The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-24 00:00:00

LATEST INTELL IGENOE

(REU'TER'S TELEGRAMS.)

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Juno 23.
COMIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CLOSING PRICES.

Gold closed at 137 i.; the highest quotation dur-
ing the day was 137 i ; the lowest, 1361.
Staling Exchange ou L9ndon lo9i.
5-20 U. S. Bonds, 1884
" 1885 llBl.

att ,6 1867..

~ 1191.
. 108 k.
. 143.
291.
321 c.
31ic.
Corn, old

it
10-40
Illinois
Erie
Cotton—Mil. upland
Petroleum—Standard White
Flour, extra state, $6.20e. to $6.80c
mixed, 96c.

FRANCE.

BOURSE, June 23.—Three o'clock—The market
closed as follows :

il per Cent.
End of month —
3 per Cent
End of month 7O 32k
Credit Mobilier

Bank Shares 2895
It&Fan Fives 56 75
End of month —
Ottoman Loan 330
Do. Debt 45 70
Spanish Threes 311
Home Debt 25 50
Deferred ...... 29 25
s. Cash,
920
_ _ _

End of month...
Credit Foncier ...1585
Eud of month..

RAILWAY

Orleans

Northern ...• 10961
- Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern,.... 625
. Western •••... 585-- --
Eastern • . —
Sardinian

Austrian 7671
Lombard sl2f
North of Spain
Saragossa
Roman 56

SPAIN.

MADRID, June 23, Evening.

In to-day's sitting of the Cortes the debate on
the Budget was resumed. The amendment to
impose a tax of 15 per cent. on the internal rente
was rejected by 106 votes against 73. Article sof
the Budget was adopted.

General Dube, the lite Governor-General of
Cuba, is expected to arrive here to morrow.

Official telegrams, dated Havana, the 22d inst.,
state that tranquillity prevailed in that city.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, June 24.

The Official Gazette says : --Yesterday evening
there were popular assemblages at Genoa, and
seditious cries were raised, yet the people dispersed
peacefully, after being legally summoned to do so.
At Naples and Berg:1.1110 some sight demonstra-
tions have taken place, but no intervention of the
authorities was necessary. The rest of the kingdom

is tranquil.
The latest bulletin published to-day announces
a slight improvement in the health of the Duchess

d'Aosta.

ROME, June 23.

The Austrian Lloyd's and the Messageries Impe-
riales Steam Companies are offering a free passage
to Civita Vecchia to all bishops proceeding to the
ecumenical Council.

The Pope took a long walk to-day, and was fol-
lowed by a large crowd.

QUEENSTOWN, June 24.

The Guion steamship Nebraska, from Liverpool,
arrived here at eight this morning, and having em-
barked passengers, she proceeded for New York at
10 a.m.

Rio DE JANEIRO, May 31.

The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Magellan, from V alparaie.o, arrived here yesterday,
and proceeded to-day for Liverpool.

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
GIBRALTAR, June 23.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Poonah, from Southampton, 19th inst., arrived
here at five, and leaves for Alexandria at eight this
evening. All well.

ANOTHER RAID ON BETTING HOUSES.

At the Marylebone Police Court, this day,
Harriett Leesty, aged 22, of 196, Edgware-road,
was charged with assisting in conducting a betting-
house at the same place.
Mr. Beard appeared for the prisoner.
Superintendent Draper said that, acting upon
the Commissioner's warrant, he entered the house,
the shop being kept as a tobacconist's. He saw the
prisoner there and apprehended her. The occupier
of the place, Mr. Clarkson, whom he wanted, was
not in.

Cross-examined—lt is a tobacconist's shop.. Pri-
soner serves behind the counter in that business.
Found no documents or books relating to horse
racing.

Mr. Mansfield—At present there was no other
evidence than that she was selling tobacco.
Mr. Beard—The act says any person being con-
cerned, and I think it is the first time a female has
been charged.
Mr. Tate—Oh, no.
John Keble proved having made a bet with the
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prisoner.
Mr. Mansfield considered the case proved, and at
the same time said he thought it was unfair that
the little flies should be caught in the cobweb whilst
the large flies at Tattersall's should be allowed to go
at large. He inflicted a penalty of 20s.

A summons was granted against Clarkson.

George Adams, aged 40, of 13, Adam-street
West, Marylebone, dealer in cigars, was charged
before Mr. Mansfield with keeping and using his
house for the purpose of betting, and betting with
persons resorting thereto.
Thomas Lavies, of 7, John-street, Edgware-road,
assistant to George Adams, was also charged with
assisting in conducting the business of the said
betting house. _

Mr. Superintendent Draper adduced evidence as
to apprehending the prisoners, and said he could
not find any books or documents. He, had reason
to believe they had got scent of his raid upon
Clarkson, and got all the papers and documents out
of the way. Levies was always on the watch.
Adams asked for an adjournment, as he had not
had time to seek legal aid.
Mr. Mansfield adjourned the case.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—this Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

ROBBERY IN A RAILWAY CAItRIAGE.---WilliatO Carl
Pearce, describing himself as a horse-dealer, of Persbore-
street, Birmingham, was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt
with stealing a purse, nor cabling money, from the person
of a young female, warned Lee, residing at No. 50, Pit-
field-street, lioxtor,..

The prosecutrix was with his sister in a carriage in the
Metropolitan Railway, and on arriving at the Portland-
road statiob, the prisoner, who had all the way from
Moorgate-street very much noticed them, and also a
baby in the arms of one of them, got out. A gentleman
then asked the prosecutrix if she had lost anything, and
on looking she missed her purse. She got out and saw
the prisoner getting into another carriage of the same
train, and on putting her hand on his shoulder he put the
purse into her hand, and then denied having taken it,
and was given into custody.
The prisoner, who denied ever having the purse in his
hand, was committed for trial.

Private ICateley, 6th Dragoons, who was the
most seriously wounded of the men who received
injuries in the cavalry accident at Aldershott on
Monday, expired on-Tuesday evening, pail his body
now awaits an inquest.