The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-22 00:00:00

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AN INCOURIC aT wi:s: IN Cr.T%L Y.
John Touut.y, :t notorious river thief, Was brought be
bro Mr. Pagot, cOargol a illi t•toaling 1.21 b. of bJilt., the
propel ty of Jane s sod ott.ers, Loot a barge call, d
the C.iroline, o:, the rive,. .s.

Mr. r, lha.u, soreitur, star ,d Li:v. the prosecutors were
large dealers iu Lu les a id matilleo, ai t th 4,t on t:le
t the Caroline, hideu with a cArgo of ',Ales, was in the
1).c!, and was actitiliy taken u tt into the river
iur the purp.J,e of pluu tering tit cargo. On the same
,lay A.:ikrsen, a Thailes poi see -e.instable, saw
the pri.o.ier and utti.:r lads vu ho.ir.l the Caroline,
off the Lrouswie: pier. They lifted up a !arpaulin cover-
ing 110 cargo, sod two of the boys teak away several
handsfull of bones from the hold of the barge, and handed
them to the prisoner, who car i. d them to. the shore.
Tho prisoner was about to ri tarn for another lot, and the
officer took him into custud:, and seized the bones. An-
dersou confirmed the statement of Mr. Pelham, and sail
the prisoner Lad boeu in. custody 30 times, and had often
been convicted cf unlawful p is-ession of property, and
other offences. On the lu,t u:casion, when the
prisoner was at that cou. t, he wai sentenced to three
months' impris mmeht and LIM labour, and to receive 20
stripes on his back with a birch rod.
The prisoner, in defence, said 1 di I not take the bones
out of the barge; I knew the, boy that di t. The bones
were tahen out of tbo bArzo b_fure he went dom. to the
p'er.

Mr, l'a,;et ssi.l ho should not again su izznarily conv:et
the priso-er, and that 111 had too 10 zg 11 p. eying 01
ilia float7ng pripiffty on tti rhanies. Thu ptis 11,,CA
c zreer nzu.st ezt I. Tilt; property is this ca :(3 Ir.ts
mid ho should coaunit the prisoner for trial.

ANGLO-.-4111;111CAN (AVIV P.:RSITI BOAT

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(BY TELEGRAPH.)

OXFORD, T ursd eq.
Mr. Tinn6, President of the University Boat Club, has
received the challenge from America to row a four-oar
race in August from Mortlake to Putney, an•t Las accepted
it in accordance pith the decision of a captain's meeting
held yesterday.

NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

On Tueslay evening the members of the Navy
Club dined together at Willis's Rooms, King-street,
St. James's. The president of the evening was Vice-
Admiral Sir A. Milne, K.C.8., and General Trollope
was the visitor.

The following appointments have been made at
the Admiralty :—Lieutenant Reginald H. Thorn-
ton, to the Excellent; Lieutenant Hugo L. Pearson,
to the Scylla ; Dr. John Cotton, staff-surgeon,
additional, to the Royal Adelaide, for the Revenge;
Dr. Belgrave Ninuis, assistant-surgeon, additional,
to the Royal Adelaide, for the Revenge ; Dr. Al-
fred G. Delmege, scting assist.-surg., additional, to
the Royal Adelaide, for the Revenge; Henry S.
Clarke and John D'Oyley Harris, midshipman to
the Royal o.k, as supernumerary; Cornelius W.
,\l'Dertnott, paymaster, to the Hibernia ; A. R.
Mends, naval cadet, to the Royal Adelaide, for the
Revenge ; and Frederick Tower Hamilton; nomi-
nated a naval cadet.

Bank of England Returns.

An Account, pursuant to t
cap. 32, for the week ending

he Act ith and Bth Victoria
Wednesday, April 21, 1869.
P AILTMENT.

ISSUE DE
Notes issued m.. 00,894,125

Governmt. Debt..Cll,ols,lCt
Other Securities.. 5,981,90
Gold Coiu and

Bullion
Silver Bullion

£30,e9-1,125
BANKING D
Proprietors' Capi-
tal .£14,553,000
Rest
Public Deposits
(including Ex-
chequer, Sav-
ings' Banks,
Commissioners
of National
Debt, and Div.
Accounts 4,955.413
Other Deposits 17,592,278
Seven Days and
other Bills 485,0-10

.00,801,125

Goveruint. Sem-
, rities(including
Dead Weight
Annuity) 415,020,798
Other Securities 17,370,006
Notes 7,256,175
Gold and Silver
Coin

£40,783,005
GEoli,

I £40,783,005
IE FORBES, Chief Cashier.

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