DRYSDALE & CO., LTD.
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS,
ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT CO., LTD. H.K. & Shanghai Bank Bldg. Tel. 27788
JOHN CLARKE'S
CASEBOOK
Breaking Point
HEY were
happy
Tfamily, self-contained,
CHINA MAIL
OUR AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER
Elections: "The Doc Gets Away To A Flying Start
FROM H. KING WOOD
Sydney, Nov. 8.
each-father, mother, child ---taking great pleasure in The Labour Party's leader, "Doc" Evatt, has the other's company. They got away to a flying election start and between were not rich, but they now and Federal polling day on December 10 he
get along on marged to the money the father earned will have carried out the most strenuous election
campaign of any leader in history.
as a lorry driver,
Then the father, whose name was Jim, began to lose his nerve. Not in the road, where his skill held, but in the struggle that had nu end in sight, to provide for a Cunilly as he wanted to. to go on doing that, on and on
The first result of the strain upon Jin was an uncharacteris- the edginess. that maile quick in temper set sharp with his tongue His wife and child nude terms as best they coul with his new matiner
JIM
THE TARGET AREA
IM himself was aware of the dance his nerves were lead
drink i more then he had in the past, hging to lay the hogy that way
ing him. He began to
No one could ever accuse the "Doc" of being a shirker; in fact he has worked hard and long at every task he has had to do since he stepped into the late Ben Chifley's shoes more than six years ago,
Also, strangely entaigh, ine, represented great big Wen lef oulaite has team the passed him by to the extent countries. that he
Labou. believes the
33 per cent of the
ret came from 25
The 481-f long tunnel will Party is as good as elected and carry the waters of a river from that his stanch 10 1314-
Petrov one side of the mountain ruige
ende meets willi universal up-to another and is part of a
proval
με
ROMDR
ring
scheine that will be one of the Colleagues repart that he left wanders of the world, the Caucus room last week possi-
tively cheerful and was so de- PRESENTS GALORE finite abou
Into the Trocary
benches that even the
The NSW Lawn Tennis Asso-
is tuming out
to be 1 party ciation most pessimati uf
(nothing but a Jally old spend- have hope. This feeling has also seeperl thrift, into the 1iberal Party
Not only has it announced that where backbenchers are begint will make 21st birthday pre- Hoad and Ken to Lew Itring to ask if the Government sents
I added with a isn't taking re-election too much Hosewall, int
There is a little bittle wriggle of the hips that it for granien
has
electric ent of muttering going on that the already
the Honds wg a wed - Prime Minister will not himself mixer to
out-Evalt-ed if he is not care- ding present.
The Hoads, happily turning ful
their mixer in the days ahead, will be able to reflect on what
Bet drick did not help. resulted only In Jim's spread ing the target-area of his almost dadly displeasure, and going for neighbours as well as his
Jain family.
He saw a doctor then, and the doctor prescribed J CUFSC treatment in hospital
Jim went to hospital, und in
He due course was discharged. took a drink to celebrate. Over the next day or two. ho took my drinks for one reason or another,
SHUT OUT
ONE day when he went home,
woman who was co-tenant
of the house where Jum lived, shut the door os his face and refused him admittance because of the abuse to which flm had treated her and her children.
in the street, Jimi gave vent to fue feelings, roaring mightly Trim views on his neighbours, who gathered mund to listen. A policeman came along, at- tracted by the shindy, and Jln was arrested for being drunk and disurierly.
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PM's ATTITUDE
The Prime Minister, of course, looks on the December 10 elec- Hou as a formality that with bring into line the elections of the House of Representatives and the Senate thrown phrase in the last double das- solution.
انان
|
had they taken
Jake Kramer's
of
£30,000 pro,, offer,
Ita
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1955.
SIDE GLANCÈS By Galbraith
SHEAFFER'S
#1
ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN
100 Years
By Galbraith ACTION AGAINST From Our Files
FIRM WHICH "DISAPPEARED"
回
10.12
T. M. Reg. 35, 4. PADI, Dyer, 1964 by HEA Sartina, kva
"Relax and have loads of fun, Mr. Hyde- know how your husband keeps you penned up in the house!”
Man On Trial For
•
Alleged
Murder
An unemployed Chinese was accused at the might, or might not, have been Criminal Sessions this morning of murdering a rattan worker whom he was alleged to have attacked with the intention of robbing him of his passing, we had word Ken Rosewall during the week-wrist watch. end. On top authority we had it that Ken, 21 last week, is drow- ing minimum
£75
a work He w
would be deeply shocked trom his Melbourne jobs with
servously ADYRH
the line he wants suggested all
off for that he might find himself bark big tennis, No wonder Kramer Iate the Ground he knows so could see no particular future well--that
Leader of the in trying to tempt him. Oppositam, Ho would fully pound out that never had the country had it so well.
wue. Bul
اهرة
mund
Wan
ENTERPRISE PAYS
and
Trul
Not-so-old Jum Dennis Os back 14 Live des when his son, Tom, have built up Chifley went cut
power, thriving primary industry in the Australia wa
the brink edelly mainly selling sheep and prosperity wave then imd it and lambs as "lawnmowers". was inconceivable
that unyixie Since they entered this novel h?etri
But business seven years ago they change. Chifley prom.sed nothing but claim that they have sold 14,000 The prvent order -- and sheep in the Sydney metropoli- shut all of
Lan urea. power. At the Clerkenwell court_next And Mr Menzies might chew They also shear the sheep ciny. the magistrate, Mr Frank
over the similarly of his wwn they sell and buy the cilp. Powell, was told the story of
lim said this week that they pustion in the silent watches of the change which had come over
probably would
sheat 12,000 the night. ./im He was told, besides, that
alreep in Sydney this year. They Tim, with his family were due to
MAGNIFICENT JOB
averaged about 81b of wool from away
a few days, and for a
each sheep. At a recent wool that perhaps his troubles would
Three years
they suld ago this columnsule
more than end if only he could find some complained on numerous occu- 2,0001b of wool at prices rang-
new to live, somewherestons that where
Melbourne wils only ing from 1/9 to 5/3 a lb. his past aggressiveness trifling with the job of running where
Dennis reckons he has one would not count against him.
of the biggest sheep stations in the 1950 Olymple Gomes and
Australia right in the heart of unless
to serious Hot down!
He
two Sydney.
employs business there was grave dunger that the Exture would be taken permanent shearers who travel from suburb to suburb in a away from Australia end hand-
shearing truck
sheep sey en ed elsewhere.
days a week. The fact that Melbourne more
Factories,
and once had to toe the carpet
hospitals
with people
lawne Ovoracas and that the head of ordinary Inernational Olympic had
also They to are tho customers.
to
who Livestock firms here and Come out
do me all "He looks a different man,"
half a dozen As leaders trouble shooting indicates that keep said the magistrate, whoo
for sheep on and off trains and we weren't writing through our was brought back to the dock,
trucks. "Is his necks. After his week away.
seil about They
20 a day wife here?" the
us say quite frankly now magistrate
for- that over the last 12 months from their city depot at prices nent, calm, happy- Melbourne has done a magni-ranging up to £217.8 cach.
M
A DIFFERENT MAN
до
ÄR POWELL gave dim ball, that he might go off with his family, and asked the what probation officer to
about might be done
finding new quarters for Jim and his family.
asked. Jin's wife ward,
A
sce
came
**
Jim
then
Let
fleent job and there is got the that when the been slightest doubt
Ainėl curtain rings down in
next December
looking woman.
husband "How's your behaving the magistrate asked her, "Has be kept sober””
FRESH START
Of you, sir, be's bern spien- did." Firm's wife said.
The accused, Ng Po, 82, unemployed, was arraigned before Mr Justice A. D. Scholes, charged with the murder of Ip Koon-yau, 27. at the Tai Hang Tung Resettlement Area, Kowloon Tsai, in August.
woman
WUN
Mr D. E. Greenfield, Crown Counsel, is prosecuting, assisted by Detective Inspector Roberts. Mr V. L. J. D'Alton is defending place, after
censed and accused Ng Instructed by Mr J. C. WB-sent to Kowloon Hospital
of Johnson, Stekes and examination.
men Master.
for
The complete disappearance of a commercial firm resulted in a "three-cornered" action in the Supreme Court before Mr Justice J. R. Gregg, this morning.
The plaintiffs are the Kin Fong Hong, importers of 179 Wing Lok Street, represented by Mr Brook Bernacchi and Mr Patrick Yu instructed by Mr W. 1. Cheung of P.H. Sin and Co.
are
The first defendants are the now non-existent merchant- firm. Oriental Development Co., formerly of 31 Gilman Bazaar, which "disappeared" on May 22, 1962. They did not appear in Court,
defendanta The second the United Chinese Bank Ltd., of Kwok Man House, Ice House Street, represented by the Hon. Leo d'Almada, QC, and Mr Oswak Cheung, Instructed by Bernacchi. Mr W. C. R. Carr of Johnston, Stokes and Master,
A
money to the first defedant Arm against the security of the de- posit and that the for the letter took was purely at the suggestion of S. K. Yoc, said Mr
Ago
In the China Mail of October 18, among some Items of news from Shanghai, appeared a short paragraph about the Por tuguese Consul at Ningpo. which monie of our readers may not have
them have
and most of
Mr Iay forgotten
brother of the now recalls
of Macao, the Ningpo Consul, attention to It the following letter, which was rocdivod Live daya after Lis dinter
To the Editor of the "China Mail,"
Sir-As you have published in your No. 119 of 18th Instant an article on Shanghal which concluded with the following words,
It is alleged by the Chinese, that the Portuguese Consul at Before leaving, the second Ningpe supplies the pirates with He is said to be
Chang asked S.K. Yee to con- firm that the letter of credit The third defendant, also would not be further extended claimunt, was Lam Ting, trad-beyond May 25, but if I was ing as the
Wah Shing Trading not used the deposit would be Co., represented by Mr John sent direct to the plaintiffs and McNeal QC and Mr Victor G-secondly, that if the shipment (ins, instructed by Mr F. X.
made against the letter of D'Almada.
credit the Bank would give the Kin Fong Hong are claiming necessary delivery orders direct $90,000 against the missing firm to the plaintiffs, Yee guaranteed
and to as money loaned to them,
carry this out
these $100,000 against the Bank as matters wers set out in a letter. security which they allege the He then went on to suggest that Bank undertook to pay them in the plaintifs open an account the event of non-arrival of with his Bank, pointing Out
if the gooda goods purchased by the missing that
were not Arm.
shipped he could then transfer The third defendant who is the amount deposited into the said to be a partner of the miss-plaintiffs
account with Fuda is also claiming the Bank. ing frin, $100,000 from the Bank as return of deposit. He clairas that he financed the contract for the goods, 400 tons of sulphate of aminonta, and that he paid
о
LETTER ALTERED
Mr Bernacchi went on to tell opened the money to the missing how this account was
with a deposit of $100,000 and how the of credit facilities with the Bank.
agreement between
so that they could open
letter
The goods never arrived,
HOW IT STARTED
plaintiffs and the first defendunt
being a letter by the trat
frm was entered into. The let- ter ætting out the arrangements was allered by 3. K. Yee
defen- flim confirmed by the
In his opening, Mr Bernacchiffs to a letter from the
clated that it all started on April 29, 1952 when th. first defendants and the plain- manager of the Arst defendant
Jointly confirmed by the Orm, Kwan An-ching approach-Bank, S. K. Yee telling them ed the managing partner of the that this would be sufficient to plaintiff firm, Chang Ching-pon secure the for a loan of $96,000, indicating This
had
alatonmoney.
Jetter was
occhi declared.
The case la proceeding.
Ber-
Ng pleaded not guilty. A Jury something, as a result of which of six men and a
they started to chase the other empanelled.
person-who was the accused. Ng was taken to a Police post. ip went along with the group.
end chap certain conversation took
that he might require further ped by the parties, It was on which tho de-
sums of money later on.
the strength of this letter that Kwan informed Chang were
that the plains loaned $90,000 to his fram
a letter of the Arat opened
defendants, Mr credit with the United Chinese Bank in
in respect of a shipment of 400 tons of sulphate of ammonių and that the letter of credit had been extended to May 25. He
that he Chang he paid Radio Hongkong also told $100,800 to the Bank as a 90 Hv suggested that the plaintiffs should sell the goods on behalf of the first defendant
when firm
they arrived at a of two per selling commission cent plus interest on the loan at one and a half per cent per month.
Mr Greenfeld told the Jury In his opening that the accused and the deceased lived in the Tal Hang Tung Resettlement Area. They lived in the same block of flats, the accused on the fourth floor and deceased on the sixth.
SHOUTS
They
saw
OF
on
ALARM
Crown Counsel said de- stased had a cut wound Up the centre of his forehead and bruises on the left side of his Iaco Accused had a cut the hand and two on his leg.
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
him
on
Enters avalarial Hang Tung. It Crown Enters
Nolle Prosequi
.
was the
វា
Chang
a
H.K.T.
2007
6. Time Signal and Programmie port: 6.06. For the Children Summary: 403, Stock Market Re-
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Gillett at the Organ (Recorded); 8.60, Wather Report; 7. Time (Lenkion al and The News Beky); 109, Commentary (London Nalay) or Special Announcementi: 7.10. Interlude for Muela with Johns Geva (Bord): 730, Two's Com pany: 1.4), Franis Checkallend and als Orchestra), B, "Viewpoint"|_ A Weekly Magazine devoted to the Arts Edited and introduced Janet Tombun. Book Reviews by Juris Newman: High Adventure" by Sir Edmund Hilary: 'Bellef and Lobellef since 1850 by FLG. Wood; "Writing in the Family"-A Talk by Lals Miletor; Lula Chan's EX- inhibition-A foylew by Gordon Wieglerworth: 630, Ted Heath wid
I had attempted to rob deccast | BUDICE to the letter of credit was Production: 9.30, Trip in
Accused Was arrested and He gave
Diesel Train
4.43
REDIFFUSION
עם
After treatment, Ip returned to his home but later started to feel bad and went to bed, The About 2 p.m.
August 7,
fellow following morning, his he continued, shouts of alarm
workers found him unconscious, were heard from a lavatory on
was nothing
did not immediately but thought there wa the sixth floor. Two of the de-
enter into the agreement. but he ceased's fellow workers hurried serious and went to their work.
a asked a friend. Fong Hing-yeung. Later in the day, however, there They found Ip standing relative of
of Gibson deceased's came to managing partner outside the lavatory with his
knew still un- visit
Hong
the who Finding him lace covered with blood.
manager of the United Chinese conscious, the relative culied an
censed
and was Bank, General S. K. Yee, ambulance.
with him, to someone running rushed to the hospital, where he, banked
condem away. Ip told his fellow workers died early on August 9.
what Kwan had told him. The Police found a broken
Fong went to see the Bank's bottle neck with some blood on sub-manager, Wong Chong-hoi
who confirmed Kwon's it and a wrist watch inside the formation and Fong in turn in-
Hi Music with Dennis Lotte, Kathy Crown's case,
Mrformed his friend of this.
Lloyd, Bobble Britton (BBCTS); 9, Greenfield said, that the accused As a result Chang agreed to Time Bignal. Fanny Excerpta advance the money to Kwas from Aroduction Music Broad of his wrist watch. When he
akar og : fchopli); 3, Gxper resisted, he struck him with the and deposit being transferred Melodies: 10.15, Talce, 1 from Herr. into the name of the plaintiff Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwards wath Walls Eaton, Alma Cogan, Chien Kwan-yih, 46, solo pro-bottle and ran off.
firm. BLACK OUTLOOK
June Whitfield Repeat or inet Fri prietor of the General Supply
On April 30 at Chang's
10.40. re= | day's "Broadcast af BBCTS); Road charged with murder,
Fong ques
and Chang's Bedside Book. “Uncle Blize" by The outlook for housing in Company, 8 Des Voeur year the or- NSW at prosent is at fs blackest Central, was discharged by Mra cautioned statement in answer.
Chan Tien-thao, went Sheridan Le Fanu, Read by Cynthia brother, Hearing is proceóding.. ganisers will be able to sit back since 1940, according to housing Magistracy this morning on five W. F. Pickering at the Central
Nixon. Eplode 6 (Rannydad); 10.50, to the Bank to ask whether the
Weather Report; 11, Time (Signal. and bask in the high praise of experts and social workers.
Bank would be prepared to Radio News Best (Recorded London a job well down,
transfer the letter of credit and Relay)10, Goodnight Music; God Secretary of the Housing Com-charges of forgery, when Mr
Bave The 'Queen; 1135, Clown Dawa, Many loose ends still have to mission, Mr J. M. Bourke, said J. W. D. Hobley, Crown Coun-
deposit into the plaintiffs' name be tied, many factional squabbles this week that the
sel, entered a nolle prosequi on Commission
or alternatively, whether -1 'The probation officer
was have still got to be beaten down, had 30,000 familles on its books,
Lho behalf of
Attorney-
would undertake to repay the called. "Accommodation, has but the overall picture of the 10,000 of whom
General.
deposit to the plaintiffe it the were seeking been found for this family," he show indicates that Melbourne
accommodation, 3,000
letter of credit expire unused, there saki, "They enn go
nt has the problem by the throat, emergency
of whom were urgent with 100 the end of this week."
Incidentally. B00 prossmen, cases desperate.
MANAGER'S OFFER "And the man still has a job?" photographers and radio men
"On some daya lately we have "Oh yes, sir.'
will cover the Games for the had as many as 12 families at Jim was discharged and he world.
Russia was the first to
time
to live with nowhere
It was alleged that on June 15, mtrode off- finely built
man, accept the invitation, mapping and we have nothing to offer defendant forged a document good father, good husband, and, up the 50 press seats allocated
them."
purporting to be a Hongkong thanks to the help he had been { to her,
Officials say building has de- General Chamber, of Commerce given, a good neighbour once
But the trouble is, according the name of the first defendant Ray Anthone and His Orchestra: teriorated "swiftly and steeply" certificate of origin, for 90 polls to Mr. I. B. Trevor, General Arm neither the latter of credit Personality Parade-Denny Kaye; over tifa tast three months.
of Norwegian newsprint," :
*** || 845, The First Man in The Bioor Mcusger of Kowloon-Canton or the deposit could be traga Seried by Lance Blaveking, Trom
the Reason, of course, ta tho Up in the Australian Alps, drastic cut in loan monies and
It was also alleged that on Railway, one axle where an army of men of all the
was willing to give an under- | Tartan Pure-Bootflats fact that banks
wheel won't turn. are not June 11, defendant forged a scal an
Alexander**the diesel taking to repay the deposit to one stondolode 7 The Die to be that of the electric locomotive which was in TRAIN CRASH nationalities are changing the lending.
purporting
DOVSTY"'—A serial by Sir Arthur “in the plaintiffs if the letter of Conaz Doyle Dramelised by David face of nature to carvó out of Thousands of homes havt Consul of the Iloyal Norwegian C
collision with the mountains
a heavy
credit" expied vousod, 5. K. Stringere. Dão, the
army
Monday Concert Tafalla, Spain, Nov. 14.
Snowy been built in the last 10 yours Consulate Hongkong,
on Saturday is Yee led them that he wanted our tire presentation devoted to mixed team Twenty persons were injured, Scheme,
work by famous Rungen Connopwer acttlements and He was also alleged to have Comot tank
being from
Jotter 25
pushed by Steam
from. the fast te Welt: Krom Berende for Beine including
countriest housing Msgr. Ferrandoched a tunnel for 481 toot/hostels dro just as full as over, forged: a seal purporting to be 'comotive to
fendant firm a slding that of the Hongkong. General Fanling.
10 tira mifect (Tchaikovsky), played by the Stekno, Bishop of Shillong through solid rock in a week
that the deposit had dienoted by Brillo India,
a train
Chamber of Commerce on June from
operation. large Pelunc
been paid by the plaintiffs and from Madrid with
train in Tafalla record,
It was also alleged that on applies of heavy grease wore should be refunded to another
the plainting if the goods could not women's Choru [went, out...... to the scene, of etation, northern Spain.
Not so good.”
purporting to be
a Hongkong.ved alread·· General Chamber
of the damaged credit. He told them that the romeikaviy Tafalia hospital. The
of Commerce not the
letter, ahould be confirmed by ckey Buje" Carbon Later-probably to get The contractors, an American taste out of his mouth he was of Norwegian newsprint
1-in. (Borodin); seriously injured
the platriita, and he himself The Philharmonds were taken to the hospital at firm, used "Australian and Now
a glass of bear. His eyee Defendant was alleged to have
before the line could be would then execute a separate ducted by Nicold Fampelune-France-Presso, Australian labour Australians frightened "Excellent," he sold forsed a documented porting opened again, I every is of undertaking.
The brother Chang and Fong | WIN. minder “your boer gals full marks." Mr to be a Hongkong General grouse had to be cleared off Printed and--published by WILLIAM ALICK" GRINHAM for Ghoshal prad two colleagues are. Chambel of Commerce certi again. So parties followed the would teilty that they made some očk ahit on behalf of Bouth Chida: Morning Post Limited at 148] here trying to bodas the sale of | ficate of origin, for 48 rolls "big". push" cleaning up the | 11, clour to 3. K. Yen that they | pes Conbhe Wyndhara Sirest, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong.) Indlachten.
Norwegian newsprint..
lines with kerosede.
were propospa to advance i God. Save 109
moro..
when
to
A WORLD RECORD
Q
An Indian tea expert, Mr collided to establish a world tunnelling UK Chashal sipped an
Mr L. Leong, Instructed by Mr K. Y. Yung of F. Zimmern and Company appeared for the defendant.
11.
Back On Rails
"Sir Alexander" is back on the rails and normal train services will resume later this afternoon.
the wheel
the
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Fong introduced the brother, 700 Weather Report Chang. to S. K. Yoo. The latter nouncers and Interlude 115
that as the explained permit had been taken out in
import
Felix". King, His Piso, and ZEA Orchestra: 750, Coke Time-Starring
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has seized / Terred' to the plainthis, but he the Novel by #G. W***Kor 20
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to
the Polovetzki. Muidens
the 1syed by Leopold Stokowaldi meid
Symphony Orchesten.
ammunition.
the cause of much uneasiness to the well-diaposed inhabitants of Ningpo and its neighbourhood." I beg to any, Mr Edlur, that at Consul the Portuguesa Nihpo
Ar honest person, and incapable of committing
such acts.
The reflecting pubile well knows the truth. The destruc- tion last year of Apak's fleet by HMFM. Corvette D. Joao L in the part of Ningpo is convincing
по
br
There proof. that doubt
Apak is bit protected
somebody not the Portuguese Consul.
As his brother and a subject of the Crown of Portured, I aught to defend the Portugueso has Consul
at Ningpo, who conducted himself with honour, and well discharged the duties of the station to which he has been appointed.
In conclusion. I beg to assure you, Mr Editor, that time, will confirm the truth of my present assertion, and bring to light the Author of this vile intrigue.→→→ Your obedient servant
1. MARQUES, Manno, 27th October, 1883.
EDITOR'S COMMENT Mr I.. Marques là, quite right de maying, "ow his brother, 1 ought to defend the Portuguese Consul at Ningpo"
*****but
(mera:” bratSTAN
D
ossurance that he "is an honest pres son, and incapable of commifitne such acta," is not likely to escacy the reflecting pubke, widok, "Lj does not well knone" has long kun pooted, "the truth;" and "tima," It does not "confirm Mr L. Marques' present avertion," will bring the truth to light,
we.texast
When at Ningpo in the spring of 1853, we collected some "ponyinging proote" ofto say the load-very lax discipline on the part of the Portuguero Coneul, and of the istin policy of an officer in much a soal- ŝion being underpold, by his govern ment. But at present we steel cory- dine ourselves to more recent tell- Hgence contassed in two Lettera, one-- Grom Chiruese, another Begen, a Jurelance. The former WE OUT authority for the poemgo Me" Muru que complains of; and he will now perceive, that we greatly) - modšßed the terms applied to his brother
"I think have told you before that, it is currently Ningbo, ja in bulin) t
Portuguese Consult the habit of supplying the pirates with ammunition. I do nos, know yo how true the report may be, but should think from what I have heard of the man, he would have ng hesitation about doing such a thing. He is a regular scourge to the Ningpo people' Letter dated Octo ber 6.
REMONSTRATES
The letter
of the other corres pondent is of earlier date (June 23), Ho informs us that the, Taoutan of
Ningpo had addressed a remontowice to the other foreign Consuls against the conduct of, Mr Marques, who i exercised no control, but rather - seemed to encourage the outrageous proceedings of ike Portuguesa desperadoes on land and water; arki the Thoutse takes this mode of ex«.
to have him. Als desire pensing withdewwn, for. according to - our,
correspondent.
The Chinese authorities are afraid to do anything (to restrain) the Portuguese, for two "FERIODES 1st Marques as the first, of the Consuls able to bring a corvette, Dom Jose L, to Ningo, which de stroyed the government junka, lying 1- opposite the houses of the American residents, and fired into the city, killing Chinese-innocent people
for no Stank with impunity and cause; and 24, Marques has been able to get the British Vice-Consul diamined from his post for taking. Measures do protect Brithm · Com sular servants
brutal phaticat Jorchamen, when it was yain to ex- pect redress from their Consul, Tha Chinese authorities having 'no pro per physical force to oppose BOY barquera pullying, have been re- duced to laying their position be fore the other foreign, Consula, în „ order to induce them to call the attention of their governumonts to? the conduct of the Portuguéso. Consul and people."
Bo much at- present for our in- formation about the Portuguese Consul at Ningpo, which,- Kr.- La Marques has constrained us to - pro- duce. Next week probably wa maji give a translation of the Taoutan's circuitar to the Consula, referred to, ready for the present lanto, which we have been unable to get
Archduke Charles Of Hapsburg Here
| Hlä Irmperial :^ -duke Charles” of Hi
companied by his
Magr Stefano was taken to miners in the job earned Rso weit, shuddered and sulch. "No June 15, he forged a document as at noon today. Parties be shipped against the letter of the Flowers and Danes of the News | aing under "the »ZIRITU
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