The Sun.
London, England, 1867-02-28 00:00:00

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treat. Eastern, E. Counties Ex., No. 1, 85
North Eastern, G.N.E., 4 per cent. pref., 81

LINES LEASED AT FIXED EICNTALB.
Hull and Selby, 107

roREIGN ILAILWA. Ye,
Bahia and San Francisco, 11. n., gua. 7 per cent., 121

BAN NZ

Alliance, lim.. 16Z ;
tngloAtiAtrian,
Consolidated. Bans, !lm., 4
imperial ottoman, lim.,
L .na Mortgage Bank or India, lim., tj
Do. 5 pa' cent. Debentures, 1.',61. for 30 years, 81
London and o eatininate,r, 91} 4
Provincial Banking Corporation, lim., 3;
Uhion of London, 45a ff

DOCKS.
London and St. Katharine, 604
lIIISCELLANEOUB.
Anglo-American Telegraph, 151
Atlantic felegrapn,
o, 8 per cunt., 53 50
Commercial Union, Insuran3e, 4 Bk
Credit eoncier itt lim . 31
Fore-street Warehouse, lien., 121
Gen. Credit and Di moonlit, II 4j
Hudson's Bay, ;6}
Imperial Laud Company or Marseilles, 11m., 1
International Financial ,ociety, I in., 21 1
London Financial Association, lim., 71
London General Omnibus Company, limn, 31
Peninsula and Orieut.a item'',
Ditto, new, 63
Te'e rapti Cons ruc. and Mainten., Dm - •
Ditto, diito, 11.
• rust and Loan Company f Upper Canada, 41
Viceray of Egypt, Mortgage, Loan, 7./

TIIE SUSPICIOUS DEATH AT THE LATE REFORM
DEMONSTRATION. —Oa Tuesday an inquest was resumed in
St. Martin's Vestry-room, on the body of a man who was
found in St. Martin's-place in a dying condition on the
afternoon of the Reform demonstration. The man died at
Charing-cross Hospital in a few hours, from extravasation
of blood on the brain, which might have been produced,
according to Mr. Buck, the house surgeon, by a fall or in-
toxication. The body was identified by deceased's brother,
who said the deceased's name was Charles Wynch. He
left home on the afternoon of the 11th instant to see the
meeting of the trades at Trafalgar-square, and was not
again seen alive. The jury consulted for a few minutes,
and gave in their opinion that it was an accidental death.

The Tennessee Legislature has advanced the
Negro Suffrage Bill to its third stage.
A commission of Portuguese generals, consisting
of the Marquis de Sada Bandeira, Balda, Guerra,
and Palmerin, are at this moment engaged in the
examination of the defensive works of Lisbon, with
the object of forming a complete plan of fortifica-
tion for that city.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—This Day.

BOW-SThEET.

Sir Charles Coote, Bart., of Connaught-place, Bayswater,
and Ada Eliza Glover, of Norfolk-square, were brought
before Sir Thomas Henry charged with assaulting Mr.
Richardson, the station-master at the South-Eastern Rail-
way Terminus, Charing-cross.

Sir Charles was fined £5 for the assault and £2 for the
abusive language, and the female was fined £5 for the
assault, or three weeks' imprisonment each.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

CURIOUS CASE.—A queer-looking man was brought
before Mr. Arnold, charged with bagging.
When asked by Poole, the assistant gaoler, his name, ho
replied " Punch."
Mr. Arnold asked him whether that was his real name,
and he said he did not know. He could not recollect his
parent's name, but he was called "Punch."
Mr. Arnold said his name should be put down as
" Punch" then.

James Newby, 16 C, said that he saw the prisoner sit-
ting on the steps of a door iu Piccadilly bogging and re-
ceive a penny, and ou taking him into custody he threw
the penny away.
Mr. Arnold asked the constable whether he heard the
prisoner say anything?
The constable said he did not. lie only saw him receive
the penny.
Mr. Arnold—The prisoner is disebargel