THE FREDERICK ROBBERY.
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You will recollcct how early apprized you of the
great robbery at Ta!bots hotel in this city, by the
sudden and mysterious disappearance Of the poriman-
eau of General Edwards, Cashier Of the Bank OF
Leesburg Virginia, from the bar room of the hotel
which contained $4,000 in bank notes. You also re-
collect that The supposed offender arrested and
escaped Indictment by the grand jury not finding bill
owing as was alleged, want Of sufficient evidence
Since then things here have remained pretty quiet, al
though public opinion has been almost unanimous
who was the real cupiit. But TO the point. have
just learnt since my arrival here, that the whole sub
ect is to be re-opened again. on account of new dis
closures having taken place. growing out of the cir
cumstance of Mrs. Talbot the wife of the hotel keep
er. having gone before magistrate and given, under
oath, full detail the robbery, how il was commit