GneAr RonnEnt.-The Telegraphi
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GRrAr RoBaERT.-The Telcgraphic
correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot,
says:


~ learn from Boston lha, the extensive
iowelry store ofMr. Trou, in that city, has
been robbed Of iewelry and money 10 the
value often thousand dollars. Robbers moi
caught at the last accounts"


The Journal says: The safe, which is
an old fashioned one. was pried open, and
all ils contents, consisting Of watches, rings,
breasipins, gold pencils, and other lewclfy,
silver spoons, forks, etc, was stolen.


his not known how the thieves obtained
entrance into the store. They lett through
one Of the shop doors on the street, which
was barred inside, on Saturday night. Most
Of the watches and jewelry stolen were Of
gold, abou, the only silver ware being the
,poons and forks. Tho opening of the safe
must have been the work Of time, and Il I.
not improbable that the robbers were IN
the store all day yesterday.


The saie in which the goods werc dc.
posted was very large. aud had three doors
each secured by heavy locks. We under.
stand lba, there was about $500 in money
in the safe.