The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-23 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BOW-STREET.—Antonio Buelliazo and Thomas
Jarazzini, two fashionably dressed foreigners with pro-
digious beards, were brought before Mr. Jardine for re-
examination, charged with stealing revolvers, pistols,
&c., from about a dozen different gunmakers in the
metropolis.
Sergeant Prichard, of the A division, produced a long
list of the stolen property, some of which had been
pawned, while other portions had been discovered in a
large chest at the lodgings of the prisoners in Wells-
street, Oxford-street. These robberies had been carried
on to an extraordinary extent by the prisoners, one of
whom usually contrived to put the prosecutors or their
assistants off their guard, while the other concealed the
property about his person. It generally happened, as
was no doubt intended, that no one could comprehend
what they wanted, from their apparent inability to talk
English ; and the prosecutors remained ignorant in this
respect until after the departure of their customers,
when a glance at the stock and the discovery of the miss-
ing articles, removed all doubts upon the subject.
It was stated that certain letters had been found upon
the prisoners which appeared to identify them as the
agents of other parties abroad. The police received
directions to retain them.
Three cases were selected for prosecution, relating to
pistols stolen from Blissett's, High Holborn ; Egg's,
Piccadilly, and Cogswell's, Strand.
One of the prisoners said, " We steal no pistols—We
buy them of a:Frenchuum." -
Mr. Jardine committed them both for trial. _ .

Maurice Bishop, a boy only 11 years old, was charged
with stabbing another boy, of the same age, named
Michael Flinn.

The two children, who were both of Irish parents,
were quarrelling in Seven-dials, when the prisoner rushed
upon the other boy and struck him in the cheek and
forehead with a clasp knife, inflicting severe wounds.
The complainant, whose head was bandaged, did not ap-
pear to have been dangerously hurt.
The prisoner said he did not know at the time that he
had the knife in his hand. Flinn struck him first.
Mr. Ja'rdme remanded the prisoner for a week.

WESTMINSTER.—James Wilkie, a costermonger
and thief, was charged with stabbing John Cavanagh,
an itinerant Ethiopian minstrel.
The complainant went into the Fleece public-house,
Tothill-street, Westminster, to regale himself after the
professional exertions of the day, when the defendant,
without the slightest provocation, called him a dog,
and then, aided by a companion, fell upon him,..and
beat him. Complainant left the room and went to
the bar, where he had not been many minutes
when the prisoner and his companion renewed
the attack. Complainant was defending himself as
well as he was able'against the latter, when the prisoner
rushed upon him with a pocket knife, and stabbed him
in the right shoulder and left arm, after which he escaped.
Complainant was taken to the hospital, and had his
wounds dressed, and prisoner was taken into custody
shortly afterwards by Hudson, 82 B, when he pretended
that he had been stabbed by the complainant, and in
proof exhibited a scratch on his hand, which had all the
appearance of having been done in hastily closing a
knife.
Prisoner was committed for trial.

MARYLEBONE.—A well-dressed middle-aged man,
named John Kirby, described as a commission-agent, re-
siding at No. 40, King-street, Camden-town, was charged
with having stolen silk ribbons, valued at about 501., the
property of the London and North-Western Railway
Company.
Mr. Bedford, one of the superintendents of the corn-
pauy's police, deposed that, in consequence of informa-
tion which he had received with regard to numerous
robberies committed at the goods station, Camden-
town, he had been searching for the prisoner, who
was strongly suspected to be the guilty party, and on
the previous afternoon he met him (prisoner) in
Leicester-square, carrying under his right arm a large
parcel, which he took into a public-house in Princes-
4treet, near at hand, Perdrian, one of the company's con.