The Sun.
London, England, 1870-11-30 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-THIS DAY. .

HORRIBLE STORY.—Fanny Evans, 15, an unfortunate,
was brought before Mr. Knox, at the Marlborough-street
Police-court, charged with annoying passengers in Hyde-
park. Police-constable James Rapley, 314 A, said that
last night, while on duty near Rotten•row, Hyde-park,
he saw the prisoner annoying gentlemen, and took her
into custody. At the station she told him that she was
seduced by her own brother when 12 years of age, and
that ever since, having been turned out of doors by her
father, she had had to get her living in the way she
was doing. Mr. Knox asked the girl whether what she
had told the officer was true, as it was a most horrible
story. The girl said it was. She was seduced by her
brother when 12 years of age, and was turned out of the
house by her father, who lived at Guildford, in Surrey,
he telling her at the time that if she ever returned he
would break her back. On one occasion ber father put
a halter round her neck, keeping it there till she was
black and blue in the face. Her father was the cruelest
father in the world, and her mother was nearly as bad,
and drank awfully and encouraged her brother to do as
he had done. Mr. Knox said he would have careful
inquiries made and endeavour to save the girl.by getting
her into some institution if one could be found. The girl
was remanded.

A MEAN THIEF.—John Estall, a young man, was
brought before Mr. Lushington, at the Thames Police-
court, charged with btealing 3s. horn a poor woman named
Elizabeth Canty. The complainant is dwelling in
Osgood-street, Bromley. She had occasion to go into a
public-house in that locality on Monday last. The pri-
soner was there drinking; and stood alongside of her.
She felt a hand in her pocket, and immediately after-
wards the prisoner loft the house, and she put her
hand in her pocket, and missed 3s. the hard
earnings of her husband. She was positive
of the prisoner's identity, and had seen him frequently
in the same public-house before. Julia Canty, a girl,
was with her mother on the day in question, and saw the
prisoner go up to her and take a key from her pocket,
and run away. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and Mr.
Lusbington said he had committed a very mean robbery,
and- plundered a poor woman of all her money.- He
sentenced the prisoner to six months' imprisonment; with
hard labour. . . •

WlO IS GpNERAL D'AURELLES DE
PALADIN ?

A contemporary says :—lt is said that there exists proof
positive at the Prussian Head-quarters that General
D'Aurelles de Paladine is one and the same person with
the Duc do Nemours, the second son of Louis Philippe,
and uncle of the Comte de Paris, who has chosen this
nom de guerre under which to fight for his country.

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