The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-17 00:00:00

For'cana (1Im.), 31 4

BANKS.
Agra and 31 isterman's
&Mance (tim.).
Ditto, new, 171
Anglo Austrian, 7k
Anglo-Italian, lint., 5i
Bank of British Columbia, 101 10
Consolidated Bank, Um., 11k
European Bank, lint, 14
Imperial Bank of Jhina, India,"and Japan, lint., 61
Imperial Ottoman, 171 1
London Bank of Mexico and S. America, lint.,
London Bank of Scotland, lint., id
London Joint Stock, 491
London and South-Western, 23
London and 1% estminster, 941 I
National Provincial of England.
Ditto, ditto, 381 9
Oriental Bank Corporation, 51
South Eastern, Jim., of
Unioo of London, A 4 31
DOCKS.
London and St. Katharine, 70

MISCELLANEOUS.
Anglo-Mexican Mint, 18f
City Offices, lim., 31
Commercial Union, Insurance. 8f
Consolidated Discount, Um., 7i
Credit Mobi fir, 2i
East India Irrigation and canal, 5
Egyptian Corn, and Tradidk, lim.,
Electric Telegraph, It4i
Financial Corporation, f
Hudson's Bay, 17}
International Financial society, lim.,
International L and Credit, lirn., 6
Joint Stock Discount, lirn., 7
London Financial Association, lim., 251
31 idras Irrigation and Canal, --
Ditto (ail), 191
Oriental Financial, lim.,
Itio:de Janeiro City Improvements, Um.,

[RES FOR 1864.

UT.

Plymouth
Lichfield ... ..
Devon and Exeter ..., 30
Stdcktcn
Derby
SEPTEMBER.

Brecon
Richmond ............ 20
Royal Caledonian Hunt 21
?Monmouth 22
Manchester ,Autumn
Nemai%liet.T.'irtst October 27

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

AN AWKWARD MISTAKE—A CASE OF MISTAKEN
IDENTITT.—Mary Ann Lazell, a respectable looking female,
was charged before iqr Tyrwhitt with being concerned
with others in stealing a watch and chain, of the value of
£9, the property of Patrick Burke, a tailor, living at No, 24,
Castle-street, Leicester-square.
The prosecutor said that on Monday night he was going
through Leicester-square when he was accosted by two
women, who asked him to treat them. He did so, not
being quite sober at the time, and after leaving the public-
house, and when near Orange-street, he received a blow
from behind which knocked him down, and on getting up
again he found that his watch and chain, of the value of £9,
were gone, and the two women as well. Seeing the pri-
soner last night; and believing she was one of the women
who robbed him, he took hold of her and told her so, and
she sail she would go with him to the Vine-street station,
but that ebe had not robbed him. He, however, had 'now
a doubt on his mind,•and would not swear she was one of
the wcmen, but lest night he believed she was.
Mr Tyrwhitt—Were you sober last night ?
Prosecutor said he was, but not on Monday night. He
went home directly after he was robbed and told his wife
all about it.

In reply to the accused, the prosecutor said it was near
twelve o'clock when he was robbed.

The accused said she was in bed on Monday night by ten
o'clock, and could clll a witness to prove it. She had lived
in service at No. 5, Waterloo-place, Pull• mall, and persons
there could state that she was a respectable person.
Williams, 129 C, said the accused, on being given into
custody, said she was in bed at the time of the robbery.
The accused again asserted her innocence, and said she
had never seen the prosecutor before he gave her into
custody.

A respectable female said the accused slept with her on
Monday night, and, she was positive, was not out of the
house after ten o'clock.

Mr Tyrwhitt said he considered it proper for the sake of
the accused that the case should be heard out. A mistake
had been committed, and a most important one, and the
accused, who would be discharged, would leave the court
without a stain on her character.
The accused was then discharged,