ROBBERY OF THE N. YORK CITY BANK.
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NEW-1 ORK Marcn Zl. One of the most extensive bank robberes that has fallen to lot to record has taken place since the closing of the City Bank, on Saturday last At the usual hour this morning MT LANCASTER s. BUR- LING the first teller, unlocked the vault to take out the necessary money for the business of the day On entering he found that since he deposited the money on Saturday afternoon, the vault had been entered; and It was soon ascertalned that upwards of Two HUNDRED AND TWELVE THOUSAND DoI- LARS had been taken away, the greater part of which was in city bills

 The Police Magistrates, with Mir HAYs, have been | through the building, and examined the premises, and we believe are all satisfied that the bank and vault were entered with false keys. The Police are now on the alert, and we hope before long we shall be able to announce the ofthe williams and the | recovery of the property

 The other particulars will be found in the adver- tlsement which follows. Among the property ab- stracted was a trunk belonging to the Messrs Aliens containing between thirteen and fourteen thousand dollars in bills of the country banks. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD. | G57The City Bank ofthis city having been enter ed by means of false keys between Saturday after noon 18th inst. and Monday morning 21st inst and robbed of large amount of bank notes, &c--the above reward is offered for the recovery of the pro- perty, and proporonate sum for any part of it. | The following comprises the whole amount of the | robbery, including deposes for safe keeping:

 About $40,000 notesofthe Bank of Lansing gburgh 10000 Morris Canal Banking Company

 2.500 Rutland Bank, Vermont 5000 Orange County Bank 2,000 Newburg Bank

 2000 Morris Bank, New Jersey

 200 Spanish Douboons | And large amount of the notes of the different banks in this city. No collection notes checks, or any other securities held by the Bank, were taken The doors of the Bank and vault were found, on Monday morning, closed and locked as usual. G. A. WORTH Cashier of City Bank

 New-York, March 21st, 1881.

 ; Since the above was put in type we learn by the New-Yorh Gazette that inc man who committed the robbery has been taken and all the money recover ed but s65 900.