The St. Louis Republican says: The thiev
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The St. Louis Republican says: The thiev- ing gentry in s. Louis are carrying on an ac tive business at present, and the success which attends them Is likely to make our city pro- mlnent point for their operations. l. is fact that the thieves are beginning to look upon robbery in Missouri as pleasing recreation, attended with ride at the States expense to Jefferson, and the stirring excitement of an outbreak, when they have tarred long enough to pass mutual interchanges of cour- tcsy with their crones.

 A few of the above described gentry walk ed on board the steamer Algonquin, last evening about supper time, stole trunk from a state room, carried t up on. the hurricane deck, and there ri1od it of its contents.

 On Tuesday evening a man was knocked down by two ruhians, in the neighborhood of the old market, and robbed of about $50 in gold. Two young men were under cxa- mination yesterday before the Recorder, charged with the offence: their examination will be continued to-day.

 A dwelling house was entered last Mon day, on Olive street, between Fourth and Fifth, and robbed ofsundry articles of wearing apparel case of drawers was also eased oi some valuable articles.