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In view of the proceedings which took place Fostering in the Sprone Onnre, it is not con sidered Cesirable to postpone the publication of the detailed report of the conspiracy oose bourd before Mr. May at the Police Court, which le accordingly given further on.
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Hongzona, JULY 27TH-1871
ACCORDING to the last accounts the dreite- ment at Canton consequent upon the rumours. concerning the distribution of the mysterious white medicine has subsided; and affairs are again considered likely to go on quietly The danger which was threatened being pow over, many as in too frequently the case, are disposed to consider that it never had any exouco and to blaine H.B.M. Acting Consul for having paid more attention than necessary to what turn cut to be idle rumours. Ex. perience, however, does not warrant this view of the matter. However absurd Chinese rumours may be, however little effect they may ultimately prodees, nobody responsible for the safety of his countrymen and for tho maintenance of order, can afford to give no head to them. They may mean nothing or they may mean everything. A breath may put out the spark of discontent, but a breath may also cause it at any moment to burst in a flame; and while we know this to be the case, we are aware that it is completely beyond our Tower to ascertain whether a given rumour or excitement comes within the one category or within the other. What is also of great importance, wa bave too much reason to believe that the Chinese officials themselves, even when willing to set with perfect Fona fides, can be certain when it is necessary for them to adopt severe measures to pht down a threatened rising, or that they will be able to apply the required remedice when they are desire to do so. Dader such ci cumstances, upon what can we and ought we To rely? Should we follow the systems adopted by the Chinees themselves of hoping for the
SUPREME COURT CRIMINAL SESSIONS, best, and carefully shutting our eyes to un-
-BUFORE THE HON. UKIFF JUSTICE SMALE. pleasant realities, while everything indicates
Cheong-tan-kah same up for sentence. that we should be up and doing; should wo
Mr. Haar went on to say that there was Elis Lordabip said it was perfectly clear that rely upon a masterly inactivity or should we if the prisoner did not know the robbery was $30,000 worth of bills of losing in those letters. to near before it did occur, he knew it direpty And whereas these civil proceedingy had been in- adopt such simple measures of precaution us
afterwards. When he knew of it, it was his stituted between two and three months, they are within our pover, and be prepared for any daty to tell his master. Instead of that, he must harry isto a orimiual prosecution to lately event that may arise? It is urged in favour ran away with his fellow-nervant, and by bis es last, Friday, knowing that this case was to of the former course that it is undesirable to awa aduction.roovived from him $10, Still become on on Wadniaday
did not zob his master, and therefore the sen His Lordship said that he was in a very un- make any display of force, as this is calculated tence would only be one year impriment fortunata position, because he was not only to irritate the officials, and by being an in. with hard labour, and solitary confinement, for Chief. Jnatics, but also judge of the Bankruptcy dication that we fear an outbreak, is likely on months during the yeast for periods rot Court. As such be had cerisin functions to exceeding three weeks at any one time. His perform, and one of these was to preside at the that very account to bring one about. But Lordslip added that the prisoner would have examination of witnesses. He did so in this as to the irritation we may safely adopt Lordboen very much more saverely punished if this case, and it had only been recently concluded. Still bo ought hot to know more than that the PALMERSTON's dictum, that it is an abuse of had not been his first offense.
4mination took place.
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Mr. Hasllar, who appeared for certain of the garnishes festructed by Mr. Francial, okser ved that he bad been served with an sidavit regarding motion for postponement.
The Registrar-No notice has been given to the Court that I am aware of.
The Attorney-General-That is your, fault, Hr. Hayllar-It is not oure, A month ago I gave permission to open the letters in Cham- bera, and they are not opened yet.
The Attorney-General. We can't be running fall-over the town to find them DIGI
Mr. Hayllar id be bad-made three several appointments, and nobody attended
His Lordship asked why the lattare had not been opened.
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terms to say that when you cruploy means to The Sessions were adjourned to this day at Mr. Hayllar agreed with bis Lordship that prevent danger you are provoking that danger 10a.m. and irritating the party against whom the precautions may be taken. If no animosity orista, the precautione can have no effect but inspiring confidence in the party in whoes favour they are made; if, on the other hand, there be a disposition to attal, that disposi Lion is sure to be lessened in proportion as the chances of success are diniinished. Thus, if the Mandarins to whose co-operation we hare a right to look, are willing to exert their power stowards our protection, their ability to do so effectually will not be lessened, but increased, by the fact that the unfriendly classes are made aware by a timely demon- stration of readiness for action, that their dis regarding the commands of their officiale wil be attended with serious results to them. solves. If inclined to defy the Mandarins, as is too frequently the case, they will be brought
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Mr. Brereton again, submitted with great respect that his Worship was bound to go on.
Mr. May, however, anied that he adhered to his opinion, but that if he was wrong he could be compelled to go on with the case "by a mandamus" buing issued. The case was ao cordingly adjourned to Tuesday bort. Bell was accepted for Alool, Moon $1,500, and for the other defendants' 2500 nach.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE, 26th July,
BEFORE . MAT, Esq
THE HONGKONG POLICE.
Defendant said that as he passed in 'plain olotbes he saw complainant gambling with dice with one obber man, upon his taking bin into custody the man necused him of taking, bis
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CANTON-
(From a Correspondeni,};
QANTÓN, July 26th, 1871. Ibave received information from Whampoa to the effect that, at noon on Monday last, a very pleasing ceremony took place at the dock honse, tho residence of Mr. Davla Gilies." The entfernu u gneetion, it appeare, hbout to leave Whampoa, at which port he has daring the last seven years moat ably superintended the docks of the Flongkong and Whampoa Dock Company
The ceremony to which I have referred con.
given instructions to Mr. Seth to wake up the hero. Abdect Mooss sizes these goods. A got it from" third defendant then went Schedule which is headed the creditors of Ab-portion the goods from Bombay were ton upstairs, and after a short time returned saying dook Rhamans ›
ohesta of Opium. We will prove these goods 1 got it from the Kin-looug shop;" witnes ta, have been sent for the purpose of being rus thou asked. "Have you got any paper or re- “Mr. HnyBqr—And so they are. Mr. Francinone at all. count, there was no evidence of any, suth-
His Loydship. Then Mousa in the only
Mr. Brereton-There are 820,000 due; and lized to pay these people. That is ona of the osip P Then the third defendant book from Apply at the Dasty Press Offico.ciently vigorous action on their part; and
BEFORE O MAT, Esq.
but for an investigation having taken place, cage. There in a serious ones brought against his pocket, and handed to him x-paper, pro- Hongkong, let February, 1871.
seeing the ill-feeling daily increasing, it would garnishoe interested.
in all probability nothing more would have the Post-Ofis, with which I have nothing to duced, marked A. When he had received this Begins of the anit Leang. Akam v. Abdool been heard ul this matter
do. These are the reasons why I wish this witness said. You had botter como along with Lave been a dereliction of duty on the part. Harllar faid that was so, and in fact the affidavit was plearly aimed against Moonga
Mr. May-Yon are not prepared to say thereosas proceeded with, rot to defeat or dolay me and point out the Kin-Joong shop, to which he replied, Very wall" and they all left the of the acting. Consul to allow affairs to take clone. Now he had a word to say about public Moussa Moor Matowed dams and Sheik
Wanny one may anterior to Abdoul Rbaman'atice. their course on the chance of the mob altering jatice. This prosecution was said to be on Mahomedo
Mr. Hayllar asid a strong objection to the abop No. 145, nu gaided by third defondant Afr. Sharp appeared, as representing tha At. getting into gaol! behalt by the public, and the Attorney General their minds. Had be done so, it is by no to act in it as public prostator, and yet in the torney General for the prosecution.
Mr. Brereton-No; but I do not think that oriminal proceedings was that the evidence went to No. 76, Bonham Strand, whore_the means impossible that a serious outbreak atidavit it was stated that it would be detri-Mr. Hayllar, instructed by Mr. Francie, ap:would make any difference with regard to the taken at them when the parties neansed would firat second and fourth stopped at the dum ecmptrasy. The essence of cotspiracy is ite not speak would go forth to the public noon with the policeman, Witness then went up
with the third defondant to the second- would have occurred, and immediately after metal to the interests of the plaintiffs and peared for the defendants.
My Mayeems to be there is much-in-Boer, where he saw an old man, and & proclamation would have been duly issued thor creditors if the present case were not Mr. Sharp-in-opening for the prosecution motive, and object if I can show a motive to tradiotel, and would prejudice the jury,
sojourned till after the trial. This shared that said he would be engaged in the Supreme densive I have established my case
an old womad; pointing to the old man by the Chiness offcials warning the peuple they were seeking, not on behalf of the public, Court, but that Mr. Brereton, who know all the Mr. Mag. The case is then that the book what has been arged by Mr. Hayllar for a rea
bet to prejudice his client by obtaining an circumstances of the puse would act turbim, were altered to make it appear that Audno souable delay in this ones I would gy on third defendant said, "He is the man who not to do what they had just accomplished.
parte examination of witnesos, since in a orl after be lad laid the maiter befers the Court. Bhamer, and not the Bombay firm, was the with it if I thought it was desirable. am brought the cuts to my shop," when the old glad that there is no desire, as is often the case, man rajoined, “1 did not send any once to minal trial he would be unable to examine the Ho stated that for some time past serious creditor very mon who could give evidence on the other losses bad been sustained by respectable Chi- Mr. Haylar. I understood them to say the for a postponement on the part of air. Brereton, your stop," Third defendant-replied, "Tou Mids. His Lorialis would remember the charge aces through a system of trading adopted by alleged conspiracy was after putting Abdool Bat it seems to me that this is likely to did. I have your order," and aid to witness interfere with essos in the Civil Court. It is "Show him the order," mings, obeyed it, upon of Chief Justice Cockburn in the Boulton and certain parties in Hongkong, thielly Indiane. Bhaman in prison.
whore bedspreestest the He did not say this with any reference to the Mr. MayAbdool thaman was proceeded very cunt if notessity appears in a civil case,which the woman said, Where is the order?" Park case,
to order & oriminal case to be heard, and that and snatched it from his band tearing it in fact that the prisoners were deprived of Indian traders as a glass, many of whom were against as the only man known. the inestimabla benefit" of giving of grant respectability, but because the system Mr. Hayllar. The information ewes that sau bu dopo if it is required. shall postpone pieces and throwing them on the ground Wesa thoa picked up the pieces, and went evidence-in
each other. of Gosling which had brought about the present Leong-Akum did know that credit was given the anae a weak."
way from the house, leaving the old man au A correspondent, who is a good muthority Here there were three men charged with con- case was one resorted to ohledy by mon of that to the fires in Bonbay.
Mr. Mey-But they have not proceded.
the old woman, and went with the IP.O. and apon the question, referring to the remurka knirscy, and of theto turee, Noor. Mahouted nationality. He believed that in the ones be made in yesterday d leader on the subject of me Kamika and Shaik Mabommed wars the very fore the Court a rions fraud had been parpar Hayllares, terrainly bere has been
the defendants to the office of Messrs. Hook, Son, & Co. Ending all the 25 Rues of gin there; oret associations, etates that a very respectable trensen for Abdool Mpoena. He protested, trated, and one of a nature; calculated to do a writ of foreign attachment, isopod.
Mr. Brereton said that since some new facts
the oxas now in Court, was one of those being Chinomis informed bim that a scoret REDCR with all ana rapect to the Attorney General, a great deal of harm to the mareigate and to
carried along the Frayn, Witness had pre- tibu has been going on for the last three years against the improprietyofraising criminalizeuss the trade of the place. The Attorney, General had been discovered they bad taken these pro-
viena knowledge of the old man from sacing in this Colony, baring for ita object the over poading several divil caags, where the question had been watching for as opportunity to bring oedings. throw of the present Dynaaly, And that it almond be one at parjury. In the Tichborne cass wosse forward that might be properly sifted, Mr. Hayllar asked how the defendants could
bio attend actions. Mr. Braithwate, wate of the Melbrek, stated that on the 20th ready nambers no less than ten thousand.
(which was one of perjury) no proceedings were und the cree now brought was one of that rind, be proceeded against for note which, i don
instant, bows bestipted in delivering to be taken till the divil case, was over, and itrerat proceedinge in the Supreme Court hay-witted, were immediately done by Abdool Eba
cargo into No7 fighter, in which be Low-ab-yow, a house orolie in the employ was always the policy of the Churt that a man ing disclosed a system of frand which he had many
han, placed a number of packages duly enterod of Messrs. Hnestobboy Goulam Hossein & Combould not be yaxed more than enough for the no doubt would end in the ponviction of the His Worship observed that Mr. Brarston's
in his cargo-book. He and then placed in a pile was discovered yesterday morning at 11,20 tokazo ganse of action. Mr. May, who was the parties. A man named Abdool Rhaman bud position was that Abdool Bhaman had been told
on deck, 2 cases, which he thought was Ĝin, have just made an attempt on his life by cutting meat able mugistrate we had ever had in this for one time past been carrying on trade to do what be aid by defendants, and was in
marked in a diamond, and if underneath bay- his throat with a small pen-knife. He was cos Colony, asked whether there was any earnest under the name of Farulbhoy Mahomed fact an innocent victim.
Mr. May observed that the difference seamed
ing onion to go kalow, he gave an order to vaged to the Civil Hospital where he liceat necessity that the crimitini Caes should be tried Be & Co, a firm trading in Bombay,
Sit. Ayin, Chinose Police Constable No. 128, one of the clip's apprentices, named George present; but the wound was not of a very grave before the civil one and after hearing the and likewise having connections in this place. to be that Mr. Brersion aid Abdoo! Rhaman
atable, under the following ofroninstapoesho returned un dock, he saw that his order bad- haracter, and by latest accounts this morning opening statement decided that there was none. Abdool Rhaman was merely a man of straw was a ehsep, and Me, Hayllar said by was a was flued $10 for misconduct a police son-Banching, with regard to these uses, and when be was progressing favourably,
It cooupied Two hours, and Mr. May heard the simply in fast a clerk on a salary of wolf.
Mr. Hayllar asked how dofondante scale cop. Frong-hi-t, a sparan unemployed, lodging been carried out, as the 25 anses were in Na, 7 statement of the whole case, and this fast was Rs. 500 or Rs.000 a year. His firm was CORT The body Mr. Jeans, who was drowned on stated, that the ease could not go on without nected with another fra bere, Hasanbloy epire to make him do what he had done at at Alerlech, stated that about noon on the boat; witness then prepared the boat note of Sunday, was found on Tuesday, and an inqnast the evidence of Abdool, Rasman), and that be Gooiam Hoossein, & Co, of which the defendants self? He looked upon those proveedings as 33rd instant: bo, was in one of Erg Rtrests of the contents of No. 7 from the arge-book and was held by Mr. Later pasterday, when a ver could not come Into Coast to prore what be. were members and who really had the direction means to stop a sivil snit. This was the matter Aberdeen village, boring three muse and 66 baving forgotten to enter the twenty five which Jotters. Ead been stopped; ansh in his baud,, when defendant, who was cones mentioned, ba alao, made an omission of diet was returned as follows Accidentally was to hara proved without perjury. It was of the business, and he looked to them for cash with regard drowned whilst endeavouring to as a drown- admitted that Abdool Batman was a bankrupt, fordiscounting bills and other matters con doted and this wass matter of very great importance previoudy unknowa to hint, and who was rios show in the boat pote. Having given the boat Mr. May said he thought that anything like to police dress, came up to him and said, "lend hote to the tally-man, the boat left the ship. ing person." The case was perfectly plain, but and that be had sworn to all the debts on his with drying on the trade. Abdool Bluman
receive the remaining it was also perfectly plain that two persons schedale as bis own dehts, and therefore he had ounnection with several Chine merchante grave question of that kind should be at race ma 100 cash," at the same time taking one On the 22nd, whon abother of Heeds. Hook's
mace and cash from witness hand, and lighters walongside were drowned in certainly out more than 7 or 8 was coming there to contradict, that oath in Canton and Macao, and curried on with enquired into batte feet of water, any 10 yards down a sloping Therefore it was that Mr. May was convinged Them an extended bhainees At Inst, having Mr. Hayliar farther asked why it was that walking away. Then witness followed de portion of goods which they had on board, bench, (one witness put it at or that unless be were directed otherwise by this got deeply in debt for the arm of Fazalbhoy, Ma Abdool Rhaman, who was the misst likely manmanding the return of bin money, defendant witness spoke to the tally man on the inject yards, anotlier, who was all bat drowned Court the sil cases should come or first bomed Bugs, to whom the Chinese gave credit, to be causible, w not atted People who threatened to look him up, and threw his cash of that, remainder, the anused him to refer to himself, at 12 or 12), through the niter Thore was enormous prejudice to his client he was unable to meet the Hafifldies, and the wore acquainted with Indians knew that it was into the een. Witness then followed him to the ins oargu-book, and he there and then die want of nous and resource of a whole lat of men civil rights. The suppressed letters had not consequence was that the Chinese cutan over a common plan with them to try and shut the Inspector office, and loudly demanded his govered the omission of the twenty five ener here from Canton and Masso and ined him,months of one party The question was, was Ab money; while the man continued to threaten foresaid. Upon this discovery he intnediately There does not appear to bare beez une swim been opened to the present hour mer (except in his imagination) in the party,
and so far as Mr. Sharp's instinations went, dool Ramau agent for these men or washenot? bin, the Inspector came out. Inspector Duggan, went to the office of Messrs. Hook, when the but bad be mon formed line, they past hare
defendants under promise of assistance and by If he was the real imdot there was na dnes of in charge of Aberdess, corroborated the latter tally-mon was brought in, who depied all know. other like meane induded him to tuva a judge conspiracy. He was worn so on the schedule, portion of the foregoing, stating that he saw Jedgant the twenty-five cates. Boat note, rescued Are Baston, who was the victim of
drowning made easy," commoplycalled a swim,
ment entered, agamet bin by default, and he and that was the man to be placed in the box defendatit close to the door shaking his band now marked.B, is the note upon which the nt and menacing the Brst wilogia, who was def twenty-five pageant Gin abouă bura bren.en. ming jacket"
was consecuently put in gol, While bewus against these three men, in gaol, posers, papers and documents had been Mr. Muy Awonding to the ancient adagamauching the rotory of his cash. When witness terad. Had some reallection of the face of
Bemanded until the 27th instant.~ made away with, and the books of his firm when rogues fall out. The caso, lowerar, sooms went down the defendant scommet the comfiras prisons which had the initials of F. M. & Co. stamped to amount shortly to this Abduel Ebamna plainant of gambling. upon the leather covers, bad beep tampered with, watered into certain transactions with the an endeavour having been monde, to obliterate Chinese and in consequence of difficulties the original lacters, and the initials Ahe fies from Canton, He is sued and pot in baving been placed upon them, with a view of innol and the defendante are then obarged dusing the 'ourt and creditors to believe that with a conspiracy to make it appear that Ab-
Lam Afoot, salt-fab dealer, stated that he Abdool Rbxman as the man carrying on the cool Rhaman in the bathrop, g business, and of other wird sureshing Farbibboy Mr. Brereton assented to this statement of had gone from Taipingehen to Aberdeen; and was standing near the bridge, where he saw Mahomed Essa & Co., the real conduntors of the one, the affairs in Bombay, and who had large Mr. May I understand that there is an or complainant gambling with a sweatment funds. They thus tudod Abdool Bhama who gent necessary that this matter be prooseded hawker, defendant kok. hold of him, and they went away together, he did not follow, neither was apparently a fool, and their complete tool, with
Mr. Brereton said it his case was as he put of them were known to him, tog
then Mr. Francis is ost of Court. If beW BORBEEY, with a view of touring into bankruptcy, tö
Mr. Hayllar bere interposed, observing that showed the coumpiracy, dafontants vase fell to Chry Asan, amali; Leong Ashup, servant; the debts appear as hier G the evidense, in the Supreme Court disclosed the ground. Mr. Hayllar said that the object and Young, Akwan, cook, in the service of Mr.sisted in the presentation of a silver vase to was to stop, a civil action, Mr. Bracion bad Thomas, of No. 6 Arbuthnot Road, were placed Mr. Gillies, on the part of the European. fore. the nature of the affair.VVEDENA
Mr Brereton said he would bring forward never known a criminal notion stopped for sivil under a rulo of bail, one householder in 520, to men and clerks, and a rinbly smbroidered red witnesses, and produce the evidenco necessary ani. It miminal proceedings were not gone appear withio coa month. Complainant stated estin banner, in the centre of spiel, in obaraç- March 7 on with men whose actions had been original that fint defendant slept in the boun, the other tere of kid, was a complimentary address, to show it. he could not know as Chial Justice what took Mr. May enquired whether Long Ako, the might notrittstanding get a judgment at law, two onico. On the night of the god inst., ca the part of the Chinese workmen engage place in bankruptér,
complainant, had nos at first appeared de a Therefore it was most pecesary to get jadg bis wife and be bad retired about 10 o'clock, at the decks.
the former bird placed on the dressing table, u The silver vase was presented by Mr. Wolsby,. FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.
Hi Lordship said he had taken a very large plaintiff against 4bicol Bhaman, orchid Lament in the criminal case first man
Mr. Hayllar said be certainly looked poa gold rhain and trinkets, a gold brosch, and the secompanied by angat speech. The banner Lcong Akum. Erabboy Ahmed others, mas of
Mr. Brereton ahid be, proceeded, against Ab the course taken as an attempt to obtain au in model of Chinese aboo in gold, total-valoo gian by the Chinese who were present, was and ten other cases against the student upon of evidence, and had expressed an opinion gone against the firm ?
Mr. Haytlar said his client had serious ciril dool Raman, bepause he was under the imjanction by means of a criminal notion instead about $120. At about 8 am, the first do placed in consequence of their inability to speak.
Tequity suit bessass the men who fondant was called to attend to the child, and English, in the hands of the Venemble Arab ants. Testerday was the day to which the return of the writs of B
origent bid interents et peril and it was not fair to make pression; that he was the nodal debtor. When of by been postponed
han fight them when he was Inbouring nader the defendants found that Lung Akum had conld be called to give evidence in the latter she then made an outory that thieves bid been deacon Gray, in order that he, as their spokes. possibly prima facie case of conspiracy. He mistaken the facts, it occurred to them that form of proceeding were the man who wars pri to the hous, and that the had been robbed, man, might present it, with a few suitable
intended, which of course, was doma. had broughtan action against the Government, they would make it appear that. Abino! Blra soners in the Court His sido bad commenced. The articles enumerated were gone: upon ex-remarks to the gentleraan for whout it was In presenting the rase, Mr. Weleby, in addi- or against Mr. Barff, for the detention of man was the real trader. Mr. Breiten bere proceedings by.ening Chnag Loong for the aminetion of the house there wis not say evi the letters, and then they would be thrown pointed to the books on which tho initinta hadvale of the opinm he had bought, and they dece of forcible entry. Complainant bad,
It been altered, by Abdool, Derraj. (menager of tried to stop the notion by equity proceeding; therefore, come to the conclusion that the roh tion to the speech which he made, road the fol- over the cation in the civil cases." was not fair on his alient to mate the firm of Hubbay Goolam Hosein & then three writs of foreign attachment had bery had been committed by the servante. lowing address --
Whampoa, June, 1871, Mr. Brereton, for the plaintiffs in the various him practically fight his civil onas in s Cri), who had died a shot time back, Mr. baon ireued. The real question would turn pactor Grimes, who bad charge of the case.
DEAR SIRAs you are about to vacate the cases, stated tha, he bad instructed the Attor minal Court. His lordship had only heard Breraton continued, that Abdool Moussa bid upon whether Abdool Rosman was merely an had not anseeded wither in obtaining any D. GILLLES, Esq.
that in tracing the property,
oftios of which, as periytandens of the Hợng. des Cleneral, whe would be present-shortly hostile examination of witnessce, and there actually got up a schedule of the debts of Abdulgent or was trading by bitself. He protested further information to implicate defendants, or
fore he wished to go on with the oases in their Rhaman, and the latter, who was simply a fool, most strongly against the course adopted.
BAD MONET.
Long and Whampoa Dock Company'a docki at sent have my option before as
Hia Lor ship. Wall. Ill hear him. As pre- and afterwards take the criminal case. when be found what they doing, withdrew; and Mr. May observed that he did not think there
Yoko, a money-changer, whe was given this port, you have so long and so honourably The Registrar observed that it was coal to The gentlemen who wero defendants in that they kept bira banging on, telling blar they was any conection between what was done it
case were under rule of bail and were not were settling with the creditors to whom they auton and what was done here. Abdcel Ras in obarge under the following circumstances, diseburged the dutin, we, the undersigned fare give the Court 24 hours' notice,
Mr. Breretou said it was only within the last going to run away. He had tad large experi-infant kept making offers from ten per cent, man understood his position. The Chinese was sorrged Obus Ashow, servant to men and clerks, beg to avail ourselves of this WIPO No. 48, stated that on the 16th inst. opportunity to present you with the secom. 12 hours that it was decided to apply for the chce of these cases in India, where there were down to nothing at all.
may not: Thoy bave the right to produce wonster had given hit a go pate to get ranging siirar väsə, az elight token of our (so many 'cass of freud, and he protested Mr. May aid there was one particular quos against F. M. Bassa, poalponement
eateom and regard. banged for dollars. He had gone to defend The Registrar said that Mr. Brereton might against the carse taken in proscating these tion, on which it was necessary to be clear. | lave written to him on the pibrious evening, men not for Colony, hot for 'oodapirnay, when Against whom did Leong Akara appear." Was Matone Es's evidence, the ant'el stall, defendant was inside the shop, and but that as a courtesy which was not extend the issues arclred would be the same as those it against Abdool, Rhaman or against the de. Mr. May observed that if ful evidence could a bay was at the stall. The boy took the nate
not be got thà, criminal case must fall to the and gave witness 65, placing hie mark on each. jnskine and a generous disposition have en- in the praient cases. In India this was perer fendants pa done and never allowed, and in England tho. Mr. Rayillar said that Leong Akun did not ground. Ha enquired whether it might not be On the 25th instant his later had given him deared you to us and we shall never sees to re
sppear only one of the men who bad bien le boutained in the letters which had been de 1. to make purchase, the dollar was rejected gard you with pinch esteem, praatide was the same. The Registrar remarked that this was not
as bad. Witness came back to his marter, who Wishing yon God-speed in all your future tained. His Lordship Have you any cases on that ? frauded did so. the first time that the neglect had occurred.
Mr. Haylar Yes, day lond. I am not going Mr. May has placed himselt in the post! Tr. Hayllar. Quite so. I consider it shame. sent him to defendant, who looked at it and undertakings, wo rendain,
......Dear Sir, The Attorney General arrived at this point, to deceive your Lordship's mind'on'a point like tion of Isok Akow, who has been a creditor.ful Thess letters have been kept club for eix said it was bad, and that is it bore like mark this I bave cases. The learned counsel cited Mr. Hayllar observed that they uld not worke. The Government hold there have he would chauge it for a good dollar, whidb and apologised for being iste,
His Lordebip said there are thres forsign. v. Sparrow, showing that a party applying more in the case without Abisol Bisma, consented for them to be opened what right he aid at broer Kis chantor then gays 'defend is that the Attorney Gonbral le retained as wall stated that the dollar was buil; Hat somewhat digolfo detect, because it contained more over, it is demonstrated by lengthened or reton had intimated that there was something right of sation nalles the Court specifically way who tied put himself forward, How could
gave him leave to pimpsed with it. It was often the defendants be indioted for conspireay for as acting far the Government: KL
No one who has knowɑ Mr. Gillivà căn do perience that a timely indication to thêm of
Mr. Brereton observed that he would have than 50 per cent of silver; it was ok of Chi
otherwise than fear that be is well deserving of The Atorney General said he had a motion the case (ssid Baller, Jy that criminal prossen doing what Abdool Khaman had done?
Mr. Britston observed that what Mr. Hayllar. been very happy to avail himself of Mr. Hayl. nese manufacture. the effects which will he brought about by to make. His Lordship, wond-soo by the adtions wore iustitnted to sift out fcots, and this
the compliment thus paid to him: "Hie with He would not be in conṛt
SITE A CURIOSITY IN COIN, AN Tam Afoot, a moner-changer, wan flinchargge (drawal is, I know, a soutes of mabb egret, not their inaction is the best possible means of davit fled that a public prosecutium was going as an unreasonable waste of the time of the said was no doubt in abordanes with his in tara udrosary. rousing them from their lethargy. To take on agains two out of tas broe garnisheer Court. The sfidavit bere proved that it was structions, but the theors of those instructions, trabling Ele Worship had been able to do so,
www part of this qőkupiralby,
The Attorney Goueral had been willing to have from custody Atesman famed Walter Baronly to those who baterocorsionally business to
man slid that út booh of the thine tont; trousact at the docks but to all who have bad - Mr. Hayllar-According to your own state had the letters opened a month ago.
maj steps for our own protection is no act of hosted in the actions, for conspimay to defraud the object in this instanes to sift out factal various alk merobata at Canton. The prose The case cited showed that if the criminal lity towards the respectable Chiuse, or the cation was likely to be importit, and the information was granted the civil case mast mant Abdool Rhaman in the man at the root of May ngged that to bring a number baving & which he desired to change, he had she pleasure of meeting him
of letters in an Eastern Isnguage into the gone to defendant'w'stall and asked for changes MO officials, who if they lack the moral courage debes would be the same ss that whichwald be abandoned. They were, nesking. i estab: the whole thing we
Mr. Sharp-When he found how he was being court, would necessitate ita sitting perhaps 10-cent piecre And had been Riven a lot of JEFF. DAVIS AND THE LOST CAUSE." be given before His Lordship, and would show |lish at the Police Clogst the same pro-
(Nee York Times, May 30.) to put down disturbances, are certainly likely what property was liable to pay the plaintiffededingers here, and to stay this in or unde a tool of, he pads doidration in bink thres Four hours, while they were being small piece of silver. He had then gone into JEFF
der to sift put facts. His Lordship raptér
translated. If they were to be produced, public hadee, and tenderec one of these wilver Many persons bay feel surprised that the to suffer very severely if an outbreak actually desidera veasnake
would he beat to make come arrangement to pieces in payment, ut it was Tejceted a long beaded members of the Democratic occur. The action is hostile only to those His Lordship auquired why the ufidavit had would hardly prejedios bis olient's rights Mr. Hayllar What are we charged with 9,
Elayllar bere absorred that the complain-food that be bad five buch pieces DAVE BUL, 100 faut se fut, Mr. Barje je, poo ho are disposed to act with hostility and not been illed before, and why the officer of thé mnoh ng ibat, although he was sorry to bear Mr. Brereton-The three défendante "ure obriate this age by being Barrent in the Bolany." He had then party de nu contrive to silence Mr. Jefferson
Court had no notice, at least on the previons from his Lordship that the proceedings in charged with bonspiring to dederte the dreditors
with the idea that Abdoot Bhautau was really ante could not take both remediootRUE AND VAGABOND, evening, fr. Brereton baring stated that it was bankraptor had prajudiced him, sha
the dabitur fotke sum of $20,000, while the in the eqtian sesult a man oballther Ho-Ji-Hidy, unemployed, was donvicted of much for them. He represents, as Louis Nayo. Magento real wiktors were Faznlbhoy Mahoma Fan, me his assailant orlainally or bring us Aution baing & rogue and a vagabond, and extend leurs need to say of himself, a "antise and
defeat and the Soul bern-sople like him an to danajes but he could not do both to three months with hard labour. He was 15 account, abe prafer to her bim trouk and ruffians constituting the mob, who are inga had latterly crept into the Court," and "FA
Mr. Haylar.Your Lordsbiy said as much of Bombay yes feriral seda
Mr. May. There in this difficulty. When Ball would stop so zotion in the summary found sleeping hi arpenter's sted bath But that cause rather than listen to the not the class of men whom we need be Alexander seriously complained of the infras--that you knew the proceedings. He dontend-
de not able to give any other boat of him It is only another, illustration of the insupera- sporially aptions to conciliate when they re-tier of the rule giving ond clear day's noticed that this abchild unt interfere with las Lord, tind creditors contrasted with no human, Chart, if the object atter of it were before one of the bode 23 an outer unpalatable advice of Mr. John Quincy Alumne.
to the Court except where abere were epsdial. ship feeling in this chic. It was a precedent did he represent hirf as the agento Fazl Criminal Cont sort to threats. The Chinese officials are to reasons. Mr. Alexander was very axion to bid Lordship would not set to allow case bhoy Musored E&Co or tid he contract Mr May: I should hesitate to commence this that that he also was a carpenter, who 'tab dificulty which the Decor have to face prone to temporise with them, and this habit keep the proceedings of the Court regular, and which had been before the court in five proceed with them on his own responsibility? If the action knowing of the civilproceedings do not writed from Fatahanino days ago, and the shinier, that in graming to shor ings to be stayed in this way. The Police each Chinese pare credit to Thaan & Co., they can know why Lime is snob ewinent haste. There having no money was obliged to leave his tools which would be at once qgceptable to the North are proceedings in the Supreme Court, and parean security for bis passage. He had goon into and best to the South. Mr. John Quincy frequently aneonzages them to commit it was quite within bis province.
The Attorney-General quits--sympathised mat impropriety in a small Colony, where procesd against that fri.
the shed towelery, kroninggo onein Hongkong Adatze anderende the temper of the North, natrages. If we auitate the Chinese practice, with Mr. Alexander in the trouble which bo bad the parts Bridenge would be published in the Mr. Brereton i Zes, tasy are doing số; bat es of what would be told here will be told there.
LAXONY FROM A LIGHTER;
and Jefferson Davis modelelands equally well we must look for the same results; but if we in this and obbor és, but the first postpone aspapers, when there was no opportunity of they are ignorant of how to proceed in such Mr. Braten observed it would be premature show that, though undasirius in any way to hentai on secount of the Criminal Session proving his client's cage. And where therefore mailers, they are greatly at the mercy of for to restare pon wey civil proceeding IE Ch Chum Aro Chen Achsorg, bontpon, Oncong the tempel of the Sodib. If brly inomoto The priblication must be prejudicial to a fair tria reignare. The plan of the deception prootiood cirminatharge (méret proved, the civil cases Fye for shriff and Worg Afait, wodolle, misy" could be devized which would find furor And ather purtall büxibelsWhile thiể
oharged on the 24th inat, with stealing twoity in both sections of the comtry But there is His Lordship asked Mr. Hylla others public would be imbued with a certain view upon them was that the firm first acted liberally, would fall to the ground fam
Mr. Haylar-That is just it a balore the whole case a herethem! It was but afterwards watched en opportiquity when
five cases of gin, the property of Messen. Huok, the rab. If the Domborate plegae, the Scaith; be objected to the post pozemnants
air. Hayllar objected to the whole thing impossibif these three men were in the book they had got the Chinese well into their Looks My Beeston urged that there was no Son and Co, wore again placed in bo dbok, they offoud, the North, and any puvement ther to the postponentat and to the war in whist to prove their cans. Ierald be open to the and then barat, undue barte at all. They were sned more when Mr Collage, a clerk in the Arm, gave make render their prospecia Tather worse than it was done. But be had, rather go upon the other side to croes-examine thous men in the Mr. May oppaired what was the position of than week ago These wako lngle vilenes as follows in the office of Bay Were Before. Henos, arve have infed merits, time being very important to his client civil case if they wanted to show that the pro Loong Alam, did he teal vaib Fazul bboy Ma-precedent szinting of criminal proceedings the morning of the 22nd matant, when the out, they try to fill up the line by being
homed Eson & Chu or with Ardeol Khaman beng postponed in favour of diviziranite; | mate of the Britiga ship Melbrek came and Chandra tirant-the man who close to be f He would withdraw any objections to the party seized was stolen.
The Attorney-General. We don't west to in other words, did he know that the laster was whereas there were many precedents for the reported something about 25 cases of gin in ful to his co-try, and who does not gy about the of notice.
pary of the firm of the termer, and deal with opposite bourse. If in the course of a civil onsation with one of the rat gliters, boat country dropping bitte about the probable obp that MAREA Mang The Chiel-Jule-Very well then,
LAD suit the "Indge ocdamitin for a criminal No. 7 to a clerk named Ribeiro. He was revival of the Lost Canse." The President, this ccension Isball not press it against Mestleyllar ankod whatoler they wanted to him on Last basis,
Mr. Brereton The particular charge is that question to be tried, he suggerided the oigil aware that fir consequence of this report en whom Jefferson Davia does not love the Attorney-General. We stund on merita. My do. The plaintiffs had taken the property and of this Colony deserve thanks and commands. accepting the waiver, however, west up, beteer had no defence facept in showing that it whap Abdool. BuSKDAD: FAN JA Kno), defondante daso. / He anked his Worship To: follow the buiry bad besa mada" "Oh the morning of the Sular, with any portion of "the".
was stolen property which they wished to sy took steps by alliteration of books to transfer was carbs in this matter 14th, witness happmed to be passing near the party. We sincerely hope that made..precedent
all these liabilities, so as to runka it appear that Mr. May I must say, bavite chiained fill Carton Whur and uliced so coolies carry NASA KERES The Attorney Gotieral then proceeded to safer,
His Lordship aid he ones give way to a pra they did not rezolve on Abdyo. Blumna het information as to the mes position of this in a number of cancer of gin bearing the mark the meanwhile, the people have no aronan case, I agree that if Abikoi Khuranaxter. L in a diamond, with underneath, the for misunderstanding the untinenta af te state that the public prosecution was initiated on grennda quite apart from the plaintiffe Beautian swem to se being by the Attorney, the firm in Bombay.
Mr BayllarIf the Chiness have been de adinto 2 ochadirocy stich an arrangement be same mare as thoas reported by the mate, Soothera vite of the Democratic party, The intersets and was, to be oppdared before their General as public prosecutor.
3. Heyr mais the real object was to pre-coired, it is Abdool Bhaman who has duse it two him and others would be a criminal com, fudith prischer who was one of the police other day of Lingnuth, Gu,“ doo, Hard" interests, although he happened to be sngaged to say there was nothing in it, but two for them. But the plaintiff view of the matter indice bis ease. They could not put it in the al-He has admitted bill to be pet into gaol spiracy; but I do not has then proceedings onrrying the danas piously known to read all addrobe to M. Davie, sa tlie course of was set forth in the affidurit (which the last davit that public justfos would be imperilled. It he was the real trader, there could be no intenor 3 Lie or minal proceedings are going witness su one of the catside polies usually en op he do not ow propone to re- things are undeniable. There was just as od ccaneel provaded to read.) The lettere bus eaid that the plaintifs intareste would be ghange of conspiracy, nothing, was wire on in the Superior Court, there is any necessity ployed by the hem. First std second prisonere view the dried arme that closed in the over.. much in it at the prelude to the Toutsin which as stated, had been appressed, would prediced Now Mr. May had decided that presented. If he has Tally Topped for haste. I will take steps that the defend. were following the spolies and appeared to have throw the Southern cause. That is not a Masmore, as far as we could tes in Sither throw light on the position of the garniskom, public justice was not prejudiced by the ad-himself to be the real leader he is eats he here and the case be gans on with if charge of them. The first prisoner was captale loss cause. 116 Uge cane of constitutional li the main motor in the sieged conspiracy, DROST MALAN AND A of No. 7 boat, and the second prisoner a bonerty, and will fot triumph." In reply, Mr. and assist the Court in deciding but property journment.
Mr. BreretonThe very charge wo bring Mr, Brereton reenectfully submitted that his man in the same Stopping the coolie with the Davis pointed out the necessity for being very case; and there is the best reason to believe was able to be stianhed. It appeared that the The Attorney General aid that Mr. May
Worship was bound to hear the dase. This was ones, withers knið “în2 Obfuese to the fray and stags in the expression of their opinions, bot that a very moderata display of force would magistrate bad adjourned the case, and he (the bad communioited to tim that he adjourned against than defendant le
Mr. May.lt je only consistent with the not a can where a stranger came and laid a second defendshie: Where did you get these be went quite far enough. He talked about Attorney-Generaly bad comminicated with Mr.simply for an indication from this Court whe have been cuticlent to sort the latter events, and bad been informed by kim that be ather becas WAR to get
theory that Abdool Rhamn in some way kept chargo; it was brought by responsible officere twenty five ones from when the first said:upholding the right of a State to withdraw It is at the least equally probable tint the journed in order to receive some indication Mr. Hayllartile own opinion being that up the fiction, and was biglaonspirator of the Government. There was an enquiry in followed Alook to get them back from from a votary compact." The Lost Caude arrival of the Thistle and the knowledge that from this Court as to whether the civil seri-should no M. May asked whether so that it must be difficult to get at the facts the Chief Justice's Chambers Be was aware honse No 145 Witness kope this Alock to be was dear to him more precious even than preparations were being made in Hongkong minal case should proceed first. Great as might there any area necessity that all. The casa comes before me as a perelty, as of these proceedings and approved of their bra tally-man employed on board No. 7, and life; and, be added, "1 glory in ita remem be the materests of the plaintifs, the interest case sboold go on; and enbeuquently decided I know nothing more than is on the deposition, ing inscitated. No one squid, under the air replied: "Cap won, poirb out this boned to brance. All this is very easily understude
and the facts bonnested with the alleged con aumstances refors to hear the cape me?" When ist defendant said, "Yes, I can. As for Jefferson Daria, in any other country dissipated the excitement, as that, supposing of Jasties were paramount. And if the that there was not.
The Attority-General suggested that Mr. spiracy are not 1bere set forth
Mr. Hayilar expreased a doubt if precedent but I do not know it it in No. 145 or not." but this he would have been banged long ago: nothing bad been done, the excitement would evidence in the civil case were kirazdy made
Mr. Fiereton said he would explain the mat.sould be ahows of sivil p
near, and gave the first and second prisoners. banged, Daria would not have suffered unjdetly, have passed over of itself. We are not callod public before the trial, it woukl prajedice the May be invited to come down to the Court.
fury in one way or the other in the criminal case
ter to the Court, and recapitulated the wait: poned to orimligi va proceedings bung post-Witness than called IPC. No. 181, who was wd if traitors and rebels ever deserve be facts connected with the "obarge. The credit Mr. Brereton said that. Le could easily into his postody, Witness then asked tho. No great revolution was ever seen before, in upon to ran such a risk as we should incur and therefore it was very desirable to postpone
had been given to Abdool Thamar in Uauton show this to be the tact, if be had time fourth defendant. "Can yen point out the which the leaders were allowed to escape, and and believing be would act pay, Lok-a-row bad to look up the books, and went on to say that a house whence you brought the gin and be permitted to go about the country afterwards Mr. Hayllar, said he had beeg brought into
his being induced to file the petition in bank of the ends of Justice.
coolie who happened to be passing, who was being too magaunimous but appposing that it raptory sad the other incidenta before men- Me: May disaented,
kupwa to him, he gave him charge at the cases was all right to let Davia go, surely the country tioned.
Mr. HayllarThat is a power from the Soli-of iu matil he returned, and wout immediately has some claim upon him in retura for its ge- with the IP,C., the fet utsecond defendants, nerosity. General Lee set him a good example. Mr. May enquired who had possession of the oftor General R On raming, Mr. May attended, and stated
Mr Brereton-It is impassible to set forth. guided by the fourth, to a house on the Praja From the sartender at Appomattox to the day a proof of the dangerous state of affair. Hayler said he also appeared tos Noor that he had adjourned principally to await soms booke Plant EMCHA ESPERTO
Kr. Brereton stated that when Abdool Eba.the merits of the base in this desultory converWest, near the Gas Worka, being No. 14k of his death, General Lee was never known tu existing, and the extreme likelihood of a dis. Mabumused Kamin, but not for Noor Mahom. sort of direction from His Lordship. The
Attorney General then replied to Mr. Hayllar's man came down from Canton, he brought national way la uompetent under this Thero be eat the third prisouer in the shop, atter a word calculated to riviva the wild de- turbance Brining before very long even if we Hadji. -
Mr. Starp said be represented Abdool Bahargament, esatending that the prejudice to ths them, and they then bad the initials of ME mode of going into it for an advocats easily, to and said big, Wao delivered that liquor to Insion which brought such apparalleled dissateve refrained from any action. & the case is
mad in the bankruptcy."
craina) came one way or the older by con- & Do,op them. The defendants admitted having best the facta no es to make the matter appear you when he replied, "I have got ro upon the Byuth, or to injure the Government put by an able correspondent whose com- Mr. Brereton and he also represented Kintinuation of the cistil one would be greater put the labels out. These very books contained right. If this proscato be taken, it will be liquor" first and second defendants beard what which had extended to bin its forgivene, But than that done to the civil case by the continua, the writing of Abdoul Mouen, when clerk in possible to deal with all the civil sau at once, passed. Turning then to the fourth defendant, Davis je not a man capable of appreciating such munication we published yesterday, the Han.
Mr Hayllar said he did appear for Noortion of the griminal. His Lordshipssid he weld the house of FM. Esas in Bombay; and ecause it will be shown these defences are witness said You say from this house," and the 1 an examples this. In mansk still go about, not darinsrely too much upon their proclamativus, Matemmed Hadji. He was the same man en decide to-day. A full report of the proceedings Abdool Mooss knowing that Abdool Rhe groundless. We put it that the person in man replied " To Another Chimamen thut satisfied with the awful mischief he has already afterthe adjournment will be given to-morrow. Iman was only a clerk, neverthelesa bed Bombay has sent money to pay the creditors advised "Tea had better tell him, where you wrought, scattering firebrande and arrows of which are generally issued after the excite Kamiss. The whole name was not there.
Mr. Brereton-There was no want of courtesy,
Mr. Alexander.
to resson when they find a practical demon-et to him. stration that sich defiance of authority may lead to serious consequences to themselves and their fellow citizens; while ne rospects the Mandarins, if they are dispused to delay taking vigorous action in the
Mr. Hayllar observed that he could not g
get
Professional and business qualifications of a
high order, combined with a strict sense of
i
Tours respectfully. (Hero follow the Signatures.)
Mr. Gillice asemed much stated at this mani
hops that any given excitement will blow attachment naass on the paper, and Mr. Bre. for a criminal information maat waire: bis The complainxot'u 'onse was that he was the have they to onf Tatter? The awkward puitant into custody::: Thé nhroẩ at the Mingistrady ostution of good will towards him, and replied
against the interests both of China and of
thore.
foreign nations. It is hostile to the royales the prodding 12 houre Thane lex proceed in the case
only decided to make this application, withîd Hie Lordship. I didn't say I was prejudford
resort to force for deferente purposes, we are prepared and willing to protect ourselves whenever occasion shall require, we shall make the officals the more active in their ondeavours to control the people, and the masses the less disposed to disobey the orders of their officials,
For these rassode we consider that Mr. Act ing Consul Hangs and the Lazur GovENOR
tion for the promptitude with which they have met the exigences of the crisis which recently threatened, and which it way now be hoped is passed. It is easy, as sonte do
by neglecting to put curselves in an attitade this till after the criminal proceedings.
His Lordship asked Mr. Hayllar whether that courts would be agreeable to him.
Mr. Hayes Certainly, my lord, if my mis mory la to be impagued,pine CAN
o'clock.
if
in a short-but very appropriate spotch,
faith-
lemocratic
will
of defence. If ordinary precautions taken this mutter, He appeared for the garnish motion was then postponed to thras followed him down to this. Than bad ensued | refusal to hear the case would result in a defeat' 'replied that he could; Qalling an outside mouthing sedition. There is sigh a thing as
for our protection should in any given case Abdool Moussa only. have the effect, as is is argued thy way, Mr Brereton and he appeared for the P. &
of causing an outbreak, this would only be 0. Copany who were garnishers, and bad oc
objection to the postponement.mend t
Mo