The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-29 00:00:00

THAMES.

EXTENBITS ROBBERY BY A CONFIDENTIAL SERVANT.—
William ltPce, a man about 35 years of age, was brought
before Mr. Yardley, charged with robbing his employers
Mr. Binns, solicitor, stated the case for the prosecu-
tion. The prisoner had been for five years in the employ
of Messrs. Hazeltine and Matte, omnibus, carriage, and
van manufacturers, in Lant-street, Southwark, and it
was his business among other duties to supply wheels to
the customers of the firm. The greatest confidence was
placed in the prisoner, who had the opportunity of rob-
bing his employers to a large extent if he thought proper,
and it was found he had done so, for it had been recently
ascertained that he had disposed of wheels to the amount
of 251. or 261. without the knowledge or consent of
his employers, and had appropriated the money to
his own use. A man named Patrick M'Cabe, of
Devonport.street, Commercial road East,
it had
to
been
concerned in receiving the property, knowing be
stolen, and he had absconded.
Mr. J. C. Matte, one of the prosecutors, said it wAs
the. duty of the pt-soner to change wheels at various
places where the firm ha.fl contracts. A search warrant
was recently obtained, M'Cabe's premises were searched,
and five wheels and fastenings btgonging to him and his
partner were found there. A set o; wheels were found
on the van of a person named Riley, at:d another set on
Mr. Dawes' cart. They all belonged to the firm, and
had not been sold by them. The value of the stolen
wheels already discovered was 251. or 261.
The prisoner was remanded till Wednesday.

ENTHRONEMENT OF THE BISHOP OF GI,OIIOERTER
AND I3RIsTOL.— The ceremony of enthroning the Right
Rev. De, Baring, the newly-appointed Bishop of Glou-
cester and Bristol, took place on Saturday last in the
cathedral of tielast named city. It is understood that
the right rec, prela:lf) purposes taking up his residence
portion of the winter months,
!fit Clifton during et least e
fl.ftd durifig some portion or every year he will locate
himself at the Bristol extremity of the diocese.
SWEARING THE SHERIFFS AT GUILDHALL.--Q 0 Satur-
day the new sheriffs, Messrs. Meebi and. Keats. attended
at Guildhall to make the declaration and have the oaths
of dace administered to them. The Lord Mayor, at-
,' tended by the late sheriffs, Aldermen Kennedy and Rooe, NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
-et from the Mansion-House to Guildhall in full state.. r
Prime beef and mutton have sold steadily. nt full prices,
wee -leiriffs met a number of aldermen and city but other kinds have mot a dull is Veal is rather
The new *fast at the London Tavern, and thence d
brneers at a brehe 11 in their state carriages. At the than
nooing ,but
on Monday
or
d apylkasits. brisk, and fully 0d per Sibs dearer
prodetlOed to Guile,. •
‘ly the sheriffs were met by Alder- Per Blbs by the carcase.
entrenee to the, leitril,itree --an Carter, the two junior s. d. s. d. s. 4. a. d
wan Lawrence and Alden, .1 to the Common-ha 11.3 S 4 2
Ss of , interior
idal ing 7.,1 140 33 26 Mutton,Do.,ndinferio 3 2 3 6
iklderreen, who iretrodueed thee. •to Messrs. Mechi Do., ni 4 4 4
ProelamatiOn Wie made in. due fort,. 'non themselves 3 4 4 4
and Keats to come forward and take 1., 1
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the Qaim of sheriffs of London and ‘lkel 'need to
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6[l;ll'lls.mi was obeyed, and the new eheriffe adv. 'l9n," 13013,017GH HOP.
the table, when the town•clerk read the " &Aerate s4
We are very extensively supplied with all now hops, and
and administered to them the oaths of office ; after wine '-e demand for them has become steady. Tho duty is
the sheriffs took off their livery gowns and put on the .1 1 250,0001. Yearlings are very low in price.
violet of their office, while the retiring ehe.riffe placed tu-- eul East Kent pockets, a 15s to 51 Os per cwt.;
around the necks of their successors their chains of °taco. • °till • , -Kent, 31 5s to 41 4s ; Sussex, 31 3s to 41 Os.
This ceremony being concluded, the Lord Mayor, alder- Weald of e. —..—.
men, and sheriffs proceeded to the Chamberlain's office. ' -roaH AND SPITALFIELDS.
and the retiring sheriffs handed ever to Messrs. IVleclii 6013,01, '
and Keats the keys of the respective city prisons, and no
new fet2tire to report in these markets. The
with them the custody of the prisoners. The proceed: We have -,. e eQnti/010 report
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