The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-12 00:00:00

BOTr-STREET.-(T.HIS Dpi I%)

LOVE ME LOVE MY DOG.—This morning A rOSni
bly-attired female was placed at the bar chargeutodi
creating a disturbance last evening in siiejfielP
Lincoln's-inn-Fields. h
The prosecutor, John Treherne, said last nigh' sir,
very much alarmed by a violent noise in the 13
Shortly afterwards the disturbance
•was increased /10
prisoner smashing his windows. The landlord °
premises had afr stall in front of the house; 11:00!
was with the apples and oranges there exposed
that the prisoner broke the windows. She dellLb°,ool
eighteen out of twenty squares of glass. se/
there had been a quarrel between SulliverlAdi
the wife of the landlord of the house, in Whi'd
as well as himself resided, in consequenee of 5 =
ing created by the prisoner's dog, and also fr°llifo'
fact that a short time before the disturbance 511.0 i
had been served with a warrant for assaultia

Daly.
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On the prisoner being asked what she had to sk.,.
commenced a long list of grievances, but the 120505 i,
stopped her, and told her that her quarrel was 01):00
fication for breaking Treherne's windows. ge
fine her 208. for broken windows and the fruit Inioo,
destroyed, or, in default, he should commit her to P'"
for six weeks.
Prisoner—They don't get a farthing from me'
to prison.

The charge of assault was then proceeded with•die
Catharine Daly, an aged female, said that ill ,'lO
quence of the prisoner persisting in keeping a clog "", par
annoyance of the other lodgers she had givell4oll,
notice to quit her apartments. Sullivan there,
commenced abusing her, and called her and herb ° olg
swindlers; and, finally, gave heritwo blows on til::$10
of the head and blackened one of her eyes. 5%010
womansaid, so help her God if I was not an old woman the
would give me a good hiding. She told the boys °lit!
street to come rouxd the house in the eveniug and:
give 'ens a scramble with the fruit mentioned ab°/-iodi
Brown, 142 F, said he took the prisoner into cog
last night. On Sunday evening last she crentecl4o
turbanco in Sheffield-street, and last night she
same. Sho was a very troubleslme person. the
The magistrate, after wry patiently listening —oo'
relation of an Irish row described by the'prisonen et
for the assault on Mrs. Daly he should fine her 4°o•
six week's imprisonment.
acr° Prisoner—Then every day of it I'll serve ; they
get nothing out of me.

PRUSSIA AND TILE CONFERENCI°

A letter from Vienna, 7th, Voss's Gaae-
tie g'
' Berlin, says : ot
"Although the representatives of Prussia wer°091'
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, present at the conference in which Count Duel cool', tlla
cated to Prince Gortschakoff the interpretation °„,'uni'
four points, it is not the less true that frequent cortoP,ol'
cations took place between the Prince and those 11'013
sentatives. The question was to find a form under ve:l'oji
common conferences might take place, and at 0400
representative of Prussia might be present. Pry the
not having taken any part in the exehange 0". isca
notes of the 4th August, wished in the first Ppr
that au understanding should be come to on a.„'"ao
mon basis, and that basis she thought to find J-fer,
interpretation of the four points. It is, hove gP/
probable that the three Allied Powers will not ooPeo
to resume negotiations on these points, as it Ite'le•
only lead to fresh delay. It is positive, on the not.
trary, that negotiations commenced on the 2d "-lot
between the representatives of the three powelloo
the purpose of transforming the defensive
into an offensive one. We learn from good auth(tel
that our cabinet will not allow itself to be tufroe
from its demand for having the contingents of by
Germanic Confederation placed on a war footing no
the provisional refusal of Prussia. The Gerel'io
Confederation has admitted that the four points L°lo
a suitable basis for peace; that the Austrian tr°°to;
entered the principalities to support these four pe"All to
and that the whole of Germany will be obliged e'
support Austria on this question, It is not, th.„,,er,
fore, possible to refuse her the practical suPr-
which she now demands."

HOLYHEAD. —Yesterday morning, about nine o'c'°- ciCO
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the steamer Hercules, Dunn, from Dublin for this °,;011
fell in with the barque Princess Victoria, Dandas, led
Liverpool for Alaranham, off Holyhead, in a criPl3lo
state, and towed her in here with loss of foremast, 111;0
and mizentopmast, all the stanchion rails and bulgi,9,tig
as far aft as the break of the poop on the port side, "et
boat stove, covering board split, fore and main chan-of
plates carried away, several of the bolts dragged gotta
the side, and the larboard side much chafed ; hacltjio
in contact, 14,:mday seven p.m., off Bardsey, with
s7lip Helen, of Liverpool. The head and piece .of Ad
Helen's jibboom were loft on the Princess Vict°'"
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