The Sun.
London, England, 1862-12-15 00:00:00

WE STMINS LER.

SERIOUS CHARGE OF ROBBERY.—A young woman, who
gave the name cf Mary Lawler, was placed at the bar by
Inspector Holman, of the B division, upon a charge of stmt.
ing £l4 and some articles of value.

Mr. Charles Bolleslaski, assistant secretary to the Aus-
trian Commissioner, at the Inters ational Exhibition, said
he lodged at 42, Pelham-street, Brompton. He had been
in the habit of keeping his money in a tin-box in a table-
drawer, in his sitting-room, and there was up to last Friday
morning Xl4 in sovereigns there. He went out to attend to
his business as usual, and on Saturday be had occasion to
go to the drawer, and, to his surprise, found that the tin
box and money, and some articles of value, which had also
been in the drawers, were gone. He told his landlady of
it, but he had not recovered the property or money.
Mr. Arnold—What makes you suspect the prisoner
Prosecutor—There was nobody else to take it ; nobody
came to my rooms to see me. She is the only person I
suspest.

Mrs. Fanny Swaine, the landlady, said that the prisoner
was her servant. Prosecutor went out of the house at a
quarter-past 9on Friday morning, and had not left tio
house a quarter of an hour when the prisoner Game to haT
in her bedroom in a great hurry, and said she must imme—
diately go out. Witness was much surprised, and said that
she really could not spare her, as the work of the house
must be dine; but prisoner said she must go that minute
to see her brother, who was in the hospital, and she them
left the house. She never returned until half-past five at
night, and accounted for her absence by alleging that she
had lost her key, and had been looking for it, and for a
woman who had picked ii up. Prisoner had only been n
her service a week.

Mr. Holman was about to proceed further with the ease,
when

The prisoner was remanded.

SHIPPING---THIS DAY.

LONDON, Dec. 15.—Wind this day at noon—South-
Westerly; moderato breeze, and fine weather, but rather
cloudy.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 15.--Wind S.W.—Arrived—Her
Majesty's ship Osborne,
from the Mediterranean; Sheld-
rake, screw steamer, from Hartlepool, for Havannah.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH•

PLYMOUTH, Monday Morning.
The screw steam frigate Doris, 32, Captain Sir Francis
M'Clintock, from Gibraltar on the Bth, Lisbon 10th, and
Ferrol on the 12th instant, arrived in the Sound this morn-
ing.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, A:ollday Xorning•
Arrived, Dec. 14—Mignonette, from Berbice ;
Pillguefly,
from Tarragona ; Isabella and Jane, from Dunkirk ; Acasta,
from Demerara ; Edith and Anne, from Manzanilla ; ,Merry
England, from Calcutta; Dan, from Callao; Emblem, from
Soderham ; Anna, from Opstad ; St. George, from GuOrn-

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sic ; Anne Elizabeth, from Christiana; Mary Durkee, from
St. John's.
fr°l7lfor Canterbury;
daTmhaegeMd.aritane,
Sailed—Sun Panther, for Bort.
logne.

DE4L, Monday Morning.
Anchored, Dee. 14—Harkaway, from London, for Cardiff
Passed, Dec. 14—Sydney Hall, screw steamer, from
London, for Lisbon.
Passed—Macedonia, from Alexandria, for London.