The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-22 00:00:00

BOMBAY MAIL.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 22.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steal°
Poonah and Tanjore sailed at 9.15 yesterdal

morning.
The former may be expected at Marseilles °:
the 27th inst., and the latter at Southampton 5130°
the morning of the 6th proximo.

SOUTIIA3IPTON, Feb. 22.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's stem'
Syria, with the heavy B imbay mail, has arriT
here, with 18 passengers, £2,552 in specie, and 7".ie9
packages of cargo.

GIBRALTAR, Feb. 17.
The British bark Blenheim, 48 days from Nevi;
castle, was burnt on the 9th inst. The crew Rena
landed here on the 15th.
Exchange on London, 498 to 4; on Paris, 5.18
Madrid, par.

FRANCE.
BOURSE, Feb. 19.—Three o'clock.—The warkei
closed as follows :-
41 per Cent.
End of month —.
3 per Cent
End of month 7l 471
Credit Mobilier 298 7:1
End of month 295
Credit Fonder _1622 50
End of month..

Bank Shares ~ 3010 6
Ital'an Fives °
End of month --, 50
' Mexican Loan .. 2.9
Do. Bonds
„,
Spanish Threes --
Home Debt
Deferred
Cash
...
187 i
9921
622 k

RAILWAY

Orleans
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern.... ,

Western
Eastern • .
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Roman

595
585
511
6581
4781

POLICE INTELLIGENCE--This DO'

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
STEALING MONEYS BELONGING TO A LODGE.--alf, °f
Balchin, senior trustee of Court Lord Clive, No.
Oif I,9°"d,
the Ancient Order of Foresters, held at No. 231, °'1)1
street, was brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt on a warrOto
Sergeant Maveety, N division, charged with stealing "
sum of £585 the money of the Lodge. eel
Mr. Charles James Mackenzie, of No. 37, Harmful-s"c a
Kingsland, secretary of the lodge, said that the lodg°-1:(1
some money invested in the New Three per Cents"ere,
the prisoner, who was the senior trustee and sub-s,ci to
tary, had £5O given to him, which he was to 31.' or
£.5, divided on the stock and interest, but tw°,.l,
three meeting nights passing, and not seeing the rod
soner, he made inquiries at the stockbrokers, and fo°,ep
that tho prisoner Lad nut invested the
and on the other trustees going to the bank the! '° It'
that the prisoner had received the dividend, and it Acttisii°s
that the prisoner had left Lis lodgings, previowlY 51,-tiot
off his furniture and saying he was going abro:..d• lie
night while with the officer he met the prisoner, 141°
was taken into custody.
,„ pri'
Sergeant Mavetly, 43 N, said that cn telling
soner last night that he should take him into custeuY ',l
00
the warrant he made no reply, but at the station ae
ho had not the money, he made use of it, and was Iv
to
sorry. He also said that he made use of the ni,"°'d
go into business, failed, and had no money. Ile Li,°
ask for a remand as he had not been able to get the l'`-
sary witnesses in attendance. gis r
The prisoner, who appeared very dejected, i"
=tided.

WESTMINSTER.
SUBSTANTIAL JUSTICE. - Jesse Wren, a cabdriver' iv'
charged with drunkenness, furious driving, and serious
jury to a hard-working woman.
,layt
Police-constable 335 B said that at eleven o'n,c'e he
whertea
je
night he was on duty in lupus-street, Pimlico,
saw the defendant with his cab. Ile was driving v. Asti
rate of ten miles an hour, and ran over a woman, wb°f on
obliged to be conveyed to the hospital. Witness o
the defendant was drunk, and took him into cost
Ho hurried away after he had caused the accident. the
Prosecutor asked the magistrate to be lenient With
accused.
geBteti

Mr. Selfe said it was very kind of her, and Sigi:oo'
that as she was a poor woman she should be
pensated.
The proprietor readily consented, and gave bet ce•
the defendant was then fined 20s. for the public Ole-

THAMES.
A COOL THlEF.—Thomas Townsend, aged 29 YearE4 6s,
Anglo-American seaman, was charged with stettlitt6t vie
the moneys of Carl Gratz, and Bs., the money of '°-°
Witz. Agiur
h All the parties were dwelling in a German A 4- 111
tiouse, No. 26, Cable-street, Whitechapel, and the 'the
trousers
e the prisoner abstracted two half-crowns ft° oe
users pocket of Gratz, and one shilling from tbedt: of
sere pocket of Witz. When they found their. ifs:diobrdir
communicated with Mr. Heinrich Druer, their w'
rabe°'
who at once suspected the prisoner. He was 8-s;,,beS•
but nothing was found in his pockets or about his tqo
His boots were removed from his feet, and in °lf 0,0
half-crowns were found. The prisoner immediatey,isero
to Gratz, "I have got it. I took it out of your tr,°—
pocket3fr last night." The shilling was not recoverca-
. Paget sentenced the prisoner to three mouth° '
prisonment and hard labour. SO.
DEATH IN THE Dom—Henry Death, aged 36, c,,01e,
Victoria-terrace, West Ham, Essex, sawyer, GO' )""'
26, of No. 7, Jupp-row, Stepney, farrier, and 9rost
more, of 36, Wall-street, and 3, Abbey-road, bott%i°ll.)oll
t
Ham, were charged with stealing, on the 9th las"' ° 9,41
20 felloes, 12 spokes, a pair of pulley sides, and
planks, the property of Mr. William Acocks, 6030; Geo-
chant, in the Horseferry Branch-road, Batcliff, an'ster
Steele, the elder, 50, of Lawton-cottage, JupP-r°°'
ney, was charged with feloniously receiving the 100°
h e well knowing it to be stolen. f Vied
Mr. Charles Young and Mr. Pelham solicitors, cle-efae4
the prisoners, against three of whom a stroll; Pl'ill4lt
case was established. With 1;61
Death and Cadmore were seen loading a cart
on Mr. Acocks premises, and the younger Steele wastopes
ing. The wood was found on the elder Steele 's Prce. sfai
but the evidence that he had a guilty knowledge °'
rather weak. et a t°
Mr. Paget remanded all the prisoners, and consen
take bail for the elder Steele. bs
Bail was offered for Death.
Mr. Paget said he could not part with Death' and
must go to prison.

Mr. Joseph Bates, engineer, borne on the '7714 or
I
of the Indus for disposal, was tried on bur- 0
on board the Royal Adelaide, at Devoupo f rt, °the
charge of drunkenness. Captain NaPier'„°;i '3O
Lion, presided over the Court, and Air.
°
Eastlake officiated as Deputy-Judge-Ad,,oer
g
The charge having been proved, the Pr"-ty'zi
was sentenced to be dismissed from her aies

service. rally be'
ARMY AND NAVY SAVINGS.—It gene.- I sr,
lieved in well-informed circles that the saving Wbiell r
ial
Childers will propose to effect daring the finsoc.
of 1869-70 will be from £900,000 to a million sierlia'-bicli
is expected that the saving in the Army Estimates, 'vr 000
are
.now nearly completed, will be something v°
million sterling.—Army and Navy Gazette. ; Wed
ILLNESS OF TIIE EARL OF GLASGOW.--it 'S !,-do
is
that the Earl of Glasgow, who has been for some t—itiors
full health, has had an aggravated attack of inclie°
within the last few days.