The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-15 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-7his Day.

Herbert Reeves, a warder at the House of Correction t
1.1101, covontl eonvintiong ngqinqf prisoner.
Mr. Knox said they could be proved at the sessions.
Mrs. Ellen Prynne, of Shepherd's Bush, having identified
:he purse as her property,
Mr Knox committed the prisoner for trial.

THAMES.
MAGISTERIAL DENUNCIATION Or LEANING SHorS."".
Frederick Charles Ayris, aged 12 years, was brought
before Mr. Benson charged with stealing two chemises
and a pair of drawer; the property of Annie Robertson,
of No. 4, Brighton-terrace, Rhodeswell-road, Stepney.
The prisoner has been in custody several times, and 0
an incorrigible young thief. The prosecutris, dwelling
in the same house as the boy's parents, had lost man,'
things, and on Monday evening last missed from her bed-
room the articles in question. Her father discovered who
had taken them, and upon making inquiries, Mrs. Robert-
son found her property at a "leaving shop" kept by Marl
Walden, No. 11, Catherine-street, Limehouse-fields, ne+►r
Stepney Old Church. The "leaving shop" keeper said
that she gave the boy ls. Gd. for the art'cles, and that b 0
told her a woman named Nash sent him with them for
sale. She never saw the boy before.
James 13riden, police sergeant, No. 4 K, said the gg leap'
ing shops" were numberless in the poor districts of Limn'
house-fields, and were a great nuisance. They were re-
ceiving shops for stolen property, and a greater nuisance
than marine store shops, which were bad enough.
Mr. Benson -It is to me incomprehensible how these
leaving shops are allowed to multiply and exist. The,'
should be put down by the strong arm of the law. The
leaving shops foster half the crime in the metropolis, pia'
ticularly among the juvenile population.
The boy's father said he had only been earning from
Bs. to 10s. per week, and he could not afford to give WI
boy au education.

Mr. Livingston, the chief usher of the court, said WO
were plenty of free schools in Liuriehouse and other place°
where a penny and twopence per week only was charged
for children.

Mr. Benson despaired of any decrease of crime while
leaving shops existed. He should commit the prisoner to
the Feltham Industrial School until he was 16 years of
age, and compel the father to pay ls. 6d. per week for ha
maintenance.

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We are requested to announce that in copse'
quence of the domestic bereavement sustained by hi!
Royal Highness the Prince Christian, the annual festival
of University College Hospital, which has been advertised
for the 20th inst., has been unavoidably postponed to the
23d of June, when. his Royal Highness has graciously
consented to preside.
TIIE DUKE OF GENOA.—The Duke of Genoa
(Prince Thomas of Savoy) has just entered at Harrow'
School. While there ho will be in the family of 3.t
Matthew Arnold, who is residing at Harrow. The young
Prince brings no suite with him of any kind, but he will
be at liberty on Sundays to attend Roman Catholic service
in London.

TILE IRISH CHURCH BlLL.—After consideration
of the amendments which Mr. Disraeli, with the sanction
of the Conservative party, intends proposing on the Go-
vernment Church Bill, Ministers confidently believe that
by Whitsuntide the measure, without any material altera-
tion save, what may arise from concession on their
part, will be ready for presentation to the House of
Lords.—The Owl.

THE EAST-END EMIGRANTS.—The party of 32°
emigrants from the East-end of London left Liverpool
yesterday in the Allan steamer Germania for Quebec.
Yesterday a notification was received at chat-
ham from the Admiralty, announcing that any Of
the hired workmen employed in the dockyard,
well as those recently discharged on the reduction
of the number of hands, after two years' service,
may be considered eligible candidates to be sent
out to Canada at the expense of the Government-
Only those men who bear a good character, are of
sound health, and are provided with a minimual
sum of £2 155., will be deemed eligible. Alreadi,
a number of the workmen recently discharge"
from the dockyard have made application, through
the Captain-Superintendent, to be sent out to
Canada.

Yesterday the 7th Dragoon Guards, at Alder'
,hott, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel
It. Clarke, were inspected and manoeuvred at the
North Camp, by Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir
James Yorke Scarlett, K.C.8., commanding the

DUNVILLE and Co., Belfast, are the largest
holders of Whisky in the world. Their Old Irish Whisky io re
commended by the medical profession in preference to French
Brandy. Supplied in casks and cases for home use or export°.
don. Quotations on application 'to • Messrs. Dunville and Co.:
Belfast; or 4, Beaufortrbuilrlings; Strand, Loudon, W.Cl.••[lO
vertisement.

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WINDSOR CASTLE, April 14.

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The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice,
drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the
Hon. Mrs. Alexnnder Gordon.

Princess Louise walked in the grounds, attended
by Lady Churchill.

Tier Majesty drove in the grounds this morning'
The Queen held a Council this afternoon.
Mr. Michael Costa arrived at the Castle, and
was introduced to her Majesty's presence by the
Lord Chamberlain, and received the. honour OA,
knighthood.

LATEST INTELL rGENC%

HOMEWARD INDIA, CHINA, AND AUS-
'ITALIAN MAILS.
MESSINA, April 14.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Syria passed Messina at 7.30 this morning en route
for Marseilles.

PLYMOUTH, April 15.
The Russian frigate Dinaitri Donskoi, from Rl°
de Janeiro for the Baltic, has arrived here.

QUEENSTOWN, April 15.
The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Nevi
York, from New York, arrived here at 7 toil'
today, and, having landed mails and passengerBl
proceeded immediately for Liverpool. All well.
She brings no specie.

WASHINGTON, April 14.
The appointments pf Mr. John Lothrop Motley
as United States' Minister to Great Britain and Mr•
John Jay as United States' Minister to Austria
have been confirmed by the Senate. Mr. Freeman
Morse has been nominated to the post of Consul
in London.

BOURSE, Ail FRANCE.
pr 14. F—Three o'clock—The market
closed as follows
per Cent. lOl
End of month
3 per Cent
End of month 7O 821
Credit Mobilier
End of month 268 75
Credit Foneier 1535
End of month

Bank Shares 2850
Ital'an Fives 56 20
End of month — II
,
blexican Loan -s
Do. Bonds
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
, Deferred .
RAILWAYS.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET,
AN AMATEUR DETECTIVE.—FIenry Thornton, a young
man, was charged before Mr. Knox, with :stealing a puree
containing money and stamps from the pocket of a WV
named Prynne, while in Oxford-street.
Wm. ~herer, a young man, said that while in Oxford"
street, lie saw the prisoner place himself be"
tweon two ladies, who were looking into a ehoP
window, and suspecting the prisoner he watched
him, and saw him place his left hand in the
lady's right hand pocket. He told the lady to remeil
where she was, and went after the prisoner, who ran down
Green-street into Marlborough-mows, close to the station+
where he turned round and showed fight, but Richard
Kent, a constable of the 0 division, being at the station
came up and took the prisoner into custody, the prisoner
at the same time throwing the purse under a van in 010
mews.