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All the ladim who have husn attending the {"Tadios' lenturma in connection with the Et. Foliö'e Ambulance Ausseiation are requested to attend this morning at the City Hall."
As will be even by the announcement on our front page, The Boowdrops” will give their Aand entertainment of the season in the Theatre Royal, City Hall, on Saturday, tho 27th instauk
Work on the steel oruiser built at the King- nan Arsenal will be completed within a few | daya, and tho slip will be ready for sea. The | Shanghai Courier hears she will be sent on to
Foochow as soon as her armament is on board.
indicaw...
The forman corvette Storch, Captain Nostita, arrived bora yazlarday from Amoy, which port sho left on the 15th instant. She saintod the port, and the compliment was rotazned by the shero battery. The French cruiser D'Estaing and the Italian corvetto Vellor Pisani also ex- changed salutes with her.
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THE DAILY PRESS, TIGRIDAY, DECEMBER 18cm, 1334
Hoa. E. L. O'MALLEY, Attorney-Ganera. Hom, A. LISTER, Colonial Trenirar. Hoa, J. M. Paica, Surveyor-Gozeral, Kon, F. STEWART, Registrar General Hor: P. KYRIE.
Ho. W. KWICK. Hon. T. JAUKSON. Hon. F. D. Sassoon.- Hoa. WoNo Survo.
estinavn for 1885,
MINUTES;
FINANCE.
that in to 195 TRIAL CORRALELE
e estimates were framed.
total
251 Boxedule.
squatter's licences when the owners word turned
The magisterial inquiry with regard to the. Tsat Tax Mui murder cass was oncluded by Mr. Wodehouse yesterday morning. Some evidence, which has been already reported was takon, and Inspector Swanston had a plan of the balances on 1st January, 1885, will bu $67,500. The
It is catinated that the count of accumulated | THE APPOINTMENT OF A ROMAN villago and surrounding parts, with the apata balancos will, therefore, be nearly-orhaunted by the
CATHOLIC CHAPLAIN, BÝR THA marked where different portions of the tragedy and of sext year. But boform that time it is proposed GAOL AND CIVIL HÓSPITAL. LA Ng. Was curmitted for trial at the Crimi.tinho the pubis verks of an extraordiony naturs are alleged to have been asetad. The prisoner. batan of $1,900,00 should be sanctio: fil to gon- nal Sessious of the Suprouse Ceart.
during the following years.
The following paragraph is taken from Frank
ECHODITE
a. Talam water works The sooner this work smpleted the better; a'largo sma in therefore sub down $200,000
& Military anfunesa... "200,000 |
Central School transferrad from exti-
30,000
d. Dmingundeon-wallatLip-adp-wún which Jorerament is bound to make a fulfilment
f. Umpent balance of vote for repairs of typhoon damages of 1881 re-vets
Sanitary works, the details of which will bo inid before the public works Committee
before their excuation is saustieret
THE STAMP ORDINANCE.
75,000
10,003
9,700
he could not obtain empleyrasat boro; he had By his Lordship-Tha plaintif was dismissed beer & steward since 1971. and could not for disobediente of orders in cuspset of his con- readily fall into other employment, and the jurg act towards the boys. He was dismissed after would readily understand that it was not mer he tank out the mass against the boy who for a maitre hotel to find an soragemmt in was also a partner. If he had not taken out Hongkong, and it had been shown that tim the summons he would probably not have been Hongkong Hotel did not require ons IF dismisst until Mr. Dorabjaa's roten
they found the defendante wern not,josti fiel in dismissing the phim he well sak them for a verdict on his bahali for ning mentis salary at 86, as in the cue of W Segonzae, and also for board und bstring, which be put as analogous to the hndag allow men in Mr. Regoanne's case, at the rate of sada maach. which was the lowest amount for which a man call be boarded at the sune establishment.
His Lordship, in sumuing up, read a pisave that a master mot avail of provions mirtinet as from one of the law booksbaying down the principle
The Attorney Gpoocal at this stage suggested that it might be a convenient tim: in aljur the lanchona. Ifo ssid be had several more wit news to cli
His Lordship said he did not know whether it was worth while the defendants going ou. The as witness said the ground of the plaintiff's lismissal was his taking out a son at the Potias Court
The Attorney-General said that with regard
defondants to show the plaiutil was guilty of gross misconduct. What was the imm-diate
The Frerek orniger D'Estaing, Captain HONGKONG LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. range of buildings along the shore were in unfringed, and was, he thought, justified in iustaucor which id born, roirred to by the A-It was true, as the Attorney General mil, the Colombsaad, from Tai-wan-fu on the 15th însti,
..a blue Until the palics were, reinforced coming to that court tasook redress for his wrong, tornoy-General it was his duty to keep onlor in defendants wanted to gain a good reputation for arrived bore yesterday morning"-
A mosting of the Lagielative Comcil was hold by detachments from Tam Tan Teni and Yan-The plaintiff arrived in the calong in April the bouge, and in asso of them dil he thuir establishment, but so far as the plaintiff
mati Blatinos, under Dupontere Cradock and last, And soon afterwards joined the staff of violence. yesterday afternoon. There were proses.t-
"was cöncorned they ought to have taken euro. Tho Froach eretto Chaleau Denaud, Cap.
Thomson, looting was pretty provaleat, as there the Hongkong Hotel Company as steward.” In Hie Excelleye Governor, Sir GEUEDE was not sufficient photo koup the thieves in that capacity be remained antil August, when, subpous, and aro pridonco as to the courronse and the servants ander him, who wore in point Mr. A. L. Barretto, broker, appeared under a that no friction should tako place between hist tain-Bolinoan, arrived hero yesterday morning. from Kalung, which port she left on the 14th ERSON BOWEN, G.Q.M.G.
Hos Sit GROBOT PHILLIPPO, Chief Justine, heck, but after that time order was well anding his pay small, and wishing to improve on the airls of the 28th November, perraberat. af fast also his musters. Mr. Maar wat skad instant........
Ho W. H. MAR, OM. O, Colonial Se-maintained. One man was also seen in the act his position, he wout to the defendants-making ing the nebant giran by the plaintif
if he informed the plaintif these hors were vir- of setting fire-ta x-hanso,bat-though purened a great mistake as it afterwards taured ant. Ha This clot the caso for the plaintiff.
tually his masters, and he said he did not. - W oretary...
he managed to make his usespo. Unfortunately saw Mr. Dorabjen, who was a partner with Mr. Madar was the first witness called for the it at all surprising, therefore, that tho pintatifi, the wind was blowing from a quarter ozantly others in the proprietorship of the Victoria deferoa. He said he was part proprietar of the in his zeal for his employees, should ramonstrate calculated to carry the faras along from the Hotel. They came to terms, and plaintiff was Victoria Buol, and had a general superinten with these servants, and that they, being e end of village they started at to the opposite ox-engaged under a year'a agreement in writing i donae of the management of the hotel. He told tually in the position of master should resant troma, and nothing or be done with the ns steward to the Vistoria Hotel, the notrices plaintiff, when he entered the sorries, that any his interferenos? But he put it that i waaquita zapans at command butto lat the fire barn itself to communes from the 1st September, and complaints he had to malto about the sirvants immaterial whether the sorvants complained to out Mr. Wodehouse, the Superintendent of the remanoration to be $5 per month and wors to be made to witness, and that he was no Mr. Madar or not. The question was whether the Fire Brigade, proceeded to the scous, but was baand and lodging at the hotel The plaintiff to strike on During Bogteules and October the defendants. work injurat froren wenige unable to do anything, and owing to its being entered on hin duties there, and, sa he allege 1, there was ao complaint against plaintiff, but point of view by the phintiff's not. If out of order, the floating fire engine could not performed them offgiantly, obeyed all lawful thon ho wanted a bottle of square faca to keep cont say the visitors had complain tu cas go over and work. If it had an available, it ordárs, and sanducted himself with propriaty, in his room to treat friends and about that would perhaps and on a different fonting, hab The minutes of the last meeting wore road is not likely it could have done much good, until the 37th November. On that day the time witnes began to notice a change in his con- there was not a word mail to that oft. Refors and confirmed.
owing to the extremely robustible nuturs of plaintiff zoveived a letter from Mesara. Sbury, dust.. Complaints were made of his ohasing the master could disa servant sumarily ha the buildings. The whole shore on which those Johnson, and Stokes, the solicitors to the defead-boys roundthebillistul tables, putting a boy vatnst must show the conduct complaint of was in The COLOSLAL SECRETART laid on the table buildingsstood is now laid waste, and is covered ants, telling his that he was dismissed. He the dining room, and throwing a class at the moral conduct or that it led to foss Hu in despatches xolative to the payment of a Doman with the broken tiles of the roots and other cluimod to have been improperly and wrongfelly coolica Plaintiff was going about at this time sack and all of the specifle act of Vislonos al The British steamers Kong Beng and Waplas Cathos Chaplain for the Gaol and Civil Hosdebris that resulted fromthefire. Thefirestweek dismissed; nine months of his period of agron with a very red tam, and witness judged he had teged against the defendant ho ans almply Laing with be discharged from the Kowloon and Cesmo-pital; also the following minute by the Governor consumed twenty-two of the houses adjoining ment yetremained unexpired, and he now sought been drinking. When the complaints were made his day in trying to prevent irregularity and politan docks respectively to day, and the British respecting the fianuses of the colors:→
the promises of the Dook Company to the west, to recover his pay for that period. He claimed witness told plaintiff he had no right to strike noise, and if ou say of there passionate axei will go over to the Cosmopolitan aird Kowloon Legislative Council on the 3rd instant I informed tire of these buildings rore dastrogel The buildings and his board and lodging at the rate of 850 per agreement. Plaintiff was exited sat said if he was neusty-which was daniel-thora aven atanmer drabic and the British barque Catalina inny speeds at the pooning of the Session of the and on Tuesday night nearly all the reminder his pay of $45 per month for nine months, $45, any of the boys, and drew his attention to theed his duty and way gailty of mere vintance thau docks respectively.
Cornil that it might bosomo apdient to revise the nonsisted of small shops and dwelling-houses, to month, which was the lowest rate at whios any got a chanses he would break the boy's nook, and fairer, and no notis was taken of it, It w.. Thu anual ale of work in aid of the Baxter of the estimates is now ready for consideration by the and other inflammable goods which bisaed away total amount claimed. 8935.
Such rovision has now been made sad o revised copy bother with some stacked with crackers oil visitor was takes at the hotel. This mats the that witness was not master of the hens. On bones he took out and 5 of 23 Chinose Girls' Schools will be held in the City Conne
the 28th November the gasata complained of the i the boys, who happened to by plaă one of the Hall on Monday, the 22nd instant, at half-postIt has been doomed pradest so reduce the
most furiously. In the midst of all the desolation. Plaintiff was then called. He asid he arrived disturbanes, and it was than daterminal to dis-propriotes, that he was dismissed, al two o'clock pa. The Bead of the Audacious estimates of Bevonne from the amount
the littla josa honse remains unscathed, thongh here on the 20th April, and after being in lumias him. Witness saw him paid. Ha me thought the jury would vary will wristani a trifle begrimod with the smoke, while slow bo pital for soma ti o joined the Hongkong Hotal no complaint about his dismissal. He was off how that lotter was written on the morning of will, by portulusion of Admiral Sir W. Dawell, originally stated
......................... $1,262,135 1,135,919
side it is a small brick building which has boon as toward in May, receiving $30 a month and ad pay up to the 30th, but ho said he was only the 27th imam intely after the samTA 2014 WAS be present and play during the afternoon.
Z burned out. Here and there & house presped the fall found. In August, hearing that Mr. Daraboutitled to twnty-soren days' pay, and that was taken ont. With reference to druskenness lower than what was estimated in Jane Inst.
877-198general destruction, some of which were rough jae wanted a steward, he want to see him, and given him. Aftar ho hud Ponovod his luggago there was not a word to show the plaintiff was atone structures, and ofases with boarded walls ultimately he sign wa agreement with Mr. witness want into his reoin, nail he there found over pailty of anything of the kind. Mr. Madar first place to increase the amount by vartain
As regards the expenditure it is sassy in the and tiled roofs. Somst the pour villagers you. Dorabjee for a year. Under that greanent he three empty square facs bottles. Thara had himself said he had knowledge of the amount of four at which are hecusleendy rated by the Council taxday rigged up such improvised shelters from entered defendant's service on the 20th Septem- hoan no trable in the management of the buys the plaintifaschis, and led 16 tin th while the nonesty of others has become apparent the wind as they could dorise, and all day long b, and he remained until the 7th of last sings the plaintiff loft. They were nearly all mount was large, but he whmittel the greater since the e
they wore turning over the remains of their month. On that day ha get a letter from old sorrauta. Thans items added to the original estimates will dwelling to look for any property that might Mesara Sharp, Johnson, and Stokos, telling him
part of it was for cigars. With reforaneo to the bring the total amount ap from $1,150.801 to $1,173,591.ba spared. The buildings were pretty nearly all was discharged. He was paid on that day of partners in the hotel. The aurabe was had endeavoured to show that the fast of the By Mr. Caldwell There were a number proccodings of the Polica Court, Hes defanne It is reported that the gentry of Wenohow consider certain rodnations in expenditure amounting
On the other had the Council will be invited to of a temporary claraster, and put up under and went sway. he sent before il am on the day of publication.have been compelled by the Government to pay in all to 87,307, the details of which will be laid of the pins of forsstore now emelied by the informed him that he was discharged under the It was not a fact that the majority of them had the first place he who 11 11 tot en nader twenty. The cook was a partner, plaintiff's having byen fined $1 ww cona'u siro The letter of dismissal was put in It simply Some of the boys lul as interest in the loam. evidence he had mishahared him. Now in Que half of the value assessed on the property for cal acount of exponitura will then be re- Dock Company. They had received notice al fourth clause of the agreement. destroyed during the riot at- Wênehow. Ibis said that $15,000 have already been paid and $10,000 dase from $1,173,621 to $1,085,500 learing margin of ready from the Surveyor-General to clear out was also pat in. The fourth slausa provided for plaintiff on the 25th November had a share events thor had a fargir rambor of wi
Thoagreement shares. The boy who had the datarbonos with side werd reprisants by Mr. Stok29, amloball moro sro going to be paid on the 18th of thin arena to meet for expenses of about $50,019. their dwellings to make way for the properly laid dismissal in cass of isopacity, disobedience of Witness did not tell plaintiff when ha sign and as plaintiff himself aut, he was ante vel,
De laying the natimates hafans the Council in Juna moath. Over fifty of the rioters have strestyla: it was staled that the estimato of extraordiary out village that is to sused this miscellaneous ordera, or misconduct,
ed the agreement that the cook and boys who so far as evidens wont, and he was fined 51, 915 boen armsted.---Courier,
paklie werk te be defrayed from sccumulated balances collection of matsheds, de, so that they had not Cross-examined by the Attorney-General ware to be under his orders were also so he his ho did not know for when i was very would be postponed till the url Son of Connell long to raisin thura, and Low they will not be Batore coming to Hongkong he was a stoward in misters. Is had seen the plaintif drinking st much surprise to and himit in the position of This estimate is now laid on the table and the allowed to reconstret the tenements just de Marilu. Ha Ist Manila baosuse he was sick, and the bar and in the corridor with his Ecioals. defendant just d of compinimas. Town even Council in 2szted, lo vute the different lieme
troyed. sting altogether to $500, as shown is an
he came here to go into hospital. He had been What he got drink at the bho had to sign for smitting his rightfully Guol, ha enbxitted a stoward since 1871. His salary in Manila was it THE burning question" in the Eawaiian
Witness would know every mouth what the that was not sach historinet as would justify 340 a month. He had also had some business amonat of his bill would be. It had struck him sunmay disusul, With reg wd to the Talaudais etill that of immigration. The po-
experience in mercantile bones. He spoke that the bila mora inordinately larga, but amount of dampu be would refer the pulation is so scanty, and the nativen show
Buglish, French, German, Spanish, and Italian. he did not raprove him for it, because plaintif jury to the esis of Servizio v. Oppodhorair anch manifast indications of gradual extinc.
Mr. Gruelay engaged him at once when he made mentioned it first, and said ho had had some dacidad the previous day, which was also a alcim The following despatches were laid before the get employment elsewhere at that time but us so large. That explanation only referral to Justion, ia giving judgment in that gawa, sid
application for employasut. He did not try to friends, and that next month his bill would h for loss of salary and bons allowance. The Chief tion, having delitod from 200,000 to less
Legislative Council yesterday than 45,000, while the labour 'supply is so
after being two months in the Hongkong Iotal the ammnat. nok to plaintiff's conduct. The Fur loss of salary und konan sllowmas by Es Truth says M. de Kalomine, the former
GOVERNOR SIE ZORGT T. BOWEN, G.C.MX3, .. he advertised for other employment, as he wish greater part of the bills were for cigars. There entitled to be out of salary and house sllow- inadequate, that the Government are never husband of the Countess von Rarod the mor-
TO BARL OF DEENZ, K.G.
el to improve his position, but he did not succeed ware foar os of complaint against the plain-ance up to the end of the year, unless it evald able to lose sight of the labour difficulty: guastic wite of the Grand Date of Hesse, who
Government House, is getting any until he heard Mr. Dozabjoe tiff, oans for chasing a boy round the billiard bavo baou shown that had obtains, or that At one time there seemed every prospect of iso Legation at Carlsraho, has just been ip
has been for some yours at the head of the Ras-stea of ordinaty expenditure
Hongkong, 25th August, 1834, wanted a steward. He could not say whether a table, once for patting a boy out of the dining he might hava obfiiuri, a emploginsal of My Lord have the honour to acknowledge wald be able to gat other employment new. He room, ones for kicking a coolie, and once similar usture to that in waith he hid ban an- the question being solved without trouble or pointed Conan.Geral at Japan.
He would
the occipt of Your Lordship's despatch No. 150 gave the defendants no cause to be dissatisfied, for throwing a tumbler. It was not a fast gago by the dofowiat during tas parted for experse to the authorities by the rapid and debties rescive substantial proofs of gratitude of agreement with purehsaera of lanil iu tast
of the 4th July altims repoting the applica and they never told him they were otherwise that in all these cases he only interfored in the which he claims." I did not think he cald Biatrist....... if only he could induce his lato spouse to accoma-
tion of Bishop Rimondi for payment for the than wall pleased. He recoived instructicas as regalar discharge of his ratios. Witness, did sits a casa mort exactlyan all fanra with the pro- contingens influx of Chiners, but the immi-pany him to the Far East.-M. de Kalemine
a. Cappleting of Strunj Dredger and cost Banac Catholic Chopin attending the Gant to his duties, which were confined, exclusively to not know what the boys had bom doing, he was sort one than that. This pheiff hul shown that gration from the Central Kingdom was ou was a passenger by the last Frazeh mail, and of dodging operation
and Civil Hospital.
the upper part of the house. Amongst other not there to sen no large a scale that the native, European,
left hara yesterday in the Volga for Yokohama.
2-The contents of this despatch have been things he was told he was to look after the boya, communicated to Bishop Rimondi
and to treat them roll Is was zot apecially and American inhabitants of the islands ab
S-Your Lordship approris of my proposal told not to strike them, but he knew quito wall length became alarded lest the country alie's hestrated Paper The President has
59,00 that the Roman Catholio Clasgy, in common with ho sould not do so. It was not a fact that he should ovestasily subsido into a
presented a handsome gold watch and ohnia to
the Anglican Clergy, should ratsira, some had used violanes towards them. On the 26th mere Captain Edward Williams, of the British barque
$1,700 remuneration for their ministrations in the Gaol November ous of the boys, whomby had previous Chinese colony, and when the Calestial Calaline, for base services in rescuing the The minute was referrol to the Financa and Civil Hospital, the amount to be determinedly reported for misconduct, passerl witness and a visitors at length brought with
crew of the American ship Ranier, and another Committee.
on the principle saggested by me in paragraph gentleman with whom he was tolking on the thom to Captain T. W. Churchill, of the Canadian the small-pox, which proved a sadly fatal ship Jerte Burritt, in recognition of his services ing of sandry small votes for miscellaneous se7-
The COLONIAL SCURETARY moved the pas13 of my despatch No. 139 of the 25th of April oruidh. The boy was beloting wind. He did ultimo, that is, upon the principle adopted by this to annoy witness, hat ka took no notice at acourge Along the nativos, a loud and in rescuing the crew of the American brig Jenni vices passed by the Finatics Committee. the Miliary Authorities in the payment of the the time Some time later the same boy was
The CozoriAL TEASURER Secunted. energetic cutory against Chinese immigea-isa is now in this part. The watch and ohsin Morton at ssa, Febranty 9th, 1839." The Gate-
Roman Catholic Chaplains to the Troops. That singing very lendly. Witness took hold of his Carried
principle is a capitation rate, which gives at arra aud told him he could not sing thers, that if tion was raised, in response to which the were pronated to the Master at the request of Hon. P. RAI asked if the practice of read present a salary of about sixty dollars (500) a ho wanted to sing he must go into the street Government took steps to limit the influx of keng.
Colonel-Morby, United States Consol at Hanging the minutas of the Finance Committee in month for an average of two hundred (200) Upon this the boy sized him by the collar and
Cămail had bean abundched the sons of Han. The restrictiona.impose
Roman Catholic Soldiers now in Garrison at eravat, and tried to kick him. Witness ondas The COLONIAL SECRETARY wid there but Hengkong dad that the dente Dumber is oured to disengage himself, and while this was by the Hawaiian Legislature cursed a virtual/ We take the sabjoined paragraph from the ever been such a praolics; it w15 done on one about the average of the Roman Catholics in the going on about twenty of the other boys caals to that point, he wenlid put it as a mutter at lawnjustifiertion for Dismissala!thon at the thorho
Courier of the 12th inst:"Telegraphio news occasion only. enspension of the immigration from China, have been received stating that tho French are
Gaol and Civil Hospital. Acordingly, with the up shouting "ba." He did not know what that if the difondrats, bid a good as for dis did not know of it. It was therefore opon to the adrina of the Executiva Coducil, I proposed to brought all those boys, but thought it was pra- and the Hawaiian planters have since been being banigged at Hang Haa sad Fa Yuan The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the second Bishop Raimandi o salary of sixty dollars (860) a arranged. Sosing so many he did the only thing missal the dismissal was justified or alllough seeking for labourers from various quarters, Kwangsi, II. E. Wang Long Tsing. Alse that 1854, and in doing so repeated the statement services of the Roman Catholic Civil Chaplain; on. While he was in the stroot a plate was
Kaan, ander the command of the Fantai ofreading of a Bill to amend the Stamp Ostinnaco, mouth-to be readjusted every tiro years for the ho could do, and that was to ran out for a police areat.
the immediate canes might have been somethiër it being deemed irinable to introduce the advanced guard of H. E. Pan Ting-hsing of the objects and reasara of the Bill as given and the Bishop hus officially signified his accep- thrown after him, but it did not strike him. EJA His Lordship said the defendants wars clearly 50 of dismissal? They had set up on thing several different nationalities. The last inphong. The French are keeping on the defen- the Bill had been read a wond time he would Lordship to the contrary before the next Seasion rest the boy. but be declined to do so. Mr. gently cams to their knowledg, but the man who have reached -Hanoi and the vicinity of Hai by him at the last mesting. He said that after tapes So unless I should hear from Your got as Indian coustable and wanted him to ar
entitled to use as a defence anything that subsu and provd another. They had sat up drinken- ness and violence to sorvants, but it iras prorad portation was that of 128 natives of the the agreement said the case of the dis
24 a matter of fact that the ground of phialis dismissal was the taking out of a summons in Hebrides, bu: the shipment was muchsmaller at Shanghai through Chinese sources, probably and stand over for a little time, as probably an annusi rota of seven hundred and twenty usas, told the polloman that ho ought to do missal was not the drankenness 826 up, or the the Police Caurt. With regard to the quotien than was articipated, and the expanse of the readers of the Courier if that journal would in Ordines which might suggest themselves when
by the Shin-pay. It would be an advantage to there might be other amandraents in the Stamp dollars (3726), (ecitalet at the present auto of sa, and at last tho oboeman took hold of the rhting, but the taking unt of a summas. what misconduet would justify the dismissal of immigrants per capita mach beyond the dicata from whence such information is derivad, it came into oporation.
exchange fo about £130), for the remazeration hog's tail. The other boys than all set on to the out against one of the partners. If the defenda servant, it was not ons not unless of a THRE
The Roman Catholis Civil Chaplain.
policeman, who let the boy's tail go, and the buy amount calculated. This source of supply is and fairer to the source of it.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY seconded. therefore not regarded with favour. Portu-
3.It is undoratood that, on the occurrence ran away. Next morning witness spoke to Mtants could show there were good grounds far The Shanghai Courter of the 12th instant
of a vacancy in the present Colonial Chaplaincy. Franjes and told him he was going to take out that kind they wors cutified to do so but weald guese from the Azoreshburs proved vory accept has the following: Things in Korea are not
s similar principle of payment will be adopted sammons against the two boys, the one who abla immigrants, and daring the year 188300 is a widespread feeling against the Chinese proceeding with perfect smoothness. ThereA
in the case of the Anglican Church, and of any seized him by the collar and other who struck that be likely to prevail with the jury afte the Tus Artorney-Genera moved the second other Christian commation, which may have a him on the back as he was going out to get a sat witmata, who was a principit Ladsid the less than 1,526 arrived in the islands. These in that country, and a very strong desire to reading of the Bankers Boks Evidence Or just claim to simile reanaurativu.I have, & oonstable. Mr. Frausjes said he know nothing ground of dismissal was the taking cut of a som.
dinamos, 1891 Having repeated the statement
(Sigand) G. F. BOWIN consisted of entire families, who tay here. the mainly on account of their vory overboar of objects and roascus, he said a Bill for the The Right Honourable the Earl of Derby, K.G., witness wanted to get their names, but the comuald be able to put that very plainly to the
about it. Baloro he could summon the boy's m
The Attorney-Genocal said he thought he garded as permanent settlers, and will help pitrictie enough to wish to be independent into the Conmeil and was dropped, mainly be ing demeanour. A large party of the Koreaus sacas purposs was introduced some time ago
d. A., &c.
pradors refused to give them tó hím, but kể to swell the population by natural increase. of any foreign protection, and they are assisted cause there was a dificulty in presiding for th
Extract from Minnies of Executive Council then went up to the Police Station to take out merely that of the boys and persons who were brenght constable and then got them. He jury. The ovidenso ho-proposed to call was The Planture Liboar and Supply Company, us be the Japanese, who would gladly see case of coctaia banks at shed in the detai-held on the 20th August, 1884. -
I transferrolto themselves, the position which the
the suavases, which were sudo returnable next witnesses of the sists of throwing the tambler in their annual report, say, reforcing to these Chinose Low hold in the cantitry. When the tion of banke given in that Ordinance. That
Read a Despatch from the Secretary of State, of dismissal He then went to the compradore
dae, and when he returasd he received the botter and so forth.
His Lorbi said that with regard to the cided the provis day in which the Chief Justice, people as a whole they have proved a lust steasier left there was a whispered story dieulty had now been met.
No. 150 of 1981, acknowledging the receipt of to get his monoy, and went away. Next morn throwing of the tumbler, the plaintiff had given sitting as a juror, did allow sulary to the end of good alass of immigrants, but ja some read this has possibly taken acties shape by this to the Law Committee.
that a rising against the Chinose was imminent,
the torm the agreomout should hvive run--two or a The Hill was read a stand dims and referred the Governor's despateb, No. 133 of the 28thing he went to the hotel to get his clothes, and he his explanation; that explazation might turn thres mouths but it was entirely for the jury spects the terms of the contracts have pot time. But the Chinese have a considerable
April, in which was forwarded a latter ad then received an invitation to attend the court out to be wrong, but if it was correct, the to derido The extant of damages they ought to bean satisfactory to the employers, changes military force in the country, and the Korean
dreased to the Earl of Derby by Bishop Rai--a cross-summous in fast. He went up to the inty Yould probably consider it a very natural give, if they fout the plsiuiff outilled to dam- mandi, praferring en balalf of the Roman Ca- Police Court and was fined $1. He did aut know thing to da having been made in some of the povisions army is sadly to weeks."
roading of the Weights and Moasures Ordinance.
The ATTORNET-GENabal morud the sonatholic Church a claim for aid from the Coloniel what breams of the summons, ho took out; te jury might consider it very natural, but the The proper damages would be what tkoman would The Astorasy General said he slithonghtiles, was not necessarily alus months' miary. At the punast mesting of the Districe Graud He said the Bill was framed very much on the Colonial Treamre:. In this Despatch the Se-fact that he used violanco to the hey, that he plaintif way not dismissed for that. If thats for earning moves again. He might suffer very
Revenue together with meziorandum by the was the last witness to be called. It was sot a which were not contemplated. The Turg Lodge oi Hongkong and South China held last lines of the racommendation iade by a coretary of State approves of the Roman Catholio caught him-by-the-neck, slapped-his-facerand.Lhe had referred to wire admitted la mould Bitth damage. Hy might obtain suployment exprons for prussigea and high rate of wiges night, the District Grand Mastor, Right Wormittee to whom the dadrability of amending Chaplain receiving pay for attendance on the tricked him. The magistrate find witness $1. be- call any further evidenos. for the Portagaoss, together with the fact Boz O. P Chater, appointed his rers for the the le relating to weights and measure a Boman Cathelios in the Prison and in the Ciril sanse there were so many witnesses against him
at a higher rate of pay, and if I had brought Mr. Caldwell said he could not admit any sets hie action of the large numbers of this cixas in the ensuing Fear as follows and invested those who colonial Teawarer, the Registrar General, the Hospital as a scale similar to that adopted for who said he insked the boy. He did not throw of express violence such as kicking the coolie, he could not recover more than the loss sustained after getting such employment wowe present:-D.D.G.M. Yery Wor. Bro. W. country, bare oparated to leases the demand. Alats; D.G.&W, Wer. Dr. L. Mallory: Police Magistratos, and Captain Themsett, Hair-the Military Roman Catholic Chaplain, and a Bower pot at the boy. He had on a previous but he did admit the plaintiff amnustrated with before he got it. If the jury thought he confl for them" Efforts are now being made to D.G.J.W, Wor. Bro. J. Maliville Matson, bour Master
dirsote that a proposal may be made on this occasion thrown a tumbler down at the coolies. the servants on the different occasions referred and put himself in the position of warning the prinsipla procure a supply of Japanese labourers, and D.G. Treasurer, Wor. Bro. R. Georg, D.G. The COLONIAL BEJKmABY secondé.
That was at two o'clock in the night, because to With that qualification he admitted tho | samo sulary within nine months they would be Registrar. War. Bro. C. W. Daggan DIG. Pres. The Bill was read second time and referred Mitary Secretary (Cal Barton), showing the Mr. Madar and asked him to tell the men to
Read also a memorandum by the Assistant they were making noise. He had spoken to acta,
justified in giving him sive montics' salary, bat a thousand, of them will probably soon ail B.G.P., War. Bro. W. H. Ray: D. G. Sears to the Law Committed.
The Attorney General said in that can ho they might, if they thought proper, give him six for Honolain, the permission of the Mapo'stary, Bro. A. OD. Gourdin; D.G.S.D., Wor.
principle adopted by the Military Authorities keep quiet, but the poise want on night after would not call further evidence, and he pressed months, or three months. Bro. T. E. Cocker (Amoy), D.G.J.D., Wor. The ATTORNEY-GENREAL moved the sound for the payment of the Salary of the Roman night. On the coration in question witnessed to sildress the jury. Ha mid the defendanta The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff for Government having been obtained; but from Bro. Paul Jordan; D. G. Jup, of Works, Wor: reading of a Bill to amand Ordinnuse 7 of 1873, Catholic Chaplain to the troops in Hongkong opahind the window and sold them to keep quiet, whether the boys were partners or act did not 3500, and in reply to his Lordship said they ar what we read in the Japanese papora i saems Bro, R. K. Leigh, D. G. D. of Ceremonies, Bre the object of which is to regulate the charges on It appears that there is now an average of two saying "Oh, by Jingo, Iwill stop the noise. They walter-ngaged the plaintif to not as steward.rived at this sum by allowing four and a huli rather dof 'als to scare me who can pass. C. Cut; Dr. Assist D of Ceremonies, Brotrust stated adurinistered in the Supreme Court handred (200) Roman Catholics in the Garrison, took no notiou, so he took up a broken glass lie behaved well enough for two months, bet, as mouths's salary, and a small som er to pay bis the requisite medical examination, and it DG.Organist, Bro. J.Orange: D. G.Parsuivant.
C. Pre FoLow1: D.G.S.B. Bro. J. RobertsOD; The COLONIAL SECRETARY seconded.
and a similar average in the Gaol and Civil that was there and threw it down, but not at carding to the ovidemes Mr. Madar, his conducting if he wished to gAWAY: The Bill was road a second-time and referred Hospital, and that the capitation rate gives the the man. The noise stopped at once. There then changed, and they find repeated complants. Mr. Caldwell asked for costs, which were is unlikely that the Japanese immigration Bro. B. H. W. Wood (Canton), D. G. Assist to the Law Committee.
Roman Catholio Military Chaplin about $60 a was another coassion when a flower pot was from the baya. The complaints were of cor granted. into Hawaii will prove extensive. That the Pursuivant, Bro. W. Fenning (Amoy); D. G.
UNCLAIMED BALANCES.
thrown across the street, but witness did not tain acts which were more or less sets of vio- Stewards, Bros. A. Woolley. H. E. Wodu- The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the secon.i Bishop Raimondi baring been communicated throw it. He was there at the time. It was lence, and the matter culminated in the disgrace- Hawaiian planters are beginning to turn boats, H. E. Donson, G. W. King, C. D.rading of the Unclaimed Balances Ordinance,with, and having expressed oficially bis willing. Spanish captain who threw the dower pot and ful me or the 26th November, which was causal their eyes once more on the never failing Weeks Foochow C. H. Palmer (Canton) 1894. He said he had explained at the last need to accept an arrangement based on a prin. he dides to stop the Chinese taxiding a noise by the cordast of the plaintiff. Whether the D. G. Tyler, Bro. J. R. Grimble. War. Bro.meeting of the Council that the object of this ciple resembling that adopted for the payment in playing a game. On another occasion has put boy gas or wainot justified in talang the violent supply of axellent workers who swarm in L. Gorham and Wor. Bro. W. K.. Hughes Bill was to provide for the appropriation of serof the salary of the Roman Catholic Chaplain, a small boy out of the dining-room for langhatepa he did'to prosvet Limself was not in ques- the Flowery Land, as a resource in case of wors elatat unofficial members of the Board of fain balances of intestate and bankrupt estates via, a rate sairalated on a ospitation basis, the ing, but did not hart him-Witness was ex-tion; the row was undoubtedly caused in the
BEFORE Mr. A. G. WISE. need, la obvious from the following passage General Purposes,
which were lying in the Tressary. He propond Council advise that a vote of $60 a month, sub-amined as to several other collisions he had bad frat instance by the contact of the plaintiff
THREATS. in their report above quoted: While all
the Ordinance by real a soad time ao, but jest to readjustuset at the end of two years, with the servants. Heimited having reproved The matter went before the Police Court. Mr. Tal Khan, an Ladian watermor, was shampioned. We have reosived the report for 1884 of tàn. he had no doubt it would require very great cou-
should be proposed to the Legislative Council as them, but denied having need violened to them, Barrette was there, and the plaintiff was there. recognize the necessity for a wholesome con- Berlin Leunguiars House, Belanda, in long sideration at the hands of the Lar Committo." payment for the services of a Roman Catholic and said it was not a fact that he had kicked They told their story, and the Chinese told their by a gun lascar, named Sheik Dacor, on a charge Chaplain in the Geol and Civil Hospital. It is coolie. He denied that he was several times story. Now ha took it that in the Palice Court no him calculated to promote a bresel of the penos, of using abusive and threatening language to trol of this immigration, the majority of the kong, which has scmpletad its thirty-fourth
The COLONIAL SECRETARY seconded. year The Superintendent, the Rev. F. E. W. The Bill was read a second time and referred anderstood in accordance with the directions of intoxicated during November.
Jesxtlineisawhoreclinasetostimony was reveived planters feel that the complete interruption Hartmann, gives a gratifying account of the to the Law Committee.
ou the 16th inst. the Secretary of State Despatch No. 180 of 1884 that on the occurrence of a vacancy in the to know what the special note were that wore convicted of assault, and the boys, whe accord dismissed from the gon Lescars in consequsars His Lordship eaid he thought the jury ought with caution, but they found the plaintiff was of it is a mistake. Numerous petitions have work of the institution. In the course of the ra
The evidence was that the defendant had Boon bean presented to the Board of Immigration, port he says Ju Fuksing some weeks ago the The Connol adjourned until Wednesday next
Colonial Chaplainsy a similar principle of pag-complained of so that they might understanding to his story made a violent attack on him of a report made by complainant, and since then ment will be adopted in the ass of the Church the ames. signed by plantere fruin all parts of the triplet, in sue basket; but he could not save them
Bor, J. Gaur found three infants, probably a at four o'clock,
got off scot free. He would ask the jar to draw ba had been repeatedly anoying anthreatening of England, or of any other Christian Com-- The Attorney-General said the plaintiff, when from that the inference that the man who created him. He had sworn po she Koran to dejanch islands, requesting that further immigration to send them va to us, sa doga were already ent
munion, which may hereafter have a just claim he was first engaged, promised and behaved this disturtance was the plaisti. In scanection complainant's mother, who was in bodily fear of of Chinese be permitted until the demand tag them. I maation this fact in order to
wall far a couple of months, and there was no with that they Beard that the plaintiff's conduct him for labour be supplied. These petitions this unfortunately still prevailing cract custom direct the attention of our Hongkong friends to
The defondant was ordere:l to find two sureties onlarly astons the characteret tis hotel should violonso. Then they had the fact that he took of $10 each to keep the piece for six months, ad complaint against him. Mr. Dorabjes was par had changed, and that there had boot acts of were prepared by the Hamaku. Planters' of some Chinese mothers, because Baier Cheus Taasday night was very considerable, and grest The damage done by the fra at Hung Ham on
be respectable and gass special orders to this cartain amount of drink. Putting thase air in default he was committed to gaol for a week. Association, and were largely endorsed by intarasting but highly coloured ssay on Chine handreds of poor people who have thereby Ki Tong, of the Chinees Embassy at Paris, in an loss and suffering will doubtless be entailed upon
man to abstain from anything like violence in oumstances together, seeing the defendunts hal treatment of the boys. After bahaving well a suspicica the plaintiff was drinking sud that planters on the seroral islands. While the and the Chinese (published in June last in the been rendered homeless. Of the large collection receipt of your despatch No. 297 of the 25th or for two months, the plaintiff began to ocenion they had had reposted complaints of his violence, advent of an overwhelming number of Chi-1 Rerur des dear Mandes and ginas brenght out of rongh rtona dwellings, mafsheds, and boarded - Angost, end to approre the arrangement which ally take more drink than was good for him, and the whole matter cahninating in a row in refer-1 noso would be most objectionable, it seems utterly denies that there are parvals in Chion filed tenements which clustered along the you propose for the payment of a Roman Catho whether that was the cuass or not; he began also ence to which the plaintiff was fined $1 by the Hoa Ali, unemployed, was charged with desirable that a reasonable picking the pocket of hawker, named T no doubt to an extent parsed avar; ba was warrantable ground for summary dismissal.. Li Aging and robbing kim ct $10 on the 10th alt. nat dismissed for them; but is vialenca oulmi. the jury were of that opinion he put it, the de- The complainant had bess changing monoj nated on the 26th November, who he made a fendants were entitled to a verdict. Supposing at a stall in Queen's-road and he ant six or setca most ferocians attack on a boy in the passage, however, they thought the dismissal was not men watching him us he did so, He put his and was summoned to the Folies Courtand there justifiable, they would have to consider the ques-moitay in his purse and came ont into the tract. fined. Mr. Darabjes felt that was conduct hetion of damages, and with reference to that point There the man got round him, and one poked could not tolerate, having regard to the interest there nould brittle doubt the plaintiff could hire in the band with an abreils, and got tho of the botal, and it was, as he conceived; miscen- obtain other employment and that the actual end entangled with his lair, so that it could not dust coming under-the-fourth section of the damage sustained by him was small. He would be readily disengaged. The defendant and the agreement.
ask his Lordship, to put it to the jury ca a dire others all flocked round him, ostensibly to got the Cross-examination of plaintiff continued-He tion that the question whether the final care of umbrella free of his lair, and while he hat his only had one bottle of aquars face during the dismissal was or was not the taking out of the hand ap to his head, the defendant tank the co- month. If three empty bottles ware found in his enmens, was immaterial. The real question tents of his parse. They all got away at the roem they mast have been there a long tits, but was whether in the conduct of the plaintiff prior time, but the defendant was subsequently arrest- he only remembered having had one bottle before, to the date of his dismissal there was sufficiented and identified. sad that has soon after he want. He produced ground to warrant his dismisal. It did not Defendant was extenced to a year's imprison- bis chits.
matter a straw whether the taking out of the meat with hard labour.. Re-examinad-When he threw the tumbler summons was the immediate motive ar not.
THE EMIGRATION ABUSE. down it was simply to make a noise and attract Mr. Caldwell said he thought no case had over Eight Chinese boatmen were brought up on the attention of the men so as to make them keeps been offeral for the dominion of a jury, more remand on the charge of salting four boarding quiet. He could not see them and did not aim it simple or mars conclusive than this. Under the house runners on the 6th inst.
+
separataly in six rapidly following edition).
The Bill was read a second time and referred
to the Law Committee.
BANKNES 300KS EVIDENCE.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY seconded.
WEIGHTH AND MEASURES.
roforrad in 1868. That committee consisted of the
OKARGES ON TRUST ESTATES.
ADJOURNMENT.
THE FIRE AT HUNG HAM.
TENTIKE PARTICULARS.
month
*
to similar romancration.
*
除
——
THE RIGHT NORAKIE THE EARL OF DELFT E.G, TO GOVERNOR AI GEORGE'F, BOWEN," 4.G.M.C. Downing Street, 23rd Octalier 1884. Sir.I have the honour to acknowledge their
premises of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dook Hospital-I have, dy
Eo., &o.
SUPREME COURT.
be permitted to come from time to time to in fact, insinuates that the collections made in Company, courely scoro remain standing, and Governor Sir G. F. Bower, G.C.M.G., &c., (Signed) DEERT Europe to establish Foundling Hospitals in the unfortunste tanants are most cases with- regulate the excessively high wages now de China áre a haalu. Though he only spanks out a roof to sover them and without the means manded by Chinese Large numbers of of the Euvre de la Saints Enfance, still this of replacing the dwellings they hace lost. With Chinese are constantly returning to China, Protestant institution would fall under the same regard to the origin of the fire, it seems to be which has a material effect on the availablenty who do not deny that cruel castoa bat work et inoandiaries, who did it to punish the repreach Fortunately there are Chinese in this obscure, but the Chinese say that it was the number remaining". The fears lest the protest against it by contributing to much in people for working upon Froach yassis for the Chiness abould become the predominant race stations as this”
in the island seem therefore to be subsiding!
in some degree, it being considered possible] LATEST TELEGRAMS.
that the balance has been to some extent ad-
josted. In 1892 the cútimated population
LONDON, 16th December,
THE WAR IN THE SOUDAN.
of the islands was 66,895, of whom 12,804 A messenger from Khartoum reports that wers, Chinees, about 7,000 Europeaus and General Gordon had undermined and blown up Americans, 2nd -8,500-hall-castes, the bas overal of the rebel-forts, wilk heavy loss in kill Jance being antiven Since that date there fed to the naomy.
"
lith December
IN SUMMARY JURISDIOTION.
BEYON ME. Jvezica RosazzL. CROBATO v.. DORANES NOWEOJZE AND
HING KEE, $855.
took no action until after the summons way taken
dismissal such as drunkenusss av vómething of
several acts Repeated domokone work be a from nature, that would do so; ther mat hare good cause. In bit position in the hot the
and at the same time servants. They wore plaintiff had to do with man who were meators masters so far as Mahr was cocarnat, and ser. Irants so far as the plaintiff was concerned, and
ion to bring, and had this ma hey brought the pressure they wore in a posi
tied to damages. Then ne touching the extent of diszissed. The question was, wore they justified in the dismiswal? If not the plaintiff was enti
damages, Mr. Caldwell had referred to a ens do-
strin boforo ba was placed in the enim position
POMIUR COURT...
17th December.
BEFORE BOTH MAGISTRATES.
FOCKET PICKING.
Dook Company. This more report, but it seems pretty generally believed among the villagers, who, it is said, were exporting some trouble to occur, and there seams no doubt that several acts of incendiarism were observed in the ourse of the fre, though this might have been Mr. Caldwell appeared for the plaintiff; the simply for the purpose of getting an extended Attorney-General (c. H. L. O'Malley, in. opportunity ofleeting. The outbreak coramenord atrasted by Messrs. Sharp, Johnson, and Stokos, of about a quarter past si p.m. in a large for the defendants.
taked under the hill, behind the joss house, A special jury was empanelled to try the case, which is used for trade society meetings and consisting of Mostra, J. §. Cox, J. B. Congatrie, ather, gatherings. How it broke out is not and A. G. Stokoe
at them. From the time he went to the hotel he agreement the defendants had power to dismiss The defendants were part of aclique of bent-. has been virtually no Chinese, immigra
known teyond the common report of the village, Mr. Caldwell said the jury would we that he had no complaint whatorer about his treatment the plaintiff ruder certain conditions, but he put men who have been engaged since last Chinese tion, while there has been
At one of the racont performances of Henry but the whole structure was soon a mass of appeared before them single handed against not of the boys. When he went up to the Police it that none of those conditions ever afose. The New Year in blackmailing passengers on board ☛ siderable allow to China. On the other King appears wearing the Order of the Garter, afterwards also in a blaza. The Dock Company's bar, the Atterary Genomal. Had the plaintiff's Stokea, who managed to put witssss in the pasi agreement, ware misnonduct disabellence of on board and taking their places, and then refus con. VIII. in Paris, in which the actor who piary the Rames, and adjoining buildings were very soon only Me Stakes, but the loader of the Hongkong Court he had no lawyer, the other side hat Mr. three grounds of dismissed mentioned in the the steamers bound to the Simits de by getting band, abyut 2,000 other immigrants have a provincial lady was heard to remark: "Really, engine and the few constables at the Folies Sta recuniary circumstances permitted it, a baristar ties of defendant instead of complainant, at orders, or incapacity. So far as incapacitying to give them up until they were paid $1 per arrived, and others are expected. The Hu- Opera to he more particular about the get-un of able to do anything to check the progress of the under the circumstanovs he (Mr. Caldwell) must know got why he wta anos 91. His constant against the phat bodiense who are the proprister and runners of the Targ one might sapoot the managers of the Grand on turned out very promptly, hat they were not would also hara buen engaged on his behal, but which he was very much surprised, and he did not was concerned there was no allegation made man. On a moment encasion the complainants wailan planters consequently seem to have the players. In Clermont Ferrand, where I conlagration, which passed from house to house do the bast he could himself. The facts upon employment singo 1271 had been that of steward, or come to the conclusion that Chinese im- poras from, if an actor took the liberty, as M. with startling rapidity. To showers, of sparks which the plaintiff based his claim were and the gold not got employment in the Hong dense, and to submitted that taking the ovi grants not to pay the squeeze, and the boatrau
misconduct they had heard the evi Ki baarding house, Praya West, takl their wai- migration on u moderate reale may safely be king wearing only one garter, he would be lied matshed situated at some distance from those before the jury was get a diffouls and. The could get employment hors, and at the Hongkong busy contraction. It did but prova a nis at then came to the boarding house and de Lasalle does, to appear in the character af carried by the wind ignited the roofs of exceedingly simple, and he thought the task any Hotel, there was no other place at which in Aung altogether And Tutting on it nommer gly gut $3 for wel mes. The third defend or the stage, and agrys kin sight, trykt- mamily es fire, and before long the entire plaintiff had vertela siebte Falch jind koos Heal they did not was a slower, fy all the product på would justify the plaintiff's dinginne) pounded another Se there to make up the name
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