been
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As a matter of fact you had not bought on account?-No; but we could not telegraph the whole at a long seo to Mr. Johnson explaining that the coal was already on board and was in tended to remain theva.
odly.
This concluded the evidence.
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THE DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31er 1985.
A dicease uow coming into vogue, napecially the osale into the bankers imply that? For who was a boardingskouse master, stood soeurity SHANGHAI PAPERS PLEASE COPT. Tonquin. We have no sort of desire for Sam
and the wager due to the plaintiff were pala TO THE EDITOİL OF THE “DAILY PRESS.”. what reason were they put there?
ourselves, which is an excelient neighbour, transwogg notors and persons who live in the saper. The Attorney-General-On expectation. There arer Lemon by the Consul. Now the sailor
Sm-I trast I may be pardoned by the poweraquil, unggassize, and inoffensive, and tre hava ficial whirl of life and fret their nervous systeins, is the same which attacked The late Canrios Dal was nothing to prevent their patting them there, wanted to get possession of his wages, and had that be for my hnate and temerity in saking ano unworthy jolony of legitimate coloniaf on- not as agonis, but as persoas putting themselves brought this suit against Lemon. The Consul question relating to the cond annual report terprise on the part of Franco. Dus it is the monico: paresis, a giving away of the spinal ner- in a position to carry out duties that would here was expressly authorised by the laws of of the Selangor Tin Mining Company of Shang- iners instirot of soll-preservation, the natual de vous power, and finally of the brain. The person after arise.
his own counter, and the laws of this Calony. hsi, dated 24th Deamber last. It may be that sire to live tranquilly and at peads with all our acted with it is said to want to put his hand in His Lordship-Then they ought to have under section of the Merchant Shipping Ast, I have not considered the matter long enough, neighbours, which compel us to col with nariais pockets, and this is orplained on the ground given notion
to make this contract. Leman had made this or that owing to the sallapes my capacity to unty at esrtain tendencies of French policy which, that he is uneonaciously giving the support with The Attorney-Goneral said it might have been contrast with the Consulate for the maintenanos derstand the thing has left mo, hat, with fear unless wisely controlla, might easily set the his ares to failing spinal integrity.
He was a married man with an extremely a wise precaution to hara given notico; if are of the sailor so long as he was in the Colony, and trembling I would like to inquire what he whole Indo-Chinose peninenia santward and north- cautions were always taken there would be no law But now, the silor got posisasion of his enano of the 17 tons of Tiu, stated by order of ward of the British frontier, in a blaze not coay joalone wife. One evening, not long since, he seized a chance opportunity to escort à charm- suita; but there was nothing in that that would wages to-day, he would probably destitute the Dirantors," on the 26th August last, to have to extinguish.
The following latter has been addressed to the ing miss of sweet sixteen, whoes blue eyes and alter the fact of who possessed' the property in and a pauper, who would have to be taken care of been produced and/or purchased by the Com
by the Colony, and the regelt would probably be pany f
Editor of The Times - the goods.
dark drooping lashes exarujsad a glamour over His Lordship-It not only the intention with that he weald be put to the chain gang, and sent Also, with regard to "Plant Account." On Bir telegram has been received at this every man who happened to come within range At last her home was reached, which Messrs. Jardins, Latheson and Co. motod, to gael. If seits of this net were tolerated, the 18th December. 1883, it was stated that the Legation from the Siaras Government at of their sharra. but I think you must ales take into consideration therefore, the result would soon be that he could sum of $14.858 included cost and transport of 4 Bangkok, denying all knowledge whatever of the and, as thoy paused at the gate, the maiden turn the purpose for which the captain received these not discharge any moro sailors in the Colony engines and machinery then being erected, and, throatening-lettare," stated by your correol her lovely urbs fall upon him, and-mid, “I'm- coals.
baause if he discharged them, and paid the by informes, capable of sending a considerable pondeat at Hongkong in a telegram publishes grateful for year kindness! Don't men The Attorney-General-But Mesara. Jardine, money to their own hands, in a few hours they supply of tin to maricot at an early date in by you on the 18th inat, to hare hean eant by aetion it, I beg of you!" he ejaculated gallantly. 1984. Would you please sak (in very grali type, Goremor of Saigon to the Sliemesa Government, Very likely the nasophistimtel maiden misunder Matheson and Co. bons de bought and paid for would be destitalon and beachcombers.
His Lordship asked if he was to understand for fear of creating a bobbery) why that sum was and which was commuted upon in your loading stood the motive of Ele romack, for she answer the coals with their own money. They had from the first been watchful and had been wiring to that defoulant had got the money which belong. a great deal more than doubled last year, whilst article on the following day,
ed quickly, in a reassuring tone, "Ch, I certain I am sure you will so the justice of giving I won't, as long as I live if you don't wish ma och other to bewarn to wait for disbursement to plaintiff, which was doo him, and which he all the tin sent to market only produced $9,780,
thia contradictico as prominent a place spasito money, and so on. World the mere fact of their was entitled to draw and go away from that and part of that was purchased ?..
Perhaps, Mr. Editor, all this was explained at ble in your next issue.—I am, Bir, your obedient meglect to take the precaution of telling the house
FREDSRICE VELNEY. captain alter the case?
Consal Mosby said that whenever the plaintiff xome "Special Menting" enfared to in my re- | BOTTALI, shipped on another ship his money would be part. If it was (and you know everything? don't English Boerotary to the Siamess Legation. duly paid be him.
on say account print this letter, or Mr. Drum- Siamese Legation, 43, Ashburn-placo, S.W, mond (the Chairman) might be very angry, but Des. 22. if not then would it be too mush to request that another second annual Report be printed, con- taining, in accordance with par. 112 and 113 of the Deed of Settlement, ""report of the Di- rectors as to the stats and condition of the Com- pany." and not a mare reference to a mosting I know nothing about, and, if not too much trou- bts, signed by two Director and the Secretary instead of one Director alone, and bringing in the changes at the Board, just to make it ship- aliope, you knowYours faithfully,
`Judgment reserved.
His Lordship-But in the meantime do you mene to say that because he has gone to a boarding hones, he is bound to stay in it? Bap. poso ba wanted to go to the Hongkong Hotel P
Consal Mosby-The Hongkong Hotel cannot take sailors
Kia Lordship Why shouldn't it? Consul Moby Becanto it is against the Jawa of the Colony,
lony. The Hoval in not a sailor's boarding house.
His Lordship-The man might wish to settle mahors. Euroly a man need not follow the pro forsion of the gna all his life?
Coasal Mosby-But this man did not profess to wish to leave the rea. That is perfectly an abstract question.
SHAREHOLDER.
Hongkong, 30th January, 1865.
Cari Houndarschfeldt is the name of à man who want through life with a fun in hiver for the past eighteen years. And yet all he pos- ressed was wrapped up in the singer of a glows and slowed away carefully in his breaches poc kets. This one little item, howorst, happened to be worth £120,000, it being nothing more or less than the diamond belonging to Queen Victoria Bam-which was stolen from a jeweller's shop in 1868, The jewel was so well known and so liberally advertisod, however, that the old man who con fasted to being def was afraid to offer it to anyone for sale, ane sa hadied from sheer starva tion, althongs he held £120,000 is his pant's packet.
THE ENGLISH MAIL.
-The P. and O. steamer Bokhara, from boy 10th January, vid Colombo, Penang, and Singapore, with the English mail of the ith December, arrived hero early yesterday morning. The rubjoined telegrams are culled from Ceylon and Indiza papers ===
- ITALY IN THE RED BRA.
Rome, 7th January.
A foreign contemporary has discovered that trade marks are nearly as old na the industry of the human race. Anciant Robylon had property
It la semi-uffisially stated that Assab is theymbols, and the Chinese claim to hate had Red Sea is to be garrisoned by Italian troops.
THE WEAT AFRICAN CONFERENCE.
BEALIX, 5th January. The West African Conference has datitled that future sovereign powers on the Congo are bound to prevent the slave trade being careled on in that territory.
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A NEW TUSHISH DEMAND.
trade marks 1,000 years before Christ. Gatou- borg, the inventor of printing, had a law unit about a trade mark, and won it. As early a 1,800 the English Parliament authorised trade marks, and the laws of Amerion have also pro- retired at all times to guard against the fraat. tooted them. Extraordinary means have been dulent use of arks of manufacturore. If we
lo. It the credit osmo to-day the ranosats on account of the shifting of the coal, but for would be made, and it was not "improbable he expected to have to pay the other 15 cents i that it might still come.
he could not got it out of Momrs, Jardine, Mathe- Cross-examined by Mr. Francie-Witacan reson and Co., as he tad made himself responsible to turned to Hongkong on the 21st November. He tiso steroidors by giving him the orders. He sent believed the purchase of the coal from the Ckings the bill for the extra 15 osate to Messrs. Jardine, was completal on the 8th October, two or three Matheson and Co.saking tƐom to pay it on socount daya before holeft. Somewhere about this time of the charterers. He always pata hota to that of- how Capt. Maxwell personally, and told him fost on bilis to be paid by canrterers agents. He his firm was in treaty for coal, and it would be did not remember whether this was writtan ocarentemes to all parties if they bought it on before or after the question of the ownership of board the ship. He did not remember telling the coal was raised. Willow ald not personally the captain anything more definita than that make a note of the quantity of coal removed but Mr. Richards, the shipping olerk, did the gros he believed the chief ofloor, did. He did not tar part of the details of the work with the cap keep any sorcant with the charteras agents, tain. His communications with the Mexican The only recount there was was the one for Company were to Koonsiderablesxtent direct with shifting the coal, and that was between the that company. Mr. Jokaisen had no interest in staredoro and thom. The only statement be the charter. Ho considered that the charter tween Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Co. and party was still open, He did not nak the oaptain's witness on which he relied as showing the coale permission to ass his ship as a godown to ators wero for the charterera was the statement that bis private coal on board; he had no conversation they were to be used on the voyage. Ho about it. There was no communication with the had instinations from his owners that Messrs. Compania Moricans with regard to this coal. Jardins, Matheson & Co. were this charterers Therawatenotalegramsup to the 8th referring to aguals, and he was therefore willing to achl. On the 15th a telegram wassant to Mr. John allow the coal to be put in the bankers. son in these words Wa have already delivored Mr. Risharda did not tell him they were coala Captain detained until farther advices. oharterers' agents, but witness would not Jaform the owners to give instructions to him. have allowed the coals to be put in the bunkers Hia Lordship-It dass not seem so very ab- Otherwise it is our intention to take lagak pro- except on charterers' account, because they wore Burd. osslinge agaiut him if it seems advisable. mixed with ship's property. He refused to give The Attorney General said something might Previous to that there was a telegram on the the coals up now because he was responsible to be said for that position if any rights had arisen 11th-baxor. Have bought on account of the charterors for them after sesiving them on under the sharter against the company before charterers coal $9,000, have been delivered. In their account, and Messra. Jardins, Matheson the demand for the gaois was tunde. But the sist upon bank credita. We are awaiting a tale & Co, refused to sign as charterers' agents. If demand was made before any claim whatover they had signed asunch he would have wired to the rose. The learned Attorney went on to put Mr. France-Hoy is that consistent with owners for iastrations. They did not sign a various hypothetical cassa. what you have stated to the court
abuted spooley what he would have dona Hi Lordship said the real enestion was, coul Witness-This ran to indiants to Mr. John had they no signed he was not atliberty to say.igorta ba gat bank for non-payment. son that we had bought those coals with the in-Hs know what he had done: he did not know The Attorney-General referred to the cap tention that they should remain on board the what he would have dona. It was not because fain's unxiaby to get Moyers. Jardine, Matheon Lebanon on account of the charterers. It was he wanted to get a case against them that he and Co. to signs agents for the charterore, which to chow Mr. Johnson the urgency of the case-asked them to sign as pharterers' agonta, and might have boon very wall if he had been in a "We are awaiting a telegram."
he did not make tho request under legal advice. position to say he would have delivered the coal Eo-examined by the Attorney-General-InfHe could not say that he would have given the on their demand as agents, but he could not say point of fact the telegrant was intended to harry waale up; he would have coamited his ownors. , and therefore, the learned Attorney argued,
THE CHINESE IN BURMAH. up Mr. John
By Mr. Francis-Before the coals were shifted his object was simply to make clear that which Talograms literally tran
His Lardship-It is certainly an odd thing TO TAX EDITOR OF THE DAILY PREJK." scribed by code read rather incoherently at times, it was arranged Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and he could not but ha conscious was at least doubt that a man cannot draw the wages he is enti Sre,-In your able and forcible article on this bat Mr. Johnson would understand it.
Co. should pay the ontra expense,
ful, that was, whether Mesara. Jardine, Mathe-tied to away from the boarding house. Suppose subject you say There seems no reason to
on and Co, did put the wool on board in their ho wants to enter into civil list.
believe that the capture of Bhamo was offeated Mr. Franois vory briefly summed up for the own capacity or as agenta. If the dosle were Consul Mosby-Well if he comes to me and andor instructions from Peking." From that defence. He argued that the goals had been put purchased by them on their own nooount the proves to me he can do so he will receive his opinion I entirely disent. Of course we may
money. on board for the, Compsols Mexicans, and that nothing was done in putting them into tho
nevar hope to prove that it was dona by order of the Captain had no right to part with them ex-bunkers that crested any right in the captain Hie Lordship would much rather you the Feking authorities or even with their know. There is so question about it, it was your capt on their order. Supposing he sareup the to withhold them. His case was that the coals should-settle thin without my did it would wars lodga bat past and current history and the chalu CONSTANTINORE 19th Jones have no means of identifying the trala mark,
course of their diplomacy Tend me to think that of money that paid for the coal P-Urdoubtools, that the charter wont on, and that the were the property of Mesars. Jardine. Matheson me a lot of trouble.
Consal Mosby-This is the universal practice the action has not been taken without the pre-don on a special mission repeating Egypt.
Hassan Fabi Pasha left here today for Iron-the best goods at vase lase their alla was early discovered, and probably the successors Captain naked for another supply of coals, would and Co., and nothing they had done had so far
in the colony with all Connnla; otherwise there mecitation and sanction of the Chinese GoroCA- In what sexgo was the term "delivered" not the ahsoterors say We have already deaffected that property as to transfer the owner-
CONSTANTINOFLR 11th Jannary. of Tubal Cain wars the first to use distinctive ased That the coal was on boxed the ship; livored you sacient deals for the goyage, and ship.
an be no more sailors discharged in the colony.mont and, I have little doubt, under their direct
It is stated that Hassan Fohmi will demand marks on their productions. that we had never waival it If it had heen what business had you to give than back? Under
His Lordship-I don't know how it would instructions. We know that they hava evor of the British Government that a small force of The latest thing in educational news is the col werk so far as that in stoerned.. Lought in godewas it would never have been put those atruumistaudes he submitted the Compania
made the most strenuous efforts to prevent the Turkish troops shall garrison Cairo in conjune-logo of monkeys in London. Half a dozen svolal IN SUMMARY JUEPICTION. on board the stormer; having been bought on | Mexicans would have a good claim for the value
In the course of further conversation betwas approach of morecivilized nations to their bordoration with the British.
tiosists and naturalists of the very advanced schoo board it was left there. The coal is there, still of the soln. Quite apart from the question of
his Lordship and Consul Mosby, the letter said; They are aware that such won do far more to Berona Ms Jystich Rom-11-
are attempting to teach moukoys to talk or ex to the best of my belief.
whether they had any property in the coals, or any
-Shortly after I came to Hongkong, when I break up their ozolusivism than the temporary
press their wants. The method at first is by let- Mr. J. Ball-Irving, partzar in Mosers. Jarlien on them, he submitted that pending the HONOLONG HOTEL Co. v. A. H. JACKSON. had less knowledge of samen than I have now, sojourn of a merchants zë some of the coast dine, Matheson & Co., said he remembered Mr. abarter party they had a rigas to retain them.
The Now Zealand Government bave proposed for blocks. A block alphabet, in which the let- $308.73.
I discharged many of them. The result was parts, and they also me that it might lead to Keswick being away in the month of Ostaher He submitted on the facts that there never was His Lordship now gave judgment in this onna that within 48 hours I got a latter from the further encroachments and the ultraste loss of to the Home Government the annexation of the fors are all distinctly coloured. is arranged before --lash: In his absence witness managed the basi ang property in despre Jardine, Matheson and He said the question in the ease was who- Colonial Serotary salling my attention to the some or some portious of the provica of China Samm Tatands, but Lord Derby discountenances the monkey studentshion-irst biosulect some simple word, such as pie, and hen he picks Boss; and he signed the latter of the 13th Oc-0e. in the cosie, that if there was they had transther or not the Hotel Co. accepted Mr. Bid- tact and complaining of it.
proper. That, of course, in the roseon of hair the propoes!
out the letters and forins the word, he is givors tober. Had heard Mr. Keswick's evidence, and torred the ownership to the Corapasia Mexicana,well as dohter in the stead of the defendant. The His Lordship-That may be, but I am not resistance to the French in Tonquin, and it is ASTINGCHED VISITORS AT BOMBAY,
pieos of pie, so there is a constant incentive to only natural that they should have the sarum four-----
---Bombay -ist Jruntry. o far as the trots were within his knowledge he and that they could not coast in this natian un-whole of the law on the substitution of one debtor governed by Colonial Socotary's letters.
Don Carlos and Lord Bandorph Ch speak. The rosuits have not been divalged yet, Logry the prism sildpinen Mii nuo duster zu ve agreed with it.
less they established a property in themselves. in place of another was fully laid down in Ad- Cansal Mosty referred his Lordship to the of the British in Bremsh. They don't care what Cross-Drsuined by Mr. Franois-Witusa di- The Attorney General replied at considerable ison; there could be no doubt whatever that if sotion and said:-That empowers ma to do disorder there may be in the neighboring states; staying at Government House Foroll. Thebat one of the authors of the seems states that
Indeed it is orilor and settled and strong Govern-Governoz, socompanied by Lord Randoph Chur rected the lotter of the 18th to be written, and length. He argesd in the dret place, replying these partios mutually agreed sming themselves, what I have dons. aigzod it. (The Tetter was addressed to to the contention of the learned counsel on the the eroditor could” substitute a new debtor His Lordship That may be, but I still think ments that they object to, especially if these chill, presseds to Poons to day, whence he will Captain Maxwell, and was to the effoot that a ofiar side, that there was no nonssity for for the original one In this case the amount that though a waa gives his money up he is en-show any tendency to introduce Wostern aiviliza-visit Bijapore. telegram had been received from Mr. Johnson Mesra Jardine, Matheson and Co. to make oat was due by Mr. Jackson, at least for one muath.
titled to got it back if he wishes it.
tion. Now they see, what Lord Ripon, and the MI: HOWARD VINCENT IN CALOUTTA. Consal Moaby-I that the time charter had been postponed one a right of property in themselves in the October, which consisted principally of a series
expressly authorised pregant-Gaverament in England apparently
CALCUTTA, 8th January: Mr. Howard Vincent has arrived in Calcaita.
Lord Ripon was solemnly and coromonistely month. Lighters were being went to take the boss. The sotion was for the wrongful de of balances amounting to $139. There was no by that section to order, when a man is dis- do not san, that the misgovernment of King
blessed by Brahmins at Sianra, on his journey coal.) Captain Marwell came sad asked him to teation of-the coal, and what the plain-danbt that Mr. Bidwell told the manager of the charged, that his money shall be deposited with Theebar has led to such a state of ausrohy on He proposes to make a tour through India. He odd after the signature "Agents for charterors." tiffs had to make aut prai
either
hotel that he would be responsible and pay a boarding house master who shall stand security our borders that we shall be compelled to intor lately visited Australia to obtain precise informs to Bombay A surrespondent describes He declined to do so, Captain Maxwell left the they had a right of property in it, or that these dobte, but his Lordship could not come to for him until he re-shipa.
fere and most likely to annex the whole of Upper tion regarding the transportation of Feach the scene as follows Some hundreds of an- lotter and witasan reburned it with another they had a right bo possession at the time, and the conclusion on the evidence, taking it alto- His Lordship-But suppose he does not wish Barmak, whether we wish it or no. They have criminsiz to New Caledonia. He has come to the tives were sasembled on the prettily decorated Ietter on the 13th declining to sign in any other it might be that they would have a right of gether, that the manager aver intended to give to re-ship at afi
therefore, it seems to me, decided to forestall conclusion that the system is not only onetly and platform, the school children boys and girls. espacity than as Jardine, Matheson and Co. possession although the property in the coal up all recourse as against Mr. Jackson or Mr. Conani Mosts-In a case of that sort I will us, and they no doubt hope by that means to ineffectual but that it actually promotes crime being ranged in fine. Apart from the rent strod
This aloned the case for the plaintifs. might really belong to third persons. A bailor, Sohland, Less case, he believed, stood on exact pay b money to him. Only the other day I strengthen their claim to oppaas our coming and frustrates plonisation. Mr. Francis said the case was so fully stated in foot, who might be a more agent for a third (ly the same grozadé Thore must ba olear discharged a man who gave me to understand interferunc, on the same grounds that they aro in the answer he did not propose to trouble the person, might ons in the way the plaintiffs were substitution on the part of the creditor to take that he was to reside in this colony.
aponing the Freneb. They know well that our court with an address, and he preceded to call new doing. As to any rights the shipowner-away his right to procent against the original His Lordship-I know nothing about the acquisition of Burmah means a railway close up the following evidence-
might hars to a lan on the coal, he argued that debtor. He did not think on the evidence that facts; the whole thing is a surprise to me. I to their borders, which they will try every moments on the Burmese frontier, Kin Kwahli in front of sach. The chief among then was Captain Maswell sail ha arrived in Honkong on the data in question the charter had not cor- Mr. Bidwell intended to beeime the guarantor,
think it is a mere matter of arrangement.
to prevent, as they were doing when they ordered is strasted by the Chinese trailers, who doulare distinguished by his risb magents and soariat Consul Mosby-In, sddition to what I have the murder of Margary and the attack on Coluke is brare, but anscrupulous and backed by a robes, and by the greater quantity of incesse be on the 3rd October last with a cargo on chant menned to cuu and not a single farthing was due and before a guarantes became valid it was no- 2,000 ton of coal consigned to the BernecCa Or to the owners. Therefore there mentis possible cossary to put it in writing. The oradit was not said, the Harbour Master, I may add, is inrested mel Browne's party.
Now, through the insane insetion of Lord mercenary but powerful Chinese official and was barning on the top of an earthenware chatty. arrival he found instructions awaiting him grounds on which ho might establish taithe do- given to Mr. Bidwell originally but to Mr. with supervisory powers in these matters. from the owners and a sliartor party. He was tendantbed wrongfully detained these coils one. Jackson, although perhaps during some portion.
His Lordship-But the quaditions must be Ripon and the Faciation of the present Govern wealthy merchant. He has not mach arms and as Lord Ripon approached this strangs group, instructed to communicate with Mesars. Jardins,, that the air ware thoproperty of Massrs. Jardine, rf November credit might have been given to reasonable. It hally seems reasonable to deprive ment, we have made your task of restoring order munition, besides what ho saptatod at hann the Brahmins strowed his path with fewers, and Matheson & Cans agents for the charterers.Tatheson and Co., and the defondant was bound Mr. Bidwell. The guarantee was not in writ a man of his money if he is entitled to it. Al- in Barmah ten times mors diflanit by giving The reported murder of two Burmese Governors their chief chanted prayers for his Lordship's
is confirmed by sulisegusat reports. It was provided in the charter party that the to restore them when asked to do so; and the ing. however, and therefore the case came under though a man is sent to a boarding-house, he is the Chinese an arcase for resisting our action; charterers were-to-take-over the coal or board-ther, that even if the coals were the property the Statute of Frauds, which required it to be not tied to it, nor yet is he tied to his profos. but it is a duty which we shall have to perform, and supply him for the voyage. He saw Mr. of the Compania toxicans they wore demanded in writing. He tarafors entered judgment for sin
even at the cost, if necesary, of a war with Keswick sithor on the 4th or 8th, but there was by the agants of the Company, whose orders the the amount olsimed with costs.
His Lordship asked plaintiff why he did not China, which would have been avoided had we
The Bormass Government are determined to A few days ago." writes a Timse correspan. no mention of coal. The fret as heard of defendant was bound to obey. The defendant His Lordship asked what was to be done in go his Consal
done that duty a year ago. The Chinese no coal was from Mr. Richards, who asked him to at that time had no claim against the Company the 'cans of the Hotel Co. v. Schlund, which ha Plaintiff said he had been to his Consul, and doubt hope to be anccessful in their resistanse take Bhamo, and troops are being hurried for. dent, an officer of the Bussion Army en retraite, ressure the distance to Mexico and tell him what and therefore there was nothing to warrsof him believed stood on the same footing.
told him he wanted to go to another port. to the French, and unless they get a severe ward. The loss of property is estimated at tau named Stohabrovsky, was tried at Ods a B amount of coal be, would require for the round in deteining the goods. He submitted there Mr. Disco, who appeared for the Hotel Co His Lordship said that everything he sont lesson they will be prepared to try their lakh Native merchants are scamped on the charge of polygamy. He had married three voraga. He gave him that information nezt was no warrant for the proposition that the cap-in both cases, said he and Mr. Dennys, who re- do to export the authority of a Causal in de strength against England also. They wond opposite bank, near Bhamo, awaiting erants women in less than three years. day. Told him 1,700 tons would be anfioiant. tain wes not bound to obey the orders of the presented defendants in both cases, were agreed ing with teamen belonging to his own nation he no doubt and it s vary different matter, but The sympathies of the people are with the Chi-wife was called as a witnesa, but refusel tu testi-
nese entirely.
fy against him, and said there was a sch an- Hé bát fül) tone a board, so that 1,100 toos aguata unless they aigued expressly as agents that the facts were the 38010.
would do, and, therefore, if it was a matter that their ignorance and cozioeit is such that they
MADEAS, 5th January other man in the world, and declared that she would be zagaired. Mr. Richardly told him they for the charterers.
Mr. Dounys said he was not prepared to say could be arranged he would advise plaintiff to may have to learn the difference by experience,
The Bermere Government has declared its loved him still. The prisoner found an alequent were negoting porchase of the goal from the
they were not the same, and on the other hand have it arranged. Of course if plaintiff cold undaan the Government of England at once-pro receivers cargo and asked witness to call
he was not prepared to say they wase Me not obtain astisfaction, he could appeal to the claim the annexation of the whole of Burmattention to retake Dhame, arid establish its defender in Prinos Mostebersky, whole abrilliant,
authority agal in those pluses which have speech invoked the example of Tran the Terrible_ again in this afternoon. In the afteram Mr.
Sohland had left here for England to me about Court.
and take measures to dip in the bad declared for the Chinces. Une thousand men, and other distinguished historic charecters to Bishards told him they bad purchased 600 tons
som patent, and would be back within six Cousal Musly did hanover plaintiff was ready attempted action on the part of the Chinese, ander a trusted leader, have started for the scene prove that a man my rightly have zerozd wives from Wing Hae and Rull From In Kantha x
months. Under the carenmatancas he asked his to go to another port he would see his mobay was whether ostensible ordered from Peking or not. of astion. If the Chinese ronive the reintores at the same time. But his master stroko was at ceivers of the sargo, and that witness was to have
Lordship to adjourn the case, provided he paid paid to him. He (the Conent) sugly opposent China would thenoceptan acccraplished fact, bat those coals removed from the hold to the bun. His Lordship-Bat the captain would say it the money into Court, or gave security which the paying of the naney, for the benefit of the let there ha any dallying and half measures and ments they say they are certain of, the struggle, appeal to the latter of the Fussion hy, chick, kers and have them weighed: also that he would was shard to pay extra expense for removing the Mr. Deacon considered satisfactory. The com
Colony as well as the plaintiff.
we shall have a ses of troubles to contend with, may be protracted and costly. Anyhow, they though it declares bigamy to as a penal offenen, mak Captain Anderson to send off tallymen onceals from the hold to the bunkers, and then dispany would not, he thought, be damnified in any
His Lordship said he had no doubt of that, and yet have to do the thing in the end, for to will probably gut Kachyen assistance, for all the is ailent as to polygamy: and the jacy, taking wild men on the frontier are unfavourable to the same view of the question, returned's verdict our account." The bunkers would not hold the charge them and take in fresh ecal. The cap way if that was done.
The case was then adjourned for a week, to allow Chinese interference would moan the con
the Burmese. Trade in Upper Bormab is para of not guilty. Stobebrovsky thereapon quitted 1,200 tons. He took a plan of the chip on shore tain gara motion the ship would be rasfy the next This course was agreed to.
give the parties sa opportunity of arranging tizuation of ocrruption and barbarism-pars, yzed owing to the warlike preparations and the Court, amid the applanse of the audiones. with him and Mr. Richards and witness consulted day, and then the plaintiff's demanded the coal. A. H. JACKFOX T. H. S. BEDWELL AND W. matters.
CIVIS BRITANNICUS
praniling incertainty.
with the second Madame Sṭchebrovaky hanging un to whist would be the most suitable hold to put: The orptain would be justified in weaning that
KERFOOT EVOHES, $150.
Hongkong, 30th January, 1885.
on his arm." in what the bunkers would nothold. The weighing Messrs Jardine, Matheson & Co. was withdraw sommenced on the 8th and finished on the 17thing from the agency altogether, or that some Captain Anderson sent tallymen on board, and thing had transpired in consequence of which the ship's officers and crew also took account the sharter was not to be carried out,
that
His Lordship said the result of the oxplain's woepting the order would be in fact to prevent the obertor being carried out; the ship could not go without coal.
The Attorney-Oppaul_auid they might have got other soal.
than as agents for the charterers, und slating for the chariavers.
His Lordship said that the plaintiff in this
cass claimed the sum of $750 for work done and services rendered for defendante doring the menths of October, November, and December
POLICE COURT.,
80th January, Brror Mr A. G. Wum.
SEEACH OF CONTRACT.
LAEGENT.
"E VIOLENT PRISONER.
RUSSIA AND KOREA. -
NEW ZEALAND AND SAMOA
LONDON, 10th January.
THE CHINESE IN DHANO.
RANGGON, 31st December
There are no further news of Lexitai's more
The conciliatory conduct of the totals towards the missionarios is still unaccounted for.
RANGOON,-let-Janusry
GILA PODEIDA.
www. marta
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there is to be a public exhibition, when the wog- tags can be heard for themselves. If a put con
be taught so many wonderful things, there can
be no reason why a monkey should not
a row of Brahmins on all stripes of carpat, thaie holy books, their brass and silver lotshs, and garlands of marigolds being spread at their fest. A thin stick of some highly acoustic wood. kept in position by a mass of clay, was burning
safety and that of Lady Ripon his follows jemn lag in a series of respousta girou in their most. guttural Fores.
The second.
The Washington Monument at. Washington was completed on the 6th December by sending the capstone It stands on the banks of the
been postponed for a month, and that the time between what really took place and what would thing, and as in the ether as he had to go bamboo; he broke away once, bat was again quering the whole world. The first-class or cart of from 1 to 24, sceording to the duonly found it buried in a cave of the hills near Mandi.
of the weight. The old coal slesady in the The Attorney-General said there was a posal. 1884 Although the claim was made in this
A limited ability company, with a expital of Petomte river andis 550 feet high. Tas formal bunkara was mezaured by Captain Anderanbility of that, but be that as it might, all he had way, it turned out as a matter of fact, that the
The Nouoe Fremya has a loading artids on two lakhs of rapese, has just been fosfod Zor the celebration of the event will be held on the... and the chief engnizer, all except one portion to say was that there was no right arising out of plaintiff was sueing on a contract which was to
Russian interests in Korea, Baggertal by the purpose of prosecuting trade in Cashmere, anniversary of Washington's birthday on Fah. Liu Shun, refuse removal contractor, was that wall not be measured. That was to the circumstances upon the captain as represent-exist for fire yours commencing from the 3st
recent revolutionary outbreak in that península. General Grant has written a letter stating 22 This moment de claim to be the high- Basertain what amount the charterers would ing the charter party to refuse to obey the cher Novembar, 1884. His Lordship could find no summoned by Sanitary Inspector Grimble on a The writerpoints out the proximity of Russia's that he will not accept a pension, and the billast structure in the world Iramxlistely next have to take over and pay for. En receiving tarara' sgents.
authority for allowing plaintiff to recover up sharge of committing a breach of his contract possessions, and the value of her connections, which had been introduced in the Ameriese to it comes the spire of Coloque Cathedral, the 1,200 tons, Mr Richards told him it was His Lordship-Well, it was an extraordinary such a contract, in fact the Statute of Frands by allowing his employés to raka rafuss in his both political and commersial, with the country Sourate with that object has therefors been with which towers 5151, above the four of the edifice. The monument will not enjoy its pre-eminence for use од the voyage. Otherwise he order, and he goes to them and says "Bign it as distinctly said ( Peter and Orumpica) cargo boat alongside the Fraya.
in question, sud strongly urges the Government drawn. The defendant had beginsaationed before, and to turn these considerations to seconut, and take The Moscow Military School has been the very long. An iron tower of the astonishing would not have miked it up with the charterers' agent"
that no person could recover under an agreement ship's property. He was never naked to receive The Attorney General said he was merely not capable of being performed within ons
was fined $5
advantage of an opportunity like the present to some of deplorable disorders. An inspector height of 1000ft. is to ho arestad in the grounds 1839. A litt the BURGLARIOUSLY EQUIPPED. it and store it on Mors, Jardine, Matheson pafting forward a hypothation) case to meet the your under the agreement was in writing.
raise the Russian fag in Kores higher than that threstazed one of the students in a very inanit of the French Exhibition &Co.'s socomt. With regard to the expense of argument of his learned friend. The real mb The evidence was that this agreement was for
Ching Ape, bricklayer, was charged with por of England, or of that of any other of the ing manner. This irritated his comrades, and safety of which is guaranteed, will communicate shifting the coal, Mr. Richards said their firm stance of his case was that the right of property five years, and it could not therefore be per session of barglarious implements, and with nations competing thers for supreme favour. they mandly thrashed the inspector. Many of with the summit, and visitors to the exhibition would pay the extra expense. Witness gent inlay in Men. Jardine, Matheson, sad Co, and formed within one year, and this was a con- having been found on the premises of Mr. J. V. The state of Kores is a more important matter them have been degraded to the rank of privates, will be taken to the top for a small fes. Those bill for that extra expense and they refused to be submitted the evidence established this beyond tract which was not to writing. He thought de Jesus in Chancery Lane, for an unlawful for Ressis than for anyone else, and Russia and others have been oxpelled, or subjected to whe Lave the pourago to make the ascent will
should at once exercise a "pacifying pressure" corporal punishment.
enjoy an almost minterrupted view for nearly sign it, Mr. Richards said they were willing all doubt. There was a good reason for the souls the Statute of Frauds was fats! to the plaintiff's purpose, on the 29th inst. to pay as Jantino, Matheson and Co, but not as being on board the ship, namely, that being al-case; it was impossible he could pose Jague's verandah, and asked hira what he was
A monstable saw the defendant andor Mr. upon the anarchy now said to be reigning on the Hare is the way in which a shy man made a hundred miles all round. The tower will also oharterers' agents, and Mr. Korwick said the came ready there, and Hesset. Jardine, Matheson and this contract. Whaterer might bare heen the
otber side of the Tuman river, which marks the propouni He bought a wedding ring, sent it be utilised for astronomical and meteorological after his return. On the 19th October the ship Co. expecting they would be called upon to sparrangement between the parties, he should have doing there. The man said he was a watobman, Russian frontier. England has sent a man-of-to the Indy (whose fingers he knew by homer) observations. for experiments in optic signalling, was ready andar tha sharter pasty Witness ply her with coals for the voyage, they mads the thought, from the evidence and the correspond and this turned out to be untrue he wa war, but we have not yet asnt anything. Yat and with it enclose a sheet of notepaper with for the investigation of certain problemy in ex- a notice to Messra, Jardine, Matheson and arrangements that were made merely as a mattor enca, that they had never got further than nege-arrested, when Eve keys and three chisels were if we value our power and influence on the Paci- the brief question, Does it fit" By rotura of perimental physics, and fer various other sciantifo Co. at 10 am that day. About 3 pm. of convenience and to save the expense of taking tiations, that there was no final promise, not even found upon his person.
fie coast, the circumstances should make na sot post he received the more lacocio-though purpos be received the letter already put in state them ashore, storing them, and then geturning in words, given on either side. It was clear from Baptenced to a month's hard labour.
even more energotically then the English syllabically longar-roply. "Beautifully."
Mr. W. Buoksnen writes from Gujrat (Pan- Wladivostock is only thirty-five miles from "Is your sermon this morning I heard some. ing that 770 tons coal was the property of them to the chip. They had a strong expectation the draft agreement that it was intended tha Jardine, Malleson & Co., and they might that they would have to supply them sooner or partnership should be entirely contined between fortnight's hard labour for stealing an iron Amaur province, they sympathise with the said the deeron's widow to a clergyman who had Gheez alphabet. It is it splendid pryrvation. Mr Alan, coal soolio, was sent to gool for s Kores; thensands of Koreans bare settled in the thing that I never heard in any sermon before, jab) to the Labors paper:-"I have in my hands valuable manacript in the ancient Etiopic or quire to removn it. There was a mistake in the Istor.
Massm. Butwall and Hughan, and that "Messrs. quantity there. Until he received that latter be His LordshipShould you not have explained Schland and Jackson should only be employed block on board the steamor Hampshire on the Bassins, as do most Astatic peoples; and Eassin tried the patience of his congregation to be. and is doubtless either an ancient copy of the had had no actice that they claimed the costs, all this to the captain is not the question, on as agents at $250 par month, with 10 per cent. 29th inst
wants a port on the Proific coast that does not atmost-"And pray what was that, my dear On the 15th be received the letter asking him to whose secount did he receive them ?
profits; and it was also clear from the draft
was seen to throw the blook into a lighter along considerations should induce as to take such stored I heard the glook strike the hour which is somewhat indistinct, showing that the The prisoner was on board the vessel, and he freeze up in winter. All these and many other indem inquired the minister, highly at New Testament or the life of the Virgin Mary. athore is a portrait of her with the child Jastin, deliver the coll. He took the latter back and naked The Attorney General put it that it was a written by Mr. Jackson that the parties were them to sign as charterers agents. They did not question of property, and said there was not a poder negotiations. Howsar, without any reside by one of the officers, who arrested him.
favourable opportunity of asserting a predomin. twice!" was the smart rejoinder. refoss at once but kept the letter and sent it | single statement made to warrant the Captain ferenss to the facts, he was bound, under the
ant ininence in Korea. Sooner or later wo Restoring red noses to their origins-bueurs have been washed off from the parchmeet. book the same evening with anota declining to in trusting the coals as the property of the Com- Statute of Frands, to non-suit the plaintiff. Lat Ahu, ecolis, was also sant to goal for shall have to settle accounts with the Chinese; is the singular ecospation of a Philadelphia The rest of the mannscript is as bright as i sign as agents. Witness replied on the 18th. panis Mexicana instead of that of Mosers. Mr. Dennys asked his Lordship not to give fourteen days for throwing rublish into the and the question as to whose inBasare aball pre- Professor. He puts on leeches first, then gal writton only yesterday, aul is bound with a wor (Letter put in declining to recognise Messrs. Jarding, Matheson and Co.
defendants' oveta. The Judges usually refused to harbour, and assalting: Banitary Inspecter dominate in Korea, that of Eatsiz or that of ranises the pose to "restere the ofastidity of the dog cover snessed in leather, hoviar the Cross and other ornamentation. The youth who bas Jardins, Matheson & Co. in any other capacity His Lordship-It is put in the space provided gire costs where the defenes was the Statute of Clerihew,
Chine, is of the utmost importance. We are arterial and vengas fibres," and fually applies aves me this record says it was obtained by hin Mr. Clerihew the man throw rubbish living in remarkable ties Europe, with its mould of plaster of Paris. In a week the nose father (a wall mewn native gentleman who was Frauds that he had no informatica-Hat-the-oharter had The Attorney General-Bat. the distinction His Landship said plaintiff had done some into the harbour, and created him. The defend high civilisation and culture, is gradually con- has gained its proper size and colour, at the medical offer to the Raja) from a shepherd whe
„Tant was vérý' violent, and track taln with a commenced to run from the 14th: if any other amount to a transfer of property is obviona & judgment against him, although there was sons
paan Powers are beginning to divide among of the operation. arrangements had been made they had better got mas saya "I shall have to procuro for my prin doubt is his mind as to whether or not the arrested..
themselves the old world of Atrios and Asia.........Ă... Tawhais the Maori King is bowed down with If this is true, as I have no reason to doubt, it
is the scripturas of some Christian priest,and-if- their London house to get the owners to cipal certain goods. At present he has not Hotel Co. had not werpted Mr. Bidwell as
colonial policy now appens to be the most sorrow. It appears that while he was away in talograph. Ав to the scal, they had supplied me with any money. I, however, know-debtor, he thought, perheps, he would not give |
effective means of maintaining pace. It would London flirting with the nymphs of the Athambra in the ancient dialect it will be valuable as clear ing up much with regard to the Himyartis lan Instructed him to sow it for use on the ing I shall hara to supply thema, put them on defendants costa.
be unjust and injurions to our national interests one of his own wives forget the dignity of her voyage, and under those circumstamens he board" That deas not make them his property. could only book upon it as churterers' property.)
Mr. Wotton argued that as a matter of prin- We do not hold cursales responsible for the opinions if any other influence than cars predominated station and became exceedingly riddy, indeed His Lordship-I don't know. Suppose the case ciple the costa ought to follow the judgment.
The injured monaron has taken no steps to right prosed by our Correspondenta.] On the 17th Mossrs. Jardins, Matheson & Co. et a warehouseman who allots serlain parts to He Lordship said he thought it would bo
himself He has only taken a fow nices wives. wrote informing him they would hold him respon- certain persons. A certain person sands” in cer more generous on the part of the other side if HONGKONG AT THE INDIAN AND
That is why he is bowed down with sorrow, able for damages for non-delivery of 1,178 tons (tain goods and says. “Put tasse in the so and they did not ask for costa. Mr. Hughes, as Mr. COLONIAL EXHIBITION.
Men ent sheep, therefore large numbers cool To that he replied stating he could only re- | so's place." Are they not handed over to him on Bidwell bed said, was a man of expital and had TO THE BUITE OF THE "DAILY PRESS,”
shop are kept in New Zealand; shoep sat grass 818-May I vexture to suggest to the local
but the grass is exten. by rabbits: rabbits aro sognise the coat as the property of the char-womant of the person into whose plaes they are plenty of friends. ferees and pointing out that Hesare, Jardine, pat?
Mr. Wotton said if his Lordship pat it on the Commission for the Indian and Oslonial'Exbi In sposing of the present relations of France eaten by weasels and stoats; therefore the steam Mathosen und Co. had only claimed the,cal The Attorney-Genmal-Tho two cases are grounds of generosity he would not press for bition that amongst the industries of Hongkong and Siam, The Times observes: It is impossible ship lonio Las taken out 150 weasels and atcuts; after receiving notice the vessel was ready to not quite the sŽILA.
an attempt ought to be mads to show the pro that French intervention should become active but woneals and stats food upon pigeons; there the Australian Aborigines. proceed on the voyage. He held the coals on His Lordship-In this so they put them Mr. Dennys said there was no generosity about can of opiam boiling, the paraphernalia for in the upper valley of the Mokong, at present fore, 2,400 pigeons are going out with the wesels many of the tribes were divided into families or board now at the disposal of the charterers it into the coal bankers for use on board the ship the question as far as be was oorasrued. He smoking, &c. Perhaps one or two old opiam under the dominion of Biem, without a serious and staats; but pigeons et corn, therefore 16 gentes, md as a general principle no man was the charter was coutiqued and shit to any Nothing is said to the captain of the ship to argued that as a matter of right, eosta should amokers might be engaged to show the English danger of complication with the King of Bur quarters of cora are going out too me grow allowed to marry a woman of the same gen_as claims of the owners if the charter was oken." show that the plaintiffe did not supply them on not go against the plaintiff where a defence of people how the drug is need. I do not offer thin ab, a potoniate with whom the relations of the worn therefore men, grow cern to eat choop. himself. For instance, among the Mount Gam
By the Attorney-General--He did not know scout of the charterers. Who is as Captain this kind was raised.
Buggestion in cay sarcastic spirit, but in nober-Indian Government havo for some time bean er. Q.ED.
bier (South Australia) natives every man was a if the charter was going on. He was remaining to be held responsible te, the persons who supply No order was made as to coats.
earnest. If it be adopted I think we may look tremely critical. Siam is a neighbour with One of the most saisokous experiments on Kumito or a Kroki, every woman a Komitegor hara because his papers had hem seiend and he the goods or the charterera?
E. RAIT GEo, Lemos, $15227. forward to an anthoritative decision by eminent whom Burmah maintains a tranquil nedar record is that which some minare in the era Krokigor, and no Kumite might marry a could not do anything else. Ha did not know The Attorney-General said the cases of i In this case the plaintiff is a seaman who was chemists as to the composition of the smoke that vivendi, but France would he a neighbour of Pennsylvanian sil-felds are reported to have Kumitegor nor a Kroki a Krokigor. In many whether there was anything due on the chartar, arabensamen receiving goods on account of lately discharged from the American ship Ed. enters the month of the poker, and its harmful different character. Nor, again, can we pretend Intely perpetrated. They had sunk, it appeara, oases the divisious wore more complex sztandings se he did not know whether the owns had re-some one else and the prosent case were not par L. Mayberry, and the defendant is the keeper of neos or barmlessons as the case may be. Lently to think that the relations of England and very deep shaft, in the hope of striking oil through many tribes and over hundreds of años. ceived any money. He took legal adrice with aliel, because when goods were put into ugodowa « boarding-house in Queen's-read.
we have Dr. Kerr on one side and Mr. MoCallam France would be other than seriously trained it but without any as, and, becoming in- But whilst these restrictions were imposed on reference to the letters of Messrs. Jardine, Ma- there was nothing depending on what was going Colonal Mosby, U. S. Coneal, where in on the other, who may be considered authorities of the kingdom of Siam-were absorbed by the lat-patient, they proceeded to use violence, and marriage, in ons soase overy man was consplored themo and Ca claiming the coal. He did not to happen hereafter; the goods were put in so court when the case was mailed, said he wished equal weight holding diverse viowa. An opinion ter and the two Fowers were conterminous throw shells, containing, in the aggregate, fity to be the husband of every woman belonging to take advice bafora zaswering the fret letter. It and to a compartment, and there was an end his Lordssip to understand that he did not appear by ramment chemists at heims would therefore be along the whole frontier of Teasarim. That, quarts of nitre glycine, down the hote, *inst the gone with which he is permitted to marry. was because they would not sign as, charterers of it. Here there was an obvious reason for the in the character of counsel for either the plaiulid very welcome, and there can be little doubt that however, is a remote contingandy of prezent to see what would happen." The explosion was so that in the words of Messrs. Fison and Howitt agents that he refused to recognise them as the course fallowed.
or the defendant, but he sppeared to interplead on auch an opinion would be forthcoming. The though it should not be entirely overlooked Of immediately attended by a terriforush of water, he might have 1,000 miles of wives. The coin- owners of the scal. What he mesut by the extra His Lordship aid he did not see the reason; behalf of his own jurisdiction ea U. B. Commal. opium diran would be one of the features of the course, the notion of a French begómony extend-which rose in soolama tan feet high above the munal marriage was in all tires generally, and expense of shifting the coal wasteia. For delivery the coals might have remained in the hold This wait was brought by a sailor who was dia show and the name of Hongkong would be in ing one the whole Trans-Gangetic peninsula mouth of the pit. This was followed by a still to a sertain extent, recognised as perfectly of being. transferred to the bunkere. charged a few days ago at the Coeenlate arery one's mouth. Perhaps the Anti-Opiam is merely tho romantic dream of a French co volosaic discharge of mud, and, and stones, and legal and respectable; but the Australian Lad also ou behalf of the owners had to pay 15 cents. The The A
then with a rose tho gen burst out, and poaring an individual wife sccording to ourown sense. The shifting of the coals on board cost 31 cente, end be weighed, and it they had remained in the at tas time of his discharge, he, the Consul re- pius boiling they be considered in one asuse tasy that s considerable portion of the peninsuls up the shaft, overspread the sens in a black individual marrings could not be derived from the diffranes of 15 cents was the extra expense, hold there would have been the expense of equired, as he always did, guarantee from some the most important industry of Hongkong, sos already belongs to England. That, however, in pastilential cloud. Before long the wind had the owamunni bustem, because, however much the He was not told by Mr. Richarda in exot words double removal. As far as property went there boarding house master for the maintenanss of ing that it is the one which contributes the most a fact which England and the Indian Govern. blown this on one side, and like a splaadid gentes might be subdivided, the wives wustromain that they were buying the coals as charterers was slaing to warrant the Captain in assning the seilge so long as he remained in the Colony to the revenze, it ought not to be left unrepre- ment are not at all likely to forgot. It is a fast golden geyser, the liberated oil was seen spent in common with the gens. He maintained that agents. What Mr. Richarda said was that they the plaintiffs were noting as agents for In accordance with this practice, the wages due ented in the show.--I am, Bir, yours, &o, which necessarily compels us to regard French ing upwards in a fountain sighty feet in height. | its provalen so aroes from the practice of capturing ware buying them for the use of the ship on the the charterers and not so their own behalf this sailor were deposited with the boarding-for
IMPARTIAL.. designs on Sion in a rory different light from The precious stream as it fowed away was a woman belonging to other tribas, by which alone voyage. As yet he had not paid more than 1 i His Lordship-But would not the putting of house master, who became his guarantee. Lemon, Hongkong, 30th January, 1555.
that in which we regarded French adventurer in 'dammed, and eventually divided into reservoira, 's man soquired an exclusiya right to har,
costa.
CORRESPONDENCE.
in Koron.
FRANCE AND SIAM,
of the col over the side under the old charter he instastory.General aid the coal had to from the American ship El. L. Mayberry, and Society would bear a proportion of the cost. As lonial juaraalist, who probably forgot in his eas
gung, or the Arabic of Yeman, with which the Gheex was intimately connected. The late war in Abyssinis might have canned some one to okady the Christian literaturo from the Coptic priests: of that land; isso, I shall be glad to send a page or so for elucidation."
Sir John Lubbock has read a paper before the members of the Anthropological Institute, on Marriage Customs and Relationships among He stated that