The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-10 00:00:00

MYSTERIOUS CASE AT WINDSOR.

WINDSOR, Tuesday.—Two intelligent and rather re
epectably-dreesed youths, ot the respective ages of 11
and 18, are at present under the oere ot Inspector Eagai,
of the Windsor Borough Police, until their friends are
cominueiceted with. The younger boy says his name 1'
William Fenwick, and that he, residas„with his Lather
at No. 38, Edward-street, Regent's-park, rwho was re
cently a chemist's assistant, at 82, Lisson-grove, but is
now a clerk in the City. The elder boy states hi,.
name to be William Butterworth, and that his father,
who was a private in the 21 Life Guards, died about
two years ago. They gave the following extriordinary
account of themselves, and from the simple and at-des:-
manner in which they told their tale, there is n'
reason for suspecting it to be otherwise than true :
" We were stenoing at the corner of Edward-street
(London), at ten o'clock yesterday (Monday) mereing,
when a gentleman drove up in a basket-chaise, and
asked Batter worth to hold his horse, which he did for
about live minutes. When the gentleman returned, he
felt in his pocket and said he had no change, but if we
would ride with him to the Neetroad, where he lived, he
would give us ls. between us. On :driving at the top of
Albany-street, the gentleman gave us something to drink
out ot a hall-pint bottle, which we observed was sealed
and tied with a string. The liquid tasted like bitter
ale, but was the colour of porter. In about five
minutes we were sleepy, and fell asleep immediately
afterwards. We remembered nothing else until we found
ourselves at half-past 5 o'clock in the afternoon in the
Home-park, c.ose to the river, and within 20 yards of
the keeper's home at Victoria-bridge. Butterworth
awoke first, he immediately knew where he was, from
Ips having been previously quartered with his father at
Windsor. Both our heads ached very much on waking.
We came to Windsor to inform Mr. Lunday, Butter.
worth's+ former schoolmaster, of what had taken place,
and ultimately we were brought to the station, and
placed under the care of Mr. Eager. We have ever been
kindly treated by our parents, who must be greatly die.
tres,.,ed at our rudder' disappearance. It was near the
Crown and Anchor where we got into the chaise. The
gentleman wore a black coat, black trousers, and light
coloured waistcoat ; he was a dark man, about forty,
with large black whiskers and moustache. It wriei a
four-wheel low caned vehicle,, the hind wheels much
larger than those in front. It was a bay horse, with a
black tail. Butterworth is living with his mother at 24,
Groat Edwardestreet, Regent's-park."

AIL WAY TRAFFIC RET URNS.

LONDON AND SOUTH-EASTIEILT RATLWAL—Traffia re-
turn for the week ending Sept. 6, 1856 £26,379 19 5
Corresponding week last year 25,365 15 1

Increase in 1856
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.—
Traffic return for the week ending Sept. 6,
1856 ..E19, 54 13 11
Corresponding weak last year 17,995 6 6
Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 186,694 6 4
Total of the half-year to this date, 1855 177,882 15 7
GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.—Tratic
re-
turn for the week ending Sei t. 6,1856 I £7,MO 13 3
',:orresponding week last year 6,691 9 6

Increase in 1856.:, £Bl9 Z 9
GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAlLWAL—Traffic return for the
week ending Sept. 7, 1856 £7Bo 5 8

A TRANSPORT DESTROTBD BT FIRL—A letter from
Malta, dated the 2d Inst., says :--"The Prussia's barque
Albion, Capt. Kroker, on her voyage from C•matautr•
Duple for England, with Governaasnt stores, took fire on
the 31st Aug., in lat. 17, lon. 14 E., about 70 miles froth
Gorr, and was destroyed. Ti• crew lat•dld here."
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