The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-17 00:00:00

FRANCE.

BOURSE, Apt ii IG.—Three o'clock—The mark
closed as follows
per Cent.
End of month... —— I It&P.an Fives 56 15
3 per Cent

-Eud of month... 71 6:11 Itexican Loan 251
Credit Moldier 95*), 50 Do. Bonds
End of month_ `),-,7 50 Spanish Threes
Credit Poneier _l3's Homo Debt
End of month_ Deferred
RAILWAYS.

Cash
Orleans
1)20
...
Northern 10931

990
yons and Mediterranean
Southern..... 615
Western
Eastern ............
Sardinian
511
Austrian
Lombard
59
North of Spain .
Saragossa
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Roman

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-7his Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
SOLDIERS CHARGED WITH ROBBING A RETIRED OM-
CER.--James Forth, Josephus Betterson, and William
Williams, privates of the Scots Fusiliers, and George Cox,
a private of the Coldstream Guards, were charged before
Mr. Knox with stealing a breast-pin of the value of £2l
the property of Mr. Henry Watson, a retired officer stay-
ing at Gregory's Hotel, Rupert-street, Haymarket.
The prosecutor said that about one o'clock that morning
as he was on his way home up the Haymarket the four
prisoners came up and passed in front of him, and Forth
snatched the pin out of his scarf. The pin pro luced is of
the value of £2l. He seized Forth by the collar, and
asked him to give up the pin. The other prisoners said
Forth had not taken it, and the pin must ba down an area.
Tho prisoners also jostled him, and Forth ran away. Ho
broke away from the prisoners, and ran after Forth and
caught him and brought:hina Lack. He told the prisoners
that if they would give him back his pin he would not
charge them, being an officer himself.bThe prisoners then
looked about as if to find the pin, and again said it was
down the area, and he then gave Forth into custody. The
pin was afterwards found a few yards out of the Hay-
market, over which ground Forth had ran.
The prisoners were committed for trial.

WESTMINSTER.
A RAILWAY THlEF.—.George Osborn, 22, decently
attired, described as a grocer's assistant, late of 35,
Kentish-town-road, was charged with stealing a port-
manteau and its contents from the cloak-roam of the
London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway at the Vic-
toria Station.
John Parish, 140 B, said the prisoner was about the
station from five o'clock to half-past s.ven last night. On
searching him two plated spoons were found, supposed to
have been stolen from Purcell's, in Cornhill.
Mr. Selfe remanded him fora week.

THAMES.
A. MARINE STORE DEALER IN TROUBLE.—Henry White,
aged 42 years, of Pennyfields, Poplar, was brought before
Mr. Paget charged with being in the unlawful possession
of 241 b. of new copper, 561 b. of brass, and 631 b. of white
metal, which had been stolen or unlawfully procured.
Thomas Norman, a police constable, saw the prisoner
loading a cart with metal opposite his door on Friday
afternoon, and took the prisoner into custody. Among
the metal were several pieces of new co pper beaten up,
new screws, and a
new brass, including the bearings of a steam engine,
which the officer qtrintity of flat pieces of white metal
and wereh the said Lad been run down in a frying pan,
detection. produce of pewter pots melted to prevent
The prisoner, in defence, said ho bought the new metal
of a traveller, and the pewter of various persons.
Mr. Paget —I will remand
you for a week to
givo you
an opportunity of bringing the traveller hero.