The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-28 00:00:00

BOMBAY MAILS.

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SOUTHAMPTON, May 28.
et
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam
Poonab, with the heavy portion of the 1:305°,0i
mail, arrived here this morning. She brings lj.
passengers, £3,669 in specie, and a general cargo

FRANCE.
BOURSE, May 27.—Three o'clock—The U 1
closed as follows :
per Cent.
End of month — Its Fan Fives •J,
s per Cent
End of month 7l 90 Mexican Loan . •
Credit Mobilier
End of month... 255 Spanish Threes
Credit Foucier _1620 Home Debt..
Eud of month... Deferred

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U :ILWYS.

Orleans
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean ...
Southern--
Western
Eastern e•
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Roman

C;a•li
Vl7l
1080
950
• 6
b7Bl

500

POLICE .INTELLIGENCE.-71eis pall.

MARLBOUG-STREET.
CARRIAGE ROBBERY.—OR GeorgeH Chandler, a low
l'i
young fellow, and a well known thief, was charged vrti
Tyrwhitt with stealing a silver card case, the Pr°'
of Mrs. Clyke, of No. 7, Saekville-street.
Thomas Hunt, a coachman, said that yesterday ";"( or
he was waiting with his carriage for the proseeetri:oll
posito Parkins and Gotto's, in Oxford-street, when
the prisoner take the card case produced from nil„s‘l6 not
in the carriage and take hold of a shawl. He 011`-i)01
to the prisoner, who made off with the card 094'
dropped the shawl. the
Police-constable Loosley, 46 C, proved pursnill°
dor

prisoner and seeing him entering the house No. 7, rrYAIP,O
court, St. Anns. Having borrowed a light he 'merit,- 00
into the kitchen and found the prisoner concealed 1%0
kitchen On taking the prisoner into custody lie sAiicive
if he (the constable) had not had a light he would
broken his neck down the stairs.
In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt,

lock il3 the

The constable said that although only five o'ck
afternoon the place was very dark.
o°4'l
Barnes the gaoler said the prisoner had bee°
times in custody. OP
Loosley said the prisoner had been tried at t--
he

Bailey, and sentenced to six month's imprisonment.
The prisoner was remanded.

HAMES. THE MUTE AND HIS DEFENCE.—Joseph Brent, it to e
lore, who is deaf and dumb, was charged with sergi—g.le'
John Foster, his uncle, and others. The prisoner ofoii
t
oxicated yesterday evening, and went to the house °,
uncle, an old man, and knocked him down. 'llltiltd
,e
sonar's aunt went to the assistance of the husband, ""tteit
knocked her down. Several others who came t° roo,
assistance shared the same fate. The prisoner 001'1
a-muck and struck at every person he met With
some one tripped him up and secured him. oter
Chandler, a police-constable, No. 117 H, havieg A tise
preted the evidence to the prisoner by signs, ho 0;0,
of some very expressive pantomimic actions ItPre ti"
e ,d p
his sorrow fur what he had done, and that he shot',
ue
an enemy into his mouth to steal away his WO' 06
would not get drunk any more, but with every retfillof,°'
morning make a vow to refrain from strong drinitg'
honour, and assist his dear relative, and cherish tl'e
of his bosom. s44teo
t
His uncle said that he was a good and steady 011-4.pcx'
sober. The first wife of the prisoner was a veil re id
able woman, but since the prisoner had been 3331'r'4.00'
second time he had given way to intoxication and elle/
A well-dressed and comfortable-looking vlolllB.ol°ll
stepped into the witness box, and said—l can seti
the second wife is also a respectable woman.
Mr. Paget—No one has said she is not. You
second wife ?

The woman—l am, sir.
hii -03
Mr. Paget —You must do all you can to keel' 840
fortunate husband of yours sober. He is a'-
when drunk. He is remanded for a week. ~,,eif:4;
The prisoner again delivered himself earnestly t
and asked for mercy. He was told by Chandler th volf
case would be mercifully considered, and he wade
and withdrew with the gaoler.

WESTMINSTER.
A DituNKEN CLERGYMAN.—Mr. George JAI', °sli;
Warwick- street, Pimlico, a clergyman, was charged
being drunk and incapable of takin care of billoelf. ziPt'
nt Jaes Mackennany, 220 B, proved finding the den:
ir:
unk and incapable iu Vauxhall Bridge-road'
luito drunk, without fear of mistake
George Butcher, 109 B, the reserve man at the
said he was very drunk, and smelt strong'y of li
I(3'Let
Defendant said Le had been suffering fora
ly
time from nervous deLility, and that was what the -l)
°
lied mistaken for drunkenness.
Mr. Charles Sager and Mrs. Poole, the defendant s
lady, proved that he Lad Leen very ill for a lengtl,olodoce
at:t.l single glass of brandy and water would Pr
drunkenness; Mrs. Poole said further that 110 w$
yo terclay. n for Lis
Mr. Selfe said his illness was all the less csols" ,
conduct, without having regard to his position ""
Lie should fine him ss. for being drunk.