The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-25 00:00:00

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own person, hPs borne the insults which have been
offered to every Englishman.
The rescript which gives permission to Watt to
return to England is thus exprei-sed :--
"His Majesty our Lard, baying been iaormed tha,
the English engineer, Mr. Watt, is still in the hospital
is this capital, and tbat Una medual men have not
been able up to the present time to f >nu a decided
opinion on the state of his health, at the same
time reporting well of his general health, having
learnt too that the Grand Special Court of Salerno
considers that the proces in which Watt is implicated
should be prosecuted for all the other accused, and haf•
admitted the accusation independently i f the said en-
gineer, who for the present has been excluded from the
proceedings now pending, which decision has been, and
still is being execute.l, his Majesty, wi-hing to give n
proof of deference towards a euject of her Briiannic
Majesty, has deigned to permit that Watt may return to
England, or to his own country, where he may receive
such care and assistance as circumstances way require."

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.— (This Day.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

UTTERING A FORGED CHEQUE.—Edward Boncher, a
respectanly-dressed man, was placed at the bar before
Mr. Bingham, charged 12 obtaining a coat by means
of a forged cheque. from Mr. Benjamin, tailor, No. 74,
Quadrant, Regent-street.
George Jorden as,istant to the prosecutor, said that,
on the evening Of the 2d of March, the prisoner came
into their shop and asked for some clothes. Alter a short
time he said he would have a coat, which witness served
elm with, the price being 2/. Bs. He pulled oat a
cheque for 71. 103. saying he had no other money, and
asked me to cash it. The cheque was upon the Joint-
Sc. ck Mutual Banking Associate, in Leicester-square.
Witness asked him several qnestions, and the prisoner
t •ok away the coat, and was to call the next day for the
difference after deducting the price of the coat. The
prisoner wrote his name oe the back of the cheque. The
cheque, which was drawn by Richard D. Brown, of
S. merset-house, was returned by the banker, marked
"no effec s." Information was given and the prisoner
was taken custody.
In answer to Mr. Bingham, the witness said prisoner
uever called again after obtaining the coat.
Charles Coie, 317 H, a very active detective officer,
-aid he •ook the prisoner into custody in Tennyson-
street, Lambeth. Told him it was for obtaining a coat
from Mr. Bet jamin's, of Regent•street. The prisoner
said he would go with him. He said he had the cheque,
nut did nut know it was forged. He said Mr. Brown,
of Somerset-house, gave it him at a clothier's, in the
Strand. On 6carchina. his lodgings found three dupli-
cates relating to coats, but no coat. He gave his address
Cheapside, hut he had never lived there. He after-
wards found him out in Tennyson-street, and their took
kin.

The pri-onf r said be received the cheque as be had
stated trom Mr. Richard D. Brown, of the Admiralty,
Sumersei-house.
The pri,ontr was remanded hr a week.

THE PRETENDED ITALIAN CONFERENCES.

Yester day Mr. J. B. Langley, the manager of the
Morning Star, a penuy paper, attended before Mr.
Healy, at Bow-st:eet, to prefer a charge of obtain-
lug money under false pretence; against a person
calling bim•elf Alex. Vitalii.moßorromeo, who had
been suinmoued, but did not appear to answer the
charge.

Shaen, the complainant's solicitor, applied
for a warrant to apprehend the deftmdant. He
stould ',rove that Borromeo called on the manager,
and stated that he was in a position to furnish re-
ports of the meetings of certain Italian delegates.
He r ffered to supply the " copy" at a certain price.
Tue offer was accepted, the copy supplied and in-
serted, and the m. ney paid.
Circumstances led to
suspicion, and inquiries were instituted, in which
Mr. Laugl. y was a,,icted by two Italian gentlemen,
ti.e Cavaliere Gal'enga and the Count Arrivabene.
The result of rhosb inquiries was that the reports
were entirely fictitious, and that the who'..e affair
w,rs a hoax.

Mr. Henry ordered the information to be taken
and a warrant to be issued for Borromeo's appre-
honsioli.

TAB BANK OF ENGLAND.

1858.—The following is the House List of Governors
and Directors of the Bank of England for the year en-

suing, viz. :

FOR GOVERNORS.
SHEFFIELD NEAVE. Esq., Governor.
BONASLY DosasE, E-q., Deputy-Governor.