The Sun.
London, England, 1862-04-14 00:00:00

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Stock this day.... 12491 i 15,301 12.674 , 71,351 39.165
Price of Y.C. .. 55868 to 53898 to 56861 to ,58808 to 459 9d to
1 —8 Od 54s Od —8 Od tBs 6d 46s Od
Delivery last week 1,607 1,612 936 9SO 2,061
Ditto from June 1 96,380 91,221 72 198 70,335 109,468
Arrivals last week 1,121 213 'B7 t 95 92
Ditto from June 1 97.158 92,955 92.791 114,592 91,872
Price of Town .... 5; s3d 56s 6d 56s 6d 568 6d 488 6d

POLICE-THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.

DARING ROBBERY FROM A CARRIAGE.—WiIIiam Daley,
John Brown, Philip Sidney, Ann Martin, and Louise
Martin, were placed at the bar charged with being con.
cerned in stealing u leather bag from a carriage containing
property to the amount of £250, on Saturday last.

George Nichols said—On Saturday I was on a ladder
painting a house in Long-acre, when I saw a carriage
standing near. I saw the prisoner Sidney come from the
carriage with a black bag in his hand, which he gave to a
man who was under the ladder, and they both walked.
away. This was between two and three in the afternoon
I afterwards gave a description of the man to the police.
Henry Stanley— I live at 3, Hanover-court. On
Saturday afternoon I was in Long-acre, and I saw
the prisoners, Daley and Brown, come down the
smut from Long-acre running, Daley having a black bag
like the one produced in his hand. About half a dozen girls
were at the bottom of the Court, and I heard him say to
one of them, " Here take this under your petticoats." The
girl answered, " No, we don't get our living by thieving,"
and the man then threw the bag in a doorway of a coffee-
shop, in Hart-street. Behind the door Daley and Brown
were waiting, and just after Sidney came up, when they
said to him, Where is it ?" Daley pointed to where the
large bag was, and said "It is there ;" and Sidney then
went in and took the bag and walked down Hart-
street with it. Daley and Brown stopped behind for a
a short time, when Daley said " Its all right, old fellow,"
and they all went in the direction Sidney had gone.
Police Constable Cole, C 23—1 received a description of
some parties who had committed a robbery, and I went to
No. 61, Dudley-street, St. Giles's. I found Brown coming
from the front room with a fish pad on his back. I had a
knowledge of him previously, as a personnamed M'Gregor,
and I said, " Mac, I wantyou." He said, " What do you
want, you're always down upon me." I said, " I want
you for stealing a bag from a carriage in Long Acre. He
replied, " You're down upon me again, you had me to
rights before, but you have not got me to rights this time."
I then handed him over to a police constable,
and I went into the front room and there
found Daley and Sidney (whom I knew as Morris),
some females were also in the room. Daley said, " What
do you want now, Cole ?" I said, " I apprehend both o
you, Sidney and Daley, for stealing a bag from a carriage
in Long-acre on Saturday last." Daley said it was a mis-
take. I then gave Sidney over to the police, at the same
time telling two constables to watch the females, whom I
ordered into the front room. On returning to the room
Sergeant Holmes, of the F division, and I took the two
female prisoners into custody. I searched Brown, and
found on him some silt wrapped up in:a yellow paper,
which I now produce. I went to the house in Dudley-
street again, and in the second-floor I found the pearl neck- I
lace produced.

Police-constable, 24 C—l accompanied the last witness
io Dudley-street. On returning to Dudley-street with
the female police searcher, upon searching the woman she
found three foreign coins. Ann Martin said she had
had them some time, but afterwards said she picked them
up. On the mantel-shelf I found the knife produced.
Mrs. Green, the female searcher, confirmed the evidence
of this witness, as to the account Ann Martin gave of the
coins.

Sergeant Holmes—Yesterday morning I went to 61,
Dudley-street, with Sergeant Cole. He went up stairs, and
I went down to the cellar with a light. I there found hid
in a dark place the leather bag 1 produce, with the name
and address on it. In it I found the spirit flask, scent bottle,
tooth brush, and an old purse containing some foreign coins.
Polise-constable Ackrell said—ln a dust-hole in the yard
of the house 61, Dudley-street, I found the two rings I
produce. I know all three prisoners to be companions of
thieves.

Mrs. Alethea Adelaide East said—l am the wife of
Joshua East, of No. 7, Curzon-street, May-fair. On
Saturday afternoon the bag produced was lost from our
carriage, I had left the bag on the front seat, and on my
return I found it had been stolen. I value the contents of
it at about £250. I lost five foreign coins in the bag. I
believe those produced to be the same.

On the prisoners being asked what they had to say in
answer to the charge,
Daley said—l'm not guilty. I went to the house when
the police took me to get a. clean shirt.
Brown said—l was coming down Monmouth-street when
I went up to the room to look for my sister, when I was
taken. I'm not guilty.

The Magistrate said he should remand the prisoners in
order to give the police time to discover the other valuables
contained in the bag.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET THIS DAY.

A. GROSS 'IMPOSTOR.—George Newman, a middle-aged
man, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt, with endeavouring
to obtain money by false pretences.

It appears that on the previous evening the prisoner
went to a private hotel, at 36, St. James's-place, and asked
the servant, a young man named Boyd, whether the lady
was at home, at the same time stating that he wished a
message to be taken to her that he had been in the employ
of the Gas Company, at 25, Piccadilly, and that there
having been an explosion at Charing-cross he had lost one
of his fingers, and could do no work. He said he was very
hard up, and wanted assistance.
Benjamin Wheatley, a lamplighter in the employ of the
Western Gas Company, Argyle-street, said his attention
was called to the prisoner by a gentleman who said the
prisoner had been to two or three different houses asking
for assistance, representing that he was the lamplighter,
and also the meter maker to the company. He watched
the prisoner, and heard him say at one place that he was
the meter maker, and that he had lost three fingers, and
the company would do nothing for him. He had seen the
inspector of the company, who said the prisoner had
never been in the employ of the company at all.
In answer to a question, the witness said that at the time
he saw the prisoner he had his hand bound up, but there
was not the least occasion for that, for he had evidently
lost his finger some years.
A constable said the prisoner owned to going to two
houses and asking for money. The prisoner said it was
quite true that there had been an explosion, and !that he
had lost his fingers, and he then asked to be allowed to go.
Mr. Tyr whitt ordered the inspector of the gas company
to be sent for, and the case was remanded for that pur-
pose.

FOREIGN NAIL PACKET LIST.

MAILS DUE.

Australia and Mauritius, via Southampton April 18.
via Marseilles April 12.
iirazil and Cape Verds, by British packet. May 4.
Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and Si. Helena May 3.
China, Penang, and Singapore, via Suuthampton April 18.
via Marseilles April 12.
Falkland Islands
Gibraltar, via Southampton ..
India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via Southampton April 18.
via Marseilles April 12.
India (Bombay), via Southampton .. April 10.
via Marseilles April 20.
Lisbon
Malta, Egypt, and Aden, via Southampton April 10.
via Marseilles April 12.
Newfoundland
Oporto and Vigo
U. S. and British N. America, by Brit. packet April 10.
by U.S. packet
by Canadian packet. April 9.
W.C. of Africa, Madeira, and Teneriffe .. April 10.
Bahamas, via New York April 10.
Mexico
All parts of West Indies, includin Chili, Pcru, 1 April 14.
California, and British Columbiag

" We learn from Rome," says the Monde, " that
Cardinal Antonelli, in the name of the Holy
Father, has officially delivered to the Russian Em.
bassy at Rome, for transmission to Mgr. Felinski,
Archbishop of Warsaw, and his suffragans in
Poland, an invitation for them to repair to
Rome in May next, when all the other bishops of
the Catholic world are also invited. IN e can gua-
rantee this fact, and we do so chiefly with the view
to make it known to the Polish bishops, in case the
Russian Government, as is unfortunately but too
probable, should think proper not to forward the
official communication of the Holy See."
THE BOROUGH OF LAMRETH.—In anticipation or
a vacancy in the representation of Lambeth, Mr. Andrew
Lusk has intimated his intention to present himself as a
candidate in the Liberal interest. Mr. Lusk is known to
the public as having filled the office of Sheriff during the
last year and as a member of the Court of Common. Coun-
cil,