The Sun.
London, England, 1854-02-03 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HOUSE.—James Daniel Lysaght, who
has undergone several examinations on the charge of
having forged a bill for 301., with the intent to defraud
the London Joint Stock Bank, was committed for trial
at the Central Criminal Court.

Henry Hall was committed for having picked the
pocket of Michael Ilaydon, the dexterous detective officer
of the City force of a silk handkerchief.
The prosecutor felt a tug, and asked the prisoner, who
was next to him, whether he had the handkerchief, an
imputation which was indignantly denied by the fellow,
who puffed the smoke of a cigar into the officer's face,
and was immediately compelled to deliver up the -pro-
peFty. . . - - _ -

- The prisoner—l was starving, and the gentleman be-
lieved so, for he bought me a loaf and sume cheese.

GIIILDHALL.—Robert Thoma? Conlin, a part pro-
prietor and conductor of one of the Kennington and
Islington omnibuses, was summoned before Sir It. W.
Carden, charged with unlawfully refusing to carry corn-
plainanant in his omnibus, there being room therein at
the time.

Mr. Thomas Houlston, the publisher, of Paternoster-
row, said he was standing with Mrs. Houlston at the
end of St. Martin's-le-Grand, near the corner of New-
gate-street, and hailed the defendant as he was ap-
proaching, the Post-office from St. Paul's-churchyard.
The defendant saw him, and beckoned him to follow
the omnibus a few yards, and he stopped a short dis-
tance further. Complainant ran after the vehicle, and
saw the defendant let out one lady and admit three
more, aad on his applying for admission, the defen-
dant said the omnibus was full. Complainant said ho
was sure the defendant's master would not allow him to
refuse passengers in that manner, upon which the de-
fendant said he was. the proprietor, and complainant
said he would summon him.

The defendant said he was not allowed to stop in the
middle of the road, as he must have done when com-
plainant hailed him, but he directed his driver to draw
into the near side to take burn up, but other people who
were waiting crowded round the door, and he could
not prevent the three ladies from getting in.
Sir R. W. Carden said defendant had been guilty of
an offence, in not stopping when hailed, and when he
did stop, it was his duty to have kept places for those
who hailed him first.

Defendant was then fined 20s. and costs, which he
paid.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, FEB. 2.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Elizabeth Catharina, from
Egmont ; Old Hickory, Foo Choo Foo ; Barbara, Zante ;
Emerald, Cadiz ; Celeritas, Buenos Ayres ; Florida, New
York; Favourite, Algon, Bay; Dawn, Kerteh ; Ramilies,
Madras, &c. ; Elizabeth, St. Andrew's, N.B. ; Borussia,
Memel ; Jessica, Callao ; Hero, Charente ; Hilda Char-
lotte, New York.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Llewellyn,
for Launceston ; Royal Albert, Madras ; Tigress, Port
Philip and Geelong ; Coquette, Valencia ; Callender, Mel-
bourne; Florida, New York; Frederikka, Copenhagen ;
Foster, Grenada ; Caucassian, Bombay ; Camerton, Do-
minica.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.-- The Cleopatra, for
Demerara ; Mestra, Senora del Pels, llavannah ; Julia,
New York ; Bussorali Merchant, Sydney; Eliza, do. ;
Talboi., Itogador ; Dart,' Ghent.