AsormEs RoBRsaY or THE MA,I.--Agsir
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ASoTHEs RoBBERY OF THE MAiL.-Agsin the United States mail has been stolen on the Ohio wiihou. the slightest clue having ss vet been discovered as 10 the persons by whom the robbery was committed. The circnm- siances detailed are of the s,rangest chagae- ter It seems that immediately before the J. S Mail Steamer Benjamin Franklin from Louisville reached the wharf al Cincinuati, Il was discovered that the mali tags had been removed from their usual place. After some search they were found ia one of the state sooms cut epan and robbed. Ilappeared al- most impossible that they could have heea dragged across the deck and crowded into ihe narrow door of the state e-reom, without attracting tue atseaas4sa pf many persons who must have been awake during the night All the passengers, officers and crew were scar ched, but there was nothing 10 criininaie any of them. The roll of passengers having been called, three men failed to answer to their names, one of whom occupied the room in which the bags had beea discovered. Is was not known how they lefi the boat, or who they were. The robbery must have been cummiiied sbsse Rising Sun, as the bags were safe when the boat passed that place.