Page
12 13 1868.
sill also subject the
or forwarded as an
ntents thereof must re, seated or others bection.
the general regula st will apply to the these regulations, in interruption to the letters, a Packet of is necessary be kept Mail by which, in ould be forwarded. Postuaster General any Packet, pattern, rein, to be forward- sions, will be final
its tie transmission.
my article likely to
of any
the Mail Bage or Officer of
the applicable to the
cket
contaming any he stopped; and not Articles such as Occasionally posted reau detained as
letal bores, porce vegetables, bunches biante, spurs, knivce, picees of machinery
ments, samples of samples in glass acide of various opper and steel unfectionery of all
W. MITCHELL, catmaster General.
Moe,
1868,
ESPATCH.
Yokohama--Per H. to-morrow, the 14th
SHIPPING.
FALSIA
B. B. M. gau-boat,
, April 3.
Brit. ship, 780, Den-
S, Ballast.-Borneo
RED. gkok.
NGERS.
Messrs Guere.
REPORTS. erine reports that she
be 29th Jan,, with Mr. country. Arrived at
Feb., and left to go
the 4th Feb., while uring croixed after pi-
th Mandarin junks;
1st Mar, wont round
li, and different bar.
On the 9th, captured
ns) off Nankin Island
on to Sippus and
| vi-
be 12th captured one
and 800 towa, one
the rate muster, and
ed the junks and pri
ius at Ny-chow; after
ew days went on to
on leaving the latter
pi, before arriving at
led and but three
crews inland,
lowing them up fur
Aine several Didat lavə, red to the ship and
detained there
ether; visited the
ນ
for
the city
returned to Hoihow,
visits to the Manda
dus with the perfect
w on the 3rd for passage up had N, E. ather, latterly violent arrived at Macao on els, and Hongkong én
Piary Cross, from Sai- ther and light winds twp daya, when had heavy tea. Ships in
ing for Hongkong, Un-
e, Chinaman, Deeifoot
Adeline, from Shang- eather, light variable lays, than had squally
ng and heavy rain, then
rival in port
Vila de Rivadasis, from weather and light wind had steady wind from 2.port.
e Cap Ning Moon, from
first part of the passage
E.N.E. wind till Cape
co to lat, 20.20 Nylong
ht: S.E. breczenj thed
arrival in port, pe
Henry Hailing from fine weather and light
Macclesfield bank, had poke the British barque fiek bank on 7th April
Ason, from Saigon, res
nd light variable winds
long 114.8 E., when and lightning and beavy.
for 24 hours, when had wind from N.EE..
esh breezes from NE
at Lema Island at 8 pm
No. 1515-APRIL 13, 1868.].
TO CORRESPONDENTS,
we do not huild ourseless re posible for the cross the put our legs te grues, but opinions of our corresponden ́s.
All communications addicssed to this paper must be accomptait by the wow of the seuler, not nece varity for publient, but - a quarantee of quod faith.
KONOKONG, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1668,
AMA SLANDER REFUTED,
THE CRINA MAIL.
Our columns are up to ull who wish to govenied by the minute provisions of an completo the table, the Mint is sheww as mean that the giri kupt by defendant was business. But the plaintiff's knew uething over, as it is, by a distinguished lawyer, Amongst the miscellaneous itas which unfortunate, hie Worship did unt surely peared Mr. Yates transacted M. Despecher's law-officers of the Crown and sanctioned Revenus for the year being $859,103.92. The girle such as the one in question were ordered certain repairs and necessaries, and Order in Concil itself framed by the yielding $13,705.45, the sum total of being brought up for the purposes of proof that. They only know that Sir James titution, because such we not the caso. Anderson, as Captain of the Great Bastern, by an Act of Parliament), and subject, in its decisions, only to an appeal to the Establishments" absorb $428,831.90. not trusted so delicately as
Under the head of Expenditure the purobased as lacusehold as wight be. The of those relating to the present claim) by but were that the bills wars pail (with the exception Privy Connel, will dismiss with a smile. Pensions, revenue services, administradotendant was now in a worse position than the Secretary of the Company. On a review the ranting falschoods about unqualified tion of Justice (exclusive of establish had the full penalty heen previously impos of these facts the Court held that the Own olicials, instructivas ooroposed by mants), and charitable allowances accounted for assault.His Worship said he would ere had not transferred the possession of the THE CZINA MAIL," and the last resort in cases of for $18,381.02; Hospitals, for $10,663.90; fine prisoner £ù, and order her to find $180 vessel to the Charter, so as to got rid of
injustice"; but it is well, at the same Police and Gaols, for $0 1,675.56, while security to keep the peace towards tho their liability for the necessar time, that a public contradiction should the flint is debitol with 815,766.88. children stone would be retained, and, the Joares Anderson to the plaintifs as the necessaries ordered by the next The the Master und not on this account be withheld. The Worksaud buildings figure for $74,842.06, children would be given him Ayes and rails were supplietl. A decree was, there writer, in the sublinity of his ignorance, and Boads, Starists and Bridges for
Master of
of their ship at the time the mate (Before Mr Goodlat.) or, wine seca more probable, in the $36,049.41. Miscellaneous items com- Chung Akan were charged, with others not fore,
This decision appears to be in accordance and rubbing him of jewellery and money with the principles on which, as it has been Victoria Tavern, sword, stated that, un 23d terial man rests. The question is one which to the valtie of
TOF $200-
the well settled, Richard Clark, of the ttled, the hability of Owners
of Owners to ma uitims, at 5.10 p.m., be asked for his tea has been largely discussed in our courts of as usual, and had svarvaly drunk part of it law, and the general conclusion arrived at when ho became insensible, and even now has been looked with much disfavour, he had not throughly recovered from its by those who sunbond
that the fact of a man's effects. Next day, complainant found in use appearing on the register, as Owner box hul ben opened, and that fron, of a ship, is notice to sub file world, and
thres
sets of studs, two
x him with liability for noces some gold coins and money; all which he for work performed about the ship, whether chains (ons worth $76), some trinkets
supplied, and for repairs effectent, or valued at about $200. Ele found that his in repair or chartering. Such, however, is
not the opinion of lawyers. report to the
Polico, the prisoners in dock he did not know. Kwok-aling-fung, da- clared, suit that he was assistent cook nt u ghopso; he knew the two pri boarding
and the 2 prisoner was his fellow servant. One morning, a
a short time
THE practice of levelling unstinted abuse indulgence of sonie prisonal spite (oin heplete the Expenditive side of the account, in custody, with having drugged Mr Clark, pe need for the plaintiffs
auroints to $730,916.82. Had the full sum of that inpost been included, the Expenditure would have amounted (in round timbers) to $824,000.
tu
at all departments, functious, and agencies have been refused the post of door which without any military contribution of the national administration always keeper's messenger in Whitehall Place) peculiarly: Britisli pastide-bas never has in fact confounded the exceptional been more popular and apparently more traditions of a bygone age with the profitable than during the last year or realities of the present day. To him the two, which have witnessed the inangor appointment nearly half-a-century ago of tion of a system that may not unfurly be Beau Brummell as Vice-Consul at Caen designated governmently public outcry. (with the duties, discharged by deputy, As Mr Beales' destruction of the Hyde of & more passport agent) is obviously Park railings produced the Reform Bill, quite identical with the appointinent, so a tirade in the penny paper, ou no now-a-days, of gentlemen who pass matter what subject, is, tolerably sure of compulsory examination, in which Law | 1867 than 1866. for conveyance of mails; boy had alstonded, and he then made to fobserved. Chief Justice Erie in arousing the activity of trembling Ministakes a prominent part, to a survice in ters to instant obedinice; and even the which they graduate through long years smallest fry in forature have taken of experience to bold the posts of con- heart of gince, and claimed a share in sular judges" at such places as Shanghai dictating some particular paragraph in or Yokohama, Constantinople or Alex
guiaries...
ngo,
one of the cases above cited), that the legal ownership of the ship is proof that the Muster has authority to contract for such Owner, has been
repeatedly
the British Constitution of the future, andria. These are the gentlemen who promising than any we have had for he say the two prisurers and two or the decisions as to the Owner's liability
GAL .F,
LOCAL.
a
furibor than this. .defendante
men dividing prey in the kitchen, when Bir MacLachlan, in his well-known treaties sach appeared t to have a share of about Stis, on the Jaw of Merchant Shipping] are not
to soute gold chaine and gold liable There were also souie
con contracts for the ship made by the pieces, the former being broken up in eual Master, merely beaiuse they are Owners, r as such, or hold posed to having found the gold plece pro-themselves unt as duced from the person of the first paisuner session of the ship at the time of the con- from information received he also arrested tract, or because the contract is made by the d prisoner. Both prisoners ware then with the purity and count of the ston the registered Master, noting as Master, romanded until Monday next.
In a paltry case of assault heard befors dants, and making the contract with their Mr May.
privity, mid the goods and work are supplied
pieces and, divided-inspector Daly de- or apprar ou the mere, and are in poš--
tliat
morning) in which Mir foller
ז:
on their
The melt inc case of revenue as shewn by the comparative table is 90,327.34, while there is a decrease of Expenditure of $206,037.73. This astounding result. seems to be largely owing to the fact that $106,162.08 less has been paid in that $93.000 odd bave not been paid for Military contribution, and that there is a decrease of nearly 600,000 expended for works and buildings
Taken altogether, the returns are more The very "padding" with which con ar "all alike" in being in no way fitted some years. It will be noticed that out ductors of pupular tangazines are obliged to perform their duties; and Chief Judges of a revenue of $860,000, more than to supplement the serial fictions on which such as Sir Edmund Hornby in China $400,000 is paid for the Goverment Es their chculation mainly relies is boldly and Japan, Bir Feablanque in Egypt, blishment of the Colony. This seems devoted to a share in the engrossing and the equally practised lawyer who large amount, but we inust postpone any tapie; and it must be admitted that in presides over the British Court at Conconsideration of the details given in the many instances official neglect or stupidistautople, represent the certain clerks" report under notice. ty liave been salutarily exposed in the of the Foreign Office who alone are sup most unlikely regions of the Fress do. Posed guide the watched beings whose main. For one serious and well-founded trerogative it is to act as judges to “lens. article, however, on a public question of of thousands" of their countrymen! ATEX Band of the 73rd Regt. will porform for the defendant, it was stated and done on the credit of the defendants, this kind, there are dozens of wild and if to shew that even in impudent valum in the Public Garden on Tuesday, the 14th ignorant lucubrations which are best ties such as the foregoing the writer's Instant, at 4.30 PM. The following is the amongst the brothel-keepers of only the time of the contract univas the Mastor
by gentleman that a guild existed
sisted boing it and proper and necessary for the ship under the circumstances existing at consigned to immediato oblivion. As audacity is still unexhausted, the perfect programme specimen of this worthless class we are gratuitous falsehood is added that, Orvae, "Flight froin Switzerland". Kuchen ***** was further stated that the agst held out by the defendants as their
complained of was hatetred.
1.by. the members is tempted, notwithstanding, to devote somewhere so miseruule a state of affiths is QUADRILLE, Museuss of the guild in order to preish the prisoner Master of the particular ship,
to was and patitled to prevail by a corrupt Say: SELECTION, "Un Ballo in Maschers". Fords for living in soured Way or other flourded bchef in the conduct, management, and foolish article, cecurring, to our surprise, ernment, no newspapers exist to expose VALSE,"La vrh Fatesienne," Marriott. that august body. It is certainly currying direction of the vessel, and in ordering the
"Berlinor"......drudt. trades' unions, to a pitch when guilds are goods and repairs." This helges. Battle
may not be very in so respectable a journal as All the Year the shortcomings of so detestable a sys-
M. Troy, Band Sergi. Conductor, formed by men professionally antagonistie satisfactory, but it is, Round the excuse for which probably is tem. We may leave our flourishing con-
to the moral welfare of society. Full de law. Inquiries are constantly addressed to that its conductor" is absent from his temporaries at Shanghai, including, ons "SHALUULE RIME." has agalu most lament tails of the objects of the firobiel Carport-moving this point of the Shipowney's desk, whilst profitably engaged on a tour exclusively legal organ, beside those in ably broken down, in the case of the Paction were not given,
liability, on contracts made by his of the Jarley's Waxwork description Japan, to refute this statement for thern-e Mail Company's steamor, the Great
master for repairs or necessarios;
and it well to be able to point tu a very recent among the sensation-loving citizens of the selves; and although in calling attention Republic, which was due here from San upwards of a week ago, and
decision, to which the law has been applied United States, and that the duties of to the utterly unfounded character of the which now, within 48 hours of the date
strictly.
Shipmaster selecting on rejecting contributions has statements made in the article in question "on or about which she is advertised to
may be a general 4gout for the purposes of
of the ship, or
the may be the twner's fallen into feeble hands. However this we would not for a moment be uniter commence her return voyage, is still
Agent, for a particular may be, the Number of All the Year stood as fainting more than average of mast if not in nubibus. The mortification
nocasion, authorised by him to enter into Round for January 18th ecutains a paper ciency for the cular servants of the which some of our American frionils are
contacts on his behalf." In the former which is everything that a magazine arti- Crown, taken as a body, no excuse can reported as feeling in consequence of this
the Minister conce ropentol failure of the predictions respect.
personally the ship may
be detained by the who has repaired her, and whe relief in a brai
Owner has nothing even though necessaries have been supplied to do with the contract, aut 45 els per picul Rice
is ship, or work performed and materials Freno, 2,200 pla. for Sing which improve the value of his
GRAD, EUD
the Master: apors and back, $1000 in full
Although the last news receives from the
Agent in Hongkong aro not encouraging to shippers, contract, and proof of this unly is necessary making a particular there is still a fair enquiry for vessels of in order to fix the Onnor with liability. small apasity, hats at present there in It was this which determined the result in no dizengaged tonnage, the business has the AVERAGE SPECIE AMOUST. RESERVE.The next arrivals of disengaged vessels willing that the ship was chattored to a for-
Owners of the Great Eastern,
Master notwithstand- $605,000 $400,000 no doubt obtain the rates quoted to-day eigner, who, it appears, was.
ül ltb 240,000 viz: 45 and 46 cents per picui, for small ship in every way, continued to 100.000
buld bat 500,000
Allerson as their Shipmaster for occasion; and, having done they fixed themselves with liability on Total.....$2,867,614 $1,200,000
all contracts
by lui in respect of the TO-DAY'S POLICK
ship, her repairs, il necessaries. We amend Sir R. J. Phillimore's fulgment
Owners of Shipping property.
*
Francisco
per
SAIGON COMMERICAL, Wo take the following from the Saigon Commercial Bulletin of Barchi 24-
Since our last ropors, the demands for perses have bent pretty brick and sexual have horn taken up at very fair rates. The following are the extticaronts of the week: Beltal Will, British, 10,000 pls. for
at 40 cents per piont Rice. Heuri kong, at 40 cents por pioul Riva.
Leonardt, (to arrive) Bremen, 6,300 pis.
ja
for
cle should not be. It is devoted to a be needed for undertaking their defence ing wauderful spend and unequallet pune Hong Framel, 17,000 ple. tor Hong- those repairs a fie upon hei: But the
inconvenience to correspondents is likely to be the result, owing to the circumstance that duplicates of many of the letters now on their way hither in the lagging leviathan were delivered here eight ays ago, via London, by the 1'. & O: stramer Chinu.
technical subject with the most obvious from unmerited obloquy in a countrytuality may, however, find ignorance of that subject on the writer's where they are brought.so prominently ness point of view from the fact that less -part. 16 affects to expose an official before the public as in China
Abuse, and its tone has the elegant smack.
In conclusion, we cannot refrain from appropriate to the facetions desciption noticing one more among the many of a prize-fight. It insinates vague hints glaring misstatements with which this of general depravity, affecting an entire valuable contribution to Mr. Dickens and essential department of the Govern magazine abounds. We are told that "these gentlech (ie. the Foreign Be- ment, and fails to bring forward a single case in support of the charge it vehementcretary and his subordinates) have an
* LOCAL BANK BETWEYS FOR MÁRON.
BANKE.
284,466
ly advances At the same time, as a thorized the wildest system of commercial set-off, it must be admitted that the arti- taxes and taxes ou shipping ever devised. Oricntal: cle is likely to prove harmless by re. It appears from the Consular Fortable Chartered Mercantile." 376,870 maining unread owing to its being the Foreign Office Tist that no less Chartered............. unnutigatedly dull as well as valgar than thirty-nine fecs, and endless subdi-loogkong & Shanghal 1,102,170
visions and repetitions of those fees" under other names, may be levied upon every British vessel which trades beyond
this delightful caption, it appears, the
Foreign Omee, from the Sveretary of State downwards through all the rank
for !
FCK'S
In the
been restricted to those mentioned above. taye decider on Tuesday. Inst. Tho
Tessels, and 40 to 12 cons for vessels of Stielur
over 12,000 pla.
STIPOWNERS LIABILITY. (Mitchell's Maritime Register, Feb. 22.)
To any reador of the publication already iudicated it will be unnecessary to add that the article we refer to is that ended
Another Species of Official Midge." By the seas to any foreign port. A sick man John Brouk als Jackson, a surfaring. The fortines, or, are properly, the may be fined() for going to hospital, tan, was charged with having been drunk misfortunes, of the threat Bastor stramnship fined on coming out again, fined for dom and with having refused to pay his chuir-have produced her decision in the plaining of putrid load, and if non-hire. Fran the chair-coolies Grilenes it Court of Admiralty, diganding in legal al before a judge who cannot understand appeared that defeudat had employed his principles
word he says (!), fiued for being sent refused to pay for the same. On being to prison unjustly, fined for coming out asked what he had to say for himself, de again, put in irons without a hearing fendant for seine time-persisted in uain on a charge quite unintelligible fined taining a dog silence, Mr Ms fined
$1 to the coolie,
of the Diplomatic and Consular Service,
is held up to opprobim; and the source of information on which the article is used
is professedly that very recondite work,
the Foreign Ofice: List," but in reality,
ohair for five hours yesterday, and the era of gly directly concern the Owu-
the
mai
in this case to the attentivo consideration
of all
property. The cass came day of fasting and prayer to deliver the Tux 30th of January was set apart as a before the Court a 33 A clair for necessaries, The plaintiffs are certain Shapehundlers, of people of Album from the harrera of Liverpool, who sued for repairs and equip Tost understands that the standard
• nomination 2 Liver ments, and the defence was that, when the
I age for entrance into our military col-
of
Hastorn was chartered to
it camot but be suspected, the declama when discharged from his employment in for being drunk, and ordered him repaired the necessaries sup leges lus just been lowered from 19 to 16
ta
the
tions of the intelligent tinkers and tallos fiued when shipped again.". Of his squabble between two colorer mon and who spout in open-air peetings and at choice array of fustinm the plain English! Chinaman brought to fight the fact that that Cto work and the goods were not telegraplis from London that a young men
A
dollar is worth 133 cents, as a money obanger's
RE-HEARING. The charge of child-beat ing brought againat a Chinawonna residing
one Jules Despectier, Frenchman, and to 17 to 15 years.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Irish Times supplied on nennt of, or to
to the credit of, the defendants. It will be seen that these ber of the aristocracy lost, on Wednesday pleadings at once raised the much-debated night, £10,000 at whist
A REPORT has reached un, says a contam cuestion of the Registered Owners' liability.
branches of the Reform-League. It is that, by an Act of Parliment passed opening sentences are as follows in the year 1855, a schedule of fees to bo "It appears by the Foreign Office levied by British Consals for all notarial List that we appoint, in different parts bets they may be called on to perform was of the world, about one huided Consular Exed, the said fees consisting in items in d'Aguilar Street sume time since, and be casca principally relied upon, by the potary, which we have good renesin to fear judges, whic have no knowledge of the such as two shillings for authenticating upon which she was committed by Mr May Company, are the well known cases of is well founded, that several, members of to the Supreme Court, was brought to the "Frost. Oliver," dod Mitcheson v. Oli an English sisterhood are ineditating .. laws they administer. Some of them are a signature, five shillings for legalizing notice of his Worship again to-day. Mrver" These were evidently inch pressed secesion to the Roman Church, if they Englishmen, some are foreigners, some power of attorney or similar document, Pollard, Q., instructed by Mr Gaskell, upon the Court during the arguments, and, bave not already taken that step. paid, some unpaid, but all alike in this two shillings for attesting the engagement appeared for the defendant.His Worship indeed, it was admited that
they would respect, that they are investel with juli of a seama (an expense borne by the onserved that, & the Attorney General liad mainly govern the Court's decision. Ba
the case,
Sir R. J. Philiinor
B
COCKERING YOUR HUSBAND: (Spectator.)
cual functions without being in any way owner of the vessel, it is almost needless looked into the case, and failed to diacorer ferring to
in it direct or aggravatel continuity fitted to perforce shers. They layo no to say), and so forth. The writer who formally, land, font Wark the case for his these decisions are--first, the lialality of nity id The principles to be extracted from
• The Habuday Review, in the course of its definité principle or regulations to guide judicionsly designates these notarial of orally, land sand
reconsideration, them beyond some confused and contra charges as "fines would apply the same sur le vanill, thereforent or alteration; the war to pay for repairs and equipexhaustive, not to say rather exhanating, thereture re-hear the ments ordured by the Master depends, campaign against wonen, has indicted them dictory instructions from the Foreign epithet, no doubt, to the fee levied in cone. Mr Pollard said that he had not accordine Ownership of the vessel, but on tirely ceased to cocker up their husbands, to common law, ant pu the formally in its last number for having n Office, composed by certain clerks. These Great Britain for a marriage license or to been previously in the case, but he hail
ground of chicks have never received any legal odit the duty on carriages. The income tax, read over the depositions, and he could not the ground of a contract, made with the at least as regards all physical comforts. It
vendor, by nggravated Ven a person who was tho Agent of seems that the class of wives who have to cation, nor been employed in any manner most probably, he would, with equal see any ground of proof for whatsoever in the countries for which tnth and elegance, describe as a swindle. ult. Dr Bluray bad-given, in his vi- the Owner, for the purpose of ordering tunge on five hundred a year no
take thought for their husband's dinners, but the child herself admitted that tract of a Blaster can bind the
en
tint to co-
they legislate and; nevertheless, to those As regards the supposed fires for being deuco, a description of rain marks on the there necessaries; echo Owner of a that they no longer feel a deep and tender
not understand one word of the deposi- tions Bubtitted to them."
&
to
clerks all cases of appeal must be ulti-sent to prison, whether unjustly or other als had boom generally arell treated while vessel, unfera sadli authority has been sense of mingad ocupatsion and self- mately referred as a last resort in case of wise, there is little doubt that any of a woman, a neighbor, had stated that the actually given to lind, thirdly, unless repeach-na if they had dors something Injustice. In the places where these Hurdujesty's Consular officers in Olina had resided there for three months, duting the Owner has, by word or deed, or by selfish not to say itinal when they set judgeships exist there is no public opi or Japan would willingly prove to bim which time no signs of beating were noticed buth, held out to Bluster as his Masturbim down to dine on cold patton, or to s mion. There are no newspapers. Auf his mistake in this respect by counmitting actor, had noticed the beating on this the necessarios on tac credit of the Owner? Clay have lost all that anxiowe pride in their although the tax-gatherer, or rent had thereby induced the vendor to supply plain joint without tart or a pudding; that thing and everything may be dous in a him for a period limited only by the occasion, thiers surely could not have been Now, in the onse before the Const, lehestschilds which used to incuren fhura to corner. We have habitually sent in terms of the Order in Council, including much cause for annoyance previously, ship had been chartered, as we have secu, go about with duster there, to act as judges of thousands and bread-and-water thrown in, without any else the complainant sonld have inforced in M. Julés Despreber, but her. Captain, mich to a chair-leg bore and there, org tens of thousands (1) of our countrymen charge whatsoever for the commoda the Police before this. It was a question, Sir James Anderson, romained with her, the crannies likely to be neglected by the in civil and criminal cases, tuen who could tioni
however, wheller the amount of heating ordered the supplies and repairs, as he had curser feeling of the hired housemaid, like exceeded what was justifiable in a case of done on former cecusinus, and, in fact, set-the tops of doors and other lodges least con- Luca parentis; and in that case, it would be ed, as he himself stated, for both parties-spicuous to common eyes,-in short, that THE Government Gazette of the 11th Now, if anything in the nature of the instant contains an account of the Ree of simple assault. It was only rea. "as Captain for the Charterer and the they no longer lay theinselves out to ward
corrootion for a justifiable canse Orders for narly the whole
period,"
off small annoyances from their husbands, above astounding misstatements "appears venue and expenditure for 1867, with 6 and a small one would meet the case. His fossarded to Mr. Yates, the Company's So they have ceased to regard this
(the child
Laving been caught stealing), Moreover, the bills on ship's account were or to win them smill gratifications,that in the Foreign Offer Last," the character comparative statement for that and the Worship would also take into consideration Foretary in Liverpool, who tratamitted them the pleasantust
one of extensive knowledge of
of English have greatly changed since the last half-sertion in fall, eo, wa briefly indicate the
expense in Of all the boars of its information.
her the usual way they were then sent hark soutety which is engaging begal advisers for yearly number we have seen.
requisite in order white at the same time she had to Ms. Yatos, who paid them. Had the whether a large proportion of wives fail to alving of sensational balderdash above Under the head of Revenue, "
Loved mot "Enha
monuy for her bail, and had been matter rested there, the case for the Com-contribute to their husbands' happiness than quoted, it is superfluous to observe, bere produces 8217,036.40 Renis exclusive in Gaol for a short time previously to bail pany would have had but a slender founda
forenetly, Wa
we do not feel
competent to pass in China, that ouly, the fact of a certain of Lands $50,389,29) Liruses of Vari- being granted. His Worship - remarked out. It appeared, however, that Mr. Yates any opinion, on tho
very
positive assertion to make a timber of consils and other officers being ons descriptions give $133,743.15, the that he had felt it. his
held a
La power of attorney from M. Jules of one contemporary, who appears, indeed, mpointed by the British Government to opium antiopoly, the highest source of thorough investigation into this case, wing Despechur, ander which he was presumed to have neccss to some authentic statisticul disalarge judicial functions (for the most revenue under this can producing He was certain that a great amount of ill existence of the charter to that gentleman.. gloomy character of the viow taken by this to the class to which the children belonged to not, stil, no doubt, did not, during the information on the imbject. But as the part, an inconsiderable portion of the 884,500, The Gambling license fees are ange was imposed um that class of But did the public, and partionlarly the caustic writer seems to turn partly on Manifold consular duties) in four or five not included in the return. The Stamp children, and that they were treated more plaintiffs, know this? M. Yates was, in notion that it is the now ideas about counties where theexterritorial privileges Tax has yielded $28,232,12; Police like goods sud chastels than with that care Liverpon, the required Agent of the item which interfers, with this, patamount have been, secured, makes the slightest lighting and water rates bringing the and fore which they would obtain from Company in the door of his offes was a duty of a wife's life, and the more intellec approach to the truth. Readers in China, aggregate revenue from taxes up today, which he had remanded for a week tern Steamship Company Higlier up, in her huinely interests in her husband's din- patents. He had a similar case, tu brass plate bearing the words "Great Hastal she gets, the more it will interfere with with their knowledge of elaborate judicial $201,144.21. Postage given 262,866.77; and he was determined to check and pre. the same chaubere, he hit another oflice, ner and the other trifles on which his com rachinery culminating in the Supreme Fines and Feos of Court 830,721,28 veut snoh ill-sage to unfortunate girls like over the door of which was "Steamship fort deponds, we may perhaps be relieving Consular Court us Shanghai, presided Fees of office aggregate 868,840.76, that in question-Mr Pollard said that by treat Eastern." In the latter office, it ap the ninde of some despondent students
of that priin statistical publication must year preceding. It is too long for in- that the defendant had been at considerable to the Captain, who countersigned then in having the tileges of wifedom. Not
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