New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
FUNERAL OF OFFICER ANDERSON.
GRAND POLICE AND OTvlo PARADE
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.

I'D UTeeBWOOu Senctefy' Al" ""'
attended by large sumber of the Police snd Fire De-
partuenis, AID other bodies with which he had been
associated 10 the Number of nearly 5,OOo while the
streets through which the procession passed were
,hrpged with sympatLizing spectators.
MIR Ardersop was remarkably popular among those
with whom be was associated, winning their respect
and esteem by his bold manly bearing and genial Ct
tributes He was of athletic FORM frank and fearless
character. and ever friend to the weak and the
oppressed. When duty called, no matter how dagger.
orstbe unc ertakng, he shrank from hs ob;Ss.
tiops. Thus, when he saw the burglars threatening
tie lives Of the aged Anone sod bis wife, the other
d,y he sprape to the rescue and received the tsta
wound.
when brave man fallsin the public service, his
lbs. becomes public calamity and his antccedents
are public property. We learn from his friends that
M. Apder.ob was born in Elizabeth street. IN this
city. 95b October 1923, and consequently neNiy
90 wears Old He folio ~ed the trade Of butcher aud
worked At i, until 1913, when be went into the ice
busisess on bis own account which he followed until
ls4s. At tba, time he Tort both mother and brother
by cholera they having died within three days ofeach
other in August of that year. The entire support Of
the ,.maiuiug mem ,ers of his family then devolving
upon him, be exchanged business, dealing in fruits
and vegetable, aud continued in that business until
1855. He WAS for tune employed in bis trade Of
bu,,her on one Of the steamers running to Aspnwal
and on the Sd July last received the appointment
which 90 soon cost him his fe-on the FoVteen.h
Wa,a Police. One OF his brothers is engaged in bus
ness as butcher IN Centre Market, and he left be-
eide. now living, another brother and sister.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES.
The services were conducted by the Rev. DIR. Peck,
Methodist Episcopai, who commenced by reading
the fourth chapter of Genesis to the sixteenth verse.
II pa,raes the circumstances of the murder of Abel.
He then read the following:
CHRISTIAN BRETHREN AND FRIENDS; We stand
toa, 10 the pieseDce Of death. And suchis the con-
siiutvD of mab that are cCwed In that presence
The tbOughiless and gay become thoughtful ana ser
ous. the hard.hearted suborned, and tie stern and
fearless and great are silent and reverentia amid
funera sole MI tiles.
ordinary Young has fallen in the vgor OF esrly
manhood in perfect health with the fair prospects vi
long and active life before him and we feel that THIS
Is the suoden cutting of of long years which belonged
TO the man-that he had a right to those years
under the guidance Of Providence for the develop
nept Of mind and heart for Ieceivingrhe convictions
aid impulses Of q rational moral being, for the ma
turty and the execution Of HE plans for the realiza
ton of the legitimate purposes OF his being. we
feel tina. the end for which bis father and mother
reared him. the ford hopes with when they nour
shed childhood ought to have been realized we ee-
than language express, that NE De-
liz now b rrayed rs aud orother-thst the
secretion Of bis far as s @ a. the ,np eu Of them
hearts the hope Of the future pobe ana manly sna
ac , .pa anu ON which they leaned We claim. Of
community for the OF strong young map were sa
for years that al siovou. wrong has defeated
The death Of Eugene ndsrs at sny time under any err
not the pleasure Of pesouai asqusiaIc. with him and
But the sOSncpnt % IS sSs, he Ts warmly
to his person tbose with whom he ne
t bonn eled 70 H. would have watched with tenderest emo
ton and devoted By bis sick bed they wonh nave 81,
rain to hav. given moment happiness. and had be been
BY kA DESTROYER they wSud have gathered
In hi. bier and dropped the tears 81 hfotls
over hi. grave he has fallen by violence and The public
sC@, ,%I. s*' INTO the ''"p'
THU Iii. ID Il TIVE
as s Of al the oes Of justice With peculiar
ssrsdrs He !; M o a a and soul aud am Of
pcwer lie the sIeepless guardian Of private and social
wives helpless babes and eep peace lie Is me "tlen'e
# H., s p OF v o oI the
right. OF community are strued down in bs bn,,S.s
Of lie and Of nome deep toned sympathy and vast Assem-
taee Of this hour suff ienty explained , 1906,
but my friends the duties of are the duties OIL re
son tho climor and st,'fe of opinions aud els gnd
private gh public Indignation ODDS noIy sabbath has
come with its subduns aad elevans powers 70
hh 10 silence the voice Of passion It comes TO eve oppou
y and and oIee 10 's =, the oracle. of
dviner WISDOM then coupsels comes TO whisper IN
~
God resns and ai.Gdy feel the relief bengnly presented
suffering hearts in tie fact that mind Of nnns Ss
in sympathy with and hand OF INFINITE power snetched
he minister of religion asked to bring the oacle' of
GCd TO The OF the intricate problems which perpex US
o .n Nfn s qs s0 af Political
psay principles end psy ss n % human AFFAIR.", AND
reveal the only theory private rights aud public sety bu
at this nome the snxe tquy Inns tnoSs 1r 'o our suu
counse MAJ learn Him the secrets Of hunan inter-
na dS m1 ey W hu sS, %pd. direction Where
arb. pot-ta, have found theii ,ava'ion ana with
humility and bow before Him. 81 ~ nn.a n r1e
ceve their destiny sccodg 70 the deeds done IN ne ooay
that voice will wiley instruct ps We
a np 10 utter the half Of wbst that voice poclains pn
revelation lond-st and ceare't At the nonen'
s'npe' OH. Thou shat love thy reishbor thyselE"
Ti IN. Divine utterance is the perosative Of God TO
express an infinite r4eains in Iine-'o crown OIL es
Allow me for few moments hold this mysterious an
before you The Ting o Ssst oby
ics power arrest aud crush the guilty Ins coIss y'
within province With Others IL the power OF a ,os
yi that we may blindy-the remedies which wm
not noel sah may turn their a nses a.
,ndancy, and Of power to 'nrce certain 'c h
pubic and here 's, Ss.S' sSs ysms which
Distracted communities beseecugy aeHsnd 1t !: our hon
s,.d rri,ilsse to direct you remedy that cannot fail
To he mpetuou. and proaue it will seem too quiet too
Ss a 70 vi tell Won that the on effective
nnoept ,ocs frce After human wisdom has expended us
utmost .k-ser the dripping sword = weary OF ooodsns
the hundeI and carnage Of the @ tine Ssq b. and the popular
the ssnS T' Gss' and G .oey safe q love
'hs nv ,b human breas, The maus
p.fsou invade. right" Love workeh no ia to his
W. csnro. Gay 1t Of wise of human law: We dare not
irn Of the pure't aid best tne "o' mas
TIE world slow in realizing it, but verify the grand