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From fss R6sfsm Comier. Mmch a.

 Ertensise Robbery Gf fhe Post .O0Sce.---Il appears that s0s1e ten Or twelve days ago, MT. Clark, of the firm of s. A M. Allen & Co. brokers pfsihis city, gave notice to the Postmaster, Nathaniei Greene, Esq that 2 letter mailed al rew Orleans. containing eight one thousand dolar bills. on the Branch bank of the United States, was missing. On in- 'qdiry at the banl n appeared that one sf the bills had been presented and exchanged for small hills. Nothing more was said of the transaction here. in hopes that the thief would be detected, nut in other plnees the package was advertised, and Messrs. Allen E. Co. sent circulars. offering asrwArd f0r the recovery of the prupesaE, la diifersnt countries. and all the city baaiEs. Oa Sas1kday lass one thoa- sand doiArsbili tas presented te Ms. Wiley,s the teIief at the Bfanels bank for axchanse, and as he had seiine dsuht respecting the LII, lle asked the key to Waits while he went to Messrs. Allen eE Ca's. office Co ascertain if it belonged o'lhe stolen package in the mean time the boy escaped.

 On Monday fyesseedayl MT. Green, tho rostmassef, having obtaioed partial descsip- ton Of the Soy. inquirfd at all tho prinli1e ofiiees. considering t as almost certain thnt ti siae letter was sudan from his Post- -olIles, it must have been hy . boy belonging les soma Of the daily paper Oilleese who have aeqesa fp