The Sun.
London, England, 1867-04-09 00:00:00

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at Caledonian .. 100 107 109
st Cambrian
- Cork and 8and0n...." - -
20 Cornwall all 4 6
st Dublin & Belfast June lOO 65 6S
st Dun„Perth,BFAb.Junc lOO 70 72
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st Do. E. Angl. st. No. 2 100 5 7
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at *h. Western 1,0 4. 42 401 40
st Do. S. Val. gait gua. 100 - -
st Do. South Wales
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st Do. Newport lOO 25 39
st LA). efurd lOO -
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et London and Blackwai - -
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25 Mid Kent . - -
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st De. Carlisle - -
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at Scot. N. E , Aber. stock 100 -
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at Shropshire Union - -
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Central • Criminal Court—(this Day).

OLD COURT.
(Before the Recorder.)

William Clarke, lately in the employ of the firm known
as Pickford's, was indicted with embezzling various sum
of money, the property of his employers.
The prisoner had been in the service of the firm for a
number of years, and enjoyed a salary of £l6O a year, with
an annual gratuity of £4O. Tho amount he was charged
with embezzling was about £l4O. The prisoner said that
domestic calamities had led him to the commission of the
offence. He had a wife in bad health and a large family.

The jury found him guilty, and the R .corder sentenced
him to twelve months' imprisonment with hard labour.
Henri Gamble was ind!eted with pointing a loaded
pistol at Edward Edwards with a view of resisting his
lawful apprehension.'
The prisoner on the 24th of March went to the house of
his grandfather, et Mortlake, and on inquiry found he was
from home. He then entered the house, having put on a
green leather mask, and told the female servant, Evans,
that if she made any noise there were other men outside
who would shoot her. The prisoner then went up stairs,
and Evana went out to get assistance, and returned with
Edwards, and as they were entering the house the prisoner
was in the passage, and he then pointed the pistol at him
and rushed into the street. He was, however, secured and
given into the custody of the police. Nothing had been
removed from the house, although a great many valuable
articles were lying about. The pistol on examination was
found to be loaded with powder and shot, but it was clear
that he had never primed it.
The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
The prisoner was then charged with stealing the pistol,
but the jury acquitted him.

Daniel Humphries was charged with stealing half a
sovereign, the property of his employers, Messrs. Saxton
and Warrington, leather merchants.
The prisoner held a confidential situation in the employ
of the prosecutors, and in consequence of numerous de-
ficiencies the prosecutors took steps to discover the thief.
Smith, the City detective, soon found out who was the
person committing the robberies by means of some marked
coins, and he took the prisoner into custody as he was
leaving the prosecutors' house with some of their property
iu hig possession. The prisoner, it appeared, in addition
to his wife and child, was intimately connected with two
other women, and in order that he might- keep up the
deception at home, he represented to his wife that he had
to travel for his employers, and thus he was enabled to
absent himself from her for weeks together.
The jury found the prisoner guilty.
In answer to the Recorder, the prosecutor said he had
found out deficiencies amounting to over £2,000.

The Recorder sentenced him to five years' penal ser
vitude.

Aaron Gardner pleaded guilty to an indictment charg-
ing him with burglariously entering a dwelling house.
The Recorder, there being no previous conviction
sentenced him to nine months' imprisonment.

POLICE INTELLIGEACE.—This Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

STEALING CIGARETTES.—Peter Meyer, cigar dealer, of
26, New North-road, Islington, was charged before Mr.
Tyrwhitt with stealing 3,000 cigarettes, :he property of
Messrs. Theodoridi and Co., tobacconists, No. 21, Leicester-
square. _ _

James Conway, clerk to Messrs. Gabriel, Theodoridi,
and Co., said that on the previous day the prisoner called
and ordered 3,000 cigarettes, to be sent, as be wished
to meet a gentleman in Regent-street, and the money for
them would be sent back by the boy who was sent with
him. He sent the cigarettes by the errand boy, and also
went himself, and when they arrived at a. café, No. 68,
Regent-street, the prisoner took the cigarettes from the boy
stating that he was going in to see the gentlemen, and as
the prisoner did not come out he sent the boy round to
see if there was any other entrance to the café, and the
boy found the prisoner in the act of leaving with the
cigarettes. The boy followed the prisoner and saw him
engage two crossing-sweeper boys in the Haymarket to
carry the cigarettes for him, and afterwards caused the pri-
soner to be taken into custody.

In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt the witness stated that the
prisoner was out of his sight while he was in the cafe.
William Harvey, errand boy to the prosecutors, gave
similar evidence to the last witness, and said that at
Charing-cross:he spoke, to a constable, who followed the
prisoner into Pall-mall, where the prisoner left the cigar-
ettes at a public-house and thou eame out. On taxing the
prisoner with stealing the cigarettes ho said that he had
never seen any.

Police-constable Lynch, 100 F, said' that on being
spoken to by the last witness he followed the prisoner,
who was accompanied by two crossing sweepers, elch
carrying a box into Pall-Mall, and saw him go into two
public-houses with the cigarettes. On coming out he
asked the prisoner what he had done with the cigarettes,
and he said he had not any. lie took the prisoner into
custody, and afterwards went back and received the
eigarettes from the landlord of the public-house, who
said the prisoner had left them to be called for.
The prisoner asked the first witness if he had not
bought the cigarettes at the shop before, and the witness
said he had bought 500 on Saturday.
Sergeant Appleton asked for a remand, stating that
there were about 20 other cases against the prisoner.

at lasten in
LAMBETH.
violently
constable assaulting
said
that VIOLENT ASSAULT ON A POLICE-CONSTABLE.--JOhn Frier
and John Bignall were charged before Mr. Elliott with
duty in
St. George's-road, Newington, when he saw the two pri-
soners, who were very drunk, assaulting a gentleman in
police-constableevg
bWilliameil3too n se, 786 L.
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his carriage. He persuaded them to go away, when one
of them struck him several blows in the face. He then
caught hold of one of them, when the other prisoner struck
him a violent blow on the back. With the assistance of
another constable they were taken to the station.
Dr. Donahoo, surgeon, of 17, Westminster Bridge-road,
said he was driving along St. George's- road in his carriage,
when one of the prisoners struck the horse attached to the
carriage on tho nose, and the other prisoner pulled the
reins out of the coachman's hands and dragged the horse
along.
Mr. Elliott fined the prisoners 7s. each, or, in default,
one month's imprisonment with bard labour.