The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-01 00:00:00

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

years.

LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.18 a.m.
Wind, N.N.W. ; fresh.
Arrived—Cazandria, from Miraniichi ; Egbertns, Dant-
sic ; Doloros, St. Michael's ; Centurion, New York; Wash-
ington, New York; Evangeline, New Orleans; Lotty
Leigh, Africa ; White Mouse, Faro ; Ezpress, Honduras ;
White Star, St. John's, New 3runswick,
Off—Margaret Deane, Macau); Windsor Castle, Quebec.
BEAUMARIS, Dec. 1.
Put in.—The barques Infanta and Tudor.
DUBLIN, Nov, 30.
Arrived.—Mary Anne Nowett and Angela, from Prince
Edward's Island.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 30.
Arrived.—Keopsake, Urania, and Erin-go-Bragh, from
Quebec.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)

GRAVESEND, Friday, 10.17 a.m.
Wind, W.N.W. ; tide three-quarters flood ; weather
fine.

Arrived, Nov. 30.—Emil, from Malmo; Ethered, Que-
bec • Marcia,l C.D., Port Neuf ; Mahon, Mensal ; Hedvig
Thilda, Umea ' • Maria, Leghorn ; J. Black, Memel ; In-
gram, Denia ; Eden, Bombay; Jane, Statichael's ; Joseph
Earle, Quebec ; Batavier, steamer, Rotterdam.
Arrived, Dec. I.—Columbine, steamer, from Rotterdam;
Countess of Lonsdale, Hamburg; Gotherborg, steamer,
Flsinore.

DEAL, Friday, 9 a.m.
Wind, W.N.W. ; moderste, and fine.
Anchored.—Danish schooner Fieles, from Newcastle for
Messina.

American ship, supposed the Hendrick Hudson,
weigking fot the rim, bliTiDg anchored during tho niat

CRIMINAL COURT-(1711M DAY.)

OLD COURT..
(Before Mr. Baron A:lderson.)

Joseph Farrell, the Bank clerk who pleaded guilty at
the last sessions to a charge of forging dividend warrants.
and thereby defrauding the Bank of England of a large.
sum of money, was placed at the bar to receive that
judgment of the Court.

The learned judge said it was a very bad offence, an&
he sentenced the prishner to be transported for fifteen

NEW COURT.
(Before the Recorder.)
THE PLATE ROBBERY AT SIR HYDE PARKER'S.

Isaac Hart, a Jew clothes dealer, was indicted for
receiving a quantity of stolen plate, ♦alued at 2401., the
property of General Eden, won knowing it to have
been stolen.

Mr. Bodkin prosecuted., and Mr. Parry and Mr
Sleigh defended.

The facts which have: been very recently before
the public were these. At the last sittings of this Court
two men were convicted of stealing plate, valued at
above 6001., the joint property of Sir Hyde Parker and
General Eden. The names of the prisoners were Baker
and Crossley, the former was butler to Gen. Eden, and
Crossley kept a beer shop in Bermondsey. Baker had been
left in care of the plate when the family were from their
town residence in Onslow-square, and he stole the whole
of the plate, being aided ;in the act by Crossley, to whose
house all the plate was Laken. After the conviction a
son of the prisoner Crossley saw his father in jail and
after then gave information to Sergeant Whitcher, to the
effect that after the plate had been brought from Onslow-
square the present prisoner, who is a dealer in Petticoat-
lane, came to the house of the elder Crossley and there
having weighed the plate paid for it, and made the
younger Crossley carry it out after him to a cab which
was in waiting under one of the dark arches of the rail-
way in Tooley-street, where the plate was put in and
the prisoner drove off. This took place again when the
second quantity of platel,was taken from General Eden's,
Not any of the plate had been recovered.
The jury had not returned their verdict when we
went t. press.