The Sun.
London, England, 1865-01-13 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1865.

SHARE MARKETS—This day.

ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS.

Share Railways. Paid.l closing Business
Price. done.
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- -MISCELLANEOUS—Continued.
Fore-street Warehouse, 1im.4.9
Gen. Credit and Finance of London, Um., 7a a
Hudson's Bay, 161
Imperlil tiiercantiie Credit A sso., f
International Financial society, lim., 74 I
International Land Credit, Um., Gf
Italian Irrigation (Canal Cayour',
Ditto, 6 per cent. Bonds, redem. 1870, issued 90, 83
Joint Stook Discount, 11m.,
London and Caledonian Marine, Um., 6
London Financial Association, 4 3}
London General Omnibus Company, 3f.
London Mercantile Discount, Um., 31
Lon oa Provincial Marine, 31
Madras Irrigation and Canal,

Ditto, new, 20
National Discount Company, 'lint, lel 151
Oceans t; arine Insurance); 281 *,
Oriental Inland steam, 3
Panama, New Zealand, and Auatralian R. Mall, Um.,
Ditto, new (£5), 3I
Peninsula and Oriental. Steam, 801 tO
I •itto, new. 54 34 41
Quebrada Land, Rail, and Mining', Um., 21 3
Thames and Mersey Marine (insurance), Um., 71
Universal Marine, Insurance, Rim, 6 ,1 51 6
Warrant Finance, Jim., pi

LAW ILI f ELLIGEN(JE —(1 his Day).

COURT OF CO-1.2.-lON PLEAS.

Sittings at Nisi Prius.—Before Mr, Justice Byles and a

Common Jury.)

lILBEE V. THE LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST

RAILWAY COMPANY.

This was a suit by the plaintiff, a brickmaker, to re-
cover damages for injuries sustained through the alleged
negligence of the defendants.
Mr. Sergeant Parry, with whom was Mr. Joyce, appeared
for the plaintiff, and, in opening the case, said that although
this was an important suit the defendants did not appear.
Mr. Justice Ryles said that was extraordinary, as the case
was on the list Ybsterday.
Mr. Sergeant Parry said that, notwithstanding, he felt
bound to proceed with his client's case, but if it had been
shown that there had been any misapprehension on the
part of the defendant he would not take any unfair ad-
vantage—even of a railway company. (A laugh.) The
learned counsel stated the case, from which it appeared
that the plaintiff was employed on the brickfields of Messrs
Crawley, on the Croydon line, and on the morning of the
11th of June last was returning home about 9 o'clock. He
was crossing the line at a place called Parson's
Road, and being rather deaf, and a train towards
London having just passed him, his infirmity and
,the noise prevented his, hearing a.rdown train, and as
I he wai crossing the rails it struck him. lie was knocked
down and one of his arms was broken and some of his ribs
stove in. The negligence charged was that thedefendants
should have had a man stationed at the gate leading to the
rails, or some notice to warn passengers, which precaution.
had not been taken. ' The plaintiff was an out-patient for
ten weeks at St. Thomas's Hospital, and was not yet able
to resume his work. His earnings were between 21. and
31. a week in summer, and 3s. 6d. a day in winter.
The case was fully proved, and the jury assessed the
damages at 1001.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE,—This Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET,

BURGLARY.—John Gavin and Henry Montague, both 'of
whom :refused their addresses, were charged before Mr.
Knox, with being concerned with a woman named Ellen
Harrington.„ now under remand, with breaking and entering
the hOuse, No. 17, Golden-square, stealing wearing
apparel, &c., of the value' of about3o/. ' ".
Police-constable Gordon, 33-C, said—On Tuesday nighti,
about nine o'clock, I saw:the two prisoners in Crown-street,
Sevenrdials„. They . went into an
_archway,: Montague ,
carrying a bundle. I waited till ,11 o'clock, and. Butcher and
Dawson, two other constables, came.. About that time the two
Prisoner, came out of the archway. qavin went up-to the
doer 'of No. 24, Crown-street, and gave two knocks, and
the-woman- in custody (Ellen Harrington) came down and
opened the .door,‘ and spoke to GaVin. Gavin then went:in
with the
_bundle, Montague, remaining outside. Lafter-
\vat* saw the woman: come out with something, under her
shawl. The. prisoners than walked b3fore
!Seven-dials.
woman,
Gavin saying he would be at the corner of
The prisoners seeing "hitcher and Dawsen took- to their
heels and Made:off. I followed, -but lost sight of • them
in Dudley-street, but _Dawson stopped the woman, and:
found nine shirts in her possession, part of the
property stolen from No. 17, Golden-,square. The
woman was then taken into custody, and brought to this
court and remanded. I afterwards went into the house
24,- CroWn-street,- and in the woman's room I found a large
quantity of property connected -with the burglary. Last
night. I saw the. two prisoners, having been
_engaged since.
Tuesday night, -along with Sergeant Ackrill,. of the F
divirlon, in looking after thorn., As soon as they saw me
they made off, and I was prevented froiu following them in
consequence' of 'heing s'nrrounded y aliOnt 40 men and
woinen—nuist of them thieVes ; -and-I could only get away
by striking them with my rattle. Subsequently Ackrill
and another officer -succeeded in taking, _ the prisoners.
Mr. Knox—When was the.burglary committed ?
Gordon—On the night of. the 7th. .
Gavin—Who was withnie on TueSclay =
Gordon—Montague and another thief. -
Gavin—You'll swear it Was ten o'clock when you first
saw me ? . .

Gordon—No ; it was nine o'clock.
Gavin—lt is strange yon did not take me into custody
on Wednesday night, when you came into a house and
tiguS alto heave.
Goidon—l did not go into any lonse_on Wednesday
night and see you, or I should have taken you into custody
then. -
Gavin—l own I have done wrong before ; but why
should I be charged with a thing I'm innocent of. If I was
guilty I could not say so, because I know I have broken
the laws of my country.
Montague—Had I these cuts on my face on Tuesday
night ?
Gordon—l can't say.
Gavin—Then how can you identify me ?
Gordon—l know you well.
Montague—On Sunday night last I was set upon by a
mob of men and ill-used, especially about the eyes. Up to
last night, including all Tuesday night, I was in bed. The
constable is a false swearing wretch, for I was not there on
Tuesday night.
Gavin—No more was I.
Mr. Knox—Did other officers see them ?

Gordon—Yes.
Mr. Knox—l shall remand the prisoners. The evidence
against them is but slight at present. It is that they
are seen at the house of the woman where some of the
stolen property is found, and there is no evidence of their
having had any part in the burglary. The police, hewever,
will by the next examination have time to make proper
inquiries.

THIRD EDITION.

SUN OFFICE, 7 o'CLocK.

WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
. SOUTHAMPTON; JAR. 13.

The Royal Mail Company's steamer Tasmanian,
with the above _mails, has arrived.; here. She
brings 58 passengers, including Admiral Pinzon
and suite, from the Spanish_ fleet at!tha Chinch&
Islands, .$1,292.,100 in specie, and 3,200 packages
of cargo, consisting chiefiey of *lip.
The Tasmanian left St. Thomas on the 30th
ultimo.

A new revolutionary movement, has broken, out
at Carthagena, ending favourably for, the opposition
party. Tranquillity had since been restored.; The
Republic of Ecuador was quiet. The struggle in
Santo Domingo continued, but;presented nothing
new. It is considered that the Spaniards, must aban-
don operations.

Reports from the West Indies represent the crops
to be in a favourable, condition.
The Spanish-Peruvian question remains unaltered.
No steps have been taken by the Peruvians. ,It is
said that the South American Congress interposed
to present war until they have tried what further
negotiations will effect, and thus the matter rests..
At Valparaiso exchange on London, 90 days'
sight was quoted 44d. to 45d. ; at Lima, 37d.