The Sun.
London, England, 1869-03-15 00:00:00

FRANCE.

ST. NAZAIRE, March 15.
The Trans atlantic Company's steamer Louiziall;
has arrived here. She brings 115 passengers and
13,613,522 flames in specie. Her dates are Ver3
Cruz 17th of February ; Havanna, 22 ; and
Thomas, 27.
Bo URSE, March 13.—Three o'clock.—The alari“rt
closed as follows :

BitalltilranSlla.rveess
............. 282 2;
.--
-- .
End of month... 2a
Mexican Loan ...
.2.! 75
Do. Bonds ...... 156 7a
~.
Spanish Threes ... f), ---
Home Debt......
......4 ...-
Deferred ...... ..•
Cash
Orleans
...
Northern 11621
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern...., 61.81
Western
Eastern •• -
Sardinian
6711'
Austrian
4761
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Roman

per Cent.

End of month
3 per Cent
End of month 7O 85
Credit Mobilier
End of month 283 75
Credit Foncier _1495
End of month —

RAILWAY'

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE—This -1)41

MARLBOROUGH-STREET. _ George
MADA.ME RACHEL AND HER ATTORNEY.--"Alr* hitt
M
Lewis,thismorjnin4,oafndE
an application having been made a
alyaidpltahcaet,
hateteandeedarbaefoernetlgher.p?rtiorwf g:
Joseph Haynes, solicitor, of Palacepli eChambers, St. Jarues' .
on Saturday before Mr. Knox for.
wrote to say a
eguaininnis to Zrngdzet:iotrisjiresit
ofhe the ex parte application havine, appeared in the 13'313%.0
utte(?lly"grijouenwdiele)ss, and mere matter otfhselataidPePr7 ',71;030
Rachel had charged Mr. Haynes with receiving 4
of her money, and the matter was fully it.n°;o
tigated by the Master, who said that the cv.3r7,
and
utterly
against Mr. Haynes was a fiction,
gteroundless. Madame Rachel had thought Pl.
Knox,
cause similar applications to be made hefer
corrupt
ox, namely, for a summons for wilful and .
_s
perjurywitea to be made at Guldhall and Bow-street,
..,175
s(l3ainrh.dertgsouicncgesfso, and had then come to that court' ,-°,3r
Lewis's) object in attending was to prevent u
eo ould
Mr. Tyrwhitt aidi that he was sure the reporters Ng .1.,
take notice of the application, and that he could 055' '7,
understand how it all happened after what he had seen
o'
one of the parties in that court.
NIGHT y Newman, a horse-lreeP°rf
was charged byCAB-HORSES. the Royal—llenr Socicty for the PreventiOlll3 tog
Cruelty Ito Animals with working a horse in ari
state.
Joseph Dobie, officer of the Royal Society for the fil:es-
-0
vention of Cruelty to Animals, proved seeing the
Ins,
attached to a night cab. The horse "had broken lipe d,
blackened over to hide the sores, it could scarcelY et°
and was totally unfit for work. looted
Mr. Tyrwhitt said he supposed such a horse wasse

for night work.
The officer said it was. nclan
Other evidence was given, showing that the do'e--,
was asleep in the cab, and that he had no right to urin;
Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was clear that such a man Was..,as
fit to be trusted with a horse, and also that the hors° "
not fit for work, and he should fine him Va.

Andrews, Elul°
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN A POLICE CELL."' ,
for charged Wl"'
years leading a most depraved life, was ting
being riotous and disorderly, and further with atteMp
hearty young woman, who has W%
to strangle herself in the police Cell. A the
A policeman stated that on Saturday night he fon" 0
defendant brawling in Queen-street Chelsea. She W:,,,5
desired to desist and to go away, but refused, and -
then taken into custody.
the cell byvecrmieasn
A reserve
after the defendant had been locket up he was attracted
a strong, WESTMINSTER.
for
theassistance, police
stationa nd th
es an i dv,
at that ai
iti
fsooriumee
cit irdbtifeB
anotherw woman that she had attempted to commit suint,ei,
fitness entered the cell and found her lying down, bh,,,,1
in the face from strangulation. She had tightly tied sc.',6,
appeared to be a garter round her throat. After seine til
she recovered.
Mr. Selle—Did she say anything A that
Witness—She said she VMS sor : I bad come, 50' -,he
if she did not strangle herself in :IL cell she would in "'-
prison.
Defendant—And so I will, too.
Mr. Selfo—l shall require you to find bail for your good
behaviour for the nest three months.
Defendant, with the most shocking imprecations, do-
Defendant, with
she had made up her mind to destroy hetfolf, 811
would.

THAES. . of
BAD WlVES.—ElizabAh Leo, aged 50, the f. the"
greengrocer, of No. 298, Cable-street, St. Creorge-Lcv