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MAIL ROBBERY.--JosHUA B. ORGY. was
tried under two indictments at the late term Of
the I. States District Court, for extracting money
from letters IN the post office in this place We
have seen no Published report Of the trials; bat
from what we have heard through common re
port, we induced TO believe that they were
unfairly conducted. and that justice had but little
10 do with it, The strongest testimony which
was offered was not admitted, aud the evidence
was confined to positive facts. No clrcumstan-
tiai evidence y understand was admitted
We also told that the jury Iocofoco OF
the rankes', tlackesy kind We hope the papers
at Indianapolis will give a report Of the trial that
we may Judge for ourselves One gentleman who
was present informs US that he knew Otey
would be cleared he the iurv-
that they would not convict him under any ev-
dence or law" If report Of The trial is not
Published, we shall probably give report Of
what should have been the trial. The safety and
morality Of community demands it, and they
shall have it,