The Sun.
London, England, 1869-07-21 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, July 21.

An Imperial decree, dated yesterday, appoints
M. Rouher President of the Senate for the session
of 1869.

A meeting of the members of the Tiers Parti who
signed the interpellation was held yesterday, when
the following resolution was unanimously adopted
"The signitaries persisting in the views and prin-
ciples laid down in their proposed interpellation
adjourn until the re-assembling of the Corps Le-
gislatif."

BOURSE, July 20.—Three o'clock—The market
closed as follows :-
41 per Cent.
End of month... —Fan Ifiveg 55 30
3 per Cent
End of month 7l 821 Ottoman Loan 327 50
Credit ISobilier
End of month — Spanish Threes 30 25
Credit Foncier —1612 Dome Debt —
End of month... Deferred 2B 70
Cash

RAILWAYS.

Orleans ... 9571
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern__ 6lBl
Western
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa.
2
Roman 5O

53
570

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-7his Day.

MARLBOROUGH- STREET.

ROBBERIES .&';.;lXllO2EL.—Cleorgeif:ylor, formerly'
porter in the employ of Mr. John Og'e, proprietor of the
Grosvenor Hotel, Park-street, Grosvenor-square, 105
charged befcre Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing about 18 15s,
the moneys of his master, and also with stealing £2O, the
moneys of John Andrews, servant at the same hotel.
Mr. Ogle said that the prisoner, who bad been his porter
for about thirteen months, absconded on the 25th June'
having broken open a desk in a private room and taken
from it two bags containing about £8 15s. in silver. •A•
few days after the prisoner had gone away he sent bite
(Mr. Ogle) a letter admitting that ho had broken open the
desk and taken the money, and stating that he was going
to have a trip in the country for the benefit of his health,
and that he would while there drink his (Mr. Ogle s)
health.
In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the prosecutor said the desk
was broken open with a chisel.
Wm. Cane, 35 C, said that on approaching the prisoner
in Pall Mall yesterday, from a description he received fronl
Mr. Ogle, he denied that his name was George Taylor,
but on the way to the station he said that he had cool"
mitted the robbery, having had some words with 31r• ogle,
and having had something to drink on the day of the
robbery. r9th
John Andrews, porter to Mr. Ogle, said that on the
inst. ho missed from a drawer in his room £2O in note°
and gold, the drawer being always kept locked.
John Cook, 133 0, said that at the station the onsri
admitted taking the porter's money, stating that he climbs'
over the railings, dropped into the area, obtained a ecru'"
driver from the tool-box, and then opened thedrawei Wl`o
it and took the money. The prisoner also said that the;
was a cash-box, but as he did not think there was Inuchl
it he Pit it in the coal cellar.
Cane said a small tin box belonging to Andrews virso
found at the prisoner's lodgings No. 19, Wych-street.
The prisoner was committed for trial.

THAMES.
ROBBING STEAM-TUGS ON THE RIVER. —William Tar'r"
ner, aged 20 years, of No. 2, Grove-street, Poplar, vr ate
men's apprentice, and James Walls, 19, a labourer, of 14°.
14, St. Ann-street, Limehouse, were brought up on New
mend, charged with stealing a large quantity of proPurti
from the steam-tugs, called the Paul Pry and the 1101;e:b.
Bruce, on the river Thames. On the night of the I`.
instant Mr. Daniel Smith, an Inspector of Thames Poll;
and his boat's crew were on duty upon the river 00 t
City Canal, Poplar, and fell in with the prisoners hied
small boat. They stopped them and found some clot'
in the bottom of the boat. The prisoners were also Wt
ing other apparel under their own clothes. The pro Peri;
was identified by Mr. Samuel Schooner, the master of 1,
Robert Bruce, the first and second mates of the Paul Fl.";
oe°
and others. The Thames police described the prit3o
as regular associates of waterside thieves who had be
in
T h ctody before. aid
use
prisoners pleaded guilty, and the magistrate e
they had committed very serious robberies, and had g°l3.,
out at midnight to prey on shops and boats and steal AN;
thing they could lay their hands on. Ile sentenced the
to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. ri
The prisoners had some of the stolen property
ta
100
them, and the magistrate ordered that it should be
from them and their own .substituted, which vas il32lll°'
diately done.

WESTMINSTER.
Hennessey,
DEPREDATION.—MichaeI Connor and rriligh.
stealing boyshYalfa
bushel aboutof 14
potatoes, years
voladl,uewere2 s . 6cdh.a,rtgbeedg:ol do-
of John Cotou.
Douses
The prosecutor, a gentleman, resides at Clifton of
Old Brompton, to which is attached about two acrecsuit
land. The prisaners and others have stripped Lis
fruit
ee
cl
rees, currant, and gooseberry bushes, as well as dr9to 6' get
up and stolen his potatoes. To do this they 11,i-half ft
over a 10-foot wall, and yesterday they dragged UP by
bushel
of potatoes, part of which were taken aW3Y-
three boys, wLo escaped. ll t°
They botlht
had beaustatedth thrown there,attheyclimbed over the Fad to
get a cup
but aPPegTpo-
have a perfect knowledge of the number of trees an
tato
Mes that we re there. el 6 •
pay 55., and 20.
Mr. Arnold ordered them each to
damage, or 14 days.
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