The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-19 00:00:00

MARYLEBONE.

OUTRAGE oN A PARISH OFFICER.—Mary O'Donnell, a
most disorderly character, was charged with conduct of
a very outrageous nature.

It appeared that on Saturday evening last, the pri-
soner and a number of other women were in front of
the gate of Marylebone, and two dozen tickets for bread
were distributed amongst them. Shortly afterwards Mr,
Tubbs, the relieving overseer, left the house to go to
Lisson-grove upon business, when the whole party fol-
lowed him a considerable distance, and at length coin-
pletely surrounded him, and used language towards him
of a gross and threatening description. The prisoner
was the ringleader of the lot, and thrust her fist into the
face of the officer alluded to, and who, as a mob of 200
to 300 persons had collected around him, was obliged
to take refuge in a shop. After a short time he made
his egress therefrom, upon which the women resumed
their menaces, and the police eventually took the pri-
soner into custody.

In default of paying a fine of 20s. she was sent for a
month to the House of Correction.

The reappearance of Sir Colin Campbell at the United
Service Club on Saturday created quite a sensation
amongst those who were fortunate enough to be present
on his arrival. Many of his old companions in arms in
the Peninsular and Indian campaigns congregated about
the gallant veteran, and welcomed his return with
greener laurels and from now victories with a cordial
warmth and enthusiasm that must have been highly
gratifying to the bravo old soldier.
THE KING OF SARDINIA.—The Moniteur states that
King Victor Emanuel will leave Turin on the 20th, and
will arrive at Marseilles on board the screw-frigate the
C.trlc. Alberto, probably, at nine o'clock in the afternoon
of the 22d.

LONDON MODEL LODGING-HOUSES.—The monthly re-
port of the Society for Improving the Condition of the
Labouring Classes states that the Metropolitan Lodging-
houses are in a satisfactory condition. The average
number of each is as follows :—ln the George•street
house, 100, in the Hatton-garden-house, 53, weekly in-
mates. In the Charles-street, 78, and the King-street,
21, nightly inmates. The family houses in Streatham-
street Model-buildings and Portpool-lane are all full. In
Wild-court there are only five empty rooms out of 103.
In Portpool-lane there are 65 females oceupying 57 rooms.
NIGHT EATING-HOUSE FOR PRINTERS.—At the City
Council proceedings on Monday, a petition was pre-
sented and referred to the Public Works Committee,
from Mr. Charles Jones, and about three hundred prin-
ters, praying for permission to keep open a restaurant
at night for the use of those whose occupation obliges
them to continue hard at work for many hours after
their neighbours are in bed. Such an establishment
would be a great boon to compositors, readers, and re-
porters, who are often compelled, in order that the
" latest intelligence " may be placed upon the table of
the public, to be about long after midnight.—Melbourne
Age.

FASHION AT THE LYcixuM.—Among the throng of dis-
tinguished visitors who have honoured Mr. Anderson's
attractive performances during the past week have been
the Earl and Countess of Stamford and Warrington,
Earl Uxbridge, Lord G. Paget, Baron Rothschild and
party, Sir Hamilton Seymour, &c. Mr. Anderson's en.
tertainment of Magic and Mystery has now run for 77
nights, and appears to have lost none of its interest, the
theatre being as crowded every night as it was during
the first week. We understand that on the 100th night
Mr. Anderson intends presenting some unusual attrac-
tions.

ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY AT LAMBETH.—lnforma-
tion was given on Saturday by the police of a daring
robbery from Mr. E. Daniels, Trigon-terrace, Lanabetn,
of a gold hunting-watch, silver watch, gold brooches,
gold bracelets, and rings, consisting of diamond, eme-
ralds, turquoise, garnet, with many other family relics.
EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION IN LAMBETH. —On Satur-
day night a fire, attended with the destruction of some
thousand pounds worth of property and almost fatal
consequences to several persons, happened in the exten-
sive range of premises belonging to Mr. Edward Jones,
a linondrapor, situated at N 0.133, Lambeth-walk.
THE GUIDING STAR.— The last rid vices from Melbourne,
up to the 30th of August, bring no tidings of the arrival
of the Guiding Star, which left Liverpool for that port
on the 9th of January. She had, including officers and
crew, nearly 500 persons on board—
men, women, and
children. She was spoken by the Boston bark Kate,
Captain Hastings, in lat. 16 6 S., long. 33 48 \V., and
has never since been heard of, and there is every reason
to apprehend that she has foundered with every soul on
board. The Guiding Star is now posted at Lloyd's as a
missing ship, a course seldom adopted until all hope of
a vessel turning up is nearly exhausted. She had a
miscellaneous cargo, which, with the ship, was insured
for a large amount.
TESTIMONIAL TO MAJOR-GENERAL WINDRAM.—NOR-
WWII, Nov. 17.—A subscription was recently commenced
in Norfolk for the purpose of presenting some testi-
monial to Major-General Windham, the "hero of the
Redan," who is a member of a Norfolk family. To-day
a meeting of the subscribers was held at the shire hall in
this city, the Earl of Leicester, Lord Lieutenant of Nor-
folk, in the chair, to take into consideration the best
mode of applying the subscriptions received. After a '
few remarks from the noble chairman on the moral as
well as the physical courage displayed by General Wind-
ham in his Crimean career, and especially on the Bth of
September, Mr. T. J. Birch, one of the principal pro-
moters of the movement, stated that the total sum at
present received amounted to 8031. 13s. 6d., that several
subscriptions promised were not yet paid in, and that a
wish had been expressed in some quarters that the list
should not be closed at present. The Earl of Albemarle
supported this view of the case, and moved a resolution
to the effect that the period for receiving subscriptions
be further extended for six weeks, and that a committee,
consisting of the High Sheriff of Norfolk (Mr. B. Gur-
don), the Earl of Leicester, Mr. Birch, the Hon. W. R.
RM.P., Mr. Wright, and Mr. T.
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unanimously agreed to.