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Tue Robbers of he Quincy Stage--thc money recouered !--John w. and Richard Rand, arrested on Friday on suspicion of ha- ving stolen the so4Q00 in bills, from the Quin- cy stage, were brought before the police Court on Saturday, and committed in default oi bail, in SaSO00, for further examination on Thursday. We learn from the Post, that mould for casting counterfeit Spanish dollars, and another for casting American quarters, were found on John, which form the grounds of another complaint against him. On Fri day, says the Post, another brother, William, was arrested in this city, for passing coun- terfeit bill in Quincy some time ago

 V ierr 5 s ] the above, that John F. Rodman, of the city Foundry, New York, arrived ill this city yesterday, having Ss3e05 of the stolen mo- ney, which had been placed m his possession by John Rand, under the following circum- stances: Rand called upon Mir. Rodman, with whom he was formerly acquainted, on Thursday morning, and requested him to take possession of d package of money for him until he called for 1t, which he would do about the last of the month accounting for having such sum in his possession, by IiiorHiihg MT. hoaniah taas ie iidu won lt by gambling, and also requested him to get sb70 of 1t changed, which he did. Rand left for Boston the same afternoon, and was ar rested here on Friday morning. Mir. Rod- man became acquainted with the loss of the package by the bank on Friday, and started for this city by the first opportunity, where he arrived yesterday morning, and was n-' formed of the arrest of Rand. The balance of the money in his possession was return ed to the Suffolk Bank this morning.

 IBoston .ner. Jour.