The Sun.
London, England, 1868-09-10 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 10.
The Moniteur of this morning states that at the
Camp of Chalons, on Tuesday last, numerous ex-
perimental trials of artillery were made in the pre-
sence of the Emperor. The infantry were also put
through some manceuvres, at the termination of
which the Emperor left the encampment and
inspected the corps of ambulance and other military
establishments. Ilis Majesty met everywhere with
a cordial reception.
A review of the troops in camp will take place
to-day.
BOURSE, Sept. 9.—Three o'clock.—The market
closed as follows :-
4i. per Cent.
End of month... Ital'an Loan
3 per Cent
End of month 7O Mexican Loan ... 23 50
Credit Mobilier
End of mouth... 288 ••• Spanish Threes
Credit Foncier ...1437 Borne Debt
End of month... Deferred •
Cash
Orleans ... 910
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern...
Western

RAILWAYS.

Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard 415
North. of Spain
Saragossa
Roman 39}.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.--THIS DAY.

AIARLBOItuUGII-STREET.

OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULTS.—Lewis Ford, a rough-
looking young fellow, describing himself as a
labourer, and residing at No. 110, Whitfield-street,
Tottenham-court-road, was charged before Mr.
Knox on a warrant with assaulting Edward and
Caroline Greener, residing at No. 31, Bolsover-
street.

Mr. Greener said that on the 25th of August he
was coming through Fitzroy-
square, and a little in
advance of his wife and a female friend, when he
saw the prisoner and another man coming along,
and, as he noticed that they were drunk, ht walked
on to the kerb to avoid them, and as he was doing
so the prisoner gave him sueh a violent blow under
the ear that it knocked him into the road, and his
arm was injured. Before he could get up he
saw the prisoner striking his wife, and she fell to
the ground, and was much injured, her eye being
blackened and her mouth cut.

In answer to Mr. Knox the complainant said he
knew nothing of the prisoner before, and that di-
rectly after the prisoner had assaulted him and his
wife he ran away, accompanied by his companion,
and although he followed him, and told a police-
man, the prisoner succeeded in escaping, and he
therefore applied for the warrant.
Mrs. Caroline Greener gave similar evidence to
her husband, and said that the prisoner struck her
in the eye and mouth, and she fell, and in falling
her head was very much heart, and she became in-
sensible, and did not know anything further that
occurred.

In answer to Mr. Knox,
Mrs. Greener said that all she had done to the
prisoner was to take hold of him while he was
striking her husband.
Hannah Harding, a young woman, gave some-
what similar evidence, _ _

Sergeant Smythe, 31 E R, said that in taking the
prisoner into custody last night he at first said
that he knew nothing about the affair, but after-
wards said that he was guilty, and that he had two
or three others with him, and was drunk.

The prisoner said he was very drunk at the time,
and that if he had done all that had been said he
was very sorry.

Mr. Knox said that if the prisoner had been
brought up for some trumpery theft he might have
been sent to prison for twelve months. The
prisoner without any provocation had knocked
down a woman and rendered her senseless.
lie would show the prisoner that women were not
to be attacked in such a way, and he intended to
make an example of him. He should not deal with
for
re
tphraitsohneeroufogrht to be committed for two months,the assault on the man, although
but should commit him for Six months with hard
Assaults Act for the
laasbeoauurltuonudetrhethfeemAagleg.ravated

THROWING DOWN STAIRS. —Ann
Taylor,o,
No. A WOMAN6,Barrett's:buddings, Soho, was
charged before Mr. Knox with violently assaulting
the same house, by
The injured woman was unable to attend.
Mary
throwing A n
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Eliza Banting,
it aFmprpoeartehdetehvaitdethnecetwoof waovimietnnerad been drinking,
that some words took Plate between them, and
that the prisoner, with the exclamation of " You
seized the injured
oldwom—an, ainld'vethrgeowt hyeortidonwonw's't'airs.
Binsted Webb, an officer of the C division,
provedsenli-co findingsemi-consciousness,
e etshse injured b
,
a her to the Miiddle-
sex Hospital, where she now remains in a pre-
carious state—the surgeon stating that she was
suffering from concussion of the brain.
inireciWoman in a state of
tools
Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner for seven days.