The Sun.
London, England, 1868-10-21 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 2.

Iler Royal Ilignuesa the Crown Princess of
Prussia went to St. Cloud, yesterday, to visit the
Emperor and the Empress. Their Majesties will
return the visit at the Louvre Hotel to day.
The Moniteur of this morning says :
"The Plenipotentaries of the Governments of
the six States bordering the Rhine have signed,
on the 14th instant, the Rhine Navigation Conven-
tion, as recently revised, together with the regula-
tions and protocols thereto annexed."

POLICE IN7'ELLIGENCE--This Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

A GENTLEMAN FALLING AMONGST THIEVES IN

THE ITAYMARKET.—EIIen Harding and Catherine
Foster, two prostitutes, were charged before Mr.
Tyr whitt with stealing, in the Haymarket, a gold
watch and scarf pin, of the value of £lB, the pro-
perty of Mr. Michael O'Brien, gentleman residing
at No. 4, IVestbourne-grove.

The prosecutor was first charged with being
drunk and incapable, and fined ss.

Police-constable Francis Attwood, 186 C, said
—About half-past one this morning, I saw the
prisoners coming up the Haymarket with a drunken
gentleman between them. Knowing Harding I
watched them, and when within two yards of Har-
ding I saw her put her hand into the gentleman's
waistcoat pocket, and take out his watch and
chain, and at the same time Foster put her
hand into his trowsers pocket. I seized both
the prisoners. A crowd got round us, and I thought
Harding passed something. Another constable
came to my assistance, and when we got to the
Regent Circus Harding threw something away,
and the constable picked it up—it was a gold pin.
We took the prisoners to the station, where they
were searched, and a gold watch was found on
Harding.

Jeremiah Mead, 336 R, said—The last witness
asked me to take Harding to the station, and I did
so, and while going along she threw something
away, which I found, on picking up, to be a pin.
Harding—l acknowledge it fell from my cloak,
but I did not throw it away.
Mrs. Charlotte Cane, female searcher at Vine-
street—Harding said she wished she might be
struck dead if she had any property about her that
did not belong to her, but I found upon her the
watch.

Mr. Michael O'Brien, of No. 4, Westbourne-
grove, said—l had been dining with some friends
yesterday, and Ido not recollect what occurred. I
had my watch and chain with me, but I recollect

othiug else. The watch now produced is my pro-
perty, and of the value of £lB. My chain, of the
value of £l5, was taken from me.
Sergeant Shillingford, 4 C, asked for a remand.
with the view of proving former convictions, which
was granted.

THAMES.

CONVICTION OF A TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.—John
Smith alias Benjamin Allen, a ticket-of-leave con-
vict, was brought before Mr, Paget charged with
attempting to pick the pockets of sonic Dutch sailors
in Rateliff-highway.
Police-sergeant Robert Smith, 47 K, said that
the prisoner was summarily convicted on the 2d of
August, 1861, and sentenced to tea days' imprison
went and hard labour. On the 18th of April,
1862 the prisoner was convicted of felony and
sentenced to six months' imprisonment and hard
labour for stealing a coat out of a dwelling-house.
On the 22d of April, 1863, the prisoner was sen-
tenced to ten days imprisonment and hard labour
for felony; and on the 15th of July, 1863, the
prisoner was convicted at the. Central Criminal
Court for highway robbery and assault, and sen-
tenced to six years penal servittline.
Mr. Paget committed him to the Uouse of Cor-
rection and to be kept to hard. labot..lr ior three
months.

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