The Sun.
London, England, 1868-10-14 00:00:00

REMARKS.

Barometrical pressures have increased since yesterday morning at
all stations—chiefly in the north. The greatest difference of readings
reported is only OT2in. At northern stations temperature has
diminished, and is there generally low: in the south it continues
rather high. Winds yesterday were light and westerly. Very light
winds are reported this morning. Fog continues in places. The
weather is fine in the north, but generally cloudy on other coasts.

SUICIDE OF A DYER.—On Monday an inquest was
held at Halifax on the body of Thomas Milner,
slop dyer. On the previous morning he was found by his
wife lying dead outside the house door, with his throat cut
from ear to ear. fie had inflicted the wound in the middle
of the house floor, and then staggered outside, where he
fell, and was found. During the last three weeks he had
been drinking heavily, which ended in delirium tremens.
Verdict accordingly.

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HER MAJESTY.

BALMORAL CASTLE, 0 c

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise,
Prince and Princess Christian, Prince Arthur, and
Prince Leopold, and the Prince and Princess of
Tech, attended Divine service at the parish church
of Crathie.
The Rev. Dr. M'Leod officiated.

Their Royal Highne3ses the Prince of Wales and
the Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied by Prince
John of Glucksburg, and attended by Lieut. Col.•
Keppell and Mr. Daig, went to the Holborn thea-
tre last erening.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—This Dag•

MARLBOROUGH STREET.
DISORDERLY GENTLEMEN AND THE POLICE.--41r•
Alfred James, gentleman, of No. 15, Charing'nr°;
Mr. Frank Hard, gentleman, of the Tavistoe7
Hotel, and Jane Taylor, a well-dressed female, of
Grove-place, Brompton, were charged with be:
having in a disorderlymanner, and James and Ibru
were further charged with being drunk.
Jeremiah Mead, 33 C R, said that a little after
one that morning he saw the two male defendant°
at the top of the Haymarket, in Piccadilly, with a
number of prostitutes and two soldiers with them'
As the defendants were making a great disturb'
ante he requested them to go away, but they re-
fused to do so. He got the defendants at last t°
go away, but they returned and interfered with
every one they came near, by pushing against the
passengers, and they went towards Regent-street
and picked up the female defendant. The male
defendants then became very disorderly, said thei
were connections of Sir Richard Mayne, an
as they were drunk and would not go away, he,
with assistance, took them into custody.
In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the constable asici
the female defendant was not drunk.

The male defendant said he was persuading one
of the gentlemen to go home. He declined to d°
so, an altercation took place, and the constable the°
came up and took them all to the station.
Police-constable Squire, 24 C, proved seeing the
male defendants with six prostitutes, and on telling
them to go away they refused, stating that they
knew Sir Richard Mayne and all the A division 01
police.

Mr. Tyrwhitt—Did they mean that they had been
in custody before ? (Laughter.)
The constable went on to say that he afterward°
saw the male defendants with about 100 prostitutes,
when they said they would do as they liked, and e 5
they were drunk they were taken to the station.
James said he knew nothing of there being 10
prostitutes present, and the constable said that there
were nearly 200, then 100.
Police-constable Portch, 38 C R, proved seeing
the female defendant trying to get the others away'
and hearing the male defendant making a great dis-
turbance and talking loudly about their connection
with Sir Richard Mayne, the A division of pollee,
and Scotland-yard.
Mr. Tyrwhitt discharged the female defendant'
as she appeared to have been trying to get the
other defendants away, and fined the male defelY
dants 10s. or seven days each, at the same time,
stating that they could appeal to Sir Richard
Mayne if they thought proper.

THAMES.
MR. PAGET AT THE LONDON HOSPITAL.—Vi°
morning at 10 o'clock Mr. Paget, the senior magls'
trate of the Thames Police-court, attended the
London Hospital to receive the statement on oath
of James Buckley, a cooper, who was stabbed 11
man of colour, named Felix Victor, on Saturday
morning last, in Ratcliff Highway. The magistrate
was attended by Mr. John Pyer, the chief clerk'
and Mr. O'Dell, one of the ushers of the court'
The prisoner, Victor, was brought from the House
of Detention by Inspector Gee of the R divisic°'
The magistrate having received an assural
from Mr. Clouting, the house surgeon, that
the patient under his care could give his evidence'
and that he was somewhat better this morning.,
Mr. Paget :proceeded to his bedside in the Deve°'
shire-road, and the wounded man having been
sworn by Mr. O'Dell, the second usher, stated
with great composure—My name is John Buckley'
I am a cooper, have been lately residing at No. 8,
Perseverance-plaPe, Rateliff-highway. On Saturday
morning, the 10th of the present month, I was la
the Hoop and Grapes public-house. The prisoneri
was in the music-room. I saw him come in an
go out again. I was in the street, and 013
prisoner pulled off his coat and said to me'
" Feel my,muscles." He also said, " Can you fight;
put up your hands." He said, "If I hit you it Nil'
be sudden death." I burst out laughing, and 13.°
sparred over right at me. He had his knife in 11°
hand, but I did not see it then, and he struck ule
on the left side below the ribs, and I felt I Nab
stabbed. I followed him a little way, and the":
fell. Then he ruu away in the direction of Sbo‘a:
well Church. I knew the prisoner before.
the man.

The prisoner, on being asked if he woul3 351
any questions of the patient, said he came fr°llla
China. The wounded man insulted him, all
on Saturday night, after leaving the PrilOci
sian Eagle public house, he asked him to stand
something to drink, and on his refusal'
do so gave him a blow on the ribs, and rao:
a loud hurrah at the same time. He had not stvlic'
Buckley before he struck him. Ha took ou-t 111.4
knife with the intention of just pricking him oil tl3°
leg. Another man struck him, and he saw °id°
upon one ; this is not fair ; that won't do;
was going to prick him, when the wounded 013ri
made a rush upon him and received the knife v 11
belly. The wounded man had a girl with 13101 a
the time.

Mr. Paget said the prisoner could make his stated'
ment at another time, and asked him if he Viotll
put any questions to the patient.
Victor—Did you not strike me ?
Buckley—No, I did not.
Prisoner—What time was it?
Buckley—Half-past twelve or a quarter to o 00
Saturday morning.
The Prisoner—Had you a girl with you. "It tl3O
time?

Buckley—No, certainly not.
The deposition was then read by Mr. Py .er an
signed by Buckley, and the magistrates ar is O 1
cers retired. The prisoner was remanded. for
week.

ITM SANDWICH ISLANDS.—The reported sii
of the south-eastern shore of Hawaii is confirmed. "---e
same occurrence was observed at Poit Hilo. 'Ph .0 Sub;
sidence at Hawaii in some places was from three t U f°--0
and in others from six to seven feet, while at lli 10 t'-0
greatest subsidence noticed was eight inches. Ad v ices
the sth of September state that in Hilo, Pura arLd gan
from one to five earthquakes occurred daily. Ganda er'''as
smoke was arising from Kilanan, though but little fire 0';
visible. Oscillations of the sea at Hilo on the 14t1 15V0
and 16th of August were remarkable. For thr, je ,
the sea rose and fell from three to four feet every to

minutes.
SHOCKING DEATH OF A PAUPER.—Last ev
Dr. Lankester held an inquest at the Islington Wor;'40111
on the body of James Dowsett, 56, an inmate, vrtio die,
suddenly on Thursday last. The evidence showed :that °-
the day in question deceased wai sent to the caled.ooll-
road with a parcel, and on returning by way of LivaP°°;
road, he became tipsy by drinking wino out of a gutter, "
liquid having escaped from the King's Arms vaults
moans of a pipe, which had burst. He fell insensibly, °-
the ground, and was speedily removed to the 1-7n1013;
where the chief nurse, by means of a pump, extracted he
pint and a half of port wine from his stomach, and
died in a few minutes afterwards. A verdict of "
nzat
from being poisoned by alcohol accelerated by a fall" Spas

returned.
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holders of Whisky in the world. Their Old Irish Whisky is
commended by the medical profession in preference to French
Brandy. Supplied in casks and cases for home use or eg)°r,
lion. Quotations on application to Messrs. Danville and
Belfast; or 4, Beattfort-bttildings, Strand, London, W.O La
whim:neut.]

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