The New York herald., 1869-04-06

Nearly 100000 Stoien-A Clever Sabbath's
Work.

Work.
The bond robbers and thieves OF the city have
given the detectives little rest they think, and
now that John s. Young. who has happy faculty OF
recovering property is out Of the way and longer
to be feared, they have inaugurated a new crusade
p upon property by a daring and successful robbery
Last evening member Of the firm of Richard P.
Buck x Co., No. 20 South street. visited the Central
ONCE and reported that they had boen robbed OF
nearly 500, 900 in securities and negotiable funds.
1t appears that their mercantile house was closed
at the usual hour on Saturday and tue doors
properly secured. On opening the place yes
terday morning the office presented a scene OF re-
markable chaos. The safe OF the house had been
broken to pieces and the remnants were scattered
about the floor. An examination showed that the
entire contents had been carried Off by burglars, who
had possibly effected an entrance by means OF ialse
keys.
The following are the securities and property
stolen for the recovery OF which large reward is
offered to whet the appetites OF the detectives:-
Preferred shares of the Peoples National Bank,
Registered bonds State Of South Carolina '''''''
dated April 80, 1858. for Sl73 each 10000
Nos. H. s27 TO- 29S 1,S39 IS49 aud 1919 $4,000
100 shares of twenty-seven dollars each, in
the Fourth National Bank of New York. 10000
Twenty shares, of ffty-hve dollars each, IN the
Leather Manufacturers National Bank OF
New York. ......................... 5000
Twenty shares of the American Exchange
National Bank of New York. ................ 5000
Shares in the BucksfOrt National Bank or
Shares Of the Nassau Bank brooklyn. aSoo
Shares IN the Home Life Insurance Company 1000
Shares in Tradesmen's Trust Insurance Com
pany of Brooklyn. ........................ 1000
Shares IN Hanover National Bank of New
Shares In Bomhauer;s Institute Of Physical '''''
Culture, Brooklyn. all In the name or Richard
Shares of the Hanover National Bank In the
name Of Charlotte l.. Buck. 1000
Shares Of ditto, in the name OF Emelia A.
Shares OF the National Trust Company Of New -''''
York. ................ $500
Old Corn Exchange stock In the name Of K.
r. BUCK q 20. O..................... 200
United States fve-twenties, registered in name
OF the Brooklyn security for the relief of
aged and INDECENT families. Nos. Is, sos,
1850. Is $50, 81, 900 each. 5000
United Statessfve-twentles, registered bonds,
in name Of Julia G. Pendleton, Seaport,
In addition to the above there was large amount
OF negotiable securities and cash, including $500 or
$40O IN cash, 5000 In fve-twenty United States
coupon bonds belonging to the bookkeeper and $400
or $500 belonging to the firm. 1t is said that the
total value OF the property stolen will reach 100000
or 100000 gH-r - tr7rs-+.Ts -
The time when the burglary was committed must
nave Deen between Saturday at six O'Clock i'm the
evening and eight O'Clock on Monday morning The
WelI.accepted theory OF the robbery is that on
saturday one OF the burglars secreted himself
" ehe puudlnQ, and on Sunday admitted his
accomplces, when the roS5efy was c0hsummated.
There are other circumstances connected with rob-
berries OF this nature that are worthy Of mention.
Heretofore the custom has been keep all robberes
OF this nature from the press until the had been
fully worked up. Last evening THIS case was given
to the press by order OF the superintendent although
the Inspector on duty profesSed to be ignorant ofthe
case and positively refused to say anything about it,
MIR. Walllng, 1t Is proper to say, was very III, and
may not have been aware OF the importance of the
case or the order OF his superior.