The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

ExrrrslvE RopBKRy.--We learn bya clip from
the odice of the Frederick Herald, that Mr.. En-
~ard lag broker,oi this city, who arrived at Fred
s,lck on Mondaylast, and pat up at zimmsIman'e
Hotel. was robbed that nigh! oi about Sl5,O0O. oil
which 5000 were on the Wi'iamsport Bank.
$4,000 on hagerstown, and some other money tor
some et the Baltimore Ranks, or Tor Messrs Johns
sfon az Lee. About 5000 were on the Farmers
and Merchants Bank OF Frederick:
AFTER registering his name, MIR. Ing called for
candle, and proce eded to No H. where the servant
pointed him, and placing the package of money or
the shelf, threw a towel over it. "a 4
He then locked the door, went down stairs, and
got his supper; after which he proceeded again 10
his room, unlocked and again locked The door, a.
ne thought, cast his eye at the towel, ssd went L.
bed Early IN the morning he arose, and ON taking
up The toHel, found the money gone.
Upon examining the door, he found the boI,
sprung, but outside the catch This he may have
lett so himself by mistake, or 1t NAV have been
dnne by the person who took he money
Upon knowledge Of the robbery comirg to Mr.
ZimmeInan's ears, an investigation was immrdi.
aielv demanded by him and tho rough search made
Nothing tending 10 the discovery OF the rohber or
The recovery of the money was elected by the ex.
aminaiion.- Bali. Antr. ct Wednesddy.
The Baltimore Clipper gives additional infcrma-
lion in regard 10 the above robbery, from which II
appears that Mr. Ing is not Tree from the suspIc on
| Of having robbed himself The Clipper says tina
| several Of those to whom the money belong
ed left Baltimore Tuesday afternoon Tor Freder-
ok and on reaching Eicoft's Mills found that Mr.
lag was in the cars on his return to Baltimore when
| they returned also on reaching the city, Mr. Ing
was taken before number O. the officers Of the
| Merchants and the Mechinica' Bank, and Messrs
Lee and Johnston, (who interested in the ioss)
| and after lengthy examination, conducted phi
vatelv, he was retained in the custody Of those
| terested Al this examination sufficient clue was
obtained III to the Whereabouts OF the money, and
| it has since been recovered and returned TO the
| owners.
| SANTA FE TRADERS The largest caravan of San.
ia Fe traders that has ever gone out lett lndepen
dence. Missouri, on the 24,h ult They number
says the st. Louis Republican, about one hundred
| and seventy.five wagons Captain Cook, Of the u
s. army, with portion of three companies of dra-
goons, about one hundred aud fifty men, left the
same day as an escort. The Dragons will escort
The traders to the Arkansas, and if satisfied that
| that there is no danger beyond, they will return
IT, however, danger is apparent, the escort will con-
| tnue with the caravan 10 Santa Fee.
1t is confidently believed that the carsvan VIII ch
which went out in the spring, under the protection
Of the u S. troops, have reached their destination
without molestation from the Texans. The plains
said to be free of Texans, except Warfeld and
| party Of about fifteen or twenty men 1t is be-
ieved Wartied's party would not venture to attach
the traders