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memorial of which it is certified copy."| The Agonia (Messrs. Arnhold, Karberg & Co.) spaces were included and there was uncontradict not in custody in stealing $19 from the person { divisions, but a consideration of those two will But what is required is that the deeds inform us that the Cains Shippers Muted evidence to show that she would carry 23,000 of a trailer, named Char. Atso, on the 24th inst, Corve The doctrine of Zenko described
S. N. Co.'s steamer Oopack, from London, left | if her bankor spaces were empty, but we think thomasives or official copies of the same Singapore yesterday for this port
The complainant stated that on Sunday he was by some as extra-religions, seems to be very that the true construction of the agreement zu walking in Queen's-rond near the Gough-strest lofty and profound in principle. It is the phi should be accessible, and this is no Ives -
A telegramin the Brisbane Courier, dated Loa: which the jury negatived, was that the veel prisoner asized aim from behind, and when he star-point religion is ar obscure thing in the less there was any custom to the contrary stops when a gang of men set on him. The second losophy of the West. From a philovaniliend portant with regard to those desde already don, 20th December, ray-The now Oriental would onery in short voyages 93,000 pienio tarpod to see who it was, the other men selved view of philosophy, Buddha and the Good w in existence then with regard to those to be Baak is in i prosperons ondition. The deposits exalusive of coair in her bunkers to the ex-
bis urats and prevented him from struggling. Christianity must be one and the same. executed Horeafter. Host of them ara, already amourt to £260,000."
fant of 400 tons if the charterers chose to while first prisoner took his money from hie¦ would be a novel idos to philosophers to suppass presume, in the colony and producible. It The Agont informs us that the Pacific Mail take that out.
With regard to the second bag, and handed it to someone else who got away that, became Shine is alfod with Baddi, it 8. S. Co.'s steamer City of New York, with mails, point we think there was so wide a difference be with it. The lat then ran off, but he succeeded should be uphold, and because Christianity wis is sometimor difficult to find them when they ac, from Bm Francisco to 31st vitime, has tween the amount it was represented the vowel is cutehing the first defendant. While com-founded by another mange it should bo madammed arrived at Yokohama anth salled for this port could ourry and the amount of her actual carry plainant was at the Central Station charging It is incompatible with the spirit of a doutring ing capacity that the plaintiffs were entitled to this defondant, the second was brought in on which says that words cannot establish a crood, in the petition, but if a provision were in. Festerday morning.
recover damages if they could show they had been another case, which is reported below, and be to dospise the Dible base it is written in on werted in the Ordinance requiring their With reference to the report of the fighting damnited. With regard to the question of at once identified the man,
European language. Shiuso is as much an ex. production to the Tand Officer for the burning Monaisur Oaffroy inform us that he diet of the jury. We have already pointed out opinion, under 18 years of age, he was santaneed therefore, as among the majority, and tak
at Kolung which appeared in our columns you damages we are not disposed to disturb the vec- As the first defendant was, in his Worship's podionoy sa Christianity is We would, IN pose of being officially copied west of them said nothing of what was thers attributed to that we had no authority to grant the defendant's to be kept in geol for a period not szoceeding a more expedient. We cannot paranete helivers would be at once forthcoming, especially as bim The party who heard him spanking with application in its present shape, but apart from wosk to tesgive a whipping of ten strakes of the of Shineo to change their views, but we cou
his friends free misreported his emuneration, and this there was evidenca to go to the jury in which rattan. The second defondant was sentenced to tell them that they should regard the pre all persour interested are apparently agreed the statements gail to have hou made by him they could roughly esloniate the ameant of six months' haril labour, with two fortnights in valoage af Christianity in our counter a ne Here and there, pe danbi, there would be on the importance of having copies filed,aro in grost part imaginary.
damage, which the plaintiffs had sustained, and solitary confinement.
event, cosurring in the natural curso of things, wo do not think that the defendanta have showed The Sil Factory in Tomioka, Joskin, has that the damages given ware excessive, or at all above, was charged with stealing a bag contain-making any disturbance.
Chan Alai, the second defendant in the case and refrain for the sake of the country: from gaps in a serion of documenta, but with hitherto used foreign paper for packing silk for events that they were to greatly in excess as to ing two rapass, from the person of a fireman, treated of the convenience of sanctioning Chri- Thus far we have respect to these the provision making me esport, Soxu yours ago the president of the justify us in alling upon the plaintiffs to show named Yakiyo, on the 25th inst.
tianity, but we do not propose that the majority factory conceived the ides of using good Japanese couse why there should not be a new trial in the ' morials in the Land Office sufficient ovidence paper in place of the imported material, and event of their refusing to consent to a radiction. board the M.M. steamer Anadyr. On Sunday number, one for every hundred, will be sufficient The complainant said he was employed en of our countrymen should be Christiana. A small might be made applicable. The work of ordered from a paper mill at Nagasetura, Mins, This application must therefore he refused.
he was in Lower Laser Row, when the defend. All that is required in thaassumption of the title copying and comparing all the past denda per suitable for packing. The mill turned out splendid paper, and now not only the Sik
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.
ant phoked his pocket of two rupene in a bag. He of Chrlitten country. The atapk nemweary for 121 would be very heavy, and would probably Factory at Tomioka but several other sikk
rau after the man, caught bim, and recovered his the Christianisation of the country, are to regis. require some additions to the staff of the factories are using it. Thord are two advantagon BEFORE THE HON. SIR GEORGE PHILLIPPO.Property. A lakang took the defondant-inte ter the creed of Japanese Christiana, permit the
ouscody.
|condust_of_funeral ceremonies by missionarios, Land Offer until it wors completed, but
The defendant had before been convicted of and gradually introduce baptism amove the up- there can be no difference of opinion as to
larceny and earring snatching, and he was see por and middle clames. Wà cannot attach-ton ite value, if it he practicable..
tenced to six months hard labour, his first aid mach importanes to Japan's entrane into the fast fortnights to bo in solitary conflament, this comity of Christian nations. punishment to precede that awarded in the pra
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to be derived from the use of Japanese paper for packing purpesos; first, it affords & Store cover for ordinary articles, and soundly, its ad mirable quality becomes known to foreigners when it is thus sent abroad with good Bukla Shimpo, tmaalsted by Japan Mail,
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GILMAN AND OTHERS ▼. ACKROYD AND OTHERS.
Mr. H. M. Baily, instructed by Messrs. Sharp, Johnson, and Stokes, appeared for the plaintiffs; the defendants did not put in an appearance..
In this age an application was made fast woole
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SEISMOLOGY. IN JALAN, An announcement was made by the Japanese. papers a dhort time ago that s Japanese lawyer for a final order for foreclosure of Mortgage
Barozz. Ma. H. E. WODEHÖVER."
The Jane Mail, in noticing the second part who had been called the English Bar proposed on toms proporty belonging to a number of }
of the sovanth volume of the Seismologion! Sv- UNLICENSED AMOTHEL
ciety's Transactions, says:-It contains 92 pages. practice ir. Yoker Tis statement was Chinose in whose bankraptoy Mr. Ackroyd, the
Chun Asam, married woman, was fined $25.87 of which are occupied by a discussion of 387 graduate in law of the Tokio quiversity, a degree plaintiffs be taken an order to proceed against for ksering correct Mr. R. Manjima, hogakashi, er Registrar of the Court, was Official Assignes.
Hin Lordship said that in this as the end in default committed to prison for a month earthquakes shaved furing two years in North which qualifies him for practice in all Japanese the defendants é parte, but there could be no Man Lane, on the 20th inst
anliooned brothel at 2.1. Tang Japan, by Mr. John Milne. The genera con- courts without further examination, proceeded
clusions which Mr. Milne draws from his long CHARGE OF ROBBING AN EMPLOYEE. to England and entered at the Middle Temple, doubt it would be quite open to the other parties
jseries of observations are apscially worthy of A young man of very spectable appearance from whence he was called to the English Bar into state that they did not choose to appear, und
Lin Atong, cock, was charged with stealing nota He shows, for example, that the grant yesterday charged at the Police winding tendance in the soul tour with 1885, ka sabsequently proneeded to the Taited put themselves to the expanso oi-a defence, articles to the value of about 810 belonging to majority of earthquakes falt in North Fayan, l^-
States with the object of gaining a practical but would wait until they honed at what his employer, Mr. Salamon on the 24th insi.
tween October, 1881. and October, 1883, hail their gave the name of Andrew Lanigan, stating that
WO SINI, ER the case
Toc complainant said he was sub-ditor of the origin beneath the sea. The western cost At the British Cornolate. Stratov, is the 22nd-hel previously given the out of there, and has now retarood to Japan. Mr. Me simply a question of amount. They could Hongkong Fleurple, sad resided at No. 11, Japen slopes away so gradually that, at a dis
ho was a cigar mister belonging to Philadelphia, sight into the procedure of the superior courts the amount January, the wife of GRO. PRILLI, H.M. Consent, and in Els dosion are found some sujims has opened an efics of No. 52, Main streat them sppear, and ces that wecounty were Queen's-road East. The defendant was his tahes of 120 miles from the share-thandaptly af daly taken, and after that they would have a boy and cook, and had been in his employ the ocean is only 140 fathers. Along the eastore -Japan Gartle.
right to again appear, and soo that the Resince March, 1982. From time to time he had coast, on the conteary. the slope is so rapid that, gistrar's certificate was in proper order. They missed various articles from his sitting room and at the sama distanos from the land, a depth of might any they had had no opportunity of doing dining room, and he had discharged several of his 3,200 fathoms is found At the foot of the lat this because they had had no notice of the sub-zervants on suspicion. Last September his steep declivity originated no less then 355 earth- sequent pronoodings in the anit. Under the cir- bedroom was forcibly extored by forcing in agundes out of 419 recombed during the aber in cumstances, however, His Lordskip thought panel of the partition and unscrewing a bolt forral. Mr. Mine oberves that similar win thers could be very little doubt they did not in. He missed two antohes, 817 in money, and 2iticas exist in the seismic region of “ tand to defend the enit, or attack the accounts, other things. The prisoner kept the key of America. II farther concludes that. in dan and what he was disposed to do was to allow the this room, and he alleged that the robbery at all orente, the low-lauds are much more subj plaintiffs, if they chose, to take a deeree at their was effectel while he had gone to the Hotel to to earthquakes than the Lighlands, the fut own risk, leaving the parties, if they pleased, inget semiplainant's tifin. On the 8th inst. there alluvial plain of Mcmahi being the most shaken. appear at some aubsequent date, and upon the was another largny, and he went to P.3. Ballia Contrary to commonly see pied idea the sem to fear they would do so, as to have the ected the prisoner suddenly of stealing volcanic and seismic activity in Japan; but 56 matter reopened they would have to eh not the things, and seeing the mau looked very cor-is, obvious that this exclusion cannot be ne- only that they had substantial interests involved fnsed, he told him that if he did not retura tho copted as fiual until the state of the poe in doing en but cho that in-not-having had the things the boat day he would be arrested Pre-bed-bo ascertained. For the whole of Japan requisite notices they had been damnified in some sently he heard the defendant learing the house. Mr. Milne thinks respects. If the plaintiffs would lake au order and ho and Butlin followed hing to where he lived at least on earthqunko securs ecory day. under those conditions, it would not be mocossary His nouse was emrahel, and a large number of The winter. however, is much to reopen tho whole thing.
raisaltaneous articles were found there which the summer, the propertion being 278 to M. Baily said the plaintiffs would be willing complainant identified as some of those he bad 109, while if the intensity also be taken into to take the order under those conditions. missed from his house at raitous times, as well account, the figures become 1,045 to 294. The Ilia Lordship said that in any subsequent some plates, &c, belonging to the Hongkong disturbances which visit Tokiyo, oras, in almost cases it would be well that it should be borne in Hotel, on which the prisoner had probably get every mass, from the north, and pass the city-le mind that it would not be sufficient to proceed master's food
parts against défendants, but that some notica ought to be given them.
HosaKoro, JANVART 27TH, 1985.
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
LONDON, 24th Jarruszy, THE GREAT POWERS AND EGYPT. The British Government announces the ceptance of the countor proposals of the Contin- antal Powars as a basis for further negotiations on the subject of Egyptian affairs, offers to
arranged under one Alphabet in the striolost veyancing and of the system of land registre he seleciod a set of studs and sleeve buttons guarantee loan. but rejoots the proposal of a seconnta, He did not think there was any rec.without speaking to the prisoner. He then cords so that no direct relation exists between
onder; the initials as wall as the surnames
ing alphabetical.
The MAPS and PLANS have been mostly re-engraved in scoparior style and brought up in dat They now consist of
multiple control.
г
HEALTH OF THE GERMAN EMPEROR
The Emperor William is rooovering.
SUPREME COURT.
torn up letters, the envelope of one of which was addressed to a person of that aaie at the Hong- kong Post Office. Yesterday morning the young man was arrested in the street by the request of an assistant of Messrs. Gaapp to Co., sud when he appeared at the Police Court there were three charges against him. The charge on behalf of Messrs. Gaapp & Co., was eas of obtaining jewel- lery to the value of $89 by false pretences on the 23rd alt. On that date Mr. C. Ó. G. Heerman, Deerno the last few years the necessity the manager, stated that the prisonar came to the For some reform in the law of "cop="
shop and asked to see some gentlemon'a jewellers,
of the value of $55," and a scarf ring valued to on in Hongkong has been made very ovi. $30. He did not pay for them, but naked that the Jaut On the collapse of the land specula and gave the name of H. G. Vincent, of No. 1, bill should be sent to him on the 27th of the month, is manta bumorous law suits arose, in some Vistoria Hotel. The same afternoon he ce of which advantage was sought to be taken of in, sud-waaled-some-more things, and then Mr. technical imperfections of title resulting from Hermann sent round to the Hotel to make in
quirios. He found the prisoner was staying at various reasons which it would now be invidi. that establishment, but he informed the prisoner esto mention. There have also been law suits that he could not supply him with anything more to boundaries and conflicting claims have sent to the Hotel, but it was found he had left without referencer. On the 27th the bill was been raised to the same piece of land. The thera, and nothing had been seen of him unti
YAT LUX AND OTHERS V. Rrain. most notable case of this kind was perhaps that morning, when Mr. Heermaan's brother saw him in Queen's-road, and gave him inte
The Attorney-General Hoa. E. L. O'Malley that of Lo On v. Loo Fu Wins, judgment in exatody. When the defendant is arrested he instructed by Messrs. Dennys und Moshop p which was given in the SupremeCourt on the denied that his name was Vincent, but he after peated for the plaintiffs; Mr. Francis and 31. MAP OF TOW AND ENVIRONS OF Biscarose. Ith August, 1883. Writing with reference towards admitted having need fat nang. There
Mackcan, instructed by Marare. Wotton and was a very similar charge brought against him Deacon, for the defendant. by Mr. Ross, manager to Messrs. Falconer & Copiication for leave to appeal to the Privy Coun Their Lordship gave their decision on an ap one of obtaining a bracelet, valas 2230, by false el against the raling of the court in this case, pretences on the 22nd ult. On that dato Mr. Ross stated that the prisoner came to him at made by Max Francis on behalf of the defendunt. Mars. Falconer & Co store and selected a The came arose outcfa contract for eapplying bracelet the price of which was 823. Ho súd coolies for emigration to Jamaica. Thajnig. his name and addreas was as stated abore. meut of the court was as follows:-
In this case there was a claim, and a comuter was living
FLAGS OF MERCANTILE HOUSES CHINA. CONE UK SKIN ALS IN THE AT VICTCEIA PEAH. Map of THE FAR EAST
NEW MAP OF THE JKLAND OF HONGKONG, Now PLAN OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. PLAN OF THE CITY OF CANZON. NEW PLAY OF FORSIGNCONCESSIONS, SNASTHAL
PLAN OF YOKOHAMA,
PLAN OF MANILA.
PLAN OF SAIGON.
20th January,
IN APPEAL.
BEFORE THE FULL COURC
POLICE COURT.
26th January.
Berox Mr. A. . Wraz.
POSSESSED OF STOLEN PROPERTY Chan Asburg, marine hawker, was charged with unlawful posenssion of waill handtorchief, value 30 sente, on the 23rd inst
Tho case was remanded to to-morrow.
thest, on t.he average.
worn tha
SHALL JAPAN BECOME A CHRIS. corded in the Transactions. Mr. Mineappears, ·
TIAN COUNTRY?
The Japan Mali translates the following
{ rather remarkable urtiole from the JijiShimpor-
the both wed weak, until that resah the Hi-kona mountains, where they suddenly stop. The40, and many other curious facts, will be found re
julso, to have stenok out a line in which bis re
searches might at once prove of practicnl volua. Kis chearrations in Tokiya show yery grönt varieties in the intensities of shooky experienced at different places. With similar ustruments
To man who has no desire for the society of planed at the corners of a triangle having sides his fellows than only alternative is to retire from about 800 feet long, he has obtained conclusive the world altogether, and to bury himself in evidence that, while at one corner there might some rette rutroat. If he elects to remain be suficient motion to phatter z building, at tað of society; that is to say, he must conform to the ivial These results print at one to this d among uther men be cannot avoid the obligations other corners the disturbance would be quite rastoma which obtain among those with whom he isability of seismic surveys as a preliminary to is brought in contant. If he means to enjoy the building operations. The last severo shock b privileges and the busfits conferred on him by ich Takiyo was visited shook the phimuers of human companionship, be must adapt himself to the British Legation so severely that they had the provaling habits, manners, and usages, to be rebuilt, it caused no appreciable dum TUVA Religion, manners, and customs constitate the at the Russian Legation. Now that the citizen garments of a nation, the first, in fact being in of Takiyo contemplate remodeling the plan of Chinese and Indians as hermits, who have chaser question of earthquakes in their slutions. our eyes a part of the others. Setting aalde the the capital, they would do well to in ado this to place themselves in the position of a man who Certainly the Government, befree frally saket- has retired from anselation with his follow mon ing sites for the Houses of Parliament and other
which may be taken
nstituts the advantage of the valuable results Mr. Milo's society of the world. And speaking at researches suggest. consists of reli-lou, we have to xek wlist that part of their national raiment which
is the peorailing colour wor! It is a hos known- The defendant was caught in the ant of rear.us Christianity. Let us suppose that Christian- ingrope with which & tree was tied up. ity can be described in the terms employed
He was sent to gaol for ten days.
This issue contains the New Scale of Hours shown that the cxisting system, in Hong.miscellaneous articles of Mr. PP. Flaver, store itis. A point of law was, however, reserved by did not know.
The APPENDIX comista of over
The Contents of the Appendix are too many to enumerate in an Advertisement, but include
TELATIES WITH CHINA
Great Britain. Nanking. 18
Tivalsie, 1865
and all others unt abrogated
France, Tientsin, 185
Convention, Iso
United States, Tiantain, Additional, -PAR
Poking, 1880
German, Tientsin, 1861
Peking, 1880
Russia, Japan, Spain, Brazil, snd Peru.
TREATIES WITH JAPAN-
Great Britain
Vaited States
TREATIES WITH COREA
'T'REATION WITH SIAM
Netherlands Cores
TREATER WITH ANNAM
TREATIES WITH CAMBODIA
Cuarons TAKINIS
Chinese
Japasėse LEGAL
Siamess
Coccan
Orders in Connoil for Government of H.B.M. Subjents in China wad-Japan, 1855, 1877, 1678, 1881
$
LLARCENT.
two pieces of rope from the Covert Garden Chan Afun, coolio, was charged with stealing an Ennday.
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY BORBART.
THE CHARGE OF STEALING CIGARS
to
THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.
It is
Among the other contents of thy book nes →→
this case on the 18th of the suere mouth we An Anglo-Chinese Calendar, Menutime of Sur- v¤pressed a hope that the loca! législature cize und Sunset. Mean Banater and souid se it was to pravont i recurrence of Thermometer, Rainfall: Eclipses, Fastivals, Ke. A full Chronology of remarkable events since what secived a very unfortunate case, The the advent of foreigners to China and Japan.ction was to ascertain in whom lay the tila A description of the Festivals, Faso a certain piece of land on which the Piece
qbserved by Chinose, Mahomedaus, Parsees, Jews, do, with the days on which they fattoeds Guild kept a fire engine, one party Hotel, and found the defendant
Mr. Ross made enquiries at the Vistorialains, and the defendunt had paid $2,500 in John Frayer, seeman, said that on the and Comparative Tables of Money, Weights, No. claiming the land by virtue of the vergis of there, and the people in the hous thought Court as being bullicient to cover any bilance inst, he missed five handkerchiefs and a hit from The Hongkong Postal Guide for 1895.
he was all right; on the strength of that he that might be found in favour of the plaintiffs the house he was living in Ou Fricup ho was Arrivals and Departures of Kails at and from a Crown lease, and the other by virtue of allowed the proper to take the bracelet The case camo on for hearing before myself and passing defordante stall when he saw two of his
Landon and Rongkong-
twenty years' undisturbed possession. It is, without payment. Finding the eheção did not a special jorg, when the jury found that the missing handkerchiefs expoood there for sale. He Scales of Commissions and Charges adopted by perhaps, hopeless to expan: that up aystem came in. Les sent the bill in, and found the p-plaintiffs were entitled to 323,034 upon their asked the man where he got there from, and get
the Chambers of Commerce of Hongkong Shanghai al sisewhere.
of registration or rules of conterence will ser had left the house. He had not seen any claim sad that the defendant was entitled te ting no satisfactory raply, he handed it over to
thing of the prisoner from that time until 820.988.71 epter data, a that the the police. Hongkong Chair Jinricksha, and Roal. Hiro,
together prevent disputer, but experience arrast. The third charge was one of obtaining suficient to cover the Kaloneo due to the plain-chiefs of some Chinaman in the street when he
amount of 88,800 to Court was more than The defendant said he bought the handker
keeper, Lyndhurst Terrse, to the value of $39 by koug STAMP DUTIES, which will shorting is susceptible af much improvement. Bo-the same means. In this case the prisoner sigudust of both parties as to whether the defend- Dntered to find two suratios of $10 each for come into operation, also tables of COURŤ jess this be effected, as time goes onsed lore, abits for the articles in the same name. All the ant could recover aore than $18,000 for damages his good behaviour for three months, and ir. dave have to deal with the other countries large edifices said to be projesit, naght to take PRES, never before published.
tions, and sub-sections.huomo further stand remanded to Saturday, and in the you the construction of the agreement between fault committed for a week.
nicartime juquizios will be made by the pot. Court upon this groation. Judgment was gi
the parties, and subject to the decision of the livided, the Fature condition of land titles At present "nothing sims to to know of the fortas fufwent and goals wore ordered to be will be emfasoro worse confoundet. They man's salarients, but the corn my letter at closely printed matter, to which furno-is
will fonbloss bo-pieced together and murit Kites in the plaintifs up to the date of payment constatiy required by residents and thogal profession and the find owners of the some information, the envelope is post marked inde Court sut to the defendient at heaquantly to having commercial or politiet relations with the colony ara, therefore, desirons of securing Melbourne. Possibly othor camas may be found a date of payment. The question reserved
The E. and A steamer Guthrie, with the Countries embraced within the supe of the
came on for argument and the Fall Court decid- CHRONICLE and DIEZCTORY.
an amend sent of the law. Their petition, against him.
in everyday life, and we will find it con- Australian rail, arrived here yesterday after- el that upon the constraction of the agreement
vanieas to call it blue, and to refer to noon. The subjoinal telograms-aze taken from resented to the Legislative Council o The post of Consal, in the territories of the the defendant could not meover more-than- Wong Taoi, seaman, was charged with robbing Buddhism as a russet brown, and we then arrive Wodnesday last, sets out that very large cent to Lake Nyassa has been offered to and defendant's part
African Kings and chiefs the districts adin-315,000 damages. It was pointed out on the butcher, named Un Iso, of $2.10. 245 eh, at the proposition that, while the former is the our Sydney and Quenualood files;-
however, that out of towel, and a bancos, en the 6th September last. anımber (it is believed a majority) of the accopied by Lieut. A. G. 8. Hawes, R.The $20.956.71 found by the jury $775:50
fashionable colour, favoured by magiety, the latter ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE BISHOP OF The complainant aald he resided at Stanley is woen baly by the man who shung the fellow
ARMITIMER. fritles to land in the Colony have, Eungaricus retired, now in the service of the Japanese Gowers giron in respect of monies paid by and on September 6th he was walking from there ship of others. It would of course be neprofit.
ARNIVALS, 26th December pna, dreing the axistance of the Calony, Terment as Professor of English, eta, in tas the defendant on behalf of the plaintifs at their to Sasakitan. About two miles from his deable is linenss which is the better colour; brown A. tremendous commotion was caused in the
Naval College. Fullen into a west complicated and entangled following comments on the appointment-The agreement.
The Japan Mail makes the request, and not for daniagos for breach of their stination he met the defendant and another man, might strike disinterested observer es at once Roman Catholic Cathedral-hers, yesterday mor
The Court, therefore added the who were sitting on a bridge. Thoy seized him more sente und dignified, but the importance of ing, during divine sorrico. Jest us Bishop Tor- ondition, so much so that there are a very offer was made, we understand, by telegram, and 5775 to the $18,000 and ordered the finding of and robbed him of his possessions, and the ran a blue cut to sas whe wished to move in socisty regiani was about to celebrate max, a man named great number of titles which, though possi.it appears to have bent oxunticipated, Hr the jury in the defendanta manter claim to be away. He reported the matter at the Shauki-must not be lost sight of.
Cafferty walked up through the church with Hawes was obliged somewhat suddenly to claim reduced from $20,985.71 to $18.775,50 making awan Police Station, but heard nothing more of Only a short time ago, the writer had a cồn- a sword in his hand, and when he got to the bly so fur good in the sense that no one could the indulgence of the Japanese Government to difference in the plaintiffs' favour of $2,215.50. the matter until the 15th inst, when Inspector, versation with an Englishman, who told him altar he raised his arm with the evident intention dispossess their owners thereof, ars, from a whom he was still bound by contract for a con. The result of this was that instead of the defen- Mackie sent for him. He went to the Station that though the Egyptian musssors of last of striking the Bishop, at some of the con- technical point of view, practically bad in the siderable period. It is pleasant to learn that dont having paid into Court more than suflsient and picked out the defendant from a rumber of spring, and the recent proceedings of the French gregstien just ought hirarm in time to prevent the heads of the Admiralty not only throw no to satisfy the plaintiffa glaim there was a detix other prisoners. The defendant had been aria referance to China, might appear ornel to the harm. Asthey did so.however, M'Cafferty fired st ves of their not being, as they should be, obatsoles in the way, hat showed themselves easy of $1.768.50, she judgment was ordered to rested on some information received, and be ad public, still, in one semes. the zosponsible the Bishop from a six-chambered revolver, which titles which a Court of Equity would force empathetic and helpful, and shat Mr. Have be entered for the phcliffs for that amount with mitted the charge to Inspector Mackie. military leaders mars not to blame in the matter, he had concealed in his other hand, und the ball has been enabled to accept the appointment with costsin lieu.ut the judgment originally entered. The defendant alleged in court that the charge the true cause of the seeming eraulty haing passed through the Bishop's vestuents into the 90 at unwilling porchwer. Owing to these oat inconvenient delay. Speaking generally, It is from the order of the Court reducing the was trumped up in concoquence of a quarrel. that the European soldiers hold the life of su fear, without doing any harm. Tha man s facts the transfers of land in the Colony we regard the action of Her Majesty's Govern finding of the jury in the defendant's favour He was committed for trial at the most Crim-Oriental way cheaply, and think no more of de-at once acized, and hold until a policeman serívod. have become to a large extent difficult, and
ment in this matter with mech satisfaction from $20,988 73 to 18,755.50 that the defondant inal Sessions of the Supreme Court.
įstroying it than of patting an end to plant or when he was conveyed to the look up. M'Coferty The inference which may fairly be drawn is, that desires to appeal. The amount by which the|
insect existence. This singularly unfealing works on the roads, and it is stated that he came where the contract is an open one, auch ne services even in those remote regions under a finding of the jury was reduced 82,212.50 would Mak Asbun, house coolia, was brought up. animood is das to the fact of the religions creed pro- from Tamworth to kill the Bishop. y letter, as so many are, the revult, as the foreign Power do not escape the notice of the in itself be under the appealable value but as the remand, on the charge of being concerned with fessed by the Europeans being different from lieved he is mad. The Bishop kept quito cool, petre of the last three yearsconclasively of duty under whatever siromastases and for the matter is isao opon which the Court decided stealing a case of ton boxes of Manila cigars he highly irrational to condemn others on the removal, as if nothing bad gorria. Thom
British authorities, and that a faithful discharge plaintiffs sought to reduce the amount to $18,000 coolie employed at the Hongkong Dispensary in that held by their opponents. It does seem and proceeded with the nervice after M Cafferty's provenz is frequently a law suit. The poti- whatever immediate induesment, is regarded as in respect of $9,958, which is over the appaul- longing to the proprietor, Mr. J. D. Humphreys, ground of their being heath, but there does not maining five chambers of the revolver were bise toners therefore recommend that the In-deration at the hands of the Queen's Ministari cordance with the instructions in fares in this
entttling an Englishman to favourable cons able amount, and therefore we think that in se on the 15th instant.
appear to be any help for this unhappy state of loaded. Rules of B.B.M. Supreme and athar Courtserial Acts known as the Real Property It will be confessed that there is unqualified Colony we are justified in allowing an appeal,
There being no further evidenco (against the castters. One am only express one's sorrow for,
ARMMALS, 29th December. priser he was discharged.
and sympathy with, the Orientals
The man M Cafferty was brought before the Limitation Act, 1874, and the Vendor and tisiaction in this reflection, for, in practice, the
GEORGE R. STEVEN: & Co. Y. BURRELL
A BURGLAR.
The foregoing, however, does not immediately local police court this morning and committel Purchaser Act, 1874, should be extended to opposite ides very often seems to prevail. The
& Boxs.
Lam Asin, soinun, was charged with being refer to the subject of our discussion for trial on a charge of sheating it Bishop Tor- post of Coneal af Nyams is not, to be sure, one of!
The Mr France, instructed by Mosers. Sharp, out after hours on the 9th inst. without a light though what we have described must in regiani with intent to commit murder Act of United States Ccagrass Relating to
this Colony so far as the provisions of the the ripe plane of the service. Its emoluments, Johnson, and Stokes, appeared for the plaintiffs; or pass, and being armed with a burglarious im- eritably enter largely into the nature of prisoner intended two years ago to shoot Bishanp Treation
same are applicable and with; sach wristions though good, are neither dazzling ner equal to the Attorney-General Hon. E. L. O'Malley plement
the relations that exist between countries. Torregiani; but fortunately the latter was not and additions as may by necessary; and, those of Mr. Hawes' present office, and it entals and Mr. A. G. Wise, instructed by Monars. P.C. 511 heard a pry of "thief”in Third-street, The position of treaty revision is not that in the cathedralun the occasion. M'Cafferty seams
arduous duty ander rather doterrezt climatic Wolton and Deacon, for the defendants. further, that a system of Aling offtotal copies enditions. But it is, none the less, a post which
and saw the defendant running; he gave phase, Buropeans fraly and determinedly object to to be quite same, except on religious subjects, on This was a motion made by the Attorney- and saw him stopped by a lokang. When he meet our wishes. but rather that they view the which he is undoubtedly insane. He is a Roman lall deeds which karo now to be registered would be greatly sought after, as offering almost General su bohelf of the defendants for a rule was caught he dropped a housebrossing tool. A matter with the atmest indifference and prefer Catholio, and saya that the Pope, the Archbishop unique opportunities to attain distinction. The calling upon the plaintiffs to show cause why burglary had been committed in a house near by, not to interest themselves in it. No considere of Sydney, and Bishop Torregiani have secrets in the Lind ice should be legalised, so as Congo Conference has and the effect of directing the verdict of the jury in the ease shocki aot be a man's house being catarod in his taxporary tion as to our military strength, or our national which they ought to tell their congregations, and Japan
Custeras Seizure, China
to do away with the oxisting difficulty of ob-European attention to the Central African dis-reduced by the striking out of $7,000, The se absense, his bor broken open, and $5 in silva resources, enters into the question, and as yet then all would be right. Customs and Harbour Regulations for the dif.caining production of the title deeds relating triste, and the exceptional aptitude for geogra- tion was brought by the plaintiffs for damages and some clothing stolen. The defendant hand things have not received a serious octouring by ARRIVAL OF COLONEL SCRATCHLEY IN
ferent ports of China, Philippines, Siam, &c. to the whole of say Crows lot or section during his residenes in Japan, as well as his abi-chartered by them from the defendants. It was
phissi resourch which Mr. Hawes has displayed for breach of warranty of the steamer Hungarios, $5 in silver on his person.
the veto of either Gladstone or Ferry. Some-
AUSTRALIA. The dofondant had been convicted of burglary how, the relations between the Japanese and
ADELAIDE, 4th January. before being subdivided and passing into the litive as an organiser, somed to indicate him a claimed that the restar du possess the speed before, and he was sentenced to six months hard foreign nations are not on the most intimate Colonel Saratehiny, the Commissioner for New hands of the differant owners of the sub. exceptionally fitted for service in a ragion so little and carrying capacity mentioned in the charter labour, the first and last fortnights in gal to be footing; to use a common phrase, we are inse-Gaines, was a passenger by the Ballarat, which Now Rules of Legislative Counci
known und whose resources stand in such need of parly, and the jury found for the plaintiffe, in solitary confinement. Also to and two spraties cessible. To become secossible we must first arrived from Glenelg on Saturday morning. He sectionra. Accompanying the petition was a development. Yet we cannot offer hin our son awarding 33000 damages for dedciency in speed of 8100 each for his good behaviour for 12 change car prefaced belief and war-a-religions as interviewed by a raporter, and stated that Traft Bill intended to carry into legal effect gratulations without a certain feeling of dissati. - and $7,000 for deficient carrying capacity. It was months, and in default to be further committed dress, uniform with others. We mean by pro the protectorate territory consisted of a strip of The Troaties between Great Britain and the wishes of the petitioners. It is desirable faction, quite independout of our natural regret at with regard to the latter amount that this ap for that period.
fassed belief, what we profess to believe sparteruntry on the south coast from the 141st meri- the departureof a old friend. Mr. Haww has held plication was made. The court now gars judg-
from the question of what may be our true doodian to East Cape, and certain islands.south-east Cores, France Bul Anuam, 188, Franca and that the Council should take this Bill into appointments ander the Japanese Government for ment as follows
Li Aping, salicensed howkor, was charged trine. It would be sufficient to make it public of the Louisiade Archipelage. He has been in- Cambodia, 1881, Great Britain and Sam, 1883, consideration at as early a period as possibla, nors than fifteen years. Ha is certainly one of In this case & motion was made by the Atter with haring entered the house of a dealer named ly known that Japan fa & Christian country, stracted to act as Deputy Commissioner for Now together with many other tour, bare utand once for all disposa ne far as it is how reign employée in point of service. How does it show cause rhy the verdict in this suit should inst
the oldest probably the very oldest, of their Peney Geroral for au ertler on the plaintiffs to Chan Atong for an unlawful purpose on the 25th As some of our readers may have opinions at Britain, Now Ireland, and the Solmon Islands, appeared in previous issues.
variance with our own views, we may here deal In consequence of the German annexation bis possible to do ao of the existing difi. happen that he should consent to ozelange the not be varied by reducing damages allowed to The complainant lives on the first floor at 301, with what we may exppose will be their objec-spposed duties in this respect will lapse. Ha Orders may be sent to Daily Press Office, whers culties to the way of land transfers. The post such a long and faithful discharge of the plantiffs be the said verdict to the extent of Hollywood road, and boaring someone in the tions. It will be convenient to divide these wants more mousy from the colonies, and will it is published, or to the following Agents Bill bears evidence of careful preparation though honourable and full of promise, may never weight of evidence. The suit was in respect of the defendant rarming cut, and handed him over believers and Buddhists.
daty ought to bave obtained him, for use which, $7,000, to the ground thas it was against the next room ke want to see who it was. He met opponents of our views into two classes, un-visit them samsively on this question. Ho sympathisos with the Australian re-unusxation Messrs. A. A. de Molls & Co. ¦ and refleute great credit on the draftsunt,theless be regarded as a new departure? Nobuys clarter party and the plaintiffs alleged that to the police.
The mind of an unbeliever is light and cold, feeling. Meurs, Quelch & Co.
need have much difficulty in answering this ques they were damnifled by reasons of misrepresenta Meters. Wilson, Nicholls & Co. who is, we understand, one of the petition ties. Serviss in Japan has long been recognised tion in the charter party as to the carrying vious occasions, and he was sentenced to three is popularly respected. To destroy shelves for
The defendant had been in gaol on five pre- and being so, he ought to stopt whatever religion LORD DEBBY DURNI IN EFFIGY.
MELBOURNE, 2nd January. FORMOSA......Messrs. Wilson, Nichelle & Co. ing solicitors. As it bas received the as an ephemeral sort of business, marred by an capacity and as to the speed of the chartered montle hard labour as a rogue and vagabond. FoоCHOW.......Mesars. Hedge & Co.
At a meeting hold at Rosedale, Gippsland. to ancestral tablets or to break a crons in boo pro- approval of the whole body of solicitors in certalaties which become more and more intoler gel. The jury found by a verdict of å to å
nounced an action to pass nnnoticed, nor is it & protest against the German atroxation, Lond SHANGWA...... Messrs. Hali & Holz.
able as maturer yours increase a man's disposition that there was a representation as to the carry- Lan Hua Taza and Len Kam On, gardeners, politic way of dealing with society to declare Derby was burned in effigy while the mesting SHANGHAI.....Mossra. Kelly & Walsh. from teabaical defcote and to fairly carry may bring forth. It would be difficult indeed to plaintiffs enstained in that respect at $7000, instant.
How many persons are thero smeng, the upper NORTHERN & 7 Messrs. Half & Hollz and Kelly out the wishes of the petitioners. In perus-the Japanese. But an earnast man wants some tion as to. speed and estimated the damage spe- { from Yanmati to Kowloon City, and when a truly believe in religion? Most of these, preČer- | THE GERMAN- ANNEIATIONS.15 AUSTRALASIA RIYEE Porte S
find employers more polite and considvrate tlan | sins by 5 to 2 that there was a misrepresenta- A trader named Lo Aching was journeying and middle class in European countries, who
FOREIGN TELEGRAMS. Walsh, Shanghai. NAGABAKI Mossrs. The C. & J. Trading Co. ing it only one point has struck us on which thing more than politeness and consideration. Ee tained by the plaintiffs in that respect at $3,000. short distanse from the Chinese boundary he ring to be amongst the majority in ruspcot to
LONDON, ad December. HIOGO, OBAKA.."Hiogo Newa" Ofice.
a suggestion might be offered. It is provided wants to feel that, after he has devoted the but The present motion was in respect to the was set upon by thieven who used him despite all forms of social observance, receive baptism, TORGALMA Messrs. Kelly & Ca
The Staxdard states that Germany has opti that copies of all fatore deedsrelating to land rears of his life to duties which ought to profi dansgen sustained owing to the alleged misrefully, and robbed him of 810, a boz containing and send their families to church. To send had the other Europain Powers that she has on something more than mere pongalary compos pressatation with regard to the carrying three taels of ginsong, and a portion of his rai- daughters of marriageable age to the church naxed the islands of New Britain, Now Kryland, shall be filed in the Land Office, but with tion, he will not be liable to see himself east off capasity of the use and oconneel for the mont, consisting of three jackets. Having des is a prudent mode of dirplaying one of their New Hanover. Take of York Islands, Admiralty reapset to existing deeds it is provided that like a worn-out glove, his career practically ondol, defondants ontended in the first place that poiled him of all he had worth taking, the thieves sooomplishments in the singing which forms Islands, all off the osators and north-westaz
A copy certified by the Land Officer to be elsewhere, would have pared the path to perms fuctly able to curry 33,000 pieals on short gelees to the hordor. Soment theendies numbers of Chinese scholars in Japan, who ropese in the North Pacifio; likewise Anderson Ialand, because the time and energies which, if applisi the evidence showed that the vessel was per inttered, and complainant went on to a Chinese part of the service. For many centuries const of New Guison, algo the Marshall Group true copy of the registered memorials of nent success, have her been productive of nothing reynges, that the words in the charter party there rested the two prisoners coming from Eng the most unquestioning considerion in the doctrine together with the northern portion of New any dead or other instrauient or writing ge uns, and we up nos ignore the fact that it and that even if the was incapable of carrying of ginseng and pistol in Als possession. The attack en religion attempted by sudi men as Yar protection. The Standard further states better than a corrteous conge. The subject is a were words of description and not of warranty, lish territory, the first having the pressutor's box of Confucius, have observed Buddhist rites. The Guinea over which Bugland Lus et uxtended AUSTRALIA...Messrs. Gordion & Ovtch, Sydney, which shall have been registered in the involves many considerations on the obor sick the amount of 33,000picals in the terms of the promoter recognised the first priznat saaman magali Suiko and Nakai Sakinan was sand 6s6-England has been awers of the intentions.
Melbourne, & Brisbane Land Office prior to the commencement of But tali pariloular aspect of a foreign smolove, charter party the damages given by the jury who was standing by while he was being robbed, and unbecoming the time. Their imperfect con of Germany since July. Dr Finschaill pr LONDON Me F Alger, Clemsuf's fane this Ordinance shall, unless and except so sarver in Japan is forced upon our attention when wure cosaire. The terms of the charter party but he could not identify the scent.
reption of the general tezdensy of the world is Bibly be appointed administrator over these addi. LONDON....... Messre. Strest & Co., 30, Combill for me, the same shall be proved to be inse-vious and claims not unwilling to surrender his 138,000 piouls for short voyages ezolusivo of soals three months imprisonment, for unlawful pos- for the prezent, to make Christianity one of our
We see a gentionina with Lieutenant Hawes ser- in reapest of carrying capacity in sa follows The first prisoner was fined 140, or in default apparent. Is it not, we ask, thon, very expedient, dious to the German Empire. Lupo..... Mosers. Brioa, Kandy & Co
LUNTON, 3rd December. SAN FRANCO.. Mr. L. P. Fisher, 21, Morihets' curate, be taken to be sufficiout evidence of pest in Japan, and enter upon a new and unfami in banker (the capacity of which is 400 tona) session, the second was discharged.
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profossed beliefs, whatever may be our individus! It is alorstod that Germany gave Earl the contents and due execution of the dead We admire his courage, but sincerely lament the mittel on the part of the plaintiffs that the liar path under conditions not wholly inviting. | onerying onpacity or taureabouts. It was si- NEW YORK...Mr. A. Wind, 21, Park Row,
STREET HORNEIES.
faith? Now we here to deal with the Enddhista Derby a pledge that she would not sufer News! Daily Press Office, January 1885,
or other instrament or writing of the cause of its mercimo,"
Lak Borg Hing and Chan Afai, ecolías, were They are divided into two smaller classes, called Gaines. Mr. Munny Smith, Agent-Generał le Temel would carry 33,000 pisals if her banker 'charged with having concerned with five others Shinso and Zente. There are many other sab London for Victória, in inquiring whether Eng.
in China and Japan
Code of Civil Procedure, Hongkongr
Admiralty Rules
Foreign Jurisdiction Act
Regulations for the Coustler Courts of Baited
States in China
-Rules of Ceart of Consals at Shanghai
Chinese Passenger Act TRADE REGULATIONG
China
Hinm
HONGKONG
Pilotage Regulations Charter of the Colony
MACÃO SWATOW
AMOY
UNLAWFUL PURPOSE.
MORE HIGHWAY ROBBERY,
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NINGPO...Messre. Kets & Walah, B'ghaite Colony it may be prosumed to be free to look forward. There is no knowing what a day ing capacity and estimated the damage that the were charged with highway robbery on the 15th one's own disbalist in the existense of a God.sang Rulo Brittanis."
Mr. Crettier.
MANILA..Messrs. Diac Puertas & Co. SAIGON ....... Haruong,..... Dupont
BANGKOK...Hocers, ABjurling & Co.--
SINGAPORE.....Messrs. Saylé & Co: PENANO......... Mesara. Mayaard & Co. COLOMEO...Mosses. A. I. & J. Ferguson.
CALCUTTA....Messrs. Newman & Co.