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MAIL RoBBERY.-The New York Express
says that the mail between Tuscaloosa and
Montgomery, Alabama, was robbed on the
18th; the bag was rihed and thrown into the
river, near Montgomery, and recovered by
fisherman.


1t tappears that on the day there was but one
passenger, who was going from Tuscaloosa TO
Montgomery. He left for Mobile. where, it is
known, he passed one of the $50 Treasury
notes, which he had robbed from the mail.
There were known to be $50 small Treasury
notes in the bag, intended for New York, and
other valnables, but how much is not vet
known.