The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-16 00:00:00

THAMES.

ROBBERY OF STORES ON BOARD SHIP.—John Henry
Hughes, aged 16 years, Henry John Schofield, 16, and
Charles Edwin Fry, 19, were charged with stealing 401bs.
of leaf tobacco, two dozen bottles of ale, a tin of biscuits,
a galLn of lime juice, and a pint jar of jam, value in all
£l2 ss, from a store room in the ship Donald 31‘1.Cay in
the Victoria Dock.

Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, conducted the prosecution.
The tobacco and other articles were in bond in the stores
on board the Donald Dl‘Kay, and under customs lock and
key. The prisoners had been at work on the Donald
M'Kay, and had managed to obtain access to the stores
and purloin thorn. After they had committed the robbery
they comm need talking about it, and the principal evi-
dence was what they had furnished against themselves.
Schofield asked a witness named Thomas if he would have
a cake of tobacco. From the store room in the after part
of the vessel where the tobacco was kept two cases were
missing. There were three deposited there and two were
missing. Tobacco was found on all the prisoners. It was
similar to that missing. A police-constable named Geo.
Higgins, 201 K, charged Hughes with stealing cavendish
tobacco, and he said he had had a cake of it from Scho-
field.

Mr. Charles Young asked for a remand, and said pro-
perty in bond for the Crown had been stolen, and the case
was one of considerable importance.
The magistrate acceded to the request of the solicitor,
acd remanded all the prisoners for a week.

EXPORTS OF CATTLE FROM BELGIUM.—From the
report of Mr. Wyndham, Secretary of Legation in Belgium,
it appears that in the first five months of 1868, 22,819 head
of cattle were exported from that country. This was a large
increase on the exports during the sumo periods in 1867
and 1866. 19,971 head of the exports were sent to France.
The export of sheep from Belgium to other countries
was also on the increase. Butter forms a large staple of
the trade between Belgium and England; the amount
exported in the first five weeks of 1868 to England was
4,000,0001 b. Rabbits, poultry, and game aro sent almost
exclusively to England.— Chamber of Agriculture Journal.
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