The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-05 00:00:00

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The first divisi:m of the 21 and 31 Dragoon Guards
ernhatked at D,:bUri on Tuesday, on the r mte to Can
terbury, where bath regini,e)t; will assemble previous to
I.avirie. for India. Each of the regiments is 700 strong,
and arranged in three divisions. At 10 o'clock the regi-
ments were drawn up on the esplinade of the Royal
Barracks, and inspected by Gen. Lord Seaton, attended
by his staff. The troops afterwards proceeded to the
North wall, the bands of both regiments playing before
them along the quays as far as Carlisle-bridge. The divi-
sion which left was under the command of Capt. Keene.
Yesterday the troops quartered at Chatham garrison,
to the number of 4,000 men of all ranks, consisting of
the regiments of the Line comprising the Provisional
Battalion, the Royal Engineers, and the Royal Marine
Light Infantry, were marched to Chatham Lines for the
purpose of going through the evolutions of a field-day
The troops of the Line, divided into two battalions ender
the respective commands of Colonel IL Jervis and Lieu-
tenant:Celmel R. N. Phillips, took up their position in
the centre of the columns with the corps of the Royal
Engineers on their right, and the Royal Marines, com-
manded by Colonel E. Rea, on their left. The whole
brigade was then put through a variety of manoeuvres by
Col. W. 11. Eden, in command of Chatham garrison, which
were performed by the troops in a satisfactory manner.
Yesterday morning a mounted detachment of the 11th
(Prince Albert's) Hussars, consisting of 110 non commis-
sioned officers and men, under the command of Captain
J. Miller, arrived at Chatham from Canterbury under
orders to proceed to Hounslow Barracks. The follow-
ing officers of the 11th Hussars arrived with the detach-
ment : —Lieutenat R. O'B. Jameson, Cornet A. B.
Bingham, and Cornet R. D. Napier.
The Clara convict ship, Captain Peachey, Dr. Cald-
we'l in medical charge, arrived at Spitbead on Monday
to embark convicts from Portmouth Prison for Swan
River. She take's out others from Chatham, Portland,
and Dartmoor, and left Spithead yesterday to embark
the latter.

The Dauntless, 33, screw frigate, Capt. Ryder, went
into Portsmouth harbour on Monday afternoon to be paid
off. She was previously officially inspected et Spithead
by Captain Sir T. Maitland, C. 8., for the port admirel,
and pa.sed a creditable muster.

Tile Retribution, 28, paddlewheel frigate, Capt. Bar-
ker, ordered for foreign service, left Portsmouth on Mor.-
day afternoon ; her destination is reported to be China.
The Iris, 26, sailing frigate, is expected to Carry out
troops, if she can, to the same destination.

Gunner and Driver Wm. Gibson, of the 13th Brigade
Royal Horse Artillery, was tried at Woolwich on the
27th ult., by a general court-martial (Lieut.-Col. Faddy,
RA., president); for stealing a post-office order, value
10s., the property of a comrade, and appropriating the
proceeds to his own use. He was sentenced to un-
dergo the punishment of 50 lashes and 112 days' im-
prisonment, The corporal punishment was inflicted on
Monday, after the usual manner, in the Riding-school,
in the presence of the entire brigade to which the man
belongs, with the whole of the prisoners under temporary
nmfincmert at head-quarters, and 20 men from each of
the brigades and battalions forming the garrison, under
the chief command of Lieut.-Col. Montresor. The cul-
pr t had been convicted a short time ago by the civil
authorities of stealing a watch, for which crime he had
suffered a month's imprisonment, and was about to be
dismissed. He will be dismissed with ignominy from the
service.

screw steam corvette Scout bas been removed
from dock at Woolwich to give place to the steam yacht
Imperador, ordered to be completed forthwith. The
Scout has received a portion of her copper only, and has
the whole of her machinery fitted.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—March 4.

OLD COURT.

Dr. Jas. Mitchell Wynne, a physician, and Thomas
Tin]. y, surrendered to take their t►ial upon an indict-
ment which charged them with feloniously cutting and
wounding Mark Berjamin Benham, with intent to do
him grievous bodily harm.

Currie, and on the same day I paid one of them to the
Customs for duty. The other I put into the each-b• x,
which I placed in the iron-cafe drawer. I Lai no oc-
casion to open the box a/ail' till tho worning of the 30th,
and on oo,:ning it I rtissed the note I ha,i put in n the
:28 h. Tie pri•oLer was employed to (Ilan the counting
house, and it i 8 my duty to pay her. Her hu,-,hand is
not in our employment. I di,l not pay the bank-note
to her. We have repeatedly lost money from the cash-
box.

Mr. Chipp, also a clerk in the house, confirmed the
statement of the last witness.
Foulger, 563, said—Mrs. Fletcher pointed ont the
prisoner to me and Bassett, another officer, and I took
her into custody, and told her she was charged with
ha.vi:T stolen a 64 note. She said that she bad picked
up the note as she went to light the gas.
Bassett, 593—1 asked her if her husband knew any-
thing about it, and she said "No, he knew nothing at
all about it." She also said that she had up stairs the
money she had not spent, and she subsequently handed
to me the saving bank book produced and pointed to the
entry of 4/ , saying that that was part of the money. •
The prisoner —I found the note. I never stole it.
Remanded.

SOUTHWARK.—COMMITTAL OF TWO BURGLARS.
—Cornelius Callaghan and William Clark, two rough
looking young felbwa, connected with a gang of thieves
frequenting a low lodging-house in Kent-street, were
brought before Mr. Combe for final examination, charged
with breaking into the warehou3e of Mr. Jones, whole-
sale tallow-chandler, Kent-street, and stealing therefrom
three boxes of sperm candles and other property of con-
siderable value.

George Bensor, 121 M, said that about 3 o'clock 011
the morning of Tuesday, the 24th ult., be was on duty .
in Church-street, near the end of Kent-street, when b 8
saw the two prisoners, with another, come out of a court
adjoining Mr. Jones's warehouse. Callaghan was carry
ing a box, and Clark had a bundle under his arm. M
soon as they saw witness, they all ran off. He called
p dice-constable 126 M to his assistance, while he pur-
sued Callaghan, and after a smart chase took him iota
custody, he having dropped a h x of candles in the street.
After he had secured bun he went back to the proseou•
tor's premises, ar...d went with 126 M into Jones's-build- -
ings, where they found Clark, when tbty were also
secured. After that he turned on his lamp and found a
box of candles lying in the court which adjoins Evans'il
lodging-house, where the prisoners lodged. On examic•
ing the prosecutor's premises he found that the doer
leading to the passage had been forced open and the
warehouse entered,

Police-constabb 186 INT caid he went to the weistanee
of ia,t witness, and took Clark into custody. The third
wan wade his escape.

Sergeant Robert's, 26 M, said be was called to the pro•
secutor's premises after the prisoners were secured and
in the back part which adjoins Evans's loiging-house, •
witness found three boxes of candles which had evidently
been dropped by the thieves. Witness btlieved that
there must have been four or five persons engaged in the
burglary.
William Higgins, foreman to the prosecutor, said be
lived on the premises, and when he went to bed at ten
o'clock he securely fastened all np. Shortly after three
in the morning ht. was roused up by the police, when be'
discovered that the warehouse had been broken into and
robbed of several boxes of candles. He identified those
produced as his matter's property.
The prisoners who declined making any defence, were
committed for trial.

Country Markets.

EDINBURC4II HAY AND sTRIW MARKET

3.
Supplies of all kinds flits," 1,..5t six days again large.
Oat straw, from 8s Od to 104 Od per kemple of 16 stones
trop; wheat do., 64 Od to 83v 6d; barley do., 74 01 to 81
Od. Hay from la to is. 2d.

EDINBURGH MEAL—MA.IImi 3. -
There were in the market today 12 sacks oatmeal, each
weighing 2801 b imperial, which sold at 37s and

DALKEITH MEAL MARKET—MARCH 2. • ;
There were in the market to-day 38 bags of oatmeal, 0
barleymeal, and 0 pot barley. Sales dull.
Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. I Third;
imperial
Barleymeal, per ditto -3 Oil —s Oil —8
Peasemeal, per ditto
Flour, now, per ditto —s Oil —s Oil od
Pot-barley, new, per ditto —s Oil s Od N

DUBLIN, MARCH 3.
Thera Wa3 a stealy market for every description of
to-day. Our quotations of Friday were fully support
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and oats must ba noted Gd dearer. Indian corn dull 11'
possible.

White wheat, 31s 01 to 34s 0.1; red ditto, 29s Od t° 321
01. ditto new, —s ; barley, malting, 16s to 25s 6d ; gti
ing, 15s to 203 6d ; oats, old, lls to 13s ; ditto, never
01 to 15s 01; oatmeal, 13s to 14e 6d; bere, new, 16s to 180
01 ; r Lpe, -d, 30s Od to 32s 01 per brl ; hake's' font, 184
&1 to 253 01 per cwt; Indian corn, 31s 01 to 378 Od 7.‘
480 lbs.