The Sun.
London, England, 1870-06-14 00:00:00

THE MEN IN WOMEN'S CLOTHES.

This morning application was made to Mr. Justice
Yles in Judges Chambers, to support a summons
Which was granted yesterday, calling on the
prosecution in the notorious Boulton and Park case
to shew cause why Louis Charles Hurt, one of the mis-
eelneanants, should not be admitted to bail. Both the
JOWIL and the defendants were legally represented, and
after a lengthened discussion Hurt was admitted to bail him-
hof in £5OO and two sureties of £1,500 each, with 48
„rte notice, it being part of the order that if the Trea-
'lll7 were satisfied of the sufficiency of the bail
sooner than that, the defendant should be set at
tertY• A similar application 3 was made on behalf of the
bail in Fiske,- Mr. Justice Byles fixing the amount of
in his case at himself in 2500 and four sureties of £5OO
"aen, with notice as in the other case.

OOMMITTAL OF THE SUSPECTED FENIANS.
This morning, at the Marylebone Police-court, William
ti •
avitt and John Wilson, the latter a gun and pistol
manufacturer at Harper's Buildings, Weyman-street, Bir-
ftlr2gham, were again brought up on the charge of trFason-
b "11Y, having been remanded on previous occasions—
ritt for loitering at the North-Western Railway for
revelfmious purpose, and Wilson for the possession of 150
Aa°lvers of which he could give no satisfactory account.
'tditiona' 1 evidence was adduced which proved the pre-
eetzilie of the prisoners at various Fenian meeetings and
taerArise incriminated them to such an extent that the
b etrate considered prima facie grounds had been es-
liShed for a committal. By the advice of his
entsel Wilson reserved his defence, and applied
I;_ail. This was opposed, the prosecution raising
at; ~(30.lection Mr. Payne, on the part of Davitt,
&led that .the money found on him might be given
4) towards his defence. Mr. Poland objected to this,
obattillg that he had evidence to shew the money was
tllaDlled by a bank post bill under a false name. Even-
to' —3r agreed that twenty pounds of it should be given
4 The prisoners were then committed for trial at the
, Ztt y?entral Criminal Court on the charge of treason-

PROSECUTION OF THE MONARCH
INSURANCE DIRECTORS.
bAt the Mansion House this morning the investigation
ICf() the charges against the directors of the Monarch In-
nee Company (Limited) was resumed before the Lord
elinret The defendants, who surrendered and who are
liik-ged with conspiring to defraud the public, and with
F. "0
-41 g ,a false balance-sheet, were Major the Hon. A. G.
°.-reelYn, E. Bul mer, MajorCarneie, and
es ph Taylor. Two other of the directors, Mrg. W. T.
wialard and Mr. F. Wright, together with the manager,
case also charged, did not appear.--Yesterday, the
0,(1,440,,r the prosecution was concluded, and counsel now
he6eu'sed the Court for the defence.—Mr. Ribton, on
e4cq Major Jocelyn, expressed a confident belief that
„euld be able to satisfy his lordship that there was no
1/10,4-f'ee Which would justify him in sending that gentle-
Mr.Ribton then proceeded withthe defence
for Digby Seymour and Mr. Besley followed
Blie Le (tiler defendants. At the close of Mr. Besley 's
theee", the. Lord Mayor said he had' carefully considered
tvid"ee against the defendants and he felt he should
e discharging his duty as a magistrate if he did not
It •,:lait them for trial on the charges made against them.
take hen arranged that a formal remand should be
but --I.l,`°r a fortnight, in order to afford time for writing
hleall-it depositions,' and his lordship said that in the
whor,;Ze he Would accept bail for the defendants, each of
and
"euld have to give
000 personal security for £2,000 and
lid two bail for 21,.

4 fexavttiack
Co THE BRIGANDS IN, SPAIN.
tile rresPondence from Gibraltar brings full details of
upon two English officers which was telegraphed
tw, liaYe since. It seems that on the evening of the Gth
ht 4.oifficers of the garrison were coming backfrom the fair
v'ho eBfras,whenthey were attacked by a parttyocoafprutuffirro:
at leastGled oue fth • horses and endeavoured in.
eff ,to heir°heme° The officers, however, succeeded_
el ~,Teeting escape.on the other horse. This happened
thee -to the Spa • hll and an alarm soon brought ou
eae Twhole
to;ilted at a dirrinenkniensc;gheshhoapv.ing One o o
odfy
tkhnote ,
twri:norde.
eaegealpe but was shot down by the guard. Great
eoCese Prevailed owing to the lawless state of the Gibraltar
ort Utay. ,
ihe MessrS. Bonell arrived at
out
wit the niorlaing of the Bth, completely wornan.e _ the fatigue. A friend who had accompanied
,itated elder Mr. Bonell to p t
the 27 collat when they arrived at Caadiy-z thheey deposited
411 hoe 0 dolars with the English Consul, apd went to
V-ar, el, help ond de los Tres Reyes. The friend, Senor
4 mar as then told, by whom is not said, to ilt
a 13:1—r btu his hat and walk about until she met
ailiewi„th_ ark. He. did so, but failed t
eaPtaiu I.o'"uw. However, on entering the hotel acrain the
am f the
the appeared with three subordinates,
eaBll received the money, the men disposing of it in their
se Mr. lqr. Bonell was then told that his nephew would be
him ° Puerto Santa Maria, and he must go thereto meet
there Tile nephew was at Xeres, and the brigands returned
te div.lvith the money, which they ordered the prisoner
told
,„I`,'Y into 4ve equal shares. Having done so, he was
ranee"'lre IIP Was, for he had been kept in igno-
trai, t°'-,bis where4bouts, an,d directed to' proceed by 'allele. ° Puerto Santa' Marfa, where he would find his
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