The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

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occa or twice dimly seen in the distance. Some 400
m2,k are left behind in charge of the two guiv, and
what's to be done next no one knows.
Tee effect upon the Chinese has, of course, been bad,
,ceing some 70 men brought in sick, though of that
number but eight or ten are wounded.
The majority of the troops returned on Friday
twill-Ling.
Another correspondent says—
Dr. Turnbull, R.N., attending a wounded man, was
2.avAired, and had his head and hands cut off in no
tine. 18 of the Naval Brigade struck down by the sun.
Chs General commanded in person ; 32 of his men now
a hospital, two captives, two killed, seven wounded, a
sergeant dead with coup de soUil, and all this with no
re,ult !

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY.
The Monitcur publishes the official returns of the
Customs revenue fur the mouth of June, which
anaouat to 19,581,141 f., being an increase of
2,290,709 f. on the corresponding period of last
ye tr. The receipts of the first six months of the
year amounted to 93,339,3171., being a diminution -
of 3,248,142 f., as compared with the same period
,f 1857 :
BOURSE, July 26.—The following were the last
quotations :
IL, per Cents 95 85 Credit Foncier ~. ...... 600
00. end month 96 { Belgian 4.
; per Cent. ..... ..: 68 15 Piedmontese (5)
Do. end month 6B 25 Roman
dank Shares
'relit Mobilier ... 615 Spanish Threes
Do. Account 613 75 Home Debt - 38
RAILWAY &-
Means
S, orthern
New Ditto 760
uyon and Mediteran 7sBi
lew Ditto —
Geneva

-Fon CASH. '
Midi
Western 590
Eastern
Grand Central
410
Sardinian
1 Austrian

LAW INTELLIGENUE.—(This Day )

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—(` LS Day.

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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.)
IN RE W..PARROTT.
This bankrupt was described as a bootmaker, of Lisle-
.treet. Mr. Pearce, for the bankrupt, asked for an ad•
journment, on the ground of the voluminous nature of
tie accounts,prate mineeting
course
wasof
apdrveepratirsatdiofnorbythiMB
morning
oMrnairirgcha,t
,cconntant, of Basinghall-street.
The assignees not objecting, the adjournment was
granted for three weeks, the matter then to be heard by
Air. Commissioner ll.olroyd, The estate would realise
ebout 2001., against 3,0001. debts, and his Honour
ranted a continuation of the bankrupt's allowance till
the day of adjournment.
IN BE ROYAL BRITISH BANK,
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1 11, but as nothing transpired it was supposed that, the
.neetiog had gone off.
IN RE COLLINS.
This bankrupt was described as a jeweller, and came
op upon his adjourned certificate meeting. Upon the
evidence of the former proceedings being read over the
ankrupt objected to some portions, but was reminded
hat he had srgned the evidence himself, and it was noW
oo la. .e to make any objections. It was insisted, upon
;be part of the opposition creditors, that the bankrupt
sas not entitled to any certificate, having run heedlessly
Lao debt upon the very eve of his-bankruptcy, -and- he
aving prevailed upon his landlord to levy a friendly
iistraint. Upon the part oldie bankrupt, it was urged
hat where the,assets were only sufficient to cover the
xpenses of the court, is was usual to throw a great mini
card words at the unfortunate petitioner.
The case was proceeding when we went to•press.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
BURGLARY.—Thos. Jones, of 7, Union-street,Borottgbp
and John Wit Tams, who refused his address, were
charge with burglarionsly breaking and entering the
dwelling-house of Mr. George Spencer, oil and colour.'
man, of 37, Frith-street, Soho, and steali a quantitY
)f candles, and other articles, his property,n og f the value
of 6/.
The prosecutor said he was called from the 041
where he lcdged that morning, in Leicester-street, axis
informed that thieves were in his howe, which be left e,
nine on the plevious night. He went to his shop as"
found Bevel al constables there, and on examining the'fre*
wises, he missed several articles of clothing, so
tros
candles and bru hes, some copper money from the ills
and also a gas branch from near the shop door.
A large quantity of goods were here preduced and
identified by the prosecutor,
Julien Rimer, a closer, occupying a part of the Pre:
mises, said that on going there that morning about ball'
past five, accompanied by a friend, he beard a noise
down the area, and told his friend to look out while b°
went for a constable, and on the constable arriving thei
went into the cellar, where the prisoners were fouade
and some goods tied up in bundles ready for, removal..i
In answer to Mr. Beadon, one of the constables 6141" e:
there was no doubt the prisoners had entered the hoti°,
,y means f a latch-key, and then broken off the lock 01
cue door leading to the shop.
Winters, 100 0, said that on being called to the 10,11.1
as found the lock of the door leading to the shop in
een broken off. He went down into the cellar, and foils:
he prisoners there concealed, the prisoner'. Willis!:
wing at the time dressed in the prosecutor's cloth";
Williams tried to get him down by means of pulliogi4
lis stock, but he gut them into the cellar, where V,.;.0
lams changed the clothes he had on for his own.
,tle cellar were several bundles of goods packed 14
eady for removal.
A conviction was proved against Jones, and it hi eV
petted that other ca-es will be proved against thenl•
. The prisoners, who had nothing to say, were cols°3/?
ted for trial.

THAMES. ....A
SINGULAR APPLICATION RELATING TO A WATCr.• 4,
poor woman came before Mr. Yardley, and stated Ono
nan then in court had been convicted and sentenced
o
~ght months' imprisonment for stealing her buSboli 01
vatch, Tue convicted thiof bad recently come outo
~risen, and had revealed to her the place where 11°,.0%
;,awned the watch and given her the duplicate relf"lie,
o it. She went to the pawnbroker with the duplicli
tnd be refused to deliver the watch to her. t 130
The man who had been convicted admitted that
the watch and pawned it. , - did
Mr. Yardley was of opinion the watch was vests 0
the husband of the woman who made the applicatkis,
and that he would be entitled to a summons. ThePd-i4
oand must attend, and upon his application he vic),;bs
,ssue process. The pawnbroker had certainly no erg
to the watch
A Row IN. THE PADDY'S GOOSE.—Robert Brunlif,
a tall and powerful man, was brought before 0,
Yardley charged with assaulting Mr. George Mattbell
licensed victualler.
The prosecutor said that he was the landlord of She
White Swan in High-street, Shadwell. ado
Mr. Yardley—Which is better known as the Fil-
Goose? 1 orser
Mr. Matthews—Yes, sir. Last night the pr.°- dip
and two others came into my house and made it, of
turbance, and began larking, to the annoyance oh or,
-inaomers and family. I requested them to dpi
0$
tvhich they refused to do, and they began sweari°oool,
;tild abusing me, and said my house was not a cht4oos
and they had a right to do as they liked. I took o°,o
of the house and returned for the other, when tr air
aoner made use of the most dreadful language. Pilo 0
monstrated with the prisoner, who then struck u'dger
violent blow on the mouth, which caused him to fittl/4'spa
and cut his lip. He then collared the prisoner)
gave him into custody. id.
Mr. Yardley fined the prisoner 105..„, which be Pit'
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.—Mary Livoln, an -;03130
woman, was charged with wounding a marl toes
Briant, in the King's Arms public-house, Limeu"'
be
last night. ~,
The prisoner's husband was quarrelling wi'",. ad
complainant last night, and the prisoner vvithoauccor
provocation took up a quart pot and struck tbel otia.
plainant on the head with it, inflicting a deep an
gerous wound.
Mr. Yardley fined the prisoner Si.
_ - 1 t Coil'
Lady Franklyn, of Arctic fame, has arrived 0 „00,
stantinople, but with what especial object is not‘v,knert
It is understood that at the meeting of the st! the
Bank of London, whioh is to be held on Tharsclor of 1
directors do not intend to propose the paynsen„Ote
dividend. Operations, it is stated, have been etaap"o-t 0°
with great caution, and the endeavour has been, liifo.
much to enlarge profits as to preset ve the bank n die
toss. Tim accounts will show a sufficient margin ilsoo°
charge current expenditure, and leave a small bll'"
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to be carried forward.—Herald. Aare;
THE FIRE AT ROTHERHITHE.—The fire which oes'ior
on tne premises of Messrs. Peter Roll and Coa.,h 001
0
nierchaute, Rotherhithe, will not be attended 011",,,-
loss to the firm, as the value of the property des"-07
is fully covered by policies amounting to 20,000/. o,e
1
disaster will, it is alleged, only occasion a slight derias
meat to the ordinary business, inasmuch as a cc; rjcile,,
able portion of the stock is always lying in the goof);
CHURCH-RATE CONTEST AT CHRISTORDROB, PobriPio
—A smart church-rate struggle is going on At .0 Ist
church, in Surrey. A rate of three-halfpeocedoy I►a
pound was opposed at a vestry meeting on Tlatirstt OA
by Mr. Kent, Mr. Hobson, Mr. Ansley reill'as'e-
some other gentlemen, and some hundreds of boo. g *II
held up against twelve in its favour. Thep 01,110400 Ntle
fixed for yesterday and to-day. At the conclui'e 40
yesterday's poll the numbers were : For the ° ' 0
against, 160 ; majority against the rate, 113. cot 'l',
CRYSTAL PALACE.—The second festival C013,.10c0;°,1
Mr. Benedict, and last of this season, will takej 00°70
Friday next, when the orchestra, as before, eves /1,1,4
of upwards of 1,000 perforinerg. Mr. Sims Bee:at ''',,,
give Martin Luther's Hymn for the first ti°3`l,olo
palace, and alb() Pureeles "To Arms," and Nti'f3,,g OA
Pyne s erformances will include her favourite 0% colvi
the "Crown Diamonds." Mr. Best will ttgitio, 0110,
from Liverpool expressly to preside at the °o nor rip
Madame Gassier will contribute, with the °l' ocer p
formers, to sustain the high character of the ,c.a f°1.0%.
Locke's music to Macbeth is peculiarly adaP"-il 10 or
large apace like that of the centre transept, '.4 be 0 re
peoted to be a great success. The choruses 114 Itf.
tamed by the Vccal iii,sociation, now nun3bs'looLi of
than 800 voices. Miss ArAella Groddat'L 03 ore'
Bunedict will as bafc.re, give percrraloc—iiv AP' 14
fu..., ..00
pianoforte, which are so well known and so I, OP
dated. Tickets to be obtained at half-is-or°
be procured by to-morrow at the latest.