The Sun.
London, England, 1868-05-18 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, May 18.
The returns of the voting in the Department of
the Ariege for a deputy to the Legislative
Body have been received from all excepting
23 Communes. According to these returns out
of 37,857 registered electors, 26,794 voted. Of
this number 16,810 recorded their votes in favaur
of M. Denat, the Government candidate ; and
6,560 for M. Anglade, the Opposition candidate.
BOURSE, May 17.—Three o'clock.—The market
closed as follows :-
41 q Cent.

pe
End of month... —•— Ital'an Loan
3 per Cent
End of month 69 45 Mexican Loan ... 20 50
Credit Mobilier -

Spanish Threes 371
Home Debt
Deferred ......
Cash
Orleans ... 870
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern—. 577-7k
Western
Eastern _ .

End of month... 280
Credit Foncier ...1470
Ead of month...

RAILWAYS.

431
6671
380
70}

Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spaiu
Saragossa
Roman

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-THIS DAl'.

MA.RLBOROUGH-STREET.

A FATHER AND SON CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
AND RECEIVING.--Thomas Manton, a young man
in the employ of Mr. Tubbs, brushmaker, of No. 14
Berwick-street, St. James's, was charged before
Mr. Knox with stealing some brushes, the property
of his employer ; and Thomas Manton, his father,
a greengrocer, Stanley Park-row, Fulham, Iva°
charged with receiving the same with a guilty
knowledge.
Mr. Frogett, of Argyll-street, appeared for tha
prosecution.
Police-constable W. Cane, 35 C, said that on
Saturday afternoon he saw the younger prisoner
leave his employer's shop and join the elder priso-
ner, and give him some brushes. He followed the
elder prisoner, and asked him what he had got
under his arm, and he said some brushes, and that
his son had given them to him, and that his soli
worked at Mr. Tubbs' in Berwick-street. He told
the prisoner that he should take him into
custody, and he did so, and handed him over
to another officer, and afterwards went to Air'
Tubbs, and saw the younger prisoner, and on asking
him if he knew about the brushes he said he did lint'
He told him that he had seen him give the brush e°
to a person he believed to be his father, and then
took him to the station. He afterwards went to
the elder prisoner's house, Stanley Park-row, rill-
ham, and, in company with Mr. Tubbs, found five
chamois skins, seven sponges, thirteen spoke
brushes, and other articles, all of which he produced?
and which were identified by Mr. Tubbs.
Mr. Tubbs, brush manufacturer, of Berwick"
street, identified all the articles produced as lii
property.
Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner, and refused
an application for bail, Mr. Frogett remarking that
a number of duplicates relating to brushes had been
found in the prisoner's possession.

THALIIES.
A DANGEROUS FELLOW.—Thomas Allpricel
labourer of drunken and dissipated manners ,111,
appearance, was charged before Mr. Benson with
assaulting John Mayes, a boy.
The complainant is a working blacksmith,
42, Edward-street, Stepney. On Saturday nigh,
the prisoner was intoxicated and misconducti°l;
himself in Catherine-street, Limehouse. A nurche
of urchins were bantering him, hooting and yellil3g;
and also laughing at his antics. The complainall,
who was passing, took no part in this unseat:li;
disturbance, but as he happened to be unfortunatt3
passing, the prisoner fixed upon him, the only in •r
cent person, and after belabouring him with a 131131
of boots belonging to his grandmother, which t 0 _
boy was carrying, he threw him down three Woe;
and severely injured him. The boy's bead 03

cut. ta
The Prisoner—The boys were throwing stone 9

me, and I only shook him.
The complainant—He took me by the hair of 1)31
head and threw me down.
Sarah Lock, of No. 77, Catherine-street, 13:
looking out of window, and sav the prisoner sei°
the boy and throw him down three times. Sb° r 3;
claimed, " You brute, to serve poor boy ill to
manner."
Mr. Benson said the prisoner wis a drunken Ilee
dangerous fellow, who made hiuself a onis9nf
and a danger in the public streets, Ind the 1301° of
the neighbourhood expressed their sentireents.o
his disgraceful conduct, as boys generally do/ 00,,
very rough manner. He fined the arisoiler ot,
and iu default of payment ten days U:1100111° •
(1, clief
The annual regimental dinner of the k,rena
vilio's
Guards is appointed for the 2d of June„tt
Rooms.