The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-21 00:00:00

POLICE lATELLIGENCE.-7his Day.

BOW-STREET.
EMBEZZLEMENT BY A CLERK. - William Kynaston, Cierl
nthe employ of Mr. Tebb, auctioneer, High Holborn, a

brought up on remand charged with embezzlement.
From the evidence it appeared that the prisoner's dut:
was, amount other things, to collect the rent of certlitl
house property belonging to his employer in various Parts
of the metropolis and the suburbs. In a number of CO
it was proved that he bad received the money and gistehil,
the proper receipt; but he had not properly entered t"i
amount in his own book, neither had he accounted for

in any way.
The prisoner said he had been taken into custody stia;
denly and his books taken from him, so ho had not batis,
opportunity of making up his accounts. He admitted tber;
was a balance against him, but that he had promised

pay when it was clearly made out what it was.
Mr. Vaughan said he should direct the books to be sub
mitted to the prisoner previous to his trial. He W°111,„
however, have no objection to take two good bail to t""
amount of £4O each for his appearance at the sessions.
The prisoner said that he would procure the necesS3ll
sureties.

MANSION-HOUSE

•
THE CHARGE AGAINST THE DIRECTORS OF THE
JOINT-STOCK BANK.—To-day Mr. Samuel G. Finney, t",
manager 01 the English Joint-Stock Bank, Mr. A°31,6
Abbiss, Mr. Thomas Bradshaw, and Mr. E. Mangles, ige,,,"
again in attendance before the Lord Mayor to meet
charge preferred against them of publishing a f°

balance-sheet.
The proceedings consisted mainly of the further e'f
aminatiou of Mr. Howell, the accountant, with a vievisor
showing the purposes to which the money advanced le
the purposes of the bank had been applied, and also
be
amount of interest the deferdants had in the bank.
case was again adjourned.

THAMES,

It!
EXTENSIVE AND IMPUDENT ROBBERIES.— g,
Thomas °,O
a labourer, was charged with stealing lead and brass Ir°.
the premises of Messrs. Wainwright and Gadsden, sug°-
d,
refiners, in Cable-street, Whitechapel. .;otti
Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, conducted the proseoll-hs
and said two other men P
A", named John Sullivan and
Crouch, had been convicted for their share in the robbeTj
and sentenced, one to 18 months, and the other t°

months' imprisonment, both with hard labour.
Police-sergeant Dunaway, 11 H, John Shepperd, C°ll'
stable, 40 H, Joseph Newman, 20 H, and other witnetil
proved that some extensive premises in the occupation
the prosecutors in Cable-street had been robbed of lad
and brass and other materials of great value, that oe
night of the 11th of September last the police officers god
watch, and saw the prisoners Scott, Sullivan, and CO
engaged in the work of plunder, and that on Duil9'`c!e6
examining the roof of 101, Cable-street, he found On b'f,
garden wall a drawer full of brass taps and coPeo
More brass taps and copper rivets were discovered oa °id
roof of No. 105, Cable-street. There was a large st3ree
similar articles in the same house. Sullivan and Cr°ll:,
were apprehended at the time, and tried at the even`l3:
sessions. Dunaway searched the premises of Crollell',
marine store dealer on the night of the 11th Septerabea
and found there 371bs of newly cut gutter lead liu"no-f
the counter. Dunaway took the lead to the ftvio
of No. 101, Cable-street. The nail holes fa f
lead corresponded with the marks on the r,"1,0
where lead had been ripped off. The complicity of "
prisoner in the robbery, and that he threw his cap over
wall while being pursued on the 11th of September,
clearly made out. Mr. Charles Young also called vi'a,
nesses to prove that a large quantity of valuable Pia
perty had been removed from Wainwright and Gadsci°
premises.
Thee prisoner, who has been playing the game 0, -
and seek since the robbery in question, made no defeu
and WS committed for trial.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
STEALING AN OFFICER'S UNIFORM. James Smlth,tof,
vast to Mr. William Patter Lon, club-house prorieW,
No. S, Park-place, St. James's, was brought before 0
fyrwhitt by Sergeant Todman, 4 C, by whom h° '5;O
aken into custody yesterday at Liverpool, charged sc-cr,
obtaining money by false 'Tetanus from his empla
3nd also with stealing some uniform, the property

Captain T. B. Heathorn.
Mr. Patterson said that the prisoner, who was his 5:;
vane, came to him on the 12th and asked him for .£5, 5c3;
ng that it was for Cayot Heathorn, a gentleman residlv
it the club, and, believing the prisoner's statetnOtig
gave him the munsy. On the following day the pri'°o":o
came again to him and asked for £lO, stating that it
Tl'a
for Cayot Heathorn, and he also gave him that sum.
prisoner then left the house, and afterwards he (fir'
terson) found that Cayot Heathorn had not given the'
soner any authority to obtain the money. It°
The prisoner said he had no questions to ask, and t
he was guilty. lisrg3
Sergeant Todman, 4C, said there was another 0
against the prisoner for stealing uniform belong'illl
Captain Heatham.
Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner, and said the 0.—
of robbery could be gone into on the next occasion.