New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-03

LARGE ROBBERY IN BosrON.--One OF the bOdest
and largest robberes that took place Boston
consummated sometime between Saturday night and
this Monday morning. The store of Messrs Troi &
Currier jewelers. and D. b, Widdiheld & Co. corner
OF Washington and MIX SITS. broken into by some
villains and between s. 900 and $1,000 as the owners
inform us, carried away.
The mos; valuable articles in the store were taken
away having been placed in large safe in the cellar
supposed to be of the strongest manufacture.
This safe cased with heavy bars OF iron and had
three folding doors all protected in ike manneran en-.
trance could not have been secured till five locks had
beer penetrated and broken through The rogues must
ha, worked with heavy iron bars and other tools for
the psies and bars of the safe were literally ripped OF
and there was much hard boring about the locks.
All the most valuable gold spectscles eyeglasses &c
amounting TO $500 stolen silver forks and spoons
amounting 20 $500 $500 in money and some 200 yalus
bic watches and other srtces-which need not be
mentioned in detail. The rogues in oyerhsuling the
jewelry which lay in the safe in cases missed some
valuable articles. and diamond pin in particular which
worth SITS. Their object was 10 take the most
valuable and least bulky articles.
The large safe formerly owned by Mr.. John B..
Jones. Jeweer, and was manufactured in New York by
d. C. Spencer The robbers must have secured an en-
trance by cellar window which let into the coal and
furnace cellar and communicated with the cellar where
The safe was situated. They seemed 10 have worked
very much a, their ease, and TO have even eaten
luncheon there.
o'clock II is doubtful whether the rogues remained
in the city efi by of the morning trains, or in
tended to 20 by the steamer Ilibernia
Quite number of watches belonging to customers
were also stolen Rewards viii be offered at once for
the detection Of the robbers Boston Times, Extra.
For EUROPE-The Royal Mail Steamer Hiber-
nis Capt Alexander Ryrie left this afternoon for Hall
fax and Liverpool with monthly mail for Europe and
A. passengers Beside the above, 20 additional berhs
have been taken at Halifax. Among the passengers
from this por, for Liverpool Alfred Douglass Esq
ofNew.York, besrer Of dispatches, and the III Rev.
Bishop Powell of Toronto, Canada
All the mails intended for her from as far south as
New Orleans have come in and been dispatched This
Mail by far the largest ever yer taken Out oy nus ne
Of steamers or ever lett this or any other port IN the
United states The number OF American letters wss
upward Of fifty thousand and the Canadian mail was
very nearly as large AZ fer the newspapers, 1t Is en-
trely impossible to estimate the number taken so we
put II al any qnaKtiy. Boston transcript Isl
Loss OF ScRR. ORAToR.--A letter has been re-
ceiyed in Norfolk from Easyille Va Jan - giving an
account Of the loss Of the schr Orator Capt BENJAMIN
Scott from Philadelphia bound to Norfolk and Peter,
burg which wrecked in the snow storm on the isn
HungEs bay. The vessel went 70 pieces tne nign,
after abe struck The cargo has principally been saved
By ". w, Z. h WA 8, Wpkins,