No. 7193.-AvoUST 29, 1880.]
Macao
(From our Correspondent.)
23rd August. Last night the celebrated Gardue and
His Lordship Out of fairness, of couro, if I allow the one side to object, I must also allow the other; but you have no right in the after.
Mr Jorgo stood aside,
THE CHINA MAIL.
ntilize his pen in injuring a gentleman whom I am proud to serve ander..
Witness, continuing The signature W. H. Pat the foot of the nota Bis
What
wore the
tion.
His Lordship-Never mind that. Defendant-Yoit were not delirious i Witness-No, I was not.
You were as well as you are now No,
Már Rubert Lang was arcopted; Mi ALDAR ME DALong referred to in Grotto of Coinomis wore the acume of a most balio Cordeiro Kibeico, was naked to atand the noto ?The first was that I should I had boen under the doctor's handa fra rogardiner, an engineer urazeologiat the Tanchow mines, was called to give
month.
You were not out of your mind? You were compas mortis I was not out of my mind.
was not a
A DISABLED VESSEL PJOKED, UP BY THE KUTSANGRA The Shanghai Courier of the 16th has the
raide by the defendit; Mr Dil Knox leave the employ of the Company, the Ta Griffiths object to by the prosecutor; Yu Bhan Mining Co., if I did not sold the Ma Jose Maria d'Almeida, by the defend-lotter to the papers. I was in the employ ant, and Bi William Ross, by the preaccu of the Co., and the next condition was that
| I should'inve to pay part of the hospital. You had your songga 7 Well, I WI Tory for a copy of Mr Oandler's Bassy report of no 3, shaft at Tamchów, gave evidence following -The Indo-China steamer Kut• tor:
This exhausted the list, and Mr I gan's expenses myself. Ne mora name was called again.
Prosicutor aga shidlangor Me Logan, and he was called on to show on what Prosecutor said he objected to Mr Logan; grounds he did so. he was an employee of the Duck Co., as the He knew nothing defendant had been whatever of Mr Logan's private chractor; he simply objected because 2 Logan was Defendant mid he had left the Fork Co.
the Duck Co.
before Mr years Mr Lag joined it, and he
never seen the gentleman before:
year
brilliant Fasey Fair, attend which and obtain a draught of healthful sea-siranu Lor of resi lots of Hongkong arrived in the River Steamer Co.'s boat While-t-Ipoh (Can- tai Goggi). The foto was given in hont pr of H. B. Thomas de Souza Roza, the fato Governor of Maca; and it was arrsugod in this wire. The ex-Governor's fricada, being desirous of maraing their appreciativa of his services and showing their feelings of puremat rogard for him, asked what form of entertainment he would prefer: With true sense of the fitness of things and a modesty which is worthy of inuitation, His Excellency suggested a Fancy Fair, she pro- His Lordship aid that the prosecutor wast
You have no scientific knowlege of gee. show some better reason than the one he deeds of which should be devoted to charity had alleged. If he could show from any-logy 1-I do not profesa to have any scienco The picturesque grounds formed an admir-thing Mr Logan had said that he was not of geology...
How long have yon known Me Thomas able sito for the Fair; and altogether the fit to try the ones because of prejudien, well
A shod was and god. Bebaner a man happened to be Ido Bowler -About six months. foto was a grand saccose.
How did you come to make his acquaint- the employ of the auma company, that in erectot non tho Grotto, in which wor
was no reason why he could not give jus-ance?
Prosecutor-I don't think, my Lord, that placed over 400 different prizes for the great tfcu..
has anything to do with the case.
Defendant-Sit down." lottery. There were five stalls, each pre Bided war by a lady and here the sale of tickets for the lottery was briskly carried his sout an one of the jury as was Mr Jorge Mr Logan was therefore allowed to take on, at the modest figure of twenty tickets The jury sworn were as follows:-Messis Dansoy, Blake, Karberg, Lang, The fair stall-koopers did a sad Jorge. for dollar. no exceedingly good business, for within Logan
The jury having been aworn, the Acting two lions' time orery ticket was disposed of. The whole of the Gardens were beauti- Registrar of the Supreme Court, Mr A.. G. fully lighted up with thousands of Chinese Wine, mad the information and the defend and Japanese lanterns; and the soone was ent's plea of justification, both of which
of fairy-land. The crowd was have already boun pablished.
Я
immenne, and was much larger than the
Prosecutor said he had nothing whatever against Mr Logan except that ba was in the employ of the same compony.
Court.
warto M.M.E.I don't know.
of
refer..
PANY, LIMITED. The following is the Report for prosenta because I considered the mines were value-tion to tho shareholdore of the China Traders less. was recomended
the position of
spe
I
new processes, as
a
deu wha
this
to
matil
the
wind bad moderated considerably,
tearful a thy of particular mot jo Steep Island was reached as
when Japanese brigantine wa 15th, discovered, at
at anchor, abusirta Cable's Jength from the rocks. Her muat na
At the request of the prosecutor, all the casually met Mr Bowler. My chployers he fined a mine huch as practical Mr Thomas Ide Bqwler in the, Hongkong. Directora recommend be appropriated in Bro, and who was flying signals (
Ho
did not
not a
pay.
$120,000.00
A
of distress.
Captain Young at once stopped the
it was
Free
and the peo} was bearied, when f alle was in need of assistance; and preparations were made to take her in tow by the Kutseng. The work of getting lawser on buard was very difficult, and as the wind was rapidly rising, most clanger. bus. The Kutsung was anchored to wind-
and Mr. DIRECTORS. Oring to his departure from man, Chief Officer, with a boat's crew, the Colony Mr E. E. Susus has resign the hawaer aboard. Getting down to the His Lordship-Does that relate to the Belagist would say so. It. is not his seat at the Band, and Mr M. Grote of vessel was out hard best passing the ling Mesars Melchora & Co., has accepted an aboard bor was the dangerous work, and invitation from the Directors to fill the seal though fortunately unattended with any Loss of life, was exciting for those cons so vacated,
cernað. As the boat with the end of the
leaves your port for Portugal, viz the A newspaper was a plainod f. mines, and Mr Candler wrote back saying int get inore than 20 or 30 cents back for geological formation of Tai Yu Shan To be carried to New Account, 187.524.75 wurd of the help.cBS VESHORT_
United States, by the Gaelic to-morrow.
SUPREME COURT. "IN ORIMINAL SESSIONS.
tu
raturn
VECH 28
DI
(Before Sir George Phillippo, Chief Justice,) degen rutes into liser co; and had slauder
Monday, August 23.
paper
to
the
ise!
Prosecutor Then I withdraw the ques- tion.
dineral exists
AR
wäs
in minuto
More L. Poesseeker and B. Schmackor have also resigned their seats, and Mousa P. Arnbold and C. von Buse have bean ousted in their place.
undertook the unpleasant task of running.
No.I think that a very base ineman-South of China. I have known Mr T, Mining Jourant and he indited a letter the island, where it is said one of the crew Bowler long time. Ho las many times which was much to the same affect ne that the lati Seewe now lives, a man having
don't know whether he sent told the Bremen that he had been ship called at my office with the object of getting one showE. employment. We refused to employ Mr that letter to the Mining Journal. He of wracked in that vessel. At the Taku could Bowler. I I did not think he wasa fit person fered to write it. I swear on my math that do no more, she left the Tajolows, ut 0.20 pm on Monday. The crew of the Madros for the service required. Ho las called with be did this voluntarily.
to Mr Candler
Candler anying that Can
Janes Belt, engineer, in charge of consisted of twenty-eight hands all tu'd and that the manager has betteremploy him, evidence about a conversation which ha to me that Mr Caudler had This has occurred at least twice. He said had with Mr Bowler, but it was ruled in-
made an assay admissible, for Climesa and had made $25. 1, asked Mr Ct, Laws, mining engineer in charge work.
from this morning. Hongkong, reports hav Cross-examined--1 never and I was pro Mr Candior did not force or neares you on pleda of graphite
that Mr Candler had charger 325. He shig high principally went to show that he had sang, Captain Young, which arrived. lioro Relay drogad galena in high as 76 % or 60% of ing experienced very f the picking up of e
news of final engineer: I am a professional into stultifying yourself Of conrad he did.
have called to do businors with me in mine. lead. Ho said he would discharge ro
You had already sent your resiguation?rals. I am not aware that he madoang. Candler stated that I frequently importuned leit Hongkong on the evening of the effort Proseautor was then called. Ho said Mr disabled Japanese brigantino. The Kutsang miner.
You are working liner
work-
I land threatened to resign at the end of the to work the Tamcliuw mine 14 yeara ngʊ.
Mr Thomass E Candler asid--I am a min- him to give me employment. I first saw ing miner,
Defendant-A very different thing from two years, but he threatened me with
was fine, with a light southerly breeze. It lustaut dismissal. My term lid not expire ing mechanical engineer and certificated him on the Canton steamer a few months 11th fat, and the weather at the time professional miner
manager of mines and hold a warrant signage. His statement was a lie, a bleek lie. until the 6th September. Witness, continuing-I have been
He Lordship-It would be saticient to set in hazy the next day, and the glass commonced falling, and at midnight it was And
cleven months is the employ of! Are you employed at present-I am ad by the Home Secretary which in neces-
Hotel
sary for mining companies. I was a fol. say it was incorrect. the Pamokow and Tai-yu-shah Mining Co. living at the Stig!
Proscentur And his statement that I showing 29.63. On the morning of the 18th the wind was stif southerly, though a in the capacity of foreman miser.
Are you ompoyod I refuse to answer law of the Goologiest Society of London
don't wish to give ingens the question.
thead a life member of the instituto of min- asked for $400 is tales. You are not a professional engineer,
I
The case was adjourned till 10.30 to gry N.E. swell was rolling, and the glas was professor of Geology,
and fallen to 29.53. At 6:30 am, the professional minor-Yes, I am a profon- name of the company, I am not ase ciating engineers.
od with Mr Bowler in any way in
business. Mining,
and Mine surveying for three years
years morrow to allow proscestor to produce a stammer Glenlyon was soon, anchored near sional man.
Now since you have been here have you at Newcastle. Thave contributed for several copy of the Telegraph to which he wished to Mateu, and at noon on the 13th the glass
WAS awarded
had gond down to 29.44, and the N., not written to your fellow-worker vilify-yenra to acientie juurmals. I ing and blackguarding the company Do the only silver medal of the guilds of
swell was getting heavier. Ab 1.90 the 1 SET D practical mining en
Kutsany anchored at Doublo Peak Inlands you think it fair to write letters of this London.
I don't class
know what you mean. sineer and for thirteen years I have CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COM the weather looking more threatening, and the glass down to 20 37. During the after- You are a great aduairer of Thomas Ide bien employed in minos. I was in India Bowler I don't think you have any for about 15 months at the Star Rock
noon she proceeded, but the seat morning, mines I resigned my position in India reason to believe that.
On the 1st instant you wrote to Mr laws,
the 14th, the wind had handed to tha the glass having fallon by
29.12. Thomas Ile Bowler has gone to nighong
of Fubyan, in company wi
with the stoamers His Landship, to defendant-You must for Mr Chater and others. Mr Borlar is Richards & Co. and go the by Mass Insurancs Co., Limited, at the twentieth orthward, and hat incremel in violence, marks of that kind, by Luri, in really wirether I wrote that, addrees we, and you should out unke raaow a great deal more thought of hers than ninager of the Tauschow miues. I have ordinary Meeting, to be held on Monday, The Katsang then anchored under the les the M.M.E., F.K.G.8.1-1 am not sure best employed by Mesra Richard to make the 30th August, 1986, at 4 o'clock pin. Nansing, Bayeu Amoy and Chiza. She lay
einl reports on
and Ear
The Directors have now the pleasure to there till Defendant-
Who wore you referring to when you as I knew my roporte always gare satis lay before the shareholdora a statement of the bill tho aflamoop of that day. Thou an
faction. I eams here for three years at the Dompany's Accounts for the year ended itritating. His Lordship-Woll, don't be irritated.
Witnese was then re-examined by the handsome salary. I think it is impossible to April 30th last. Defondant to witness-Now just explair.
of geology in The net premis earned amount to the cireausstances under which you firat prosecutor. He said he was the son of one vain a practical knowledge
China. I was annoyed for sons tits after 8730, 654.87 as against $721,348.03 collected of the oldest and most respected hiuoamna-China. met the prosecuter.
Witness mot him at the Police Station. gors in Cornwall and had been connected with I came by calls from Mr Bowler, but 1 during the proviens twelva menthe
The working account shers a balance at I went up to see my friend le Stanton, and iniuingall his life. On his arrival at Tanchow declined to see him.
been planned which
Mr Smith--I put in an article written by credit of $167,59475, which sum the a practical plun, such lud spoken to me about Mr Bowler. I had was mariga paths could comfortably accom-witness were ordered out of Court.
Prisactor then addressed the Court. been instructed, after he had nisited the engineer would have planned, and he found Telegraph of 17th Nov., 1880, which is the the following maaner:
to visit the rinos. that be had to find the bulk of the experi- first part of the correspondones that led PA Dividend of 30 per cent, to modate. Of
mines, not to course the nesemblage was not
Hot to allow him
Sharoholdora too large for the objects in view-a token of He said that it was with extremn reluctance
Rad you pormission to allow him to sucu, while the other man drew the bulk of to this libel.
not the
Mr Bowler-Some one in the longhong He did not exactly approve of reapest for Senhor Roza, nad the aid of the that he had taken these proceedings. poor orphans. The proceeds of the Fair had, however, boon compelled to do so, by visit them -He came there.
Contributions, payable to all Contributora of business, will be given to the Italian Sisters of persistent stracks, and the instincts of self know be was coming, and I allowed him this arrangement, and there were some Telegraph added a part of the article, but A Dividend of 20 per cent, out
He deal scarcely dilato to see the nines. I wrote to Mr Candier times unpleasantnesses between him and take the respousilality for the whole. preservation.
Examination The article was then road. Exan
whether Shareholders or not, 150,000.00 Charity, for the support of the orphans under their charge. H. F. Senhor Ross upon the cowardien of the method of telling him that Me Bowler had scan the Mr Candier.
Did you tell me that the Company would continued-It is not the case that the gous to Hongkong by this steamer, as he the attacks which he now
to I Weapon
did quite right, but talling me not and allow him there again. To the best of my every dollar exponded Not that I am not the same a Hongkong. As stated in wield against a defenceless man, and
the artiste, and no one who was a prae- Le could not wield in belief I had not received instructions long aware of.
euk Pas a Weapon
Within the last few days? No He would be the last man to nd before that not to allow him there.
tond.
that true the rocate any curtailing of the liburtica of the Previous to that had you read an artiolo
threads. I kave shown results over 14 DES, but when that liberty is placed in which he has written against the mines and
ounces of silver where Mr Bowler says only the hands of meu of
COMPRBY.
10. Mr Candier then contradicted other -regulated ainda if the when news
Prosecutor robjected to the term against
Witness--The letter I wrote to you after items, declaring that any one who made descends
And
3 company His Lordship said prosecutor could cum-I came out of hospital was written sponta- such declarations had no knowledge of Individuals, then ho thought the law
geology. I wrote is reply to the assertions In reply to questions from his Lordship, when you sent me a copy of the paper. fairly be brought to hear against went on that afterwards.
Witness, continuing -I had seen an article it. Ho, like some of the best nixt must
; worthy in t
in the
had been made against the mines. I thought I had done witness explained the circumstances under mituperation
right in allowing him to visit the mines, which he dont in his resignation. He was defendant's the victim
His Lordship, interrupting--You had My colleagues approved of what I had dino. sent in the hospital by Mr Ho Amei, who better confine yourself to your own case.
I allowed him to go down Ne. I shaft. I am gave him a léttor guarantoring all his ex- When he had been there some Pausecutor said he would do so, and pro- not aware that Mr Bowler was refused par-penses. ore dad to
I to inform the jury ne to the nature mission to go down No. 9 shaft. A good time he received a letter saying that he the charge. The proceedings wore, he bit of what Mr Bowler wrote about the would have to bear balf the experts him
wrote Esself, and he then went in his resiguation. chanter Tamchow Mines was trus taken under 6 and 7 Victoria,
M. L. Salamon, eworn, said 1am os. appeared ndor saction 4 a spmowhat letter shown and marked C. It
On the 19th June of sisting Mr Smith. nder in the Daily Press of the 20th December,
this
year Mr Robert Fraser Smith was tho heavies-penalty was provided for than under in
Prasedior-I don't see that that has any editor and proprietor of the Hongkong Tele falsu vaitted. He did nos charge de
graph.
Mr Caudler-It is distinctly impossible fendant with 'knowing the lihela be falso," thing to do with the truth of the libel.
Defendant I admit the publication. and sca
Bis Lordship don't know. but simply with publishing a false
Prosecutor then pat in a paragraph which for Mr Bowler to have two or three hun Prosecutor I tried to keep all that out. dalous libel. He had taken this commas in
was acmitted by defendant to have appendred weight of one from the Tai-yu-shan. arder not to waste time. Under section, the If he goes into that, I shall have to bring a
of evidence.
•Telegraph to show animus, and a If he had it, he must have got it from some Mr David Knox Griffiths, before taking defence that the libel was true in substauder his letter was then put in and read. It latter which alan appeared in the graph on who stole it. the oath, said he had no confidence in Chi and in fact was no defence unless Dese evidence
and consequently he would be proved that the libellons mattor was contradicted some statements which had from the pen of Mr Candler to show the in- hold it as of no value whatever. It was published for the public osnebt. Defendant been made by Mr Dorker regarding the accuracy of defendant's assertion, that Mr Oundler persistently tried to ignore him. impossible for him with Chinese avitencs had therefore to prove that the libels were Tamehew Mines.
Defendant When you wrote this you He was then about to get into the box. Lo a verdict to give a in a serious ones which ha published for the public beneft before he that he, the
give evidence, has as neither bis Lordship the had read the article in the Daily Press. evidence i not satisfied was a just one. It was for the could give
Mr Candler-Any one making such abate could give any
had any
nor the prosecutor knew that there was any of shrinking:
Witness-Bhad. from
At this stage defendant, who had already thing to prove, he did not do so.. He was, tenta pretending to know geology would be Prat on Propertion Foreclosed and
writing falsehoods. They are statements He did not used the term once or twice, alluded to the however, to get into the witusss box to give writing The Acting Attorney General-A jury-made, quite the reverse,
tise man must be swara and give his verdict to wish to soo the public wasted, prosecutor as this person', in a contemp defendant an opportunity of examining him, made by a man who apparently know nothing
but defendant said he would call him later about it the bost of his ability,
Prosecutor then want trough the libel tapus manner,
Mr Smith then put in a letter to the the expres reading Mr Grifiths There is the dificulty-
His Lordship said it was quile unneces pres. aumplained of. After
Press of 4th Jan., which Mr Basler „This closed the prosecutor's case, to use terms of that sort. Defendant
To Balance on 20th June, 1688, must just notios and sion: Mr Thomas I Is Howler han forwards would speak of the prosecutor as the pro- His Lordship-You
In opening, d fendant said he rancored admitted. consider whether their statements are wor-ed us for publicatini a letter which beads
Mr Candler-Mc Philips was in my om- An Explanation:-The Bowler Candler escutor, or Mr Bowler, or some other term to think that this was a case which ought oredunce Mr Grifths-With Chiness evidence Imbroglio,
ine called for
of of the original
f courtesy; it did not do him, the defend never to have enme before the Court, and play as a working miner and had nothing ho thought it said little for the management to do with the manager. I have heard of asking for samples. Mr Bowler letter he forwarded to the defendant was currect him several times.
Yas there to-day. After briefly has made Defendant-It is not my fault, if.I uad not so headed, a portion of the heading
WAS of the that is not true what he says in the latter being orased before he sent it. (The letter, plain English. I did not use the term of explaining what his view
letter,fensively.
law of libel, he said if any jury
jury with reference to the saniples that this is however, was not produced). Proceeding
His Lordship-You have anid it two or returned a verdict of with the paragraph, prosecuter read 'As
Ilay before them Tamchow Mining Company Mr Bowler this co-called explanation is neither three times it conveys a ocrtain plight
Defendant quite acquiesce in what that he would only express his astonish-frued his way into my office and asked for more nor less than a contemptibls and
ment to the end of the world. He then an appointment at 8100 with Ave years
the anchorag The conduct of both went on torm person need be taken offensively.
and Mr Freeman is worthy of whose perfectly laudable dasise to ignoto
ba His Lordship-At all events it conveye a dangerous thing, and that the praseentor, not get this
pects oorroborates our report of Saturday: the bigleat p for the Mining Company. Mr Bowler's existence will be thorough..
rewarded for their exer ligo had brought this action under the Mr. Bowler-That is a lie
The Take arrived here yesterday after at they
Captain Community, we decline to publish itself.
His Lordship called Mr Bowlor to order noon bringing news of the loss of the Bri- tions in saving life and property without absolute proofs that the said the the remarks in the prosecutor's letter were the publication and defendant's
insinua. Defendant, to witness-Don't you think misapprehension that defendants mouth
would be closed, that he had only to prove and Mr Borlat apologised.
tish steamer Micdra, Captain Plenge, 1,09)
tou, a showed the true spirit of tions are true an instified here is evide gratuitens, impertinent and uncalled for?
to accomplish the outh
ld the oficials to send | tons owned by Chapman & Ness, of London. but in his efforts to Me Candier plå was The Acting Attorney General said the gentlemon of the jury
closed. Witness--Yes,
sed. He then made sure allusions as to him ont. This occurred about Novem- This is the steamer which brought out the enmo ends, and by his di options and ama prisoner laid a complaint before the Police ence that that was not true. The letter he
in England. hor 1884. The man who said that there eight 40 ton Armstrong guns for the Chinese nanda, the vessel, her crew and cargo are Απ His Lordship had not heard the ques criminal procedings of this kind wat Magistrata on the 7th August that as he said was merely an expinuntion of what he was going to the Central Darket a China considered a most mean attack upon himself. tion and answer, the question was reposted, It was only men of rank and standing, not was an intrusive dyke at Tamchow must Government in December last. Ever since safe at sochor in a sheltered part, instead
bat ghores of Steep Island, mat of the name of Chan Aking put his Defendant in his paragraph thou went on and witnersThey were incalled for, but men of the stamp of the prosecutor, who have had some object in doing so, for there then she had been running on the coast of being lost and drowned on the ricky
is not a dyke within eight miles
She loft Nagasaki on Tuesday, 10th insta hand into his puoket and robbed him to
to speakc of the not overscrupulous!
crupulons I don't think they were importent after were allowed to bring erisinal actions. He
next proceeded to argue that fair comment Mr Bowler-By a mistake this observa with anoargo of coals for Hongkong. Chan Aking pen of t
of the proscentor. That was most the remarks of Mr Candler.
His Lordship and untrue.
was privileged and that the paragraph com- tion was made to apply to Tamehow. I Thursday night she encountered a typhoon, was a fishmonger
Wiless-No,
and for two days no observation could be No, not untrue,
plained of was a fair comment on a public should have applied it to Tai Yu Shan. the Innes of the CentralMarkot. He was secutor, was not in ever easy circumstan
the Mr Candler-It is equally untrue of Tai talen. During this time oreo of the ty matter, written without malice for pub- To defendantThey were, of course, is benefit, and in self defence. He then Ya Bhan. To my knowledge, Mr Bowler have experienced the.. the evening of the 6th instant ass and that be resorted to literature to oke Bitting on when the defendant, who was in the habit out a livelihood, its libeller alluded to his Mr not dens were clean
not over scrupulous pen, which was there was & gross and most unjust libel. Then the li- beller contiound this vary, objectionable Chan and meddlesome busybody.
difficulty in
proving that
FERJURY.
Tara Singh was charged with having in a Police Court given perjured evidence cans in which he silaged that he had boon robbed of 70 .conte by a man named. Ohan: Aking, who, lis said, had put his hand into his pocket is
in the Priya Central and takeu the money ther
therefrom, such a statement boing lucorrect. tendered a
uf
HALL
Mr Leach, on behalf of the prisoner, section b. Unders
Ia ples of not guilty. The following
were then sworn in a jury genesis A. A. Cordeiro, David K. section 5, the words knowing them to be 1885
men
Griffitht.
icht. William Ross, C. D. Dauenberg, H. C. Maclean, William Drake, and A. & dos Romedion.
08
A MOST CONSCIENTIOUS JUBYMAN.
could
Judge to say whether he could act as a ton of any statement he had
juryman nader such circumst sneem,
thy
of
nously.
in the
ad. in
Mr Smith then put in two letters from Mr Howler, of the 20th and 21st November, Mr Candler anid-I never write any such which Mr Bowler admitted. thing as that a sample of argentiforous gatens yielded Bo per cent. of lesil and thres of silver as alleged by Mr Bowler un 30th November and various other things he
interfered with the ques- His Lordship tions pas by Mr Bruith on surely scientife points on which they differad, because it was not relevant to the case.
says are not ring.
Mr Smith put in an extract from the Daily Frest on the genley of South Kwang. Tung, saying that the mine of Tamchow was para and that the mine of Tai-yo-chan was not worth a second glanca,
Dally
ing bows under, into the heavy ses that bawser need the vessel, which was pitch- by Mr. Freeman The appointments of Mr M. Grote and was running, it was seen by:
that his task wou not an easy one, but he Mr C. von Boss will require the confirma- did not give it up. Just :83. his boat had got close to the vesicl, an enormous EVO tion of the Shareholders.
Messro d
J. Thurburn and P. Amold re-washed the frail graft under the bows of the tire by rotation and offer themselves for brigantine, which at that moment came down into the trough of the sea, catching the re-election.
it, the
hiraj anchor of the larger versal Freemas in the chest, and insensible and huipfces, into the water. Two of the Japanese sailors of the brig antino, seeing his dangr, at once sprang overboard after him, and suosseded in $109,192.78 ting him on to the deck of their vessel, 111,534.01 where restoratives were applied, and the
officer
brought round sil right. The 678311inder of the crew of the sbeamer's boat---
AUDITORS.-The Annexed Accounts have hunt under her bows and
bou sedited by Mears T. Arnold and T. I. Rose, who are recommended for ro election.
J. THURBURN, Chairman. Hongkong, 2let Atigust, 1830.
Working Accoun
To
L
Survey Fee
Charges, Commdedans, de, daingia memint Directors and Auditors' Feen-Head
Office and Frunches, Bad Dobeles Furniture • • Written of Sesurities and 2 Balanco to Profit and Loka ACCOUNT,...........
By Prenta, less Re-Insuraness and Return
Pro Interest Exchange, Transfer Feen,
zenalised, Suspened, Amount brought forward from
Inst year,..........
Reserve Fund,
By Balance on 20th June, 1895,
0.929.42 remaind
167 were picked up, when it was found that 637,524,76 three of them were rather severely injured. bost was secured and baled out, and $1,020,770.12 Mr Freeman and nis boat's crew started to
The
return in the teeth of a fast rising and #750,65167 furious gale. Only one of his boat's or
$2,705.43 could handle an oar, and
Oar, and it took to hours 1848341 y
211.00 hard labour to reach the Kutang, which ai
once got under way, and with the disabled, :9,000.00 -
vessel in tow, t
Shangha started For
bat the towling broke, 200,778.71 when off the
$1,050,270.18
that the -AD-
the brigantine,
anal Captain Young, n
hog, knowing cherago there was safe, put his Second
buard! Offour, Mr
Goode, on $800,000.00 as there were no Boropantia in
ber, and 303,000.00 steamed on to Shanghai The name of the Japanese vessel was not ascertained, na 36 Stareng
was written in Japanese characters, but it Honghaus, Biel July, 1863.
was learnt that she was on a voyage from We have compared the above Statements with the Osaki to the Lis chius, and had boon dis- feat the same cizrect.
!3**
course by the
there is no possibility of ascertaining from the latter. To the best of his belief the ant, any good. His 'Lordship bad bad to the legal affairs of the Colony that Me De application to me pers dally: Books, Vouchers and Securities of the Company; andsted and blown out of her cour
the wnesses whether what has been paid to tru, or not.
His Lordship We have all to tako that into consideration. There are many other people who have to deal with Chinese wit Deessa, and they must just do their best.
Mr GriffithsIf you think after what I
THE
it
cumstances which " guilt under the cir- the only application he has made to he
Tags AHOLD,Auditors.
T. 1. Book,
LOSS OF THE 'MADRAS," The N.-O. D. News of the 18th instant
Since
heary galetting the above, we a Aro informed that the disabled vessel has been sailed t Wong by Mr Goode, that officer having
by ey
up
have said I can act as a juryman, I will take grossly. libellous attack-on a gentleman your Lordship saya,, but I don't think they say that a littlo, knowledge was agreement" He threatened that if he did | gives the following inforination regarding to a jury maat and brought her Grifith had to do his best to unravel the ly understood and appreciated by the that idea, and you are only injuring your rough having only a little legal know- pleasant would make it voy un the loss of the Madras, which in sue re- this offend it is to bo huped.
the önth
The cath was then administered, and Mr tangled web of Ohinese evidence,
PERJURY.
of seven 10-cent pleed in one of cruel expression. Kuawing that he, the pro-,
of playing with the boys there, one up to him and touched him on the head. Chan Aking did not approve of this and he ran &TAY Ahing fell down and the
him-
Primer rsnoer came up hayo
and soined him. A Chinese constable came Chan Aking of having robbed him and showed some centà he had in his band,
to
a rich lode there. Defendant-It was untrue. Prosecutor-Bocause Mr Bowler did not ocutor-Why, I gare it to the man Bowler's to the Dady Press of 20th March and the coals got into the bilges, making it stould know there was a rich lolo there.
Dafeudant--Then you ought to have even it
Defendant asked his Lordship to note that, as he was going to contradict that. He then read Mr Bowler's leftur; and his com
his Lordship allowed the truth of the libel known.
cutor, donbied. Defendant further wont
His Lordship to defendant-You must observations of that kind. Witness
- up at the time, and tho, prisoner accused to be inquired into, which, he, the prose not to defendant-In view of the richments thereon which he said were a fair called on the editor of the Daily Frese encher, but the years) at
on to say that he, the prosecutor, had
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The young man Dundell, alias Spencer,
was found guilty of trying to obtain pos- sansion of a chest of optam on a forged ohoque.
(Before His Hopar Mr Justice Kassell
Praine Juage.)
Monday, August 29.
THE BOWLRA TEABER-SHOTH LIBEL CARE The beating of this case was commenced
this
Then
defendant
said
objected to by both parties.
KAL
were
ccoptod, but the third juryman, Mr
The
care a
the prosecutor.
*D.fondant asked the
The letter
drafted
I had
but
as he did not. the company.
if I
would send by him to the
wish
охрепкон
would have to show cause.
prosecutor
The first letter was one from Me Phillipstala portion of the papers an atter the character of Mr Candler and the mines Bowler visited mo and advised me to dia-on board the Taku that something for
to the prosecutor expressing his regret that which
and the company was because he had been pay twig
d'employment time after time by the hospital objected to
to pay, I could Campany
Prosecut-That is a lie. the nata B had appeared in the Hongkremein in the company's service. That papers as being likely to injure hún a letter which he wished me to sond referred After a a few farther remarks, the defond
sat finished his introductory stench, and professional gran, and explaininx to him to an article which appeared in the
Mr. Candler the Court adjourned for tids."
iterpenod, so a sharp look-out was kept charge him, because he wrote this letter
and spoke the Hospital, I went to
to hin wrecks, and at 5 pm. on Monday she sight about the letter and the insubordinate ed the masts of the Madona, and Captaisi rds he had spoken to Mr Ho Amei, and Bowden anchored in five fathoms and sent said I had instructions to dischargo Lim, s boat; but as there was no ono to be scen He said he was very sorry for what he laid the boat was recalled and the steamer got done and be offered to go down to the anchor and proceeded. On North Trichow office with má the same day and
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After some discussion on the point, during writing, and the note attached B is in Mr cepted,
Thomas Edward Candler's handwriting. Lordship which hi
skid that the
prosecutor had no right to object unless he show
cause, Mr Logan was asked to ed asuse, aland eriis, 16 Using aniletafood that if the list was uzhausted Me Login should be recalled; “whón this
ng the circumstances under which he came to Journal of the 8th May. Mr John Binke and
Mr Christian Peter write the note. The note, in Mr showed we it. He did not read it to me.. wn Hartberg were the next two jurymen Candler's handwriting, is as follows - Mr. Ele merely said it was a copy of what ap-
Colony,
Peared in the Daily Press, and charged me On Tai, Insuranes Day also director an. fences by the sinan. At the same tim11%, so the 2-ku came to shohor and the life-coat was en in command of the seabad called, and these were also socepted Mr T, I. to his power to injura Emilia Latonio Jorge, the next, was how- ever objected as by the defondant Oundler, M.E.FGS.M., LM.ME, by with giving Me: Borler information and chief promoter of the Tanichow and Tai In I had a conversation with him which led officer. The crew pullad alongside a steep existing him in writing it. I had nothing 8ban raines. The head quarters of thess me to believe he had been given forma rock. There was a heavy sea running at the false position as whatever to do with it. into a You have no right to
tion about our mines to Mr Bowler, and time, but these ond mate of the Madras His Lordship-Y
to bringing toy pime
companies are at Canton. There are a person to whom cradit is dúa fise min-1 Defendant think I hare, my Lyding operations in thir Chulany. I came out. You were not drunk when Mr Candlar namber of Chinese interested in these had tried to do me barng little and six of the firemeu ran down and got ins Bia Lordship Show me:
here nearly years ago to work under Mir was at the hospital What do you mine 2900,000 have already been paid excited at this and rushed into his room to the bust and were taken on board the Defeedsut There was a case in which Candler's directions, and am doing so now, mean by being drunk? Did you ever ses up as capital. They are the first mines and brought our paper and pencil in under Tak which however was reached with
worked under European machinery in the to contradist the statements made in the difficulty, the other fireman remaining on Hongkong Observatory, August 25 -1889. the Chist Justice allowed it.
and I regret it is in this person's power to me drunk?
object
Kr Ho_Amoi said--I am manger of the This was the third time I had condoned sealand flags were soon afterwards seen way-
Barometer
AT $ 1,M, TO-DAY.
Temperature. Humidity Direction of Wind Faige
Ypather
90.72
83
while swept and her buute all carried away, Mr Smith then put in a letter of Mr there were two feet of water in the fore hold giving a report of Mr Bowler's first visit to difficult to clear the water out of her. In the raines.
this plight the Captain, on Sun Mr Candler then denied several state a
which
be the surts in the letter and continuing Raid-1 falende
Hot Proved
then stacred in,
in, in order to p.ia. struck on a
Allowance, Taels 18/39 Persian, Paper tied... 400/500. a number of witnesson waren droments Jaise and gratuitous, lode, which Mr Candler did not know of and diepassionate reply to the communice about some statements and he promised iset. The Chintung camo along an hour
But t to insert
Allowance, Tools...... 32/48 anything more from the pen after the accident, anchored, and remained but which kiew to be false and gratui hinwelf, the letter is not true. I sent my tion.
In the course of further remarks, de of Mr T. 1. Bowler.
Howler on consider
all night. She sen
sent her boste in the after- tous. How could defendant know whe latter to Mr Candler for approval and Mr
ales fendant characterised the prosecutor'a ac-
Mr Bowlar Du` you
Exchange Boon and with the assistance of Brime fisher- ther he knew the statements were faise Candler sent it to the papers.
ber of these societies when men, took on member
on board the
the chief sont the latter which was published in tious as infamous and indecent. Wo bare self reflected most strong
ard the Captain, sailors, and
Hoxerona, August 23: and gratuitous. That refle
proceeded ip on his character as an individual and the Telegraph on the 17th Juns (Thin not time to transcribe the notes of his re- von have not paid your subscription?- oficer, engineers and
marks in full, or room, to give them to I know that one may becoina & mem next morning at aout 6 golock on her boy Bank, Whe
The escorad
Demand, NE made him out to be a most coworthy letter the ssine as the one marked B
Mr Atkinson, and night. Among other things he said pan ber of the society by simply paying aga
90 days sight, persons, who rose
previously.) Part of it is a lie. his in fact.
montha' right, lendant went on to say that the only way
the case was committed for trial,
tions with regard to Mr Candler's invmber wreck by the fishermen, but the latter ro Mr Candler could Possibly roognize the knowing part of it was a lie 7-Yes.
His Lordship asid defendant must be ship of the Societies and with regard to his used to put them on board the Chintang Credits, By his Lordship - The part where I said week and purposeles vituperation of a
reason is not quite clear. The Wire, Weat
The Dreumentary, He had seen nothing of any geological descriptions. of Mr pezzon
Bowler's inferred that I was proud to serve under him was a lie. wistakon.
clan,
latter.
Lordship said these matters of opi Matras remained above water till dark, but was not prend to serve ander him.
off the rear he,
demand, the prosecutor, was a person of a very
night By the defendant-Before I ft the
she slipped Defendant said he was prepared to prove nion wers of no moment to the case and al during the bad class. Then be
By the advised that gentleman
Mr Smith bad rande a great deal of which appears to be the same one on which Shanghai, Me sction for libel. Well, defend Agent in London told me that.
though Candler it. to bring an.
Prosecutor said there were not two words the he › would the jury right as to the Seewe came to grief, this latter wreck
what was mere opinion and what was mere being at the south end of it. In the morn- Gold Leaf, 100 fize... morning. Both parties were present, ant was now having a taste of that himself, was sent out as a surveyor and geologies,
45 he
is so f foud of advising uthors. and that he know nothing of mining, and of truth in what defendant said.
Further an defendant said he was surry to fact.
the Madras was lying in tea fathoms and Sovereigns, and sonducted their cajas in person.
Gomidorable delay back pars in getting the Thomas Ide is worth powder and shot, sent out.
the question arises, who he also told me a mining engineer would be
I was discharged from the Cons- sea au Englishman occupy such a position Mr Bowler-Did you call at the China standing opright, with the tops of her devite
Temperature. He Mal stont a letter from Mr Phillips ↑ « above water. The Chintang haring pro ajary, several of
of the jargon called being ther
Mr Candler I called at the office. ceeded, the was that by the Taku, and (Taken at Moser Falconer & Co.'s Premiata, inferring that the proescutor was wrth. pany through misrepresentations wide by a Me Phillips had done to-day-
Mr-Bowler Did you tall the editor that hoisted a agunt whid on an answer being BAROMETER AM 29.820 ens person. That ho respectfully submitted Me Carsilor. The specific charge was that had becure associated with Mr Bowler in The first two jurymen,
neu, Bir Thomas Car
Queen's Road.) appeared to read, Oandler had said I-ssid: Mr
ssid: I did not some way or other, and would probably rae li el.
Bowler
You did not know anything about it
Are you ready pentor and Mr William Sidney Bamsey,
thon called Mr Phillips, D
a da for Mr Ho Aasi. Of course, that for the rest of his life, Mr.
rown in thiz Colony, and
Candler I do not remember."
Yes, after an interval the Chintang made William Heary Phillips, swotr, said I denied that Mr Candler visited meat the was not unknown James Douglas Logan, we objected to by am a professional ininer.
would have an opportunity
how to of knowing
Hougkong on business connected wisted another signal, but as by this time Hospital and said in answer to a letter which wou Baator to show cause for his objection and shown me, and marked A, is in my hand. I had sent that my resignation was as many times he had appeared before the with a very insubordinate letter which the two regrets were a couple of miles apak: THERMOMETER~~9 AM 69
to leave public. Mr Bowler's ream for damnifying had rec-ived from Mr Phillips and Mit bould not be made out. It was suggested
Amoy to get the letter pub the letter
Oily,
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Then deqo you sent that letter to tho papers; stentor had, written to the Judge, after | subscription?-He then usked several qnas-ten Chinese firemen were taken off the
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