The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11
cay Intelligence.


TREMENDOUS UrRoAR IN tbs rARK-TIIg DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS OFFICE ENTERED nv BuRoLARs-IN-
picrMENTsA AND OTHER IMPORTANT PAPERS STOLEN.
Great conformation experienced yesterday morn
ing " the District Attorney and the police
On the ecovery that the sce Of the District Attorney
had during the night, been entered by some burgsr
tne almost all the important papers aud indictments
stolen therefrom. The roguss It seems, entered the
,cc with fa.e keys and then forcing open the closets
cHrri'd th nearly every Indictment and paper OF I'm
purtance Al the Drury indictments and papers are
gone. The Tupeft srginst Henry Jones, respecting
the goverrmvnt jewels aud the papers against Durand
In the 1av,Ii,r case. also missing. The indot-
meuts against cart Mccersn and also against Drum
mon d. the rogues overlooked Tbs deck OF the Assis-
tent District Attorney broken open aud all his
private papers conveyed away. The Grand Jury box
broken opeu, sud all the papers aud bills ordered
for ipdctr,snt wefc carried In fact the oaice
ca m ,porAbe condition, the closet doors broken
oren ana The papers q little momtnt sire ssd all
The floor. II vas impoalble 20 obtain lit Of all
the pspsrs aud indictments misliur. the District
Attorney almost dsmb fourdered az the be-
fore him. However,. Mr. Gckeon Will during this day,
ascertain the amount 81 valuable PAYERS stolsn and
deavor 60 replace the damsge by procuring indct
nents and fresh aldavits Ia the "a the Orury
some OF THE witnesses ushefed before the Grand
Jury yesterday and other indictments found. setting
that in r. former position. With the exception VI
the four altered so bills alleged 20 have been found In
The Iotfeston ~ Drury on his errsst fhese bills have
been stolen by the rogues consequently without they
recovered. Mr pIuty will only have 10 answer the
tcrTedo chtrge All the Indictments IN the Astor
Place riot sretsfe Ills o-or the Mayor has ordered
rswsrd on $500 TO be given for the detection of the
burglars, and understand that the Governor will
onsr SfCO more uaking $1,000. This reward will. II
offered In good fsi'h st the s'o pigeons 90 work.
being ~ snount offered fer the conviction OF the
Drugs father and son. the charge OF attempt.
ing 90 destroy MIR warner With torpedo 10 viii
kevis. form the ground work for very romantic dis
play of police ingenuity and tiool pigeon raecay
Ia the discovery Of the District AttJrneys papers.
and the arrest ~ some poor DEVIL Who viii be made to
suffer for the public good.
CuuonSn 0eLp Dusr HsrpJeD's Express No g
"a he dol I've In
gold dust Nsttrdsy they cent by express too busdred
aud eighty thousand dosr worth OF the precious stun
called gold dust, TO the bsaephis mint for coinage.
TVS WF,1HEB.-Yesterdsy, during the day, snow
tegsu TO fall in thin fakes; but after sunset fell
thckly TIL 10 O'Clock; the ground was not only
all white, but covered TO the depth OF some inches
Csurfos 20 VKNDsrs or Mrar ~ rHg STREETS Tho
Common Council lsst evening, passed an ordinance
Rivif summary TO policemen to arrest persons
found selling meat In the streets, which has been long
conplsn,d If n nuisance TO the public, obttructing
the thoroug csuting most offensive smss and
ruriug the places of business and house property In
the vicinity, While the city arising from the
regular markets was derauded TO very considerable
sStent. There was an ordinance against the practice
before; but Ike many sthers, ~ continued a dead
letter particularly IN the Bowery the mode Of pro-
ceedire against the offenders roundabout tedious
one and liable TO evasion IA arrest nov be
made promptly those dealers In animal food had better
beware Of the consequences Of their violation Of the
lew.
BrHcLaRY-The town house Of Nevtown L. l., occu.
pied BY George w. MUMMY. was broken into at half
pas. three o'clock the morning Of sunday the eth
inst The robber entered By " the trent windows
aud got into the parlor sdoiu og the bed room occu
pied BY the proprietor. Mr.. Nvmby heard noise,
Jumped up and opened the door, and asked Who was
there. The rother for the window, and Mr. Mum.
By ran fer his gun aud before the burglar got far
from the house he received the contents Mir Mum.
by'ssu 10 his The gun loaded rith good
charge Of quail shot and, ns he is good marksman,
the probability IL that the rogue get much than
be expected lie not than tTelve PAGES from
Mr. MUMMY when be fred, and there IL no doubt but
that the robber is sid mp somewhere wounded In the
rear, and II any doctor has such patient under his