No. 0748.-Manon 7, 1885.]
THE CHINA MAIL
cipled, over striking and seising, and de- house in Broadway, the result being that chow at the time of the attack, is banished vouring liko wild boosts. But they must several of the Germans were hart. surely know that our High and Mighty Ero- piro possesses a Great Wall; and that if a fying general should come down from heaven our Empire ought to be able to sweep him off the earth; how much more should the Empire be undisturbed by these potty successes or roverses? Ono much re- verse may bejturned to a success at any
to work on the military posts. Ho Cheong shares the same fate. The latter SENSATIONAL details of the shooting of O' was Superintendent of the Argaarl.
The barizarity and attor sonsalessness of Donovan Roenn aro given in our American files received to-day. It appears that short such punishments strikes our Western ly after are o'clock, the afternoon of the minds most forcefully. A man may have dary, while Rosa way walking sorved his country well in subduing in clong Chambera Street, near Broadway, with the woman who shot hire, the latter tornal rebellions, and yet, becanso he loses stepped back a few patcs, and deliberately the battle when brought in contact with a fired at Rossa two or three tires with
re-foreign and superior force he is banished, volver. One shot took effect undor the shoulder blado, and Hosan fell to the side. behouded, or told to poison himself.
However, able, with the A Chinese offcial record states that last support of two men, to bospital, about a quarter of a mile of The
Ho
He recognised the could also near the defendant nsing most have large interests in Corea, to join with charge convoyed the Admiral's compliments ing of the 6th Feb.
abusive language..
Japan in an endeavour to frustrate the and wanted to knew if anything was the prisoner by his oyea
The first defendant, Mok Apiu, naked matter with the steamer, and also if ho
Thomas Carter, shipwright, living at dosigns of Russia. England, says the could be of any asistanes. The steam several questions of the witness, in reply 14 China Street, at the back of Pottingeret, ascite, should fortify Hongkong, nyujet Launch then left, wheroupon the Chinese to which he stated that it was a little gave evidence to the effect that there was Russian attack and maintain a strong Eest in the forts opened fire upon it, built with before 7 p.m. when he saw him go into the a great noise from defendant's restaurant in the Pacifio. out doing any damage, though the sheils Indian's shop. Witness anw what fest de till an hour or two hours after midnight. | TFALLAN TROOPS TO ASSIST THR ENGLISH. went very close to her and it was feared the fendant did to the Indian before the door Sometimes witness was unable to sleep.
The case was remanded till Monday shots would hit the Kungriau. In con- was closed by the second defendant. sequence of this, the Fronch Admiral shifted did not hear any czy of 'save life' from the next. his flag to the Nielly and at 2.30 Indian. He did not summon the police p.m. steamed in to the Black Buoy Spit then as he did not know what defendants forts and the thrae Chinese men-of-war it was a fight. Whon the Inspector ques about two miles from the forts. Two Chinese and the other man were up to. He thought opencil fire at her me and advances, and the tioned him he told him all he knew about man-of-war returned it very rapid and artered the Indian's shop it was dark.
Bone the mutter.
At the time when defendants of hor phots going over Tower
The onse was remanded till Monday some of the shells exploding Inside the 8 a.m.-Parade Service, Morning Prayer stroot was full of people at the time, and about 7 o'clock in the morning, an earth-mier-of-war. The Triomphante, Bayard and
the woman was at once arrested. She is 11 am-Morning Prayer, Litany and described as good looking and was dressed / Quake was folt in the Prefect of Po Nnor bo fired at from their alicltored posi Bermont, and Holy Communion, the Conently is plain, dark clothing and wore aya-Soma night men were killed and 80 or 10tion. The fring lasted three quarters of an loglial Chaplain.
the shote which were fired her having Chaplain;
moment.'
SERVICES OF TUR CHURCH OF ENGLAND FOR walk. He was to walk to the noatEAD Fear on the 27th day of the 9th moon at batteries in the direction of the Chincsó | next, the 9th inst.
TO-MORROW, 3RD SUNDAY IN LENT, Cathedral,
and Sermon, Rov. O. Chest.
the
Drac did not fire as they could neither fro
eng Prayer
and Serani, Klasses. She appeared like a school teacher, injured.. Po Ni is in the Yunnan province,hour, when the Ning vidrer, acer of
9. Peter's Church,
Pronober, Röv.
THE INQUEST AT WELLINGTON BARRACKS. The adjourned inquest, upon the body of with an intellectual face. Her manner was Thero is a report going, what truth chora takon effect, though, according to the Shen Jokn Cogan, privato in the 'Bulls,' was entirely composed and she awere some
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the
press.
which
after he
Naples. Other dispatches from Rome,
of the questions put to her promptly and is in it I am unabio to say, that some fofao's telegram yesterday, two Chinese wore held at the Wellington Barracks this sflur- \ imbiect of much comment in official circles. in the Mediterranean and Her seas. without embarrassment. Tosa says ahoroigners who have accepted service under killed, Tho steam launch boarded neop, before the Coroner, Mr H. E. Wodo- It is pointed out that the Act has now been;
5 pm Evening Prayer and Sermon, bad inches hit to meet hur by saying she
The Bishop.
was interested in the Irish caso, and hnd Garrison Theatre,
said she would be able to give considerable 7.30 p.m.--Soldiers' voluntary service, money if anything good was done...
Rov. O. Cheanuts. Froscher, The Bishop,
St. Stephen's Church (all Borvions in Chi-
TICSG)
PARNELL ADDRESORS AN ABIRNDLAGE OF TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE. Cork, January 26.- Paraoli arrived at
Miltown to-day and turned the first and of
11. a.m.-Morning Prayer, &c., Rova, cablegram ways: General Lewal has just reign community, stating that the English Chiuose did not sink the Passen, but hepital of Wellington Barracks on the only in South, but in North China, and it is the Wost Claro Hallway, about to be ecu-
J. B. Oet and Feng Yat San; Preacher, The Bishop.
Now You, January 24-The Herald Parin
receivel from General Briece Delisle at Hanoi, a most important telegram, which
and
to
and
Home state that reports are current whicht London, January 28-Dispatches from
say that the Italian forces recently dispat- ched to Asaab will assist the British forese in the Soudan as soon as landed. Accord- THE COLONIAL OFFICE AND THE
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT. ing to these reports it will make no differ The story of the issue of the notice re-once with their course whether they laud garding the enforcement of the Foreign at Assub or other points. The commandar Inlistment Act in the East is characteristic of the expedition had sealed orders, of the style in which the Colonial Oflice he was not to open until nine days doua its business. It was only whon it be left. came known on Tuesday afternoon, through mainly to the Exchange Telegraph Cour- privato channels, in Downing-street, that a pany, say that unusual activity is pow statement of the conduct of the Colonial nuticeable at the Military and Nural Bar- authorities in Hong Kong with regard to eau. This foreshadows the possible mo- neutrality was about to appear in a Londonbilization of the Italian army and the
collection morning paper that yesterday's announce-
of transports. The sanse mont was äurried off in hof haste to the authority says that Signor Muncioni, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, declares tłust The official nactucement has been the Italy and England "will hereafter co-oporate Kaupin twice, and it was after leaving
The ironclad Principe Amado, which was the Viceroy have performed the ceremony the first tin that the Chinese fired two house, and the jury as before constituted,
proclaimed in Hong Kong for about threescorting the Amab expedition, is ashore at of Kow-tow. Whether these foreigners are shells at her. If it had not been for this, t is probable the French would not have
T. F. W. Fogarty, M.B., Harguon or the months, during which period it has been Port Said. English, German, American or French(sageged the forts at all. At 6 pm. the Army Modical Stati, was examined and de- persistently disregarded. The Times cor- respondent has described the koon irritation report does not say.
French fect got underweigh and steamed posed that ho saw the deceased, private which the houryolant runtrality of the A noties has been sent round to the fur back to Laokong Roads and anchored. The Cogan, shortly after his admission to the Hong Kong Government has caused not
hor in the ga head
naked why these instructions, if necessary up 10 the Line of tho Government question the right of theaters,
in a atate bordering on coilapia, and from been in force for Alteon pears, and is as Parnell was presented with a miniaturs sacublage of people, not less than 2,000, French Government to regard rico general Kianpie's leaving, she hail not bena night of the ita inst. Ducensed was tiren at all, were not sont nt first. The Act hay structed, in the presence of an immense is-
sunt. At 8 A.. on Monday, the the symptous exhibited appeared to be preciso as any Act of Parliament. During golden spade in honor of the occasion. modifies completely the plan of the comly as contraband of war. This appears to Nicity weighed anchor
LI
amed suffering from alcoholic poisoning. Witures the war of 1870-71 it was stringently on accepting the omblom Pameli nindo a brick. or and steamed paign in the East. The commander-in- leave it open for France to regard tribute out to the northward, and at 9p.m. the applied the appropriate remedies, and after forced in Hong Kong isolf, there being address. He made no allusion to the dyna chief in Tosnia announce that he has rice na contraband though not rice general. Kismis with a smallpressch, pro-ably a wine. Viiness slogged with him all hour China suas at that time. The records of self to questions affecting the inrmons and
Kiangpiau met her off the tuggeds steam- before him at least 80,000 Chinese troops,
torpedo bent, in lor. The Chinese au- and then left, giving orders that he was to this must be in the archives of the colony. poss so strongly intrenched as to render any ly. direct attack utterly hopeless. Moreover, 280,000 tacle were sent a few days ago tu thonitios- refused to allow any comunica be sent for at once should the deccasei get There is also an Attorney-General in Honauts in the south West of Ireland the nature of the country to be passed over
point in; Irish history. The wong Sai, native books which arrived an Buday
an- un called, but when he arrived at the hospital of law if it was required, and it is asked people. unito in vowing fealty to the come to the conclusion to reduce the wages frontier is such as to compel the Freuch to lion are constantly going to the Bogue. and Monday wero sont sway from the ho found the man dend. M.B., surgeon on instructions at all... It is affirmed that even
whore was the necessity for such tardy case. of Ireland. Is regretted that the attack the Chinese in the front if the Od junks are stationed at different points river. original plane is to be continred. Such an armed with heavy cannon, which if fired considerable damage, while the Chinese examination on the body of deceased on the not intend that the Act shall be carried It rested with the people themselves to est
hara into Chinhae city and done the Medical Staff, held a post mortem wow the Colonial and Fereign Ofices do
do permanent settlement of the attacky Bays General Briers Delisle, would involve a enormous aacrifice of men, with would smash, tha janke to smithoroons, as no shula though fairly aimed did not take
entirety, and that the 'special an example by which they might recover morning the Waverley returned to Chil-large quantity of solid food which smelt to quiet the complaints of those interested them. The railway extends from Miltown Wars
bet signalled her to stop,
a shot across her lodged in the upper part of the larnyx, tion will do little to diminish the interse bows, which caused jur to come to. The which appeared to have caused suffocation, irritation which has been growing upon Nielly then steamed down to her and aunt owing to the deceased being so much under China during the part three months at the a buat which boarded her, and the crew the influence of alcohol as not to be able to spectacle of our friendly neutrality, unless searched the ship, and then let her go. clear the food from his throat. Bad heit should appear that it is intended to carry When the Kingpin left, the Waverley was not been so far gone he could easily have out the provisions of the actually coughed the matter up. brain was so against both parties; and oven in this case. Sat-anchored off Square Island.
congested that witness was of opinion that it is feared that the measure is too late, for the suffocation from the food in the larnyx the ordinary tenacious retentive Chinese is only assisted in causing death. The con- now persuaded that England and France
the food from the larnya. removing
6.36 p.ra. Evening Prayer and Samion, Revs. J. B. Ost and Fong Yat Sax. AFTER Admical Contbot's encounter with the Chinese in Shaipon Roads, some of his vessels wont to Kolung for coats and pro-
visions.
of their firemen and sailors, a number of of their remarks at Shanghai on the
End instant.
Chinese
tion
Sume of the French alells anat
the patient began to improve same both French and German vosols in the mito
John Richard Dodd,
of the brain. The stormob contained instructions
ather
turn
In
Land Act was not so framed as to
Land
as to insure
4
question.
A CORRESPONDENT, on board La Fulisaon. no result, and would require material of room is allowed for resoil. Ths gauners wilect upon the Frenchmon. On Sunda inst. He found symptoms of congestion out in it are intended to do something every rod of land that had been stolen from” Keelung, under date 19th Feb., as fol.more comploto than anything the General are alteltered by nelting which bongs frhae from Sheipoo Ronda. Admiral Cour-of spirits. There was also slight congestion in its enforcement, while still leaving it a lowa: The capture of junks in the South General Delisle doema a diversion near the an ostrich-like procedure 1 China has still used to do so, he fired? nat, as sto re- of the lungs. There was sore solid food half measure. It is statcil that the notifica.
miere, writos to the Amoy Gazette, from
war, artillery and menus transportation far
Ins at hand.
Under theto conditions a bamboo like curtains from a polo.
What
Cochin-China and Cambodia. The latest zeceived numbers of the gounais contain the following items of new concerning affairs in Cochin China and Cambodia
Was of eo, serious a nature that no less Chiuso position indispensable and he got her to Tazes or her old children. than 40 were destroyed. They were all that all the re-enforcements that havo aunk and the Chinese on board of the said France and those about to follow altogether junks were taken on board the French ves-about 12,000 men, with artillery and sels and landed at Lambay, an island op- posito Takao close to the South Cape." On Thursday afternoon, the 26th it, the throo Chinese mon-of-war that escaped from the French made an effort to leave Ningpo for Shanghai, but thoir courage appears to have into their commanders, for after the vessels got outside Chinhai information was convoyed to them that the French were waiting for them. In con- sequence of this, they returned to port on Friday, and many of the men went ashore over the bows. It is evident the Chinese sailors will not fight the Freash.-N.-C. D.. News.
THE agents of the varidas insurance soul- panies et Facchow have sent Captain Hotham, of HB. M.'s gunboat fidge, a lotter recording
Jing their hearty thanks for the prompt and efficient services rendered
REPORTED DEFEAT OF THE CHI.
The
A talegram pablished in the Skunpro of gestion of the brain disabled deceased from are allies in the war het be not carried!
FO-
Tater,
to Ennis.
SHAKTAPEARE ON THE CHINESE. Ottawa, January 27.-Mr. Shakespearo, member of Parliament for British Calam bia who has just arrived here, says the agitation in British Columbia in epposition are slap states that laws will agnir bo to Chinese immigration is strong, Shatca. Parsed by the local Government probibiling such immigration and that resolutions will be forwarded to the Dominion Parliament.
· BRADLAUGH GAINS A POLS
cavalry, be ordered, nét to Haiphong, but to Pakhai, where they will be disembarked. From Pukhoi these troops will march to the frontier of the province of Kwang-si and
take the Chinese army in the rear,
NESE IN FORMOSA. while General Negriar will operate against
China. It is the Chinese front, and, without bringing on
the 28th alt., states a follows: Wo
further stated that if
London, January 27-In the Court of a serious engagement, omilavor to hold the The danger of an incursion of rebola intoceived from our Peking correspondent at 2
Dr. P. P. C. Ayres, Colonial Surgeon, out honestly now, t the English Government Appeals to-day a decision was handed down into doing in the case of Charles Bradlaugh on his ep- enemy in position. For Monday, General the districte bordering upon Cambodia ap-o'cinck yesterday afternoon a telegraphit said that after speaking to Dr. Dodd, will be foread, sooner or
he went and saw the body so. English neutrality was, it is believed, peal from the decision of the Divisional Lewal has convened a council of war, cum posed of all the general officers now in pears now to be passing away. At Tayninhessage saying that a zapors reached the essay, he The
Yamen of the Chinese soldiers of doo
borly was that never demanded by China, but while it is Court refusing him a new trial in the case Taung-li France, including General Millot, who has the banks of the Naico are perfectly free. having been defeated by the enomy
cian of full habit, rather short enforced against her, she will insist on a which the Government won against him -Tai returned from Tonquin, when this impur-Some rioters have, however, organized them-Pal (North of Farines) on the Chinese in the neck, apparently that of a well-similar measure of enforcement against her tant, ohango in the plan of the campaign
From the adversary -Pall Mall Budget. Wo appearance of the body he had no reason extremely unpleasant at hearing this. propused by General Briere Deliste will be solves into bands and established themselves New Year's day. The Seventh Prince focle nourished and healthy mean.
at Cal-cay and Cai-bac, where they are notice now that a Decree has been issued to suppose that death was the result of any studied.
other than natural cau 568. Alcohol in suĚ- pillaging at their leisure: A strongly armed ordering Generals To Chi-kau and Yang ter gunboat is to be sent at once to disperse Sri-chan to send all possible relief to Lin
Ming-chuan.
Canton.
(From our Correspondend.)
Chaton, March 6th. Among the many methode instituted by
by the officers and crew of his vessel at the the local government for the raising of re
them.
From Prom-perh information has been reecived up to the 24th Feb, stating that
the coluran under Captain Sylvani, after
THE BASE-BALL MATCH. The bass-ball match between the Hong-
|
this afternoon upon the Cricket ground.
caused quantities. was sufficient to have
NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.
for taking his sent in the House of Com mons without taking the oath. The Court of Appeals decides that Bradlaugh has the right to an appeal. The decision, in effect, is an order for a new trial.
THE CHINESE IN TERU,
Lima, January 28.-El Commercio pak- The following telegrams are taken from tahes a letter from Chi Chi Yueng, Diplo- American files brought on by the 0. & 0,matie Agent and Commisioner-General for the Chinese Ministry in Feru, on the sub- steamer drabio, Captain Pearne, which arject of the last inspection made by lum
THE PANAMA CANAL
Captain Julius Backhouse, of the Buffa,' stated that deceased had belonged to his company. He had been in the Reziment two years, and one year in Hongkong. De had been pitnished five or six times for in- sobriety. They always endeavoured in haria this morning :-- cases of this kind to find out whe supplied
med. He had a witness Panama, January 24 (via Galreston, Fe- who could testify frequently supplied to soldiers in the lutivo to the report printed abroad that the plutographosa shops when they went there French republic is endeavoring to obtain to have photograplis taken. He had also predominance on the isthmus, and that, in a witness who was with the deconaed on the pursuanos of this idea, the canal workmen have been divided into divisions in such a evening of his death,
Mr Wodehouse thought it was unne- iner that a corps d'armee 25,000 strong
cument.
The un-
ject of inquiring into the condition of kis employed on the estates there. countrymen He states that he has been present at the exhumation of bodies of Chinese labotrors. The lugs were reled and the bodies boro marks of fearful flagellations. He has
their food and in many cases found: mora than half the so-called rice to bo sand.
fire which occurred there on the turning of į venue is one of farming out the several quitting Banaa on the morning of the 24th ag . C. and the U. S. Nary was played ceased was a man who drank heavily, and rived hera from San Francisco and Yoko-through the north provinces with the ob- the 20th ultimo., in the sains leitor they on guilds to the highest bidder. The man who explored Khsacka and the mountain of The game oxoited considerable interest the drink to the to the fact that drink was bruary 2.-The Blur and Herald ways, re- closed a chuine for $130, and expressed a hope tint Captain Ilothem, on behalf of his Kives the highest sum for a certain guild is Baphnom. It excoqutered a strong band and a godly numbo of spectators were
of about 500 men, which it dispersed, abound the ground during the afternoon men, would accept the same as some slight allowed to open an othes and levý a tax on acknowledgment of their work, distributing that guild and thus recoay himself. The after killing five of the band and wound-o watch the progress of the match The 0. C. opened the ball and succeeded in avory taul's worth of goods sold. The fruit continued its march towards Suni-Tamet.toring five runs off the very difficult TENOVE the energotic and industrious hong was farmed out to a man named Wan The Jarnauski and Tonquenau 'eclumsitching of Mr O'Leary before the side was cessary to call the witness with regard can be massed at any enquiries of a San Francisco Chronicte re- Fang Chun for 80,000 per year, to be paid were following, on the loft bank of the river,out. The Navy team thon handled the to the photographers supplying liquor to truthfulness of this statement is apparous Coleridge, despite the savage opposition of
the sum in halover way its might deew right.
tax is fixed at a little over four eats on
ing many
oblats.
The column then
the rebels who were established at Team
combat.
porter, it has been discovered that several in quarterly instalments. Was Fang Chan keepers of lying-in and foredling asylums opened bis office and hang out his sign. Childang, and who retreated without giving in San Francisco have been in the practice boards and lamps, but the shopkeepers of of selling the white female babes placed in their charge to Chinese, who are said to the fruit guild instord of coming to pay to the people of Cambodia announcing the King Norodom has issued a proclamation train them up as prostitutes. The matter their tax, closed their shops and smashed has been taken up by the authorities, and already a number of white children have the sign-boards and lampa belonging to the fact that certain badly-disposed people were bon rested from the houses of Chinese office. The fruit market is consuyzently going about the country raising men to op. and placed in a respectable or asylum, closed and hundreds of loose rascals having pose the French. All such disturbors of The perpetrators of this horrible practice
no work are prepared for any kind of nie. the people were snemies of the King. The are likely to be prosecuted.
chief. The guild includes the fruit shops King, the princes and the mandarins of all in Canton, Fatshion, Heung Shan, San Ui, ranks were united-in friendship to the and Shek Lang. Other homes are expected French Government, which had only in view to follow the example. The workers in the good administration of the Kingdom. stone have declared their determination to The people could see that the Franch troops resist the lory. Should two or three were always accompanied by Cambodian Mr. J. J. Keswick-Mr. Chairman and hongs follow suit the number of roughs gentlemen, I would ask you to remove
The proclamation concludes by calling from your minds any questions with regard that will be thrown out of employment to the budget and the business of the will constitute a vary serious danger. Many upon the people not to believe in those Municipality I have had put into my of the men in the stone hong are des- who would load them astray, separata thora hando since I have been at this table a re-
from their families and bring misery upon
Ar the conclusion of the last meeting of the ratepayers of Shanghai, held on the 3th ultime, the reported death of General Gordon slicited the following romarks and resolution:-.
madering.
solution walch I will read to you in a fow perato follows. The officials, it would ap them. Those who assisted in suppressing i minutes. This morning it was with very pear, have been putting on the screw a general regret that we received in Shangbai
the disturbancea would be rewarded, while little bit too much. The feeling respect- news of the death of one whose brilliant career commenced in this neighbourhood. ing the war will soon change if the price on the other hand those who followed the I think it would be a graceful thing for us of food and eatables generally be afected, rioters would bo shot, whon caught, and to express by a unanimous vote the condol
their property confiscated. however much that fenling may at present! ence of this community with the bereaved
The present.... family, and I should say it requires no be in favour of the war. words from me to commerid such a motion strike inay develope into very serious pro- to the general acceptance of the gentlemen prouent, General Gordon being one whose portions or it may be subducd.
Abby
سب
The Cannonade at Chinhas. The following account of the French
life has been, by the unanimous approval rate we are agaus reminded of what charao-attack at Chinhas was issued by the N.-O. of the world, beautiful. I ask you to ter the people are by whom we are sur News as a second edition, on the 3rd vote-
Resolution. That in the event of the rounded, and how utterly absurd and instant. The Kiangpiat, which brought tidings of his death being confirmed, the ineffective it would be to send gaabcate to the news to Shanghai, left the locality of Council be requested to draft and send a anchor at Whampoa if the intention be to Chinhae on the 2nd instant, the day before telegram of condolence with the family of the late General Gordon on behalf of the protect Shameen. Besidents of Shanghai.
A report has reached. Canton that Pau Mr. Ho-I have much pleasure in
Chiu, formerly commander-in-chief in Chic- Booonding that resolution.
The resolution was carried unanimously, klang, has retaken Langson The French had left only a few soldiers to guard the On the afternoon of Sunday, the 1st inst, lace and Pau Chiu having a large number there was a riot between some American of soldiers under him drove them out.
the Frotich vessel.is reported to have been disabled by the Chinese :-
The Ulub team folded remarkably well and
maner
also examined samples of rics provided for
A SUIT AGAINST LORD, COLERIDGE London, January 29-Frank Adams, the barrister who recently married Miss Mary
IRISH AFFAIRS.
to
club, and to such purpose that their score been with deceased on the evening of the not be equally Ro
the soldiers, but called the man who had to every resident, although the origin may
The truth simply is her relatives, has began an action for libel stood at 9 before the last man was out. sih.
that, in order to facilitate work, the Lue of against his father-in-law, Lord Coleridge, George Bradford, private in the 'Buffs, the cunal has been out ap into engineer Chief Justice of England. Adams says the use of the catches made by Van Buren, Barracka They walked together down the sareral capital catcina were made by them, evidence to the effect that he inet de divisions, which are agains subdivided into libel af which he now complains is even
cased at B p.m. on the 4th at the Murray sections.
more atrocious than that for which he felt compelled to prosecute Bernbard Coleridge. GENERAL DANZEB COLUMN. London, February 24-General Earle's corner of Cochrane St. at 7.30 p.m., wit- the pitcher, being a mest marvellous per-Prusa West, and he left the deceased at the furmanet. The U.S. Navy thus won the 1299 returning to the Barracks. They had column, thoroughly provisioned and equip and O'Brien, Irish Nationalists, returning February 1,Redmond match by a runs to 5,
nothing to drink while when witness corps, started to-day from Haradab for to this city after a meeting at Cardonaugh,
together, and deped, comprising artillery, cavalry and anel, After tho match was concluded a game left him.
was perfectly sober
Barber.
were met by a torchlight procession. The
alice and military was get up with scratch sides.
O'Leary, Dr Dodd, recalled, stated that the symp-
One of the Monassire tribes, under the Mayor ordered the police the formidable pitcher of the Naval team, toma displayed by decored were they r command of Wadgamer, who ordered the prevent the entry of the procession into the
murder
of Consul Stewart, and the fighting city. O'Brien therespon departed for Dub playing on the side of the Club. For this acute alcoholic poisoning and not chronic men of the other tribes, under Moussa, lin and Redmond came to a hotel in this
H. did 1 not think anything could be gained
city. Riots occurred during the evening hare
in war order at Kiti. This between Orangemen and Nationalists. game the 0. O., with O'Leary, succorded
chemical analysis of the thirty-five miles above expedition, i by having
amambled in scoring 3 runs to their opponents 2.
stomach of the deceased, as it had been starting point of to-day's
the
Manchester, February · 1-O'Leary, B The Band of the U. S. S. Trenton per-posed in an open bowl for at least ten baura Wolseley anya that both Wadgames and Fenian, lectured to 4000 poraons this even-
before he had had it put into a stoppered formed upon the ground during the after-bottle and all the spirit had evaporated. Moussa boast that they are determined to ing. He condemned the recent dynamite noon,
There was nothing to show the nature of these chief and one parent between putrages and said they were likely to com
Monday the spirit but by had no reason to suppose these
would
dynamite agitators in however, that the soldiers who and natics: O'Leary was frequently interrupted
with America as ignorant and unscrupulons fa Escle Bra in the best of health The jury returned a verdict of death Ex
battle. Just by the audience. An Irishman of Liver- spirits. They reg from alcoholic poisoning.
regard Stewart's With reference to a statement made by Saturday aforous victory and are proud pool named Connolly said no honest Irish Lieut. Mitford as the opening of the in- of the achievements of their comrades and patriot should denounce any weapon Irish- guest on the 5th inst., to the effect that auxions to meet the rebels on their own men used against England. This state- account. Wolseby declares that the Arahsment provoked great applause. Other the Brigade Major was responsible for the
nows of speakers followed, who strongly adroentod notification of witnesses to attend, there have been depressed by the appears to have been somo pristake, and wo Stewart's victory, and the effect has been as the use of dynamite against England. ara asked to state that such is not the great and widespread, in his opinion, that Cheers were given for O'Donovan Boss.
it may be propo y considered doubtful if Harle will meet with any serious opposition before reaching Berber.
The following are the scoros in the that it contained opium or any active poem meritable. Wolstoy character hent of Ireland. Ho
match-
1st Base, DAeth,... End Mi's, IF, Coxan.. S.S., Dogs, C., Darman, CF, Back....... 3rd B., Terers L.F., Pkies. P., Van Buren,..
Total,..
B. 8. AVE,
3.5., Rohabachow............. L.P, Scott... C. Darwell, R.F.. Salsbury 2nd B, Osterhaus, 1st B., Baseler, ard B. Roche, R.P., Fairgraves. P., O'Leary,..
Total.............
800,
Runs. Oale.
3
1
+2
THE MURDER IN LYNDHURST TERRACE.
0130.
CORRESPONDENCE.
BOTCOTTING.
Quotations, HONGKONG, March 7..
Dublin, January 24-thirty-four men, OPIUM-New Patna, cash,... 605 women and young lads were to-day sen- tenged at Carlow to thirty days' imprison- ment oach for threatening death to a tenant who had rented a farm boycotted because of the eviction of a former tenant.
A VALUABLE' KIFU..
FEES IN THE SUPREME COURT..
To the Editor of the CHINA MALL.
March 7, 1885. Str, have been given to understand that the Registrar of the Supreme Court has hitherto been allowed to supplement his official pay by fees received by him as London, January 24-The largest manz- Receiver and Manager of Estutes.
ance ever knawa was on the life of the Earl As it is reported that Mr Ackroyd is about of Alyesford. Every company in London, By the arrival of the Kingpin this In issue of lust evening we men to be appointed Acting Paisne Judge, I except the Equitable and the New York morning, we have been able to obtain a tioned that another man had been arrested would suggest to the Government that this Matual Life, was bit, the amount just few particulars of the fighting at Chinhas on her way to Ningos saw four French murder.
bald be a good opportunity for withdraw-rising £1,000,000, mainly on Sunday last.
last. It t appears tha Kiangpia in connection with the Lyndhurst Terrace would be a
ing auch permission.
losus and mon-of-war, the ironulats Bjard, Courbet's flagship, and the Triomphante, Shing, who is a hawker, 20 years of age, This turning the new prisoner, Chang Urac and the corvette Nielly, sister ship to the
Admiral
made a apeetal examination and refused him, which induced the New York company to refuse bir also. Litigation is expected, oa the ground of the comoniment of material
The Registrar is a well-paid official and mortgages. The Equity of
and Gemon wen-of-wars' men. It seems, This, perhaps, had better be taken cum tha transport Duguay Previn, at anchor was brought before Mr Wise at the Pulice me that he should be an official paid by the facts as to his health,
Bays the M.-C. D. News, that some of the Intter were in a pablic house on the French gratis salis.
side of the Yang-king-pang and speaking The Governor of Kwong Sai, Puu Sing Blightingly of the Americans. An Ameri San; sent a telegram to Peking when Lang can marine who was present said he unde stood German, and advised them not to son was at announcing the fact. The
might be a roz in consequence. He
had
sailor
kan meet onerous duties to perform, and I believe that all who remember the circum stances of the Huffam trial will agree with Government and by no one elec
Yours, &c,
RESIDENT.
Police Intelligence. (Before A. G. Wise, Faq) Saturday, March 7.
"NIHILISTS AT WORK.
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Bank,
Old
cash,.., 6021/95 New Banaras, cash,... 585 OM
cash...
New Malwa, credit,... 540 Allowance, Taels.
340/48 Old Malya, credit,... 650- Allowance. Tasis..... 56/04 Persian, Olly....... 546/76 Allowance, Taels..... 16: Persist, Faper tid,... 645/40- Allowance, Toela...... 16.
Exchange
Wire,... Demand, 17
31
Credits,
50 days' right,
4 months sight;
4 months igat, St. Petersburg, January 24-Excitement is Doormantary rife to-day over the attempted assassination India, Wire,
demand, of Police Superintendent Kollert. He was attacked by two strangers in one of the main Shanghai, demand,...
Buy 30 days sight, thoroughfares in broad daylight thie morning. He assailante escl fred shots at Gold Leaf 99 fins... him and then fad. They were pursued Sovereigns, and captured, and both have been identide
as well-known Nihilista
de
85:63
Temperature
RUSSIAN DESIGN OF CORRA (Paken at Afters Falconer & Co.'s Premises, Lonion, January 21-Tky Army and
Queen's Road.) HONGKONG, March 7.
in Luekang Rods, about eight to ten miles Court, and charged with the wilful raardor distant from Chinhae. While steaming up to Chinhso she met the Customs Right of Alli Mahowed Rebomully, on the 6th
rand Square February, tender proceeding out to Tiger Islands with the
The hawker, Chau Hing, who gave erid- monthly pay and provisiona run his country down, as there were others wessage returned was equched in ten for the light kuat this time, the once in the case against Mok Apin, the first who could understand German, and there characters Leung Sha (Cantonese for Lang Chiscas know nothing of the presence of prisoner, was recalled and déposed to the
Chang Shing, Baw prisoner,
being one of pa soner said this than three or four Gerson) shat shou Pun Ting San chi tsui fat. the Fraugue, as it was busy at the time now
saulted him and thraw him out into Is Fun Ting San aware of his offence in The tender immediately put bac and re the two man who, in his former oridence, ho stated entered Indian's shop with
the the street. Soon after this a German losing Langsor Harmless as the sentense upon the intiveauthorities proceeded tosink Mok Apiu. Chang Shing was in doin
ported the presence of the French, where went to another public house, where there
with the first prisoner when the latter. were some Americans who did not know appours it is in reality a death warrant. It four stone-indon junks at the entrance of
KEEFING A DISORDERLY BOOSE about the first row. They say he is the Imperial method of telling man to the Yung, River and the Nan-sken, Nun- bought the engar came from him on the
The first defend- Mire Hannah Hahn, wife of Cheung Sing challenged them in fght, but they replied commit suicide, and for this command the entrance inside the barrier. The Kangpiat/ant entered the Indian a shop first, and the Habs, and keeper of a restaurant 35 and 17. Navy Ginette, commenting upon the out-
ju, and Kai-chi were moored close to the Brening of the 6th Feb. there was nothing to fight about. Ona
aecond prisoner, Chang Shing, followed his Pottingen Street, appeared on a summope break in Cores, refers to two strong reasons. American was asleep. The doors of the culprit is expected to thank the Son of cane to suchored in srampas, ill. He was the man who came and shut the charging her with keeping and maintaining which Kussis has for designing to extend BAROMETER publis house were closed, but while ons Heat for such as nudeserved favour on Women. This was about 7 am shop door. Witness stated that he did not a diurderly hous
sengers were landed in sanpans, ex
southward her frontier to Corea First, Do German was inside the public challenging
Carl Foch, who said he was a seafaring she wishes a warmer, smaller and
more the Americans, there was a cheer outside is Imperial Majesty will not disgrace 48 8.50 a en, the Franch to go and in He, witness, was not present at the inquestrian, living at 17 Pottinger Street, second easily defended naval statics than Vladi- THERMOMETER M
Heet under see the second prismer touch the Indian into Chinhas, and a number of Germans rushed on and him, nor will he recall the poor unfortunate weighs and stained attacked them. The sleeping man was to Poking to be handed over to the Board of out of the way and anchored. The French and had not seen him since the time that shop and restaurant on the first floors of several weeks in the year i second, muute consequence of this, the Hangpie steamed held on the body of the deceased Judian, floor, doposed that defendant kept a coffe vostock, whose harbor looked with los #truck ofor the head with an icon bolt and bad to be sent to the Hospital, and some Pauishment. He is to be allowed to risks anchored under Deadman out of the way the defondants entered the shop This Nos. 15 and 17. She had a piano in each wishes to obtain a large additional native of the other men were also hurt The his own quietus, but he is to do it of the fire of most of the forts. At 10.30 morning ho saw the second defendant in room and the noise of singing and dancing population from which to raise a force Germans then left. The Americans having
ama steam-launch from the Bayard left Victoria Gaol, when he picked him out frous went on from 7 pm till past midnight, guard the Pacific littoral and to enable her collected their shipmates followed them to According to the Peking Gazette Cheung that ship and boarded the Kingpias with among ten others, as one of the man he had and prevented him from getting to sleep, to better cope with Chins. the Cuzette Hongker, and fought them in a public Pai Lun, the leperial Commissioner at Foo Mr Müller, pilot, on board. The offer in sen go into the Indian's shop on the sten-It was a nuisance to every one, and he urges England and America, which both
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