bowery and Third The marshas seemed
DESTROYS to prevent this dangerous proeeedng but they
overruled Loud Of The Bowery fortte aud
4" THE Station House forte from rAnks TO which
several lmploriney cried ",in, nen but the shouts Of
"Yes, 10 tho bwery' predominaied, and accordingly
they proceeded along the to Third street and
thence up The Bowery.
PASSING THE METROPOLITAN STATION HOUSE,.
AS the head Of the procession reached the station house
officer standing the eide walk his shield
spcuousy displayed on bis breast and his club swinging
TO his wrist and 10 appreciate the fun proportion Of the
hatred with which the Meuop Titan force is viewed in
that swept the faces of the Germans
they beheld him. The Officers inside NJ once
CO led In their imprudent comrade and clos ed the glass
doors Several times the cor.ege hailed andcsme u
front before the station house, II they expected an
order TO commence an ASSAULT bat on esch occasion the
Marshss renonstraed and compelled them TO move on
They could mol restrain burnt OF bisses h,wever while
every eye IN that long line Of enaged men was turned
towards the building they passed. When the coffin
reached the station house storm of groaus execra
tions poured forth For moment there paaic,
and sudden slammng of doors tn the vicinity indicated
that the folks around alarmed for their safety. 1t
but momenar however, for the procession passed
on without any disturbance occurring
veeant street the crowd onAhe considerably
diminished, passed almost unaccompanied down that
street and Tenth street to the ferry.
No females attended the funeral; not even the widow
OF the there aoy coaches present 1t
was composed entirely Of mass OF men most OF whom
were evidently members OF military companies, judging
frcm their precision in marching.
No military appeared In uniform, nor any regular
bodies which might be supposed to compose organized
societies or clubs. II ndit mate assembags
Of people who synrathised with the deceased,
and with the cause in which they believed he
attention of the denzens Of the Seventeenth through
out the day All along the Bowery for an hour after the
funeral passed. excited groups were discussing the merits
of the riot of Sundaysome justify ing the polce o.hers
depounopg the death or Miller O murder; advo-
eating summary suppression Of rowdyism by over
whenng military force; others suggesting the
dies rhoald be PEI med 10 fight out until they
must be- said, we're on the sds Of tho Germans ana
ed to have entered into the fierce spirit which predom
mated in the exciting spectacle which had just passed
The police officers very prudenty kept out OF the
vicinity OF Avenue A. Third and Fout Streets during the
proceedings. If any OF them had shown ,hemselve,
there, nothing could have prevented riot
GREAT GERMAN MASS MEETING ON THE
OCCASION OF THE SHOOTING OF JOHN
MILLER.
GREAT ExoITELENT-ABovE 5000 PERSONS PRE-
GENT 1NKRGkTIC Observation-Disclosures
GEANCB ONLY BY THE BALLOT BoX-sUBsCRIPTIoN
IN Favor OF THE WIFE AND CHILD or THs MUIR
DERED MAN.
large aud enthusiastic meeting Of the Germans OF the
Sovene0S0
public call at German theatre in Fourth street This
spacious edce, which is almost twice the size OF the
Broadway theatre, was filed to Its utmost capacity. T.
appeared TO u, rough estimation, that a, least
three thousand persons were present Other per.
SONS near the platform, where a view hal
over The large MAS below, estmsted the NUMBER at
about 1000 The place for the chairman and speakers
the STAGE and the body Of the theatre nied In
close ana compact order BY The crowd
At8o'clock precisely the hour fixed for the meeting,
an Organization made by calling Coroner Wilhelm
preside the meeting Tho nomination Of that gen
neman chairman was responded 10 by . unanimous
vote Of the people present.
On motion, Messrs Groener and Koih were appointed
Vice Presidents, and M Kruz appointed Secretary Of
the meeting.
large tag stretched the stage the heads
Of the tpeakers on which WAS written in large charAc
ters-