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The Daily Press
HONGKONG, Max 31gr. 1871
felé by the Police in raaintaining order, sund that of late notions crimes should have been upon the increasa. The most importazi
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The Court of Summary Jurisdiction at yes. terday, but the list was vary short, and the cases neituportant; - All those for sums ubore 30 (except one, ware either withdraws or post. honed. The exsuption referred to was a claire of $10541; brought by Low Atze and another suited, since they ened in the eberater of hus- Tagainst Dow Achae. Plaintiffa were non-
band atd. wife, whereas that relation, as turaed out did dot subaist, between then, and singe in the absence of the defending the
wons would not be amended.
THE DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1871.
The Acting CoLONIAL-TREASURER observed that Mr. Rozarie did not pretend to under atand the characters,
Agreed to star
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The next itom wae 100, for Inw-books, the Chef-Justice baring made application for the money voted for this purpose in 1870 (which de Jos, data the amor at for this year, so that he might have $400 at ble disposal. Aglead to
Mr Forth and Kentie
Same were next voted for the pensions of
it home
BEKOITION TO Cintra,
SUPREME COURT.
BEFORE TRS BON. CHIEF-JUSTICE SMALL
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE. May 30: Вагови 3. Ковзти, Евс
* PULL'ZEVIL, PULL BAKER.
mouche" with Hurd labour, and ordered to find 'security, in $25 for three monaha additional.
THE SEQUEL.
is two million and a quarter to the good, com- pared with the estimates of the year. And no believe there are supplementary estimates which will make the contrast stil more favourable.
DAYS OF GRACE ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE
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to rolate, the prisoner was now in custody, and THE NATIONAL FINANCES. - The ColoniaL-SECRETARY brought in a
} be was charged with this offence..
There bus been a most dimarkable obango short ordinanna to, remove doubts as to the.ap.
The evidence showed in addin to the in the dapset of the that financial year since Hon. Mr. KaavioHe is only an uait plicability of Ordinanco, No. 2 of 1880 to
above foots, tL·nt Loan was robbed by the we laat wrote, writes the. Economist. The aür- bearing of the matter is, the intuídation | wan for the post thiện, i
Treutics with China, hade and concluded sahi
CRIMNIAL SEBSTONE, which the more powerful class of criminals But we hab't got a better.
t on on the danda er Hovngham, theplus of the year will not be anything liko na The CHIEF JUSTICE. In some, respecte persequently to the passing of that Ordinare. The May Sessions were rusumed before the prisoner striking her about the back and large as expected. According to stilenscount are able to exert among the native combo. Mr. Bara, thought him a very good
He moved that it be read a first time.
Chief-Justice yesterday. The following fury shoulders with an iron rod, and that after to the 25th March the revenne was then The Curr-Justier, after looking at the earved Messrs. B. Pishor, O. Heppius. J. Hwards, when he was seen by that woman's son, 2,394,000 in excess of expenditure. But there munity. It is well-known that the evil interpreter of the poron language.
draft, said he thought he might more now that taclebase, J. Hirschfeld, G. Haswell, the latter maked him for the jawn-tlokets of the has been a very large expenditure in the last worked by an habitual oriminal ir China is
The Onier-Justion concurred.
it be net rond a first fiuc.
B.B, Phillips, and H. Nicaise How. Mr. Rowett enquired whether there
stolod things. He was known to the inhabi-week, or rather the last fire days of the Rusu.“ The COLONIAL ŠECRETARY,mid he could by no means confined to the actual crimes were none of the European student-inter not do su
·BURQLLEY AND ABDUCTION,
tants of Too-kwo-way an Ljer Ashao, and was olal year. There was spent in those five days: Lee Ann pleaded not guilty to a charge of sourched for by the polico andar that name. Charges on Consalidated. Fand,: $104,868, ===| which, bo commits. He becomes a contre preters qualified for anck spóit.
The CHIEF JUSTICE asked that the standing burglariously enteng (with others) the house Prisoner said in defence that he was innocent, supply services, #3,305,660, total, 8410,528. The ways of Honghong dials are mye around which the dregs of the criminal popula bientotaquently, sende denken to down
The Aco-TREASURER :-Certainly. The orders relating to this guention be rend
of Yow. Asam,at To-kwa-wan, British Kowloon, and threw himself on the mercy of the Court. tary. The commonest etiquette, is repeatedly tion gather, and is easily able to form a gang to me.
It appeared from these that we diamarion with intent to commit a felony therain, and
And as the receipts of revenue were only His Lordship then summed up the avidence. 81,412,971, the aspect of the account of the year cold take pinction the free tinding of a bill stealing therein gertain clothing, valas $50. The jury bad on the woman, and she certain in patirely change. The large expenditure neglected, and the most unfortunate dis, which capable of coercing, and intimidating Hos. Mr. BoT did not refer to the hoo. but that the gronds, of its introduction should the property of the said Yow-Aaam leo with ly did not look like one who would talk from in the last week of the year is due to the new. agreements thereby engendered. The latest the respectable inhabitants, so as secure star Wodehouse, fur in healated either by the Governor er member telomianaly and by fore taking away against more imagination. She acted a plain, practi yalem of aoupeling the departments to sur
stand, qualified Porn 220,
of the Govaçament deputed by hun illustration of this was given on Monday at every chance of immunity from punishment,
ber willone Tau-pat-ínosy, wils of Yow.Asna; cal woman, and she had told than abs had render their balances. Formerly if a vote no The COLONIAL SECRETARY mid he was not The CHIRE-Juerras mid he did not wish to and also with boing-armed, at the time of the teen robbed by the pricaor und unother man, unexpended within the year the balance stond to the Fegialalive Council. In consequence of ne overy native in the Cololly je afraid to giro - quîlified. -
disches the Ordinance; merely to move that it commission of the felony in the fist count and that the prisoner had beaton ber about the hocredit of the department, and it might be ex the views expressed by Chief Justice SMA testimony against them. This diquing and featly qualified But Club Tai-Kwong was hit motion.
The ACTIKEREASURER énid he was perbe not read. He asked bis Excelicboy to note mentioned, with an offensive wagon to wit, a tack and shouldors with an iron wd. Tun pondca in the fallowing year without a frasa wote;; with regard to the Ordinance for carrying out conspiracy among the criming classes is the there, and bald he employed by merely giving The ATTORNEY GENERAL Proceded to ex-
and prevented to bin no difficulties, and there. Now unexpended balances must be surrendered The Attorney-General, in opening the cofore there more poi for his to suggest to the the Exebegner; and a fresh role plained. "the" rendition of orihinath to the Chinogo greatest difficulty with which the Govern- binn sinn)| inernes of sulary,
plain the grounds on which the Ordinaude was for the Crown, ald that the time with which jury. The questions for Them were: (1) whether The reault is that the spending services caden Authorities, the Government introduced a gut bra to deal and it must be cortese tional calary word paid he should be played Treaty of Tiellit had till roccably been carried ordinary audacity, committed by a gang of
The GHIMP-Juce thought if the addi- nid on the table. The rendition clause of the the prisoner was charged as one of extra the prisoner was one of those who robbed Lo tour to pay within the year a mach ap posible bill to remove the doubts existing. The that whatever room there was to differ with leg in the game capacity in the Supreme Usart, into effect ander Ordininte 2 of 1850, and barglars and thioges in British Edyloon: Aby beating her with an iron rod; and he might it. The accounts of contractors and others are 4m; and (2) whother be used violence to her of the liabilities which are really incurred within measure was a necessary one, and no timo S4 Read MacDox in other where occasionally a document required trans-numbers of ornnah, anbjects of China, and great many of these men had been scaune auto shem that the principal question was the consequently rent in sa near the cloud of the ought to have woon loat with eagard to it matters, he deserves the highest Credit Smith, but he had no right to do a surrendered radar it The Office hid glery in gestion wis nos in gol. They
Istina, Be naustly sent docamente down to claimed by the Olinese Government, bad been punished, and one who took part in the burlatter.
Matt gelegen tar den possible, und cheques uro drawn at the Bat the Government did lose time; did not for the vigorous mesures which he took The COLONIAL SECRETARY then enquired if always been accepted down to 1972 he a proper attacked the dwelling of a stone-cutter with
The jury convicted on both sauna.
Inst mourent, Honce the large ister from the His Lordship then informed them that the Exoticquez in the last week of the year. The give any notice to the CHIEF-JUSTICE that to put down the power of the rowdy he was to put down 370 u mouth for both Ordinace under which to not, the question torches and swords so far banks no lie year only object of this trial was that second count, balance of the year now standa na-flows
Courta, the risasure was about to be introduced, and classes He mado “un erar in · ina-
never having been raised previously. But the 1888, but the length of time that had elbpred boats the prizes had already bees con. Income, 200,045 200,6xpenditure, £69,848.5X) This was agreed to..
recent ense of Kwok aning casted the question did not affect the credibility of the evi vietud. **'. then pleaded as an excuse for the omission going that it would be possible to dispense The next vote was a small kuwaut for refund to be raised, and be understood from the Chief desce, beakcsó as the jury would lenes the Sentence postponed.
surplus, £306,681. This will not give Mr. the urgezty of the case. We cantece no with a Detective Service in favour of the of Probefe Duty to Mr. Laplaik,
Jostien that he cast's portion of his witnesses has bad opportunities of geding the The ecasione were adjourand to this day at pressitifs of the yent: The Government now Lowe wach ready moany for the ensuing ye. palliation whatever for the breach of etiquette, Gambling House informers, M. CALDWELL's the Bap Ordinance there was no provision Ordinance was not in fores with reference to the the 26th April, then, in the year 1668, the me- 14.v
even if he should think of applying it to the The ATTORNEY-GENERAL explained kont in indgment in that cess as a decision that that prices since the date of this bundy. On and, averse as we are to scenes in the Logis runners and the RTRAIT-ORNEGAL'S is for the exemption of duplicate probate the Tientsin Treaty If that was as all the criter of the house was making nobis gecounts in tative Council we hold that the Car trist Watchinsen; but ho fully appreciated the duty had already been paid by one arcouto, ninale who had been surrendered under that a shed a short distance from the bous Hear Josxrce was perfectly justified. in loving necessity for vigorous action; in other dires. For the other to fly it, which was contrary to did not appear to be the view of the authorities bouge, and saw a number of men on the reaf had under the Ordinance it would be necessary Tronly had been illegally aarondered. That ing erias he rushed-in the direction of the the Council Boom, when the attempt was tions, and in the introduction of tho Or-equity
forcing their way into the house. His wife made to hurry through an important legal dinance for the punishment of criminals who Agreed to:
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was calling from within to be enved, hat the Vates of $1,113 for the Assistant Surveyor The Arion Ex-GENERAL Becaud there on Buceded, before assistance could he ob-Tang-a-cheang, a hawker, was charged by Ontiasuce, avowedly made in reference to one have been deported under pardon, ou oon- and his alinir. hire (sanctioned by the Secretary had been copelant corresponendo regarding tained, in rifling the house, atealing agdebaty District Watchten No. 7 with baving placed out by the Government, to carry out the
A Bill has now been introduced into Parlia of his decisions, but without giving hiny any dition of their not returning to the Colony, of Bate) $100 for storek ooper at the Surrendition under the Treaty and no question of clothing, and enreging the woman off. They two bamboos beneath the window and against promins which Mr. Lowo axde to abolish the notice of what was about to take place. The tool ons of the wisest ensures which could reyor General's odios; $1,100 for the Sawkan bad bon raised. But now that it was raised, it took for away in a boat, and tried to sell her the wall of house No. 85, in the Queen's-road days of grace on bills of exchange at night, so draft of the Ordini ce was propared weeks be adopted for clearing Hongkong of some our Master's sliced Abetaren at far the bouge a very demons thing to entertain any to a brothel, abd in fast sold her to sonis Chi-West. They wera piscad together su un to form as co assimilate them to bille payable on demand. bour office of $170 the doubt on the subject, because, the Treaty still neae over there, frons whose custody ube escop an inoline plein up, which the defendant could The Bill. which has been printed; is a very short ngo, and the original intention was to bring of the worst radians in it. It cannot, there avail at Bonism Strand and $600 for existed, and we were bound to carry it outed to Canton, and afterwards came on beta, glimb; the window bad irgu bare. Whos the one, ensots simply that every bill of exchange it forward at the last meating of the Council fors, but be regrotted that the Home Govern farther repairs to the Central Market, were Therefore be thought it necessary, until further Her recollection was shown to be remarkably en found that the watchman was observing or promissory note drawn anbeequent to the Act On the grounds that His Excellency the ment have disallowed this salutary measure,
agreed to without diccassion.
instructions from home, to pass this deglatory vivid, by the fact that she had been taken to him, he ran off to the Praya, was puraned,, and coming into operation, and purporting to be The COCORIAL-SECRETARY explained, with Ordinance for prosent purposes. Its effect the gaol, and had there pointed out the other caught, together with hie bambuse; (exhibited payable at sighs, shall for all purposes what- LILUT. Gotenron was unwell, the Ordinance, and it is to be hoped that the subject will be referenos to the last mentioned item that tho was simply to continue the one a whith the man convicted of this particular burglary, who in court and method of use explained.) After soever he deemed to be a bill of crabance or though admittedly of the most urgent reconsideral, otherwise before long the of the central part of the nurret after the your It would be competent to the Secretary puses She velicoted this man too very well, bay. Watabm No. 7, wht shout to take bim to No. or duston to the contrary notwithstanding." Connell bad already voted $1,600 for the repair Government had acted for the last twelve was placed with a dumber of stbors for that perabobing the defendant, complainant, District promissory note payable on demand, any inw nature, was held over since the lust meeting Colony will be inundated with the act that it was now found advisable to repave, of State to say whether this. Ordinance should ing been bit binge the occurrense, su fit the 7 station, when I.P.C. No. 237 game up and it is proposed that the Actshall come ints force but if urgency is nevertheless made the bardened ruffians, and it will be hopeless to to, eastern and western portions.
go on, or a new one was desirable. In the jury would have very little doubt on the ques- wanted to take the prisoner, whoerinded a pre- one month after receiving the Royal Basent ground for not Laving given any notice with prevent the commission of flagrant crimes. Dr. Adning:
rondition which could not be complied with.orglary, with which the prisoner was charged. No. 7. Upon calling upon the constable for out, and the concession will remove the incon The next was a rate of $280 for best-hire to weanwhile, there were, weekly applications for tion of bis identity. He oright oution that feroace for the Central-station in the place of The Gorornment promise has thus boon carried regard to it to the CRISE JUSTICE This and to keep down the dangerous portion of
The COLONIAL SEGRITART: remarked that The OMIER-JUSTICE-Weekly required that the bonee abouki bo odwalling assistance, complainant leged that No: 287 gruity, in the Stamp Lawn by which bills of argument is so transparent a piece of inconthe criminal population.
Dr. Aduma was constantly on the water, and TATTORNEY GENESALT, there have bouse, that satrance should be made during struck him on the back with his staf Ethiobange payable on demand and at sight were sistency, then it is not to he supposed those
is was rather hurd to call upon him to pay his been three sinse the Kwok Asing judgment the night, that there must be a forcible break bited marks.) Abdool Kader, interpreter to subjected to different duties the former to that who advanced it meant if for anything more We are requisted to state that blank cardboa
whoat-bira, when all the biber departments three weeke ugo, so that I'am instified in saying and entry shown, and that it umat bo of the court, having been sent to report upon the of me peauy only, and the latter to an ad ga than a semblance of explanation, for the sake tridge practice, by the recruite of the 18th M.
fing weakly, the platinged with the intention of committing a felony. promises where the entry had been attempted; lorem abap. The proposal is certainly a nimb The next item was $6,000 for exponies inaar- THE CHIRR-JUSTION then saked bis Excel. If any one of these aditions were abseal, reported the window was on the first flour and bettor one than the one originally thought of of decency, of a step which they wore fully N. tantry, is permitted by bajor Genera red in the Supredia Court house
leney whether he might move that the Ordi- then under local ordinanes the jury could protected by iron bara about four inches apart, to ruake the stamp on bills at night one penny. aware sraz of a very irregular nature. The Whitfeild up. tom. on and after Monday the original estimato bad boar 322,800, which. HIS EXCELLENCE and that he could not doing bole
The COLONIAL SECRETARY observed that pance be not rend a first time.
find the prisoner guilty of stealing in a dwel- and without gloss. He had gone into the only when the days of grace.were not in fact truth, it would seem is, thit, in consequence of ox, 5th prox.
with the extras ($1,000) mada 821,100 They 80 og fik
room, but then we nothing within arm's taken advantage of a propel which would the strong views expressed by the Onter The China eable spedition commenced lay-voted $5.700 in 1971-otal $18,102, ledving a lency's decision an
Yow Awam stated that from his dwelling reach, it might have been reached however have been, most unworkable. At the same time had paid $19,402 ru 1970, and the Council bad The OBIST JUSTICE bowed to His Excel, house bo bould see men on the rent with light with a bamboer one of thoas naed by defendant we must exprdes our regret at the fact of the Jestice they are his opposition to the ing the enble from singapore to Hongkong, on balsuce of 5,997 and odd cents. Of this, 84,997.
ed torches in their blade, ples swords and was split at the end in four pieces. He bad Bill dealing only with Eilla st eight The in- ineasure, and hoped by burrying it forward to Fridity lust the 10th instant, and up to doon on would have been applied from the sam.voted in
The Ordinance was then read a Brat, lime spears. He beard his wife orying out" Aahock, seen where the bath boon Ead been placed, and congruity in the Stamp Acts, which gives rise The AOTING COLONIAL TERASUGER DOVOD, ne ate mel" Astnok was his brother, living in the manner in which they were to be used. He to the present Bill, is a trifle compared with the get out of the difficulty That Judge-SMAL Tuesday but successfully paid but 40 miles: 1870, if the payroista tad besu ninde dating this was an urgent oase, to set caido, the Stand-the house. The roof of his house was of tiles, had tried to get some of the people to come op inconranioueo which reaglia from the general
They report all going on well, and weather that fiuncial year. holds very strong opinions on the subject fine-Struts Times, 25th May,
ing.Ordare and proceed to the second reading. There was a bola in: the rodf
Large enough for to the court, but they had-refused in the ab retention of grace on bills of crokange, nontrary of the Extradition Ordinance of 1850 is noto- *-
The CHIEF ESTICE objected to that; be a man to go through cause this Ordinance had been the greatest
senon of their master. Defendant alleged that to all commercial practice outside England, The wife of the witwas, Taon pat-mey, then he was early on his way to market. He bal The Government could effect the changs by Ma rious, and is shown in his judgment in the
surprise to hie-possible.
testified to the thieves having entered the bonse, seen some bamboos against a house, and beard simple a Bill as that now proposed, and as the KWOK-A-SING : but it is not recessarily to
Hon. Mr. BOETTI bog to second the effected the robbery, and Line of them having a constable calling out, "who stole the basa inconvénience is much felt, and days of grace be modluded that, behause he holds such
lotion of the Chief Justice, because it has carried her, any two of them keeping her in hos he then esme running and seized binare atterly indefensible (for they serve to pur taken every one by surprise.
their custody for over two months, and taking Be-conid not produce any one who knew him, pose hat Es couplicats the mode of dabolating vians on a Judge, ha would oppose a neces
The Acting Theast 1 said if this were a her to various places and offering her for sale, but he was a hawker of salt fish. Theresnita-when a bill is due, we ook regret the limitas sary measure in face of the opposition of the
new Ordinance
She mid that she did not make any complaint, ble wanted to take Bim to the District Watch tion of the moketro-Economist.. Government and the Council. Whatever
The CHIEF JUSTICE rose to order Theor let it be known what was the state of affaire, máu atstion, but he had eaid that he would The COLONIAL SECRETARY Yemarked that hen, member had spoken and moved. He as she did not know any people at the places rather go to the Central He had then benton
ཡོར---...... opinions may be held of the Curie-Jverick's
the latter punaion would probably not be enflod must now wait until the time came to reply to which she was taken. The witam without him, and the I.P.C. had regoned bin. Three
CHINESE STATE MEN AND STATE PAPERS views upon many subjecta, it cannot be dcnic
foras M Reanie bad been appointed Light- After some confpaior, PRONA hesitation identified prisoner a obe of the men
(Fondon and Chin Express, The AbarNG TREASURISE Tesumed Tale who had carried her off in the boat. that, though he does not hesitate to crpross
Governor of St. Vincent The meat thing was an application by the gaol staff for ivorinsed as dot the introduction or burrying through Mr. J. W. Watts, head turnkey at the ghol,
Frasct's Magazine for Aprilezitime the w salaries. Thay desired to be placed on the sama of any new mare. The Council would be stated he was present when the last witness
quol of the article on this subject, whjjob was them at the Coute 1, ha Las nevar hear it of adhering to them to the extent of ob
Chaw Alai, the district watchman, then noticed in these columns at the time of ita fooding as gonalables in the police. It seemed wrong if for a single bour it delayed carrying identified oto Los Ashing, who was convicted charged Gonfab Singh, 1.0. No 237; with publicution. In his present paper the writer Les Amae, the prisoner who was tried and to him to be a very just application, us their into effect, that treaty which the Queen had in connection with the crime chigal in July, having interfered between bit and his prisoner, refers to the splenetic rage of the Chino fanc stracting public business, and it is diffult convicted yesterday of two adducit attacks, duties were quite as onerone as those at the thought proper to cut into with Obios to conceive any just reason for imagining burglory and bighway robbery, & the same malise
1869. The prizoner was mixed up with Eve who roado anch considerable resistance as made tionaries at the propositions of the: Yamen to Hon. Mr. RowETT said that three weeks and others, and wimmbad went with the woman to it absolutely necessary for Him to use ble stuff, establish a foreign college st Peking, and to.. that he would do so in the present instance, intracona (or were rotor His TXUELLENCY observed that they gut 620 elapsed since the judgment; and he thought them, when she at once put her hand upon Les with which he aorted, he sad administered send diplomaatio mission to Europe, arder
returned i verdict of Willal Marder, in conneca month, and to bis certain knowledge the bait they could wait another day or lue), Eren, however, admitting that such-might tion with she death of a man at Teo kwa wan. to walk 20 wiles a day. This was very hard The COLONIAL-SECRETARY Aid His Ex-
Ashing
rery light blow on the lez; the dosata, he added, it is imposible not to be strook with possibly be the case, there were sufficient It will be remembered that the body' was work, and they only petitioned for a small in- gellanicy bad been 10.
Chinese lakong No. 16 deposed to having ar- ble rushed up, knocked bindwa, and the ominous conjunction of an aged preceptor plumed, and ballet found in the cofta, the crease, -1
rested the prisoner in aanapinions house on the struck bim with his staff on his back, of this stamp and a youth andet fifteen for his members. in the Council to overrule one videnos,showing that the man was shot deli-
Hon. M. BALL thought it would have been Kowloon side, and to his baring boon placed sausing him to fall over the prisoner; the con- papil, when that pupil is to be the future ruler vaice; and, although the Government and the herately by the prisoner in the course of a wright of the increase applied for, whion would airuant but still the case was one of pressing necessity
The COLONIAL SECRETARY gave the details, very desirable to give notice to the Chief-Justice, in a cell at the Kowloon Station.
stable then abused him. in: Chinese. Wang of China — other members would be called upon to listen tok. Hess to have been the terror of the to $100 for this one, or $1,850 if al-The COLONIAL-SEORETARY Well, if the innocent of the offence charged against him. the EP.Catrike the D.W.; he had heard s ary China might do for his ample if he wore sim
The prisoner, in defence, said he was entirely Achair a bricklayer, said that he had witnessed When we think how much an Emperor of with special respect to the views of the Cuis-loon side, and whon once he was arrested loud to coinniach with the present woma
sereral charge, hitherta kept tuok trongb
i hon, member talks of surprise, I think he might He had been at Too-kwa-way frequently, and no of thief and ran out from the haildings. The self both honest and enlightened, we cannot help JUSTIós upon a legal question, they would fear of bio, ere brought form, So grent The ACTING TREASUREE thought it bad which has been acted on for 12 years.
The vote for the eight months wan's greed in. - Lave given me notios of setting aside a crime had been brought to his charge. He had W. fáli on being struck with the stall on his wishing it might have been possible to place aut be hand by then in the Legislative was the influence wielded by this won over the better be put down ander n different depart
o money, und could not employ a lawyer to back. He had come up to Court to see what some high minded nud liberal European-ona Fou, Mr. KESWICE Beconded the motion to defend him; so he must throw himself on the would happen. Witness could positirely declare or more--in charge of the young Emperor Council, and were competent-of course with abitante vi to neighbourhood, at the ment, because it was dazd the expenditure on proceed to the sound reading. It was import werey of the cart.
magistrate, who could not take svidens, the police was a large.
He had been resident a that be saw the I.P.C. asrike the D.W., on the while his mind was yet fresh, and the power of becoming courtesy-to carry an urgent meas The Coroner dit, in the absence of the priester,
ant to deal boldly with question like this, long time in Chineno Kowloon, and if he were Praya, below a verandah. It was in Wo-fong-Requiring new idete and impression, bath af Hoo, M. Kawick did not nee that wohld which we likely otherwise to give us trouble guilty of such practices us to was charged with, lano. Defendant would positirely declare that men and things, in its greatest Vigobra sure, even in the face of snything that the could not commit in, the witnesses cating foprove mattam.
their own words when confronted with the prider the polica departmant than any other,
It who ne mora expenen in connection with Quinn:
he, would certainly have been taken up by the he had not struck the D.W. the charge was sad to thirr bow different might have been the Hon. Mr. SMALE might be called upon toer. It is satisfactory to find that he is con- and it was more convenient.now decided not to be tu force was in that book,
Hon. Mr. BaLu nlserved that the Ordinance | Mandarin.
untoze, he had wanted to asales him, and the rault-from-anything-this-cita obb-hoped urge Posscused of such fall powers, the visted of something at last. Asthese fuota pre
Hua Lordship, in summing up, observed that, D.W. wäill not permit him; this was the exact for. But in this, as most other seben The ACTING-TEELSURER said that was very indionting the Ordinance book.) Government ought not to have countenanced well known to the Cainf.nation, there can he satisfactory to bon members wis knew all
be presumed the jury would have no hesitation truth. Fined $2, which was ordered to be stopped or wishes for the advancement of this vast any deviation from strict' offeinl etiquette, benefit now that the trial is over, though on-the police extimat
no harm in ecounting than for the palicsbont it, but dissions frequently arap on bould not be much danger in costinning an Or-entered. The bone through the roof. That
THAT TEREY GANERAL thought there in coming to the conclusion that some persons from lub pay.
Empire in the path of civilisation, the MENDICANCY. f dinance which bad hoca doted on a long
erlfish rivalries and jealousies of European and whatever options may be field on the teaoo is not yet paesed.
iberefore cleared away soine question which the Lo Ayoong And Chun Ayeong, mondicants, Powers would bare created almost insuperable Hon. Mr. BaxBut do youthink discreziona, Hon. Mr, KYRIE did not think it ought to be jury otherwise might hold in doubt, and showed the latter of whom had worked the Hongkong obstacles, had an other been interpraed. Fonec merits of the measure itself, it can bardly be-
do ariec
amed with que deliberation.
that there was, in fact, 'a borglary, and that pubho during ton yeare, were ordered to be with its aspirations after power and influence, questioned that in not giving jr per notice
The Acg.TREASUEIR
that they The motion to set aside the Bending Orders some persons stole and darried away $50; some aut to their native land. of their intention to bring forward the bill,
if not territory, in the Beat; would never, bave and prosced to the second reading was then persons had forcibly taken away agamat ber voted upon, with the following result
A BAEREE ACCUSED OF NEGLECT.
consented to see an Englishman placed as totor will this woman; shd,some persone who took the Government was guilty not only of a
Zillagah, a barlier in HM 18th Rect, was to the Emperor without insisting upon laring For the Motion The Colonial Boaretary, the her away were armed with ofenatra woapous. charged with the anons offence of having re-a French aufject in the same position Russia breach of oficis etiquetta, but or esting in the Liest, Governor, the Hon, the Chief-Jue-wu 20 40 in applicando rapted that one Attorney General, the Acting Colonial Tran- The only, itators on which he apprehended fused to shave Nurding Saminy, one of H.M. would avarely have allowed its two greit Was uncalled for slight upon the Caner Jnerionier, the Hou: the Colonul Soretary, the Homon behalf of the Catholic Community for $2,500.
Mr. Ball, Hon. Kenwich,
the jury could have any doubt was, was this Havildars, being drunk. However, it turned out tein antagonists in Turkey to gain possession As to the urgent necessity for passing the the Attorney-General, the Hou. the Asting Alagey of $1.00 left to him, Father Raimondi Ryrie, Hon. Mr. Howe
Against The Chist-Justice, Hon. Mr. mañ one of the men who attacked the hotsa 2 that it was the Havildar who had not brought of the mind of the future rular of four hnadred Celonial-Treasurer, the Hon. I. J. Ball, the sted, he would apply to the fund, and with
was this man one of the nine men in the boat Phie bristles to the front between 7 and 10 any millions of Chinese. Even if France were not Ordinance, there casu be no possible doubs Hon. P. Ryrie, the Hou, the W. Keswick, and what he expected to collect be hoped to be afla thirds rote was necessary to set aside the way; and led bar about in open day sa mush fessionally engaged upon a Habsdir and ten and the active abettor of an Ultramontana
It was afterwarde discovered that a two was this man cas of the two who took the woman during which time the defendant had been pro- the proteator of all Ronan, Catholic missions, As the Hon Mr. Keswick pointed out, the the Hot. R. Rowett present state of affairs would in a very abort The Chrk of the Council proceeded to read Colony His Bret application was for a site, were thrown in for the motion, which was thus her from man to man? The only question was: man was quite sober when brought to the threatening sucrosehauts on the power of to build a new Obapel for the Uxtholice of the Standing Orders, and the Governor's two votes a prisoner as if in that gaol, and offered to sell privates. Inspector Grimes testified that the which, in China, an elevhere, is constantly the minutes of the last meeting. space of time load to the Colony being made. Hon. A. BALL Baid be bad not, as was stated site in the hands of the Government, he now
beton finding that there was no espvenient carried.
Was that the mas? Having this cleared the way Station. Discharged.
the State, the difficulty whild be instirmonuta- the refuge for all the criminals in the Cun
The CHIEF JUSTIOs then said that before as to the indisposable matters in this case, theyA SOKU, DE JEEATIONAL QUESTION, bie. Rossin has not only large com. ton province; and we should thereby ut
Ton whether there being this His EXCELLEKOY thonght yeonght to do for Proceding to the discussion of the ascond cats to the g
Festerday & Chinaman sa reported to have merce and material intereste in Chim, which only be doing an injury to ourselves by
The expression was altered so to read in the Cathplips what bad already been done for wall all that day, and had only come there be-soder was the man who was convicted by the would be allowed on an original penalty of £10, likely. with a tast oonterminona bordar, reading, be begged to say that he had been um, robbery, there ng this abduction, the pri- enquired at the Magistracy what disconat Frange in wholly without but dulä lie little the Protestants, that is, grant them $2,500, con- increasing the number of bud characters in
With remind to the passage in the miste ditionally on a fire som being obtained from souse is was his city to be there. He there the moan who sold the woman's ba- the time equivalent of which had been and possible terririal viensof aggrandiment the place but be also curamitting a gross referring to the vote for Government House her sources.
Lora askad zaspectfully to be allowed to leave. cause if he was; sonording to the bistory be was pronounced) as ninety days deprivation of listo see Frenchmen monopolining in the mind of The Aosing COLONIAL TREASURER said he injustice toward the Chinese authorities by though it ought to be stated that the Sur- or that the Catholio pommunity, though for Poe yea cangalan Cebua
Hon. Mr. BAL asked 15 Icellency to con-
His EXCELLENCTM--If you feel unwall, I sny-one who committed the burglary. His Lardship berte, seeing that eight days had already been the future sovereign. The Russian Govern
then reviewed the evidence at length. On apent in durados vife. The square root of 2, anent Lave not yet brought to bear ang prose.. allowing the Colony to become a refuge for dyor-Général could not do the work for the mom namerona, were not to rich as the Fre
The GRIEF JUSTICE then withdrew, he the silence of the woman after hang aap quantity inexpressible in rational ambora, lytising influences in working out their policy.. their criminals. As to the intention of the sum be and estimated
The COLONIAL-SECRETALY said be saw no tured he observed that knowing what be sad therefore incommensurable witti unity, ie But the Imperial head of the Greek Charch on The CKIII-Jenics-Then in justice to the Treation, with reference to rendition; there Surveyor, General yon should say more: be[be analogous to a grant in aid to the StateThey were simply dag what the Government taken frogi her house she feels ahe is a lare,solted.
THE ACTING THEASURES Bid this could not reason why the Council should not proceed. did as to kiduspping, how when a woman is faid to hara boon the reply of the Oracle con- Boasia owald scarcely be expected to see will indifference the rival Úkurch of Roma seguiro erpooted them là du,
he considered it was not diffent to acount for.
Jany vantage grodnil'fór fatute influence. The Floo Mr, KESTICE said it appeared to him, it. No one can have have lived in Chine without ⠀⠀ The Cruss-Justice disented from this view unless this Ordinance were passed, that Heng-knowing that people feel that they are en-
COMPULSORY PILOTAGE, {difonlty of imparting a good secular educa. Chinese refugees who from a wrongful act Mr. Moornam could not do the work was bes Hon. Mr. BALL thought that a very undesir kang would because the receptacle for all the the fallons of their obras. There the Board of Trade reopcoting the abolition Religion and detaria differences mingling (Daily News)tion to the yaang sơion of the Manobu dynasty tirely unprotected, the moment they are out- The following protest bus been forwarded to woold in any case bave been extremely great. ara bond Jide amenable to their sathorities on entse his other Atities she of too exacting able way of putting its di
(blockguarda in Chino. (Hear, hoor)... Chinese forritory. The words "proof of guilts natum. The Council bal considered The ACTING TREASURRE made some re-
The Ordinance was then read a second time was thus probably nothing in the feet of of compulsory pilotage at Liverpool and other with political ambitists, made the dificulty in Hie &XUELLENCY then moved that thla bill the worst's not calling out. It seemed per ports: -"The New York Board of Under-impotéfbüity, An Englishma, da represent- are open to sque discussion, but the broadable that the noual rule should be departed arka bent the nod-donsecration of the Ca-
from in this case, and that the Survivor talic Cathedral. intention in the Treaties ie urtiklakeable, General should take the work himself. Now on. Mr KELO said that who altogether do
fectly consonant with the position in white writers, impressed with the mowity for an ing & Protestant Obarch'zi yellan a Protestani. apart from tho'gacetion. If the other disci Hou, Mr. ROWETT said he should not like to while she was being offered for sale as n ctatie places the approaches to which are added the Lacin and Greek scolesin. Under these the women was, that her lips should be wasted efficient system of pilot service at porta and Power, would be held equally objectionable by So string indeed is the case, that it ta mic wished to be relieved of this, possible to believe the CHIEF JUSTICE would the reason that he could not do the work at the common justice to give the Bowen Catholics bone it, but to oppone, anything like bringing said, the verdict mint dépend upon whether lives of those on board of them, mcessity rice, secular si feligious, the bopetesimone of The ACPING TREASURER gaid he also gere nation had obtained a grant, it was on set of vote for the Dalimarco. Hit objest was not to open the market. In conclusion, his Lordship with great dangor to ship and with peril to the conditions of national suggestibility and rival. bars resisted the Legislature in carrying estimato bo had given.
ore the put them on the daho Cooling Ho'didly. pres the jury gave oredence to the statement of the which for a look period of time as baba re- any solone for giving Instruction of European through a necessary ordinance, especially when too, that in consequence of a combination, he witsko ever to bayu given to suy denomination,
HIS EXCELLENCY mid the understood that not approve of the grant. He thought it was so quickly. He thought it would be a bad pro-woman. She told a simple story stating norbing cognised by tus people of all maritime iubiona batuoter to the young Prince is self-evident it would be in the power of the Home could not buy in the markets at the rates' lie He did not belity in Church and State vidt Recording to the Rules and Regulations. This instimony, they would convict the practer, if and believing that some degree of compulsory officials. But the writer before
mère por laks than she must have known were who guided by experience, bave sought to prow The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said it was done the facts sent forth. If the jury believed her vide for by estalking systems of pilotage; missionary labours in China are regarded by the The State papers show with what animus all Government, if it thought-fit silber to pected. A
The CRL JUTTON af the vitiate bad mult to give is to the Roman Catholics. But nowar was eated in the Governor for the way they doubted it, they would have to return n pilotage is essential for the maintenance of an missionaries mistaken in summing that they negative what was done or to return the been founded on those of the mistery, but in bo kaped it would not be made a precedent for parpos of carrying urgent measure with vardint of acquittal, tran
effvient and skilful pilot' service and that it are objects of hatred merely as foreignera, and ordinance for sendiment. The stronger, the consensoner of the slownes of pryment by the the future. Every religion ongatto simit on its rapidity (4) S 450 gr
The Jury after a short soneulalien returned out to be hastily dispensed with, especiaut especially an animeionatice, and equally so The ACTING TEKAGUBER BANd it was not in grounds the Exevalive bat for considering Government un compared with the military, the trinio tuerite, and be hope that having wow the hands of the Gorerior, but of the Connait afroke verdiet of guilty on the rat an ally dangerous ports and places frequented in believing that even granting some of the themselves right in introduce the or- prison at which the former would bay wero ru dous justice, we should draw the line there.
iurally bigber
by great numbers 3, vowels, trobi all parts of hostility. Is directed against missionaries se e It was "Bäre1 fost hon, metabols, dragoveréd, Hon. Mr. BowhTT behaved the Colony way
After the adjournment, his Lordship naked the world crying cargoes of large value and body, those of the Protestant with are dinance, the more were they called upon to HIS SECCLLENCY.-I undersveld that be unde arat obligations towards the Roman that they required a tocarde vote for the the Attorney General für aksiatanes regarding many passengers, this board his leaked with exempted. After referring the Death have it passed in the ordinary way, and to could not go into the market and buy at the Cathelion The Reformitory at West-point wat spare ad in Colonial Becretary added the applicability of Ordinance 3 of 1843 paesed alarm at forls recévely mods here bus which blow to Corrupt Dootrines, already foticed in Lake care that there should not be the slightest ce
rusafol institution, and the stereof Chari. His Excellancy's volan The CRLEY-JUSTICE At which the pullary trid a great deal of good harbouring exposed The COLONIAL SECRETARY mid he should May of that year) to an offence comitted in live far have been annoveraful) on the part of these columns, the writer proceeds:
the previous month. The jury had acquitted some ahipowners to remore or weaken the "When "We are advised to hold the Chiness appearance of irregularity in connection squid
children. It. 9 hardly credible how much to the last men at that board to hurry on a with it. What was done on Monday night Hon. Mr. Hower said it implied wat nens they did in this way, receiving many bundred sore, but what in Oldinance had hoon not prisoner of being armed, and this Ordinance obligation of employing pilots who have been Government responsible for such publications licensed on nocount of their competenoj and those bend to supurves, and liable for the potably have been justifiable, so account of on the part of the Government that it could
declaratory; it was always nest to pee doubted the applicability, they had better adem for so long and the new one was simply the only thing to fall back on
The Attorney General thought if his Lord skill, and who incur expense, and often expone consequences of their aircalation** diflenity bot core with a agmbination.
And when oblidren were taken Guol the pressing mature of the matter, at the pre- The ATTORNEY, GENERAL-But we have no they were sent in to the Eisters of Charity. Litter at once.
the next case against this man.. vious meeting of the Council, it might also, as evidence,
and never refused. urged by Mr Kaawrog, be necessary, on
Lotussisted by this role. Monday, seeing how long a time bad already slapsed during which nothing had been
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
céxlaitily did 424 4802an replied that
10. Mr. HOWET-II poh ohn't brabo dia- The Onol met at 2p.m. Prescut-o you'd better not do it.
Monday, May 29lu
in the minutes, "withdrawn biogestipplied for money to purchas one.
reference to the clausa proposed by him.
in
stated that he would not press, de."
telebant.
is no doubt, whatever, the technicalities cause he gure reasons for it. There was a cou-Charch may be, that the idea was to give up all spiney
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL Bid the son
Rou, Mr. HOWETY-Why should not pay
ment be promptly made.
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therabelzen to Yardship and danger, in order to presents itself. It is we are persuaded, mol
**** | render pilot seréicats' and further, believing that of what is bere charged against the missioneríon
the desire for a comparatively small 'wonomy, is fully believed by the bulk of the nation- which, it is supposed, prompt the efforts to literate and illiterate it is not a light The former jury was then discharged and abrogate compulsory pilotage, should put be mak that would be imposed on the Chinest Go another called, consisting of Meera Wong gratified at the expanse or anfety for the lives of verament. It may safely be assorted that it Ashing Caspers, H. O'Hare, W. J. Berry oven and passengers and property placed in leone far beyond the power of the existing 0. H. F. Weber; 1. Martin, and C. Brown sara of carriers, it is the opinion, of this board rolero of "Clips pending - the minority of
Hon. Mr. FALL.He has committed murder, and so have 1, if that is not la Laughter.
The Ordinance was paned on. Mr. Byrie The ADTIN TEXASURER.--TIÊ All OPONYFOGa HP BICALLENCY Proposed that, the Compi). dicespting) and numbered of 1871, at the lust meeting.
Behold grant for this purpose a like to
BARRISTER'A QEDINANGR done; but it was not necessary at any me glad if payment could be promptly unde, be
The COLONIAL SECRETARY would be very the subwribed by, them.
This bill, reprinted as supandud, was brought Jon. My. BA again anled his rellency on for any further amendment in Committee,
HIGHWAY BORBELY.
* that such a change should not be made," And the Emperor. When we reflect therefore between May 3rd, when the Council pravi osme ju had lots of payments there whieb wore to take into consideration, the compambed After a few verbal and otherwise uninteresting The ame prisoner, Lee Aman, ers placed whereas this board has learned with regret that that this book, and it is a faminone work, ously me and May 29th, last Monday, when to be Breed to the tardy ones, and, which poverty of the Catholics.
amendmente, the Ordinance was passed and at the bur upon a charge of feloniously similar efforts are being made is. Angland to was published in the original Chinese at Jao. The Ciner Josrios-Well, you know, shere numbered 3 of 1871,
sobbing a married, female, gated Lu Aman, abrogate compulsory pilotage at the important chow in Klangal, the province in which within the bill was buried through; unless they shld be glad to dispute of A is the
wife a Foo kyon-chedy, of in silver bangle, port of Liverpool and other ports, the access to the last few months two Boman Catholia illness of the Lazcy, GovERFOR has proves of the Surveyor General's estimate, are $1,000 to be given
Eur. Mr. BALLO, you mean the 31,000- The Council was adjourned to Monday, at 2 hairpins, and some silver coin, on the bigh rosd, which is ofter, if not alware, dangerone; and chapels have been doctroyed that it is the Hon. M. BALL.-Make a mistake.
to be taken into consideration. Then I have 1.7.
and with bong armed at the time with-an of. it is the opinion of this board that the extensive carefully prepared compilation of a letterel fensive weapon, and basting and using personal' somaierce and passenger traffe whiloh paintg be man, bore dus of firal elam-literary abilities, The CEIP JUSTICE.--I don't think he has not impther word to say (made a trijatake I think he has been misled by The grant $2,500 was agreed to, condi
viclence to the said Lo Aman.
twears the United States and Great Britain is we are statared by those best competent circumstances.
tisually on a like som being eubearibed.
ÚHARGE AGAINs" a Colonjal "BEDKER- The Attorney General said the ovidence would be exposed to increased hazard if the em from their knowledge of Chinese composition. The additional clause, was inserted in the The next item was £500 to Mr. Luster, which Mr. James Dummelow, & celanial broker in would show that then, this highway, rybbery playment of "pilots be optional with the abip to speak with authority, that the writer given noutes, which were then confirmed is amond-the was fatitled to draw as an interpreter since Miccing-lane, has twice supased before the was committed prisoner was accompained awar or abipmaster, or the pilot service from liat of one hundred native works that hi han ed.
best be had ceased to be employed in the Harbour Lord Mayor on a charge of fraud, in barjug, in by another man named Lo Afak, a clenspien any cause become less efficient than it now is, consulted--and that it in professedly published BUPPLY,
Masters Department.
his capacity of a factor and an agent ap of the wóшan Lo Aman, who was robbed. After, and that such result would be detrimental to the by the gentry and people, so the title page. The CorÓRIAL-SECRETARY then besight for The disallewal by the Home Government of sard some Futes Lipl: 4t was necessary that utilized,
ilon. Mr. KESWICK thought he ought to be propriited to bisou use a large quantity of the robbery, whio's was accompaîned with vio, general interests of the people of both countries outsstationsly set forth, and a mainly dis saltpetre, of the value of £1,500, which had been leto, a report was made to the polar, azad the therefore it is resolved that the general agent of tributed by officials, it is impossible to mis Ordinance No. of 1870, had been attended the Council should pass. The first was one of
entenajed to him by Meners, Sowerby and fouly of To Ama' kept a look-out for the thin board at Liverpool for the west coast of understand either the grquity or the signifi The ACTING TREASURER said he was most Nerfile, glase fanofactures al Gateshead to prisoner, who was well-known to them. Ose England, Wales, Spolland, and the coats of cance of aneh a combination. If such works with seriou results, the consequence of the $270, for the payment of an increased anlary autious to employed.
| (of' $45 a mouth) to Chun-Tyi-Kwong," sezna
well. At the lust examination the Lord Mayday they saw him pass the shop, and the sofraland, be requested to take soul steps in be widely simulated and fully believed, step being that a large number of the worst sistent interpreter in the Summary Court
The CRLEY JUSTICE said Mr. Lister bad mid the prosecutors had failed to give bio of Lo Aipan went out and invited him to come, bajadeguat any be suitable to bring the we entirely concur with those who think that criminal classes, of whom the, colony was, Hon. Mr. K11 waid the services of hun how great whility. He had ever seepulicious evidents to wret the requirments in and take a cup of tea, eridently for the nose of the hon, the Board of Trade, or other the maintenande af friendly relations with. deared by its means, be returned. It is Tai Krong were much required as a translator batier index thin the one made by him, and be of the Lat, and he had therefore, to dagbergs purpose of having him arveted. Its refused proper department of the Government, the views the Ohineas peoply, and the pontinues prose- of dooumsatt.. Mr. Smith cosid plats: tint be hal bad a good deal of experience of index the defendant. The defendant was then dia. to come in, and drew a pistol, with, which he which are entertained by this board in reference ention af missionary lubnora, pre two things not surprising ander the scumstances that wan peculiarly well qualified to perform this making
shaugel, the Lord Mayor, declining to bear a threatened to shoot To Aman's son. Under to the subject, and for which it would most re.which can never be cumbined by any diplomatio there should be greater difficulties than ever evi
This vote the last on the list, was agreed to, statement he attempted to make.
circumstances which it was not necessary zem apostfully solicit a farmicable coniferation,”
efforte.
et the possibility of the Council meeting for over three weeks, and has so affect the AZTOPERY-GENERAL as to render hip inca pable during the whole of that time of making a communication to the CHIEY-JUSTICE.