The Sun.
London, England, 1863-01-06 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

CAUTION TO JEWELLERS.-Mr. Hawley, of the firm of
Hawley and Co., jewellers, Regent-street, attended before
Mr. Tyrwhitt to ask his advice under the following circum-
stances.

Mr. Hawley said that a foreigner called upon him and
selected a quantity of goods and ordered some of the articles
to be engraved, and asked for a bill. He made out a bill
and gave it to the person, and he left. The goods were
sent home to the address given, but the person refused to
pay for them, wanting to make a debt of it, and he (Mr.
Hawley) had since ascertained that, on presenting his bill
to a tradesman in Piccadilly, the person had, believing that
the foreigner had made a large purchase at his house,
allowed him to have a large quantity of goods. The goods
he (Mr. Hawley) had prepared, having been engraved,
were rendered unsaleable.

Mr. Tyrwhitt said he could do nothing in the matter. It
was a fortunate thing that the goods had not been left, and
he (Mr. Tyrwhitt) hoped the press would take notice of the
matter, as a caution to other members of the trade.
ROBBERIES IN A LODGING-HOUSE.--A NICE SERVANT.
—Ann Newman was charged with stealing a bank-note
and 10s., at 54, New Bond-street, as follows :
Mrs. Emily Aylmer said that she lodged with her hus-
band at 54, New Bond-street, and about three weeks ago
gave the prisoner, who was servant to the landlady, a SE
note to change. The prisoner went out and returned stat-
ing 'that aha.could not get change unless she
_purchased
something. She then gave the prisoner a half-•sovereign,
telling her to buy Is. worth of brandy, and to keep the
change of the £5 note entire. The prisoner then went again,
but never returned. Last night the prisoner, however,
called for her clothes, saying, when asked about the money,
that she had given it to the landlady', and she was then
given into custody.
Mrs. Margaret Dunlop, landlady of the house, said the
prisoner came to her house and said that she had just come
from Devonshire, and that her boxes were at the railway
station. She asked her (Mrs. Dunlop) to let her have some
money to get them, but she told her that she could stop
with her that night, and that the next day she would make
inquiries into her character. In the afternoon of the fol-
lowing day the money was given to her by Mrs. Aylmer,
and she went out without her bonnet and shawl, and never
returned. The prisoner never gave her the money. She
(Mrs. Dunlop) had also missed a ring from a box in the
room in which prisoner slept during the night she passed
451 I with her.

Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner for a week, stating
that he had no doubt that something more would be found
out concerning the prisoner.

THAMES.

FRIGHTFUL CASE OF STABBING.—On Mr. Woolrych's
arrival at the court this morning he was informed that his
presence wab required in the London Hospital to receive
the deposition of a wounded man named Michael Cluman,
a foreign sailor, who was wounded last night in an affray
which took place in the New road, Cannon-street.road, St.
George-in-the-East. A man named Diego Salinas, aged
25. and belonging to the Peruvian ship Arica, lying in the
West India dock, was charged with being concerned with
another in feloniously wounding Cluman with intent to
murder, or do him grievous bodily harm. The prisoner is
a Portuguese sailor. As the magistrate was about to leave
the court, he was informed that another foreign sailor,
named Galati, an Italian, was in custody, charged with
being concerned in the affray, and the magistrate gave
directions he should be taken to the hospital with Cluman.
Inspector Holloway of the H division handed to the
magistrate a medical certificate, of which the following is a
copy:—

" London Hospital, Jan. 6, 1863.

. .
This is to certify that Michael Cluman was admitted into
this hospital en January 6, 1863, with a very severe wound
in the back. I consider the man is in imminent danger,
and advise that his deposition be taken down immediately.
—JAMES JACKSON, house-surgeon."
On the arrival of the magistrate and Mr. Bowler, the
second clerk, at the hospital, the wounded man appeared
to be sinking fast. He was sworn, and stated in effect that
be was at a dancing-room last night, and a quarrel took
place about a girl. Some time afterwards he was assaulted
in the New-road by three men. One of them stabbed him
in the back. He did not believe that either of the prisoners
stabbed him. A man in a red shirt did so. ;Salinas had
hold of him when he was stabbed. The other prisoners
were standing by.

The wounded man having signed his deposition, the pri-
soners were removed, in custody of Inspector Holloway, to
the Thames Police-court. The investigation will commence
this afternoon at 3 o'clock after the other night charges are
disposed of.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

LONDON, Jan. 6.—Wind this day at noon—South;
moderate breeze, and cloudy weather. Heavy shower of
rain during the morning.
SWANSEA, Jan. 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Mary Ann
Johnson, from Caldera. Put back--Admiral Pieville, for
Sierra Leone. _ _ _

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LEITH, Jan. 4.—Wind S.W.—Sailed—Magalent for
Melbourne. _ _

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FALMOUTH, Jan. s.—Arrived—Eliphalet Greely, from
Akyab ; Adelaide, from Rio Janeiro; Quentin Masters,
from ii avannah.

DUBLIN, Jan. 5.--Arrived—S, Blinkom, from St. John's,
New Brunswick.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan s.—Arrived—Hondman, from Moul-
mein; Salsette, from Rangoon ; Stag, from Mauritius ;
Granite City, screw steamer, from the Clyde; Nathalia, from
Rio Grande,

OFF PILL, Jan. s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Dauntless,
from New York.

BRISTOL; Jan. 5. —Wind W.—Arrived—Glaslyn, from
Malaga.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday Morning.
Arrived, Jan. s—Alert, steamer, from Guernsey.
_aArrived Jan. 6.—Berlin, steamer, from Hamburg ;
Ham
bur steamer, from Boulogne ; Boreas, steamer, from
g.

No arrivals.
Put back.—Solo, Captain;,n Janfzen, from London for
been supplied hence.
Canaries, anchored
slipped from anchor andchain
in Dungeness Road®, and gaSsli

DEAL, Tuesday Morning.

The Emperor Alexander has appointed a com-
mittee of inquiry to ascertain
is
the extent of the irregularities
said to have been discovered n the administration of the
protp,oe of the Callow.