The Sun.
London, England, 1869-03-11 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, March
The Minister of Commerce has issued a report'
which has been approved by the Emperor, Propoli"
iug to refer to a special committee the examieaL;oo
of the question whether the unsatisfactory state °I"
French industry in woven goods be really owingto
ad'
conditions under which textile fabrics are --
a
nutted from abroad.
BouusE, March 10.—Three o'clock.—The mar
closed as follows :-
4i per Cent.
End of month — Italian Five 5....... 54
3 per Cent
End of month 7l Mexican Loan .•. 157 75
Credit Mobilier
'., End of month 285 Spanish Threes "
Credit Foncier 1482 50 Rome Debt...... ---
End of month — Deferred ....... --
Cash
RAILWAYS.
95Si
Orleans
Northern
....
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern.
Western
Eastern
04
Sardinian
Austrian
1165
Lombard 47Bi
North of Spain .
Saragossa
Roman.

50

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—This Dag.

THAMES.
SAVAGE ASSAULT ON LONDON DOCK OFFICEILS,--tri
sßhaiker, lately employed on board tbo Gallicia, a Getter
p, was charged with violently assaulting I°P,,,e-dea
Spencer, and constables Metcalf and Davis, of the liu"-
Dock police.
The prisoner was drunk, and making a great distarb;
ante on board the Galicia, and Inspector SPencer.,„:;B
called upon to remove him, on which the prisoner a
a furious onslaught upon him, kicked him on the knee':lo
bit his thumb. Spencer was soon disabled by the
who was handed over to the care of Metcalf and papas,
constables, and he attacked them, and kicked both
e
legs, injuring them very seriously. A relay of oOctbe
were soon on the spot, who, by sheer force, subdued

prisonor, atd locke-d him ut;. , jar
Mr. Benson sentenced the prisoner to one month s
pSpencer, for the assault on Inspector l4 d'ola
for the assault on Metcalf, and 14 days for the 358'11111
Davis, all with bard labour.
DARING ROBBERY ON THE RlVER.—Charles
bargeman, was brought before Mr. Benson, chteleu
stealing a warp, value 205., the property a the 1118-1°
Steam-tug and Lighterage
Company. t fife
The warp was coiled on board the barge Horatio ,00
o'clock on Tuesday evening. It was missing thred
ortned
after wards, and the East India Dock police were
board Ipf
of the robbery. A constable named West went °fleoill•
the prisoner's barge and discovered the warp in the half'
he prisoner said ho bought it of a man for three
iorge
crowns. It was proved that the prisoner's Pent
was alongside the Horatio. He now pleaded
rd
was sentenced to two month's imprisontneat 913 d 13a
labour.

MARLBOROUGH-S TREET.
elti r2.31i,
BURGLARY AT NOTTING TULL. —Louisa [loWell, :
sc;di
, as old
woman, living
charged before
sion of a
might 9 remember that a few d
, brooch,widow, stolen from the heuss of pi's' risci
AluntonTower-street,-tshtrheeatv,iSngt. Martin'B•lo .os,,
of No. 40, Queen's-road,lnspector el:aogitnotitnbiS:ti:lhallirt:
Parker, F division, said that his sv°r'pri-
their
three
soner, with three others, was charged a thAt ec'io
on
had been havingcharedty
of
on, but discharged. Since tbe:h bar'
atstoulen t pertol::f di;
glia.ry, and were under remangd. In Bow-street
of
pl-nisnodner, when she was first taken inPto custodl, grit,
found brooch, which had since been ideutified bLyio%
es her property, Mrs. Munton's house ---ptity
been bin•oka
of into on a Sunday night, and a largo Vs
property stolen from it. 4111
Inspector H .
instant ambling, X division, said that on tbeo r
he went to the prisoner's house, NO. 23, l'h°, bad
street, - la
, ge to
any jewellery in the house, and she said "N°• tricle°-
her to get u
suspicionp
othersos sre possession,
up, and asked for her pocket, which she— • be
to 111° be
sealed under her chemise, and on her handing it
liteto
she
from it the brooch produced. Ile asked her
;war got it from, and she said ayoung woman gaire t be
1• He took her to the station, she said tlia" 6 t
man and then
woman, but, that
bought it of a young fora
man's young
me
she did not know the youn•
bill Mrs Priscilla Munton, of No. 40 Quatien's-road, N°ttirttgi
co , identified the brooch as her ro erty, and sacit:'3l:l ib
ntained the hair of her hu I- Pd
Pnd two VIA n a
e 0 °l3°
portrait had been taken out.s an
2 Her house was brok
eother
on a Sunda •
Y night and a quantity of plate an
property taken away. .„iping
Serjeant Urban, X division,said that on 8131"-- a
firs. „,._
n,
.0' ut?to s house he found that the door had
t reed with some instrument. ri-
Inspector Parker, F division, said that wilea I,ll„eciller
Boner was brought to the station last night he a'"" ow
:sign of
she had anything tosayes to how she gut P° site
..„tind the brooch which had been found up', her' t she
did', that a man named Teddy gave it to her, but tlo bits'
not know his other nam anything • aucalt
o or moo
~,„r so
He asked her for what purpose Teddy gave it to """i'oved
-,Fh.trin said for his sweetheart, a young %comae u oa
n 3, but that she knew nothing of Faoni* olea
asking her why she had the brooch con,c
_grit
shout I
Alum° )er,
she
844
''Because you should not find it: l'iii,
sent ti having identified the brooch as her proPer.tY; at
Bow. Hines, 167 F, to apprehend her. In the other 13,4,
4r
manner,
the robbery was effected in a somewhat
doe"'u
'the
ea and, as in the present case, he had 0
Mr. same persons were concerned in it.
Knox committed the prisoner for trial.
231
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A HOUSE OF CALL FOR CADGERS.--GOOrgo ... [loJue d Di
Marya Clarke, 27, and Ellen Smith, 23, were charge
Hewitt saw the prisoners soliciting ularg, in ato
portunate manner, in Princes-street, Leicester-square'
. o 11'
having received some money they all Wen' to
beershop in Gerard-street, Soho, well known 0,3
rderif
douse of Call for Cadgers"--a inst d s.° court
nouse, and the landlady of which was find at 0,016, beer
and there they regaled themselves with a pot 'itt the
purchased with the money they had obtained fr:. and
,allies. Hewitt got the assistance of some coustAbl 0
took the prisoners into custody. 13 viritb"
The pfisouers were committed to 14 days' ea°
hard labour. ode
As soon as the prisoners beard the sentence theYs witli
use of the vilest language and threats, and it
We 0003
getting
difficulty the gaoler (Barnes) succeeded in
into the cells.
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