Great Robbery.
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Wall street was thrown into ferment yester-
day by the report that one of the trunks belong
ing to Messrs. Pomeroy & Co.'s Express had been
lost in some mysterious manner from on board the
Albany boat yesterday morning. 1t was an iron
trunk and contained all the money and valuable
packages belonging to the brokers and banks. 1t
appears that MIR. Copp, one OF the house, who
was the traveller, came to the Office upon his ar
rival, about midnight, and stated that his trunks
were on board the boat usual. Early in the
morning he started on his return to Albany by,
the Housatonic Railroad, taking the up freight
After he had gone and not before as was general
y reported yesterday, it was discovered that this
valuable trunk could not be found and the man.
ner of its disappearance remains perfect mys
tery The officers Of the boat know nothing
about it and the absence of Mr.. Copp very much
embarrasses the search. Messengers were sent
to Philadelphia, Boston and Albany yesterday af-
lernoon to discover if possible some track Of the
missing property, and it is sincerely to be hoped
that it will yet be recovered. 1t was reported
that Mr.. Copp stated the trunk was placed in
charge Of Capt. Schultz and that the Captain de-
MED it, which raised question of vcracity; but
this report is without foundation, as Mr. Copp
made no such statement 1t is most probable that
some OF the numerous rogues who are continual
ly on the watch for plunder during the night sue
ceeded in getting the trunk off the boat.


THE Mali. RoBBERY-The following is the ac-
count of mails sent from the Albany Post-Ottice