21, 1868
DENTS.
o all who wish to aute grounds, but sponsible for the
ressed to this paper
the name of the bublication, but as
requested that al
the general busi- addressed to the so individuala by
inconvenience in
狗
will thereby be
MAIL.
JUST. 21, 1868.
ISSIONARY
and pleasure for
go and comment
various Medical
ished in China,
ote the reception sionary Society's of the details
stending and not pamphlet before
the public in the-
boring so that but ptical.
To this
ect public atten-
ects of the insti-
long benefited
highest degree
is with much
olice the name of
of the Canton
st of contributors
o" (raeaning we
of the Customs
or $90.47, these
e officials whose
Even this, how-
demonstrating
en in the instito-
igh in authority.
ad in speaking of
reign medical aid
worthy of note fit is with great
Ervants, ele, can- hemselves to Eu As in religious cough form and of treatment to
ba of the Chinese. lion, forinstance, -clean dressings imaginative ele
ly at least,) the
to the native
er with lucky
he mental, as he
with a nauseous
isam for the phy-
nult him, Wet
t distant rendors
greater diffi
actice in China-
guard against the
We
ted as evincing really is. desire most sin e extended appre fforts of the OKA- at even the figures its and 472 in-pa Pok-tsai, Pokio, 2i-ping and Kam- As evincing too
e entire area of
fants by millions, afford a more blic faith in for eturns of out-pa-. sire to see a larg [472. In this
re not to be mis have been want
use charged with
y will scarcely
see their field of
n interesting fea
notice is to be
from March till
at Canton Was Dr Wong. Edu- well accomplish-
ical man- but in". gentleman still appearance of "a and thus exer- for good in ex
t native patients
raap both sides of
y's testimony re
of great value. come to the con-- abstemious diety
or other canses ulation, their per
tive than that of
ed and carefully,
to be hoped that
in readers with
ject-of surpass
Edical man, and
on with the poli
a which so con
he position of the
era natione.
Be
cated mainly un
bid fair to somÜ
und it would be immense import
is taken to edu elves in medical by a quotation d by Dr, Graves
No. 1627-AUGUST 21, 1868.]
which will we hope attract the favourable attention of the medical societies and journals in Europe:
A number of pupils have been under ins traction sud seisis of them hats måde com-
The report by mendablo progress
Dr.
The A. Git I am not able to say, my lord; but there is nothing in Lord Camp bell's Act to affect 60 Geo. III and Geo. IV.
THE CHINA MAIL.
on
Wong gives abundant evidence of te officio. Mr Hulla said he thought; ment had criminally prusonted a subject powers as an Attorney 888 Baw fit to come and steal the in oplement mast give up its obstructiveness
quirements of the pupils, and of fin cos dence of the people La cir countrymen who have been ednetel
Medicine and Surgery. The Hospital was, indeed, during a mouths, conducted entirely by Chinese, and the number T of str haps greater than in any ejual
filed in Colony as
FOR
leon
the
His Lordship: You may call it what you did not intend to urge the question whether ordinary functions of governmentin a clear- Sladen wants them to combine for purposes like, but the libel was auditions
Mr Haylax auntinued. Not only was any information except such as was given under notice before. There appears to have to take care of themselves or to lio over for the Attorney General had any power to file ar fight thau anything which is como of trade, and to leave political differences the information in this case of a peculiar by the local Ordinance, or whether the Act-been as violence or serious disturbance on future adjustment. The Barmers Govern- Reference was here made to the case of nature here; it was so in Bagland, for 63 ing. The Quech v. Tareat, but it appeared that years had your hy from the time of the the sathorities of the colony, could
General, being appointed by either side. Simply the the information in that case was not ex.
Peace of Amiens, since a British Govern the
clothes, Then it finds two powerful Governments General and they were quietly allowed to do so. appointed at home.
either side, the Panthay and the Britiak, there never had been such an information for alleget libel at the instance
How easily a couple of English policemen, insistine Resident at Mandalay should His Lurdship asked if there was any or perhaps better still of French guns be exalted, to a position which would entitle this abolition of trade restric a foreign the Foreign art this colony. The A. G. observed.į power. This was the Jean Poitiers, this being filed in any other Colony.
at recent instance of a similar information to danes would have
tions. lie regarded every information in this the i
the instance of the French consul, Napo
from "coming round," There never was an in sider. Then Ws another co-
Mr. Hayllar said he did not know of auy who has ever had the opportunity of seeing the Burmese Govorument in
him to be hond in the Council Chamber Was the plaintiff in the parti. He then proceeded to contend that inforna- the moral effect of a couple of these factio affecting the fiscal administration of the all matters officio, except on testimony which would Amaral sutitled to come into it: ass" dis here, and asked his Lendship to interfere this settlement or the French concession. Momein on 11th May and expected to re- The expedition started from grand: period of
justify a
jury in finding & true bill: tinguished foreigner, for whom an ancient to prevent the gross hardship entailed by It is surely possible to doubt that the turn to Bhamo at the end of July. Captain The A. U. said he relied on the cases he procceding of law, dead for 10 years, had the Attorney General using power to pick houses and warehouses here would form Staden was to rotura by another route over had quoted and on the statute in opposi-buon
taken the objection that Senhor Ama- Government for punishment--a Govern- tion for the people to come round" this day were maile, how was it to be en-ral was not a distinguished foreigner" wont which was irresponsible to this Court, a few miners
than will then be complete. forced. And suppose he (the A. G.) did within t the meaning of the case.
clothes;
but a limited and which might have gone on without Municipal force is amply not chouse to set
Jown? it
sufficient to affidavite
keep The A. G: You know nothing about that.perty as safe as it is in the best governed that, cities of Europe and Amories. We have which barn mentioned in court.
awatter that ought not to have no cause whatever to be scared by the by the by which the Attorney Gumersi gets his in-orter or trouble. We any this with perfect as to the revans Chinese accounts of the likelihood of dis formation it
gical operations daring liat time was formation tlist I have ever soon filed ex: enter information before the Court. Senhortions of this sort could not properly be filed navies on a crowd of Chinainen in either country.
per
of
time before, The importance of giving the pupils as much as possible of the science of
dicine is copetanday kept ir visw, and the tion to the nue. Besides if an order for galvanised into existence? He might out any one at the fustance of a foreign by far a. pióro tempting centre of attrac- the mountains. Our Kakbyen experiences
assistance
of Dr Wong in this department is highly appreciECU
preciated. The want of oppor tunities for dissection has been much felt, and the superstitions regard of the Chines dead would scom to be au inaur for the
ation of mountable obstacle to the prosecution this important branch of study. An endea For has been made to prepare the way for this by bolding post mortem examinations without friends die patients in cases where in the Hospital, Opportunity is taken also
ta
His Lordship The Court may order it to be sat down. The course is a very sim- ple one, and is quite indepeulent of the 60 Geo, III or 1 Geo. IV. If defondant can show that he is aggrieved by unneces Bary delay, he inay apply to the Court fix a day when he may be heard at bar.
$0
His Lordship: That is, that he was not
distinguished as Napoleon
Mr Hayllar: Your Lordship saw Bunhor Horts in the box the other day, and could judge for yourself whether he could be justly so entitled.
had
dissect an arm or a leg & Healy way, this case was not one for a Court at. bar, i am tot here to au
and this some of the most important regi.
holy have been shown to the of the oils norly have
examinations and dissectiona pupils.
the examin have been i held without any effort at
at socrecy and so far as I have been able to observe, have produced no unfavamble inflacace on the minds of patients our others who have The been cognizant of the proceedings. fact that the Chinsed have little or no re- ged for the corpse of a child has been taken dvantage of, and in one instance the body
A
sible.
રાહ
by
mx;"
MISCELLANEOUS.
a
Ir is estimated that there are over sixty thousand Germaus in Texas, and that at agricultural pursuits. Careful and intelli- lost three-fourths of them are engaged in The A G suggested that anch remarks Mr Hayllar: I did not say my learned one, because we can appeal to in- gont observers believe that at least one-
controvertible facts
of the whole cotton grup of Texas is proved nothing to do with the case, and he friend had done so [Le proceeded without aattioment in which wo live.
For third this very now The A. G. expressed his opinion that asker in Lyrdship if he thought it was affidavits, because I do not know whether rosulting from the
Disorder planted and secured by their
order.
labor. RATHEE DODETTUL-" I like that such observations should be in-ho has or not. But if my learned friend One would think almost a Chinese
presence of feroigners!
you, said a girl to
to her suitor, but Be was not acquainted with a single point
I cannot leave oficiai really possesses the power ho claime, he would blush to make such an assertion, husband can equal my parent in kinduena.” of the affidavit on which the rule had been
home; I auti
widow's only darling-no His
।
auswer may do und
1 he is practically irrespon- if foreigners had been away from this in the she may be kind, replied the wooor, granted.
questions. Make your
objection. Пів Lordship read the affidavit of defend-
The A
your 1860, what would have become of the ant who said he had been advised midsecrations. They are irrelevant to the case, leuat not to the defendant.
A. G. protest against such ob- Mr Pollard He is not responsible; at.
me of the bath of Shangbai If Europeans had not and I see if I don't beat your niother. city
t be
we will all live my wife
together, really believed that the case might bave and they are disrespectful to the person in
helped to suppress the Taiping Rebellion been tried ore this, that the delay caused relation to whom they are uttered.
Mr. Hayllar dwelt on the danger of sa- in whose hands would this Empire be
AN ARTISTIC REMARK.
Look here, crusting an individual with irresponsible prosout time? The Chiness officials know, take lessons in painting, "see my paintings him much anxiety and expenso, or that any
said a young lady just commencing to further delay would doprive him of essen brought this action with a view to the officer in England war anbject to obecker,
Mr Hayitar: The gentleman who has power, even w Attorney General. That and know perfectly well, that if Europeans tial witnesses.
Pent
of my client.
become established in the country in various can you tell me what it is 1 Ms, after lock- His Lordship: What's that? The Atter places, they will soon be able to maintaining at it some time, answered, "Well, it's Louiship: When Me Hall
Hayller Baye, ney General of logland liable to checks ? order What they fear is that they may tell which."
either a cow or a rosebud-I'm sure I can't an judge whether Senhor Mr Hagllaz: Yes, my lord, The Goy maintain it too well and may make the
CONNAUGHT farmer who had been His Lordship: But if the case had been Napoleon Bousparto," the point is, I pre-party, and the party in power appofut their fatherly and motherly syetem of the man-brought to an election dinner in his cous one of civil action, defendant's liberty sure, whether the present information own attorney General. As a party on his would not be at stake.
The A. C. said he had nothing to add toks with informations at the instance of condnet might damagis his party, by this boring, which is unable to prevent them 5 town, was punzled with the silver fork
from getting their
or to afford which lay before him with bis soup; what Emperor of Russia, and an arises the
tham the
Clothes stolen,
he most needed had been forgotten. The cases lie had already citu, and he must Ainbassador residont in England, and is of
very alightest protection. oppose the rate.
importance to entitle him to the the ship: Yos; one of the causes of i
On the other hand the country people farmer reminded the waiter by sayings zuch
down of Lord Castlereagh's ad would really have nothing to foar hom for
Waither, relief be
will ye bring me a spoon widont eeks as a "distinguished person" ministration was the constant encourage- einera, if a wa stated when
a slit in Mr Hayllar concurred and continued.ment of en
ben proviously
We are told that the marriage of the speaking of this matter, the officials make Princess Loman of Sweden to the heir to fen officio prosecutions; part of the question to pass without trying thing was observable in Pitt's time. There may be a rough set of
Mr. Hayline romarked that the same the business logal. Miners from California, the throne of Denmark is decided, and that He could not allow this grace and favour" to vindicate Mr Saint's churaoter from was, now; however, & practical ebook to be supposed that a
Then, but it is not to which, bad been cast.
be a large inajority on the side.
35,000,000 france. asked for seemed to be none in this colony and as of
as of order, Such has
The AG remark that if the one had
been the saine delay.
of a child which was given to me was dis- been tried by civil notion, there might have distinguished a foreigner as crminent of Egland is a government by masses of the people discontented with tho
pected in the hospital yard am satisfied that with due caution and without any at- tempt at secrecy, the public mind may be gradually familiarized with dissection as an
sential education,
LOCAL.
We understand that sight hodies were found today in the ruius at the late tre
Oci Whampoa correspondent writes under
the
Horts
ranks
His Lordship: Do you mean to postpone the case until all the evidence is gune
Mr Pollard observed that there was no fear of the defendant's witnesses disappear
His Lordship was not so sure of that. the
ing
His
A
! it?"
date August 20-Misfortunes never come To the A. G.); Do you decline of your ovulit. The "grecs and favour such informations in England, but there not alware hug them there would the dowry of the Princess will amount to
would
THE Committee of the Eyre Defence and
be to this that defendant asked to far as he could at present veg, a man might everywhere else, and red to be the case Aid Fund have at last published their sub- The A.G.1.de. I am only the locamed, and the reply the Attorney come up to the cinirt time after time, and in China. No doubt there to be 80 aription list. The aimount subscribed is.
simply, but in battalions: This sad the motion to name a day in which the case post, and he is right. Ass unse iu point, may be set down.?
regret to barn to instance the experience
of
ter
the
which
authorities
the
His Lordship: That was what was in. ang tó csider that at this place there are Government annou
of a worthy gentleniat, Captain Calvas, ofterens of the Attorney General, and 1 de- generally in the libel aart subsequently dis process, there was no power to compol that we foreigners wish to injure them. If expense to which Mr Eyre can possibly be
could make was that his conduct if the attorney General did not choose to try to frighten thu the Spanish Navy. On the 2nd or 3rd line to establish a precadent that would be entitled him from a
poople with the iden over $13,000, a sus far, in excess of any H. C. steamer Carve, under prejudicial to the inter
udicial to the interests of true justice in law carefully guarded in behalf of a com-over & stefeudant
rom a privilege the im instant,
prosecution might be kept hanging such be the case, we ask the men of Shan-
proceedings of the Jamaica his mand, nearly foundered Ty this
Inasmuch as Her Majesty's colony. phoon, and within sight, almost of the
mon murderer. There had been the most His Lordship You would not establish complete anxiety on Mr Saint's part to tended:
many months ago, Phillipines, had to return to
to China-aut
an not of graco and have the case trial on its merits: a precedent by doing ts undergoing at this port at present certain
Me Hayllar: It could never be intended mary repairs before alio ca proped in far of grace and favor to the defendant.
1 put it to
013 to consent sa mat asked leave to put in a plea of justification, by any constitution in modern times. The
વાહ that involved Manila. During the hurricane many
question whether check on the Attorney General of Hong, The A. G. No. Having regard to the under an information of this kind aay kong must be found in that court, and tho
oficers
sand men were severely injured, circumstances of the case generally, and to ples of justification conll be allowed, His with his Lordship. while others among them are suffering to the articles which this day from fevera and other discuses con- or rather from tight to night, in defend anxious to have the case tried on its merits, h appear from day to day, learned friend, Mr Pollard, put baing tracted, through exposure, on the occasion. ant's paper, 1 csunot uncut; and when put in every possible objection to the plan
AL nood, on Sunday, the Oil inst the cuss comes before your Lordship you of justification. promising young midshipmau, Don Celes will, I am sure, deal with the defondant in Suo Rebelle y de Bustilo, aged 20, who reference to those articles as you d had been indisposed for several daya
i Past, was suddenly seized with strong convulsions,
party some tinie
His Lordship Then let the case come afterwards expired. A large shortly
That would be the way to put an end number of fellow-officers and strangers ac to the atticles. Convict dofendant and companied, on that evening,
Lis
to send him to prison, and there is an and of Talaud, Frenchman's
Yesterday, at about two
them.
and
remains to
out tire o'clock
a
on.
an
Mr P
and argued
&
But
wasted... Resorder.
contact
in:
large numbers of foreigners, and no trouble of a serious nature occurs. The attempt of that the Treasury would entertain all res the mandarins will be to frighten both sides sonahls okarges incurred by Mr Byre in with the same cry; but we inay be certain defending himself against his there is in reality no reason for fear on
prosecutors. THE Manchester. Batiner states that in either side, if only the matter be faksu in the first week of July, Mr Bright will visit hand a reasonable
Mr Peaboly, of New York, at Castleconnell spirit by the Chinses to enjoy salmon fishing on the Sharmon have my power to check the Attorney opened to both foreigners and Chinese under sword of the value of two hundred quicas
· His Lordship:* It you can show me that officials. Why should not the mines be General, I will put the defensant on bisa system of licence such as is spoken of in and the freedom of the Uity to este noua Tas Corporation of London has voted a trial. No doubt he ought to have it. Pollard My learned friend is mis- tay cheats are legal; others may not ho, this course all would be heuafited.
the paper which we
ich we recently published Br
The Napier, in recognition of his apccessful did with stating facts. The defendant's application and yet exist
Government would obtain more revente
the Abyssinian campaign. was not only for leave to plead justification Mr Hayllar remarked it was a very hard the Chinese people, so far from but also for leave to
far from being placed FRENCH LON
journal states that Mia kosa liberty to cuter clul olid rex, and for base that dofgudant could not be brought in danger, would guiu better protection sud Glarkona, an English lady, has sucessfully think it. And these latter objections were
other pleas as be might w
trinl..
increased moans livelihood, and the for-accomplished the ascent of the.
the Grand Cer- Mr Pollard: Your assumption soeins to cigners would have the acans of applying (Valais). Our contorapurary goes on successful
be that we are not going to trial.
their skill, at us to obtain from the earth to any that this Mr Hayllar That I am not mi stating His Lordship: Your refusal of grace and riches which item for over fomain BA wolf "dans la forêt de Burchase (Angle
daring "Mies" strangled" P The A. G. THeninded his Lordship that facts must be in the recollection of overy favour is equivalent to keeping the defend Chinese appliances, must for ever remain so
with her own hands, a couple of .by Another officer, one of the lieutenants of on Aug. 6. when counsel were before him one. My learned for tonlehip to deny Suint may be left in a state of wind which,
of years
sgo, the Ciros," scaronly 21 years old, and
friend.
in court ant under the harrow for years, and Mr much of the country's resources uselessly torre); and that she is now about to travel. named Jozé Serantes Hurich, dominitted ment or understanding was arrived at, for in an application in this case, some arrange
Central Africs for the purpose of shoot E most determined suicido, by firing an amuuhment of défendant'a ples. He The Jenried Counsel the of justification. werd he weak minded man, might send hia
bullet from a revolver, applied to bis (the A. G.) was not present, but Mr Polhor Horta's examination. That with
ing panthers, stimulated by the stirring garrative of Sir Samuel Baker. Death must have becă în temple.
witness Нів
saying that he deeply fult
To the end of July the shipments from ders were openbankmont between the Tem- Metropolitan Board of Works tou- stantaneous, for upon those hearing the with bin,
for the constraction of ryspiriton both siles; and he now submitted judgment until Wednesday. report of the pistol rushing into the apart ment where deceased was lying on a
Mr J. J. Francis wished to address the 48,000,000 lbs in the--what has been deple and Blackfriars Bridge. The highest life was
there was nothing disentitle the defendant
was £179,000, and the lowest £126,000. but the matter was taken up by Mr 1888. and 1867. It will be interesting to Tho
Mr W. Webster, was 80- latter, that for hearing o
Hayllar, givon day. The A. U, apprehend, my lord, that blaine on scout of it attached to Mr
considered powerful a
I enough to describo au actor was the Franes, as
the adoption of a report on the he (Mr. B.) hand. periised the export showing an excess of 50 per
in question of widening La and favor. Mr Hayllar replied explaining that his hot of
cetit on of grace
&nist draft of
of the
Ludgate bill. Mu Hindstone, having heen invited to learned friend bad, been under a misappre
tor of Fase which you have to
assured the Court that no disrespect was probably show be excess of 30,000,000 lbs. becouse a candidato for Glasgow, has re- Hia Lordship: This is certainly a ular intended to the Court by the expression
At this stage of the His
endeavour to divine the bo acok, intended to apply to the promoters of the prices in Landuu from the month of Nohn to be contout to ask the sent the Crown!
probably
prudeuce work compet die of the anxiety caused by it.
The A
A. G.
"Yes, 14
veinier noxt onwards. They will probably winch more limited constituon Mr Pollard: Defendant
"But," Bafety valve has a
aire we are on a question of gracu
& sentence so inadvertently cohere of deteriorating second crop Teas truth I have up reason to suppose that I am your notice a letter sign in his papers and in his first article on the way I bring to your matter he seemed to invite the action, for W. Gaskell, per J. J. Francis (The letter
Lordship o
exprased himself entitied now in their beat colours--are in a way likely to part from the rapressaitation of be said "Barkis is wilhn." There was not was handed to his
was addressed to the Crown solicitor. Cone, explanation, but the Attorney three, & sixty fum, or asisty six would |
lordship, who read it.
enough to be dangerous. A six Suns Viceroy of Egypt, cecently had con- much anxiety io that.
Lancashire." declined
to accept it.
Lift
was,
ne the privilege of a plea
then referred to Ren- to an Asylum.
THE TEA TRADE.
AT
the
aid he would leave that matter was brought by the Crowu, in a conciliato- the of the case, adjourned his Chins were 73,000,000 lbs. against the Thames?
to
His Lordship: I understood that the can thut, unda off the dicumstances of the in reference to the letter above me acribed at hoins as the reckless--years of was to be tried before this torin had expirat from having the cause get down tone who said he must share whatever ascertain what Anglo Saxon words will be opted. Amongst the other business trans-
was found to be extinct. Ilis body, ed. MO, WIN Convepol: the same evening to
Mr Pollard said thers had been a mutual reeling
place.
What induced fortunate
to destroy understanding on the 5th of May, but it young nan thus early to his earthly carcer, it is, o
3364
, of course, difficult
fro
to my, but from what I have learnt.
bad not been observed by the other side. You are Here to determine a matter of his letter and approved of it. He even that The Trade Report for Aug wil
I determine.
his fellow-officers, it would almost seen benign. Thla liked that he of tiw, and not of prace mid favor. Brit coralaised of which, as he bad stated, was study tedings it 18 an in-plied to the effect that, if he had now a seat
that senfured idens on political, religions and other embjects, may have been the
original causes. The deceased, anderer up.
sandy was a thorouglily efficient and brave officer, and, young as he was, had already gad from his Sovereign three or four decorations for herole conduct under fire..
TODAY'S POLICE (Before MR, MAY.) Mr Dennys, of the China Mail Office, Funcioned the occupants of five houses un theside and rear of that building for suisance,
Finterlude being over,
he felt ra-
yu such a case, for inany a think you represa da, my lord'; but in promregretted that the Istar bo subli as have seldom bean seen. Prices afds the right hononable gentleman, "in
His with
the
may have confidence that his case is good
His Lordship Well, it shows that he
and one of truth."
Mr Hayllar replied to the Attorney Ge
and intimated you will-I junt it to
it to you in that u with thoses; a upiser of grace and savent as Majesty to punish all the parties concar- tor aus would result in a petition to
to Her Car on which this case may be heard.
moderato
·
Alexandria. It was
by aeglecting to use the chimurys erected," neral. Be would make a fow observations et down for it next term might be retuneitler your. determitiation, and that quantity brought forward after this date ueans of's stoner belonging to the Mea
muse large quantities of wood smoke to eater the windows of the top story of the Ching Mail Office. There was a cross aus
Attorney General had refused his assent be cause certain articles had appeared in the China Afail
55 on the part of a failor, occupant of His Lordship: No; he says he refuses emptious," and was wrong, especial-world deal with it.
sue of the houses in question, in which Bir Denya www charged with destroying some woking crockery belonging to plaintiff Both cases stand adjourned till Monday
SUPREME COURT.
under the circunstances of the case, which, ad taken with certain articles in the
newspaper, disentits the defendant to any grace of favour,
Mr. Hayllar said he was not a close read or of the newspapers, but he had read all the articles in the China Mail on this aub- ject, and he thought he was right in Azying
»
His
ta
to
Before His Lordship the CF JUSTICE) that it was not guth Sentor Horts's examen directed, bere or in Portugal, and not case, and there is a great responsibility opinion of the inevitable course of the
The livat part set forth the hardship, we, Bie Lordship: I will adjourn judgment prove this unpleasantly forcible. The size, structel in F entailed upon defondant by prolonged and until Wednesday next; aut in the mean of the expuct is a matter of doubt; should which was towed to Ang dock of from, uanecessary delay in bringing the cantee to time, Mr Attorney General, I hope you will later on giulis not exceed the very small experimented upon a few days back by trial; it asked that an early
the year is
195 to 140,000,000 lbs., but with was, that in six hours this steamer was left an increase in third crop yields, which as completely dry, and could be examined. ad in the prosecution." His Lordship sait very great responsibility placed upon me,ight be much more. 140,000,000 lbs. will have heard
Acting Attorney Goueral: I have a
affects Foochow appears very probable, it THE THAMES ENDANKMENT.-Londonera
with immense the latter pact of the letter was most im-The Attorney General will be ending out
satisfaction that 10,000,000 bs. from India
make the the third sention of the Thames Embank fait, it was what might be all here shortly, and I do not know how ho supply 150,000,000 lbs. Home re- ment was actually commenced last week. now appear to bo nearly They bad alouest begun to fear that this ly
threat to the partica
144,000,000 hs. The question might be generation would be getting past its privie concerned in the p
Lordship: But you instituted it in the prosecution. "F
The AA. G. Well, my lord, 1 will not asked whether with shipments of 90 or 3 before the work by watch it leaves its mark Mr Hayllar said the letter had parkings shrink from it. Your lordship wust be millions of pounds in three months, the on the metropolis was fully complete. But been unfortunately framed, but the words aware that many a civil case is not com- Hon Trade will not assine that they will now the blank is object to were meant
be filled to
menced without delay.
ruocive 170,001,000 lbs. altogether. That roadway will be continued from the apply only to
ap, and a solid the persous by wlioin the proscention had!
His Lordship: But this is a criminal they will buy is minute quantities, and not Temple, whars the embankment now ends, hold stock thore cannot be a doubt, and an to Blackfriars bridge, where by the time to any authorities here.
is completel a new street will be open,. continuing the unbroken
road, with the railway under it to Walbrook and the THE BHAMO EXPEDITION.
Mansion-house. The promise now is, that the new section of the work is to be con- (Friend of India, July 18.) recent issue an interesting account of the Expedition is up to 10th May. Captain to walk and drive along the river side to
We reptated from Notes and Querles in a
Oor latest intelligence from the Bhant and if this promise is realised we may hope pleted in twelve mouths from this time; nature of the regulations which are in force Sluten and his party ware then in the the Houses of Parliament before the end ur supposed to be in force in China, with Kakbyen bills. He had received depots of next year. The object of the sovereign's own pen-respect to the sucking of mines. The in- tious from all the Chiefs in the Shan States. said, he was not in Court Mr Follard reacked that defendant had secutions, tiled or officio by his own attorney-
ials over which this paper is
WINDSOR PARK ON FIBE-On 29th alt. bestry when the pale was granted, and since risted docuidants that were to he general, are properly such enormous minde- W. W.,"
advance party's
a portion of the grass in the Home Park certainty that and the intention to escort them in triungh did not know on what authority put in savidence in the case.
suggest almost to a estat, "8 amoursing approval of the it had been obtained, or whether after full
mizuara as peculiarly tend to disturb or it emanator from this pen of Mr. S. Wells us far as Momain. This reversion of fool site the north terrace of Windsor Castle took fire rather euddenly. Fauned by an Mr Hayllar replied no Senhor Ferman andanger his government, or to molest or Williams, the United States Chargé ing in favour of consideration or not.
of the expedition been The Lordship: It was granted entirely at tions were fled, and two other documents topal functions. For offences, so bigh and his lengthened experience in China, and in-thay. Chiefs at
dez' report was printed before the informa efront him in the reguliu discharge of his d'Alftices at Pekin, a gentlenses, who from brought about by the influence of the Pan-wetely reza, tho, finne warend, wen who HOLD at work in the park rushed to the the risk of defendant.
and partly by the had been copied from the Macao Gazette. dangorais, in the punishment or
Momein
spuk
and retarded the progress of the
Tawsday, 20th August, 1868.
REGINA SAINT
The Acting Attorney General, with Bir Pollard, 9., appeared against a rale wist obtained yesterday, calling on the Crown torbow cause why a day should not be set down early gest ferin, for the hearing
of
is eve. Mr Hayllar appeared in support
of the
cit
The
A
nation that any articles appeared sinco tie informations had been Aled, except one Gazette of Macao, to the font that Mr Saint which had reference to a statement in the had run away upon the eve of the trial.
His Lordship: Did such statement ap- pear in the Gazette of Macao tradicted.
Mr Haytlar replied yes, and it was con-
all of us.
His Lordship remarked that the appar
apparent. The A, A. G. then left the Court and meaning wus obvious enough..
the law or the case. The nature of au ez
Mr Hayllar then addressed binosi toi
teneral had filed, was thus described by officio information, such as the Attorney Blackston, and this was the exact atto of the law, now
the proceedings closed.
MINEKS IN CHINA,
wait This paper is suggestive of
market might be boldly given. - Reader.
tain Sixlen's intentions are sincerely
A
16.18
aided
The A, G said the authorities were very But these documents were not of importance of which a moment's duly prevention, timalo soquaintance with the language and opportunity given to the Shan Chiefs of a by beating the fire with brooms till
be fatal, habits of the nativos may be looked upon maging personal observatioth arrival of a water-curt, which, i strong against the rele boing made absolute to the case, There were two articles on the law has given to the Crown the power as an undoubted some useful wd towards an exteqsimi of trade
this action. In The King v. Dyde, 7th the informations in the Mail which seemed of an immediate proaccution, without
men with buckets number of
of water, him to he the marginal note aid the to him to Judiofous, and if
soun put an end to the conflagration. The for say previous application to any considerations at the present time; the suy sinteter design. The Pantbays received ground in the park, owing to the a precedent blendant in a caes to which the Crown were wanting, he might say that one, other tribinual'; which power, shua souras most important matter to which attention the mutsign with per tant, the final de exeestive hent, je very dry, and it is thought
party could not
had previously appeared by not only to the easy and safely, but oven is called being that the Tanta's statement puties bugged its leader to remain in their the fire was caused could there be in the Frese on the same
spark from the at nisi priua without consent of the led to these cominouts by the fact that
Tera
trial
Reports,
A. G.
quoted in support the objection was founded on the articles.
jodyutout went against it.
*
on defendant'a
great
wa
8
recent
for trial by proviso, neith How & Casey amusing ones aubject. He was the very existence of the executive guy- that the working of gold mines in Chin is country and put an end to strife and stag: cigar or pipe of some passer-by, the plut of- Crown, where the Crown is a party. The part of the learned Attorney General English constition, abere in China, as we always understood from na
The mines uation in trade which has devastated all burnt grasa being near the road was originally reserved in the Illegal is not exactly correct.
their chief towns. They offer the tempta-
A GOOD CHANCH-If any is provision is wisely Kingt. Mieleod, 22. Tu that case a Bir Hayllar then juvited Li Lordship's Ereverention of all to mide for the due tive sources, are allowed to be worked upon / tion of 100,000 mules, to carry the goods chandler would like to become a count, and ·
retired tallow its parts,"
conditions athized by the Cloverununt; and which may come up from Rangoon vid Blaioes not object to a countess into the har rate was obtained to show cause, but attention to the whole conduct of this caseIf this (upetinued Air Hayllar) was the such as appear upon the whole to be by nemo. They will enter intanuy agreement single technical proper object of an Erafficlo information, means restable.
a chance for him. The fol result gain, here is a The real Part; hot a
like, relating to fixed transit duties anil ouse of His Lordebep romarked that in that cass objection had been taken, from beginning as Attorney General, had heen guilty of which appears always to prohibit their b
discussion, bulore #congress of chiofa a lady, accustom
Post:- ating glected by could be no aharacter. His feasted frietid had sny wild operait the delay to contuto, most ordinary acts towards maints make anything we like out of desires to unite herself with a gentleman
most Hausual without a modient's delay ich less inability of the authorities to perform the Monsin. It will be possible in
in time Greplied that Aches against the
the Kakhyens. It may be necessary to Red 1 Ges. IV. by which all auch been filen here. But resily there had been one might be filed without a moment's to keep order, as soon as a pit was opened, orders there to assemble a meeting of age, and possessing an income of at least man eaid he also relied on Of Goo. A er officic information had ever before common and in er officio information. The alates, as there were no soldiers or guards push ou from Momein to Talifuo and get the kwa the world, or with a refited get trader, not more than forty-five years of nothing of the kind. The Queen v. Tarrant delay the other nat without preliminary de country peuple would come round and chiefs at Moinein. It is also of importance £3,000. She will bring a portion, the tiste was an ordinary information, not ex officio proceeding, and this apart the Attorney steal most of the miners's clothes." This to ascertain by personal observation on the of Court, a chateau, sul a matrimonial for a defamatory libel,
General's opinion that there was only one statoment probably places the inability of spot the exnot litical state of Yanan and lauded inheritance. Apply to, Redes kind of information in this colony. He the Chinese officials to perform the most the rival Governments there. Captain Moulins, Paris, "
sumed that the Attorney General to end, nor a vexations objection raised. great neglect in not ringing on tlie de opened seems to have been the complete rriage. All this must be left for lowing advertisement appears in the Afgre
A.
thore
IL
Roedings as this were regulated..
ficio Informations for defamatory libel
Lardship: Have there been any
now the pasing of Loril Campbell's Act!
The information was of
Mr Pollard It was calluil no.
a widow, and with and of agreeable appearance,