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U The Robbery of Pomeroy's Express Trunk
remains in mystery; but Mr.. Copp, the con-
ductor, IN whose charge the trunk was placed,
arrived IN the City last evening, and it is pre-
sumed some clue will soon be given to the affair.
The amount of money contained in the trunk
was very large. About ;S4O,000in bills from the
Albany Banks, $4,000 of which were consigned
to Drew, Robinson 4 Co. OF Wall street. There
were also about S60,0o0 in bills of the Union
Bank of thus City, which had been sent to Alba.
ny to be counterslgned at the Ccmptroller's OF.
fee. and abou, 100000 in drafts and checks
CoPp says he left the trunk ON board the steam.
boat, deck, when he left the boat, 1t was
the first time he ever went to the office withou,
thls money trunk