The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-10 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE-77tis Day.

• THAMES. 0
EMBEZZLEMENT BY A LAUNDRESS.—Emma Do Si"-I
' laundress, aged 22 years, of N 0.28, Wilson-street StePl3f'
„
was brought before Mr. Benson charged with felord°",corl
embezzling various sums of money she had received ''-of
and on account of Mary Ann Sinnott, her emploYert -
No. 2, Regent-street, Stepney.
The prisoner had been employed in the double capacity
of washerwoman and messenger to the prosecutrix. °e ro
nd
was no fault to be found with her in the first capacity, to
it was admitted that she rubbed every article of linellmit
first rate style and made good use of the soap and P°17,",,-0
blue. As messenger she was entrusted with the collect'
of the washing bills, and she had turned out veil di:;
honest, and had not accounted for a good deal of r0°_,134,
she had received. She had received £2 9s. since 01P:0
mas, and had appropriated the money to her own I,ll'r
Some other sums received before Christmas had been 'ilhe
posed of in a similar manner. Mrs. Sinnott wel't,„-rg,
round of her customers who have been returned as debwi,
and ascertained that they had paid the prisoner. She bt‘i ,
nutted her guilt to James Howlett, a police coust%:
N 0.461, who arrested her, and she now pleaded gu"
y
and said she intended to repay the monehid
Mr. Benson said she was a very bad
w.oman, who 0
robbed a hard-working person. Ho sentenced her to Ore
months' imprisonment and hard labour.
FIT SUBJECTS FOR REFORMATORIES.—SaMUEI 1 %11
aged 9 years, was charged with being concerned ;"
another in stealing a pair of trousers, value Os. 6(1•,:ro01/0
et,
outside the shop of Mr. John Dicker, 100, High-ogoe
Poplar. The case was clearly made out, and Mr. Bens
ordered him to be detained in Fulham School of Inclu°-
i
for five years.
George Phillips, aged 13 years, was chargad with stei'lo;
ing a pair of goloshes, value ls. 3d., from outside thel3tbbo
No. 89, Limehouse-causeway. He was seen to coraroit
robbery, and the property was recovered. Ile was et) t
nutted to the House of Correction for 14 days, and
that to be detained three years in a Reformatory.

ACTION FOR TRESPASS.—On Tuesday an action for
pass was brought by Mrs. E. Frewen Turner, of foldr f
Overton, against Mr. Tailby, the well-known master °Of
hounds. The case was heard at the Oakham , ,
Court, and, inasmuch as it was proved that due IP2tILi g
the objection of Mrs. Frewen Turner to her lands
hunted over had been served on Mr. Tailby, that gentbe
man was fined £2 in each case of trespass—X 6 in all.
..--,,er
rule is thus laid down that no land can be hunted ".
without the consent of its occupier. r Oela
Prima Donna, when going well and leading •-•8 tol
over the last fence for the Birmingham Grand 14'e„ her
Steeplechase, fell on her head after landing, and bro„";rbo
neck. She died almost directly afterwards. Ward'
was riding her, fortunately escaped serious injury. the
PARIS AND CHANTILLY FIXTURES.—The dates °•00:
Paris and Chantilly Meetings have been fixed as f°ll°d 9,
—Paris Spring, April 11, 18, 25, 29, May 2,6, $O,l 26+
Chantilly Spring, May 16 (French Oaks), 20 Wl%O
(French Derby.) Paris Summer, May 30, June 3, 6'
6. The Grand Prix de Paris will be run on Sunda
June 6. i,„r
GEORGE FORDHAM.—It appears that the total nul33%itts
races he has won from 1860 to 1869 is 1,173, and the 1.00
of the stakes £275,827. His highest number of 3'613:00
in 1862, with 161, and his largest amount of stakes' vioci
1867, with £52,027. The only time within this 13-1015+
that he was beaten in the amount of stakes won 11 foot
jockey was in 1863, by T. Chaloner with £24,079, ango,s3o,
Fordham's £17,835, and in 1866 by Custance with •P'
against Fordham's £24 135. ~5110
CORNWALL, Monday 3 p.m. —A fearful 11a°' 9
erli
has been raging in Cornwall since last night, and -enoro
to be increasing in violence. There are various rora-too
of disasters on the. coast, and it is feared there aat
much ground for the statement that there have 1100
least three wrecks, resulting in loss of life. Themiali
will soon be ascertained. House property has cer—itioo
sustained great damage, and the continued heaq rer
are doing immense mischief. There is a very larg Lire
tent of low-lying land under water, and the 040
rapidly increasing. The rivers are overffowing their ,90

' in all directions. -
frOo
EMIGRATION STATISTICS.--.The emigration o
the port of Liverpool during January was 3,225 P'f:°the
of whom 2,412 sailed in 16 ships, under the Act, t°
United States. Of these 1,221 were English,
357 Irish, and 667 foreigners. Of the 10 short t 5"" to
were to the United States with 635 passengers, t of
W°
9 "
Victoria with 49, two to the West Indies with ad -
• II 2,
to South America with 70, three to Africa with 3
4, the
one to China with 20. The total emigration
o'o, of
month was 239 less than in the corresponding ra°
last year.
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3IARLBOROUGII-S TREE T.
ASSAULT ON A WlFE.—James Halleran, a tailor, resicl.„4
at 79, Great Titchfield-street, was brought before O.;
Tyrwhitt on a warrant by Jeffrey, one of the warra°
officers, charged with assaulting his wife, Anne Hallerso.
The complainant, a meek-looking woman, said that ea
Saturday night the prisoner came home and abused be:
and then seized her, shook her violently, and pressed he
throat very much, and he afterwards made a kick at het
la
but instead of kicking her he kicked the baby she 11°1
her arms.

In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the complainant said al:
prisoner was not sober, and was always very quarrelsolg
when he had been drinking.
The prisoner said that he did not kick either his vo`e °t
child intentionally.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said that some persons in their cupsTl
very dangerous, while others were quite the reverse an
very good fellows. The prisoner would have to find °IIe
bail in .£2O to keep the peace.
CAUTION TO CAB PROPRIETOILS.—henry Carter, a cab
proprietor, of No. 18, Vernon-street, Hammersmith, 14.01
peared before Mr. Tyrwhitt to answer the complaint of
the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
.1"
mats for working a horse in an unfit state.
After hearing the evidence of Inspector TemperleY
"
Simeon Sell, two officers of the society, to the effect tP
the horse was lame in all four legs, had several 501:ie6
about it, and was quite unfit for work, andfurther that "e,
ea
fendant had first said that ho had had the horse destroyed
and then that he had sold it, Mr. Tyrwhitt fined the de'
fondant 40s. and costs.