, 1865-03-20
London Hurcl1rI<s-.-Exr!a of
Aoyy they Occur. BIZ Punch.

The English papers chronicle two daring
robberies which have taken place in London.
One in 11ich dwelling was entered in broad
daylight aud badly r1undered, and the other
q jewe]ry store protected by iron window
shutters and steel sIeeted doots, which was
broken into in tho night and robbed Of
2o,oD worth Of jewelry. Both houses were
situated On public beats where the watchmeu
passed and re-passed Tor ought to- every ff
teen minutes. The policemen declare tha:
they heard no noise and saw no burglars.
The London comic psper, Punch, explains in
sly way how the burglars succeeded so we'll.
Many robberIcs committed in American cities
which escape the notice Of the police, may be
satisfactorily explained in similar manner.
Says Punch:
,1sqF Trar. 6sEE q ps: Axo
AoAddr, P. u.-On my beat Saw little boy
taking sites at me-. Pretended not to sec HIN.
cauch hisa one; Ordered happle woman to move
on. Told crowd generally 70 move on. Bought =
few wa,nras OF stall woman, kusts not much ae-
count thts season. Only TWO good ont OF twenty.
&c s9sed the lsne nnd of m
Mary. carut make that bout. Shall Keep hye
on suspicious partys tu Uniform, as goes tiown nn-
force but knows what cusans Is. Ho w1a, u green
Hafrtct eti1f. No one cum. Oh uanne nv hown
Grsen ttieet ma Snug street. on dooty. 80 wot ] md
deeert ny Hanuc! No. The two mex streets isa
quite a. poesibe:- A solger If the ORE Garde Red
ap m.-still err an SO Is The ojns soigier. Their
dsess atnt no crate thing as beste our elHcrs. He
comes hont- Hanne beEens me hin. l cum.
| Extract from Polite Constable Wink's Note
zu<sdag, II r. H-on NJ beet in the City.
Narsty cold nicht. Mles Jene, ns minds the house
1T Vctketf. the Tnilnt'e DIDN'T coMe hout Tor tho
lecr, as usual. Hold. Kcp ehnzp look hout for
| her.
dodee Found o'es Il te nS shniefs Is
A parry can look through and see. Thort I eaw
Jsne en- tic door step Of yeskct's, Worn't her.
1oyter.. Wont have 10 1oytrinr. Moved in n on. H.
| Cold night Torked to nan wiIh hot che.nuts as
wcs coin ome. chesnuts not good this ere,
1s-Nar.ty might. Moved on another ouelies
| poor Stood in doorway. hoat o the wind. Sor
James lte IN yesketa. 20 happy lite r. ees to
1Fayseil, F w1eh p wor with Nancy has 1hadore
1s::o 4. n.-Warked to the corner of the street.
Looked up and dowp. NOBODY s79n'- Wsn: 70
hout. He'sttI''
Extract from Tuesdays Newspapes.}
burglary Of tbc most aadacious character was -
found TO have been committed yesterday At No. %
Snug strict Pim'ico 1t the hou.e Of III. snoozen,
light. There are ordinarily two serTauts In the
house; but one It appears had gone out on IN er-
rand, having the otnef up stairs dressing. The
thieves hroke open valuahle desk, ranaacked the
curboarae- reca1ed themselves with some OF the
"rcs ou,nits of pss I'd dc. aaaa1 aa1 sesp
with their plundcr. They must h1ye stayed at
least half an hour in The house, md the dauage
done could not have bteQ effected without co1sfd-
SCRABBLE NOISE Detective Potter has examined the
pre1niRce and declares himself unable at present
10 come to any conclusion. Vigorous measures
have been promptly takcn, md tcIcErnrn has been
eent to every police station. statfnE the nature OF
the theft. Police Constable Smlrke, 4 l0s, IN
whoee "beat'' this hes. saJs be csn,t 1nake ont
how this could have escaped his vigilance. as in
the course OF his duty he up and dbwn the street
every quarter OF IN hour.
Extract from Wedne.day@s Paper.
DAKISG AND EXTENSIVE RoBEERF At Mr. D1-
xoKp's, TEE CLEHRkfED JEwELER's.-Last
night. between the hours OF eleven and one, Mr..
Dimond's shop was broken into, and jewe!ry to
the amount ofseyeral thousand pounds distracted.
The Iron rife had been wrenched oper, and the
strong iron chests literally smashed to PIECES
Thir could not have been effected without eoosid-
cradle pQiee Mr. Dimond's shutters and doors
are perforated to allow the policeman on du-
t. to look In egetx quarter Of an hour. as BE- IL
| passing On duty The gas ts kept alscht In the
chop, md renders every thing plainly ylaihle
through the several speftures. Police constable
Wink WIS Oh Guty taat night at the time stated,
b, aytrs that though be kept the uzual watch mp
On the place, he neither heard nor saw anything
| calculated to excite hfe suspicious. Telegram.
have been sent to all the Police Stations Stating
| Stodee has INFINITELY examined the prem fses This
experienced officer has expressed his opinion. that
| in hia own mind he has no doubt whatever but
| tlhf robbery haH been committed.