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CRIMINAL STERIÒND. BEFORE THE HON, CHIEF JUSTICE

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ading and demente vers in perfect urler. But away with tae property of the Erco, crime was but a ridiculous mouse. The whole ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH MAIL. this happened to come to fistars of Chiney; and that by prosecuting us, they will get it matter," he srid in conclusion. "lios in a nut

The M. M. steamer Aux, Capt. Rouraenu,

queu-

A commission kan beak appointed to enquire

vention with regard to shipwrecked seamen was not impracticable, appears probable from

and let us ace what was the result: “Eeank back. Lacking at the circumstances we have shell. Did these people couspire" de altar the. Hamid haya Chinoy is the same a Fanthus heen placed in the ritin that has been books with the intention alleged in the indict from Marseilles 29th October, via Port Baid, the treatment of the people rexened so yoox

Abined, this is a rose (rand which is being per- brought upon us the delay to which we hate mant, or did they simply alter the books with Suez, Aden, and Galle 22nd, Singapore 2811. after by the Bingdoro, and it coay, therefore,

Spetrated by Abdool Motea. Ho is receiving been ablested, the partion deserve your symbe intention of putting Abdoul Rhaman Nov., and Saigon 3rd December,, with the goods from Bombay sent on by Esk Hammid, pachy." It is we who have been conspired brough the Bankruptcy Court, or is it disprov. French mail, arrived yesterday morning --- perhaps be regretted that the plan was

bnt railly coming from Esa Ahmed and which against if thero has been any conspiracy. The ed before you that they had anything to do with adopted of retiring for future instructions,

Abdul Mooss and Nour Mahomed.

LONDON, 11th November. instead of making some attempt to correos! This case was resumed at 10.30 am. On ought to be honded to the Chinese oraditare barge of esaspiracy would never bara bern the alteration of the booke? It this is not so, are (From the Ceylon Observer)

The Times plates that the German Inden- the information was solutely proved to be ity Bille failing due in London amount to ten the mistakes made, and at all crents to at taking his sent the Obief Justice acquired of Now from first to hat, heyond this barasuppoai- brought forward if it had not been for the your minds olear that the intention stated in

Mr. Hayllar whether he had comluded his case. tion based on the names being somewhat similar, things mentioned to you.

The ler ned Gaunsel then passed on to a review the intention of these parties, that you can say and a quarter millions sterling tain the smaller object with which the expe

Mr. Hayllar said he proposed to put in two there has been no evidence whatever to substan

Mr. Kelly has been acquitted of the charga dition was at first sat on foot, instead of an pieces of documentary evidence. The first was to the suspicion that Kea Ahused and ssak of the evidence which had been brought forward. there is no room for doubt I feel that 1

**LONDON, 14th November. apology being demanded before it was itoa puwer of attorney to Abdul Devraj, which Hamid, are the persone. No oneaequiusted The chief evidence for the prosecution ought not, in a dago like this to ask you to give of murdering constat aquitted

showed who were the parters in the Sim of in the least with the Indian language could fail hal been that of Abiool Rahman. The the berulis of the doubt; but that I sing look roughly known whether the American Gov-Hambhoy Geolumbossein. This was warn to sea that there is no connection between them. only remst he would make upon it was that for a fall, fres and gosarats anquittal, confident ernment and people were prepared to enforce to by Mr. Brereton, who was requested to go There is no more similarity thon between my it was scntradisted in one of its mest ma that you will weigh the position we have been it, in case of refusal. The result is that a into the bar, and who stated that, be bad name and Ehlers, one voiamencing with Eterial pointa by the evidence of an impartial placed in, and that your sympathics will be into the loss of the fagora, and Lord Lawrence The atsamer Meeri left. Lisbon with the new- of business, and had boon stipenned to emplared, a gentleman whose business it is remembered that the evidenos came he neer which we hare gaffered, and which have The Chronicle and Dircotory, for 1872. most unfavourable impression with regard to dived this document from Abdul Devraj in the lord the other with HA. But a Parsea broker witness, Mr. Seth. It was further to be awakened for the hardship and injury to bust- has beau appointed president.

to get business for himetf, and placed fore, them tainted as that of an accom been the result of mistaken energy on the party Governor and reinforcements of Troops for the United States must be produced not only produce it. May

un the track of this spooryphal Trand.plice, if any crime was committed, and the jury of one person, Chinos, more than of any other Go

Ctolern has re-appeared at Constantinople, The Government tras decided to submit.co The Chief Justice suggested that Mr. Brera Steps are at once taken by bm. Let us note unuld only occpt it in those parts whore it is cor cause. There are many matters which I have in the Cores, but also in China. This inuet. he a anbject of regret to all foreigners here, ton could, if he wished, claim not to testify upon what thoas steps were. The Opium i sold to roborated, and not in any part abera it was to not tocabed upon, several points of which rou as it is against the interests of all that the it, but that gentlemen did not avail himself of a Chinaman, who is forbidden to pay for it. show conspiracy. He did not see there, we have been argued before his Lordship, and I need the National Assembly project for doubling

he privilege. The second document was 8

The Anting Attorney-General-We have not any crime intended. Abdool Babman was the not go through them again. I may I feel the capital of the Bank of France, and for in prestige of any one nationality should be power of Attorney from Basak Hammid to had a word of this in the oned,

proper person to go through the Court. He most strongly in this case, and though I have creasing the circulation of motss to three His Lordship The depositions were put in, was one of the parties obviously indebted to not expressed to you so forcibly as I might my millions.

M. Goolard has been appointed French Min joupardised. The regret felt must be the dool Lousa. In patting it in, Mr. Hayllar

the Chinnien; and the learned Counsel wor own indignat on, I think you will agree that greater when it is considered that had the pointed out that it ture the slap of the Re and the narrative, therefore, admitted.

Tus Aoting Attorney-General. But it ought covinced that so for from there being a crime, these people have been grievously injarod byister to Italy, and M. Picard, Amimasador to gistrer in India, who according to the ralse

Belgium, original iden been adhered to, the expedition,there, know Bank Hammid personally. It was to bare been stated."

they were profectly just fed in parting him being brought before bbie Court.

A large fire has occurred at Geneva. His Lordship, without absolutely negativing through the Court, in order to wipe ont The Acting Attorney-General then replied.

LONDON, 14th November, and re-inforcing might have proved successful, and the way given in July 1971, and showed that Fenn-

this abjection, expressed his opinion that their liablity so far on they ware conserned, reviewing the evidence

The Lord Chief Justice, Sir Alexauder Cock- have been paved for at some future time Humaid's beness commenced in Murch.

The Chief Justice noticed that this was a cause should be acorded to counsel in such a lt a would be recollented that Rahman rolated bis previous argumenta. He observed that opening up 8 commercial intercourse, rery short time for the business to have beene, Addressing himself to Mr. Hayllar, he contarsations which took place at very con his learned friend and commenced his barn, has protested against the appointment of which would have been beuficial going on, and made some remarks indicating added: I quite follow you. He saw things widerable intervals of tizzo. All his evidenca address by anying it would be long and Sir Robert Collier to a Judgeship, and subse to all foreigners in those parts. As it is, the that there has an apparent discrepancy in view coming from Bombay and be institated pro-was of that kind. When, therefore, they found would contain harsh terits. It had con quently his appointment on the Jadioal Cont

of the other evidence.

ceedings bonuso ho thought that Banak Han-him contradictol by Mr. Beth, in saying that it tained hamah terms bat bad not been very long, aistre of the Privy Council, as violating the difficulty of doing so is enhanced, and the Mr. Hayllar pointed out that bis Lordship.id and Eara Ahmed were the camo persons. was not Mr. Seth brought the paper into gaol, and he would not detuin the Jory eveu ao long spirit of the Act of Parliament.

Mr. Hayilar do not mean to impute any and when a mark upon the paper made by Mr. as his friend. There were four points for conThe health of the Qarea continues to improve.

HAAMNTEEDAM, 19th November, 1871.

The second Chamber at today's sting voted chances of pushing progress in this direction was evidently under a misapprehension, and was have been indefinitely postponed. The whole confounding Fasak Hammid with Esa Ahmed. improper motive bat urge that he did so be Bell is shown to be Lordship, he jury would sideration; first, the nature of the offence The former was the usan they wanted. He boped cause he thought he was doing a fever thing be convinced that the latter was the witness of charged the very acts done the proof of these affair has, in fact, been unfortunately bungled he bad made it clear to the jury that there to stop the money which was to be paid to Ab truth, and if so what boons of Abdool Rab-aats, and the object with which these note were the abolition of the butchi Legation at the The Colemal Minister, has embroitted to the doel Mobs by the purobater of the opiaman'a toshimony? Seth indisputably brought done. The first would be explained by Papal Court. almost from the beginuing, and has ended were two men. This was his cou

Mr. Hayllar heu proceeded to address the Leong-a-cheong and sued for the price, and here the paper into the gool, but Rabman anore that his Lordehip in his summing up, and the

rasalved itsal into the

Chambers a Bill for a complete Railway system in an illustration of the old adage that by

jury as follows:-Gentlemen of the Jury the matter bilurcates. That was ou the 7th it was Tronght by another person Me, Hoyller second

LONDON, 18th November, (Afternoon) grasping too much, one maylose all.

It is with great regret that I feel compelled June, and on the sell same day wo have a thoughs that rashly disposed of any valuetobest- tion whether they did anything likely to in Jan

The Chandra has stranded of the Tale of to take up your valuable time in discussing the counterblast from the other side, a petition tributed to his testimony regarding these acneor Befrand Loong Akam by representing that the affairs of these two prisoners. I call them in bankruptcy being fed against Abdoul antions. It was obvious that if his memory wor debtor was not F. b. Ena & Co. He then re ARRIVAL OF HE. SIR BIOHARD

BOMBAT, November 18th, 7.3 A.. affaire, because I do not see any crime which haan. The connection between those not to be depended on, on a point so simple, viewed the evidence, applying it to the last Wight.

The Mirzapore, with Eclipse Expedition, ann be laid to their charge. I am sure, how two fagte may not be very obvious to you, but it could not be trusted when he goes into small point. There, wild be no doubt, be held. it His Excellency Sir Rickard MacDonnell arever, as I have only occupied you one day while it will supply the link necessary to enable you details. Taking out the evidence of Rahwin the jury accepted the statements of the wit- Tived yesterday by the French Mail steamer tho procecution bas taken up four, you will to understand it. It was intended to make use there was no evidence of a omspiracy. Abnesses, that the frm of. F.&. Ess & Co. did M. and Mire. 3. M. Ferguson, daughter and. Ava, ut 10 am considerable number of respecially an I endeavoured to save you the of the bankruptor proceedings, which afford a dool Bulwan and Abdul Mousa were both exist, and this was shown by the witnesses 508, Capt Layard, and ise Blackett, for Coy "The Moolten wrived on the previous day; denta szembled to greet him on his return, trouble of hearing the case further altogether certain right to examine the parties in Ubam-serrauts of the firm Abdool Rahman was speaking of the manager of F. M. Esu & Colon, left Stathampton, October 25th. All well. by taking devon points, which I decidedly hers, to find out the truth se to whether this prolearly in the power of the orediters, being in Canton, and it was in the highest degree and he was welcomed with a hearty cheer on thought would settle the ones in favour of be perty belonged to Abdool Mecs or to the firm supported by theu. Was it 30 the most unlikely that fursy world give, extensive credit 21 days from Suez Unprecedented passage leaving the wharf in the carriaga. A salate prisoners-lead me your patience while I place of Elussimuboy Goolankoosein & Co. It being probable inference that they were dealing to n man in Roatan's position, receiving only 15 hours throng), Canal, but fomed fato Vigo, was fired from the battery us be landed, and before you clearly the circumstances under possible to take thead proceeding, taken they thus with others? Could the jury believe a salary of 500 enpoes a Fear. The foot from weather, failure of coals, and provisions the charch bells sounded a posi of welcome, which these men were brought before you. In ware and Leong-a-cheong obtatus on inter- that the eclie, who was now out of eu that the book had been altered was shown her rate fell down to three knuts, and finally Some mistake, however, appeared to have been the course of my remarks 1 shall be compolled plesdary issuo to make a fight the question ployment, ant who would be in a great de by the book themselves, and the object the boilar barat. The Coylon passengers were

to make some observations paislel to myself whether or not the plum belongs to Abdool gree mider the influence of China as his with which this was duue was proved by all wall."

A LIBEL ON THE BALLET. made in official quarters, as only a limited now personally, but which in the conscientious dis Mocea. Now, gentlemen, e copnsel for Abnese, casis forward on the 8th September for the fact that the parts of the books torn out the first time of his own free will, and could were precisely those where the tame of the

Mr. John Cullinaon, the publisher of the Li- ber of the Heade of Departments were present, obarga of my duty to my clients I am bound doel Moosa at the time, I took before his Lord- while the usual body guard of Poice were can. to Joy before you. These men are charged with aip saveral objections in law against an inter- they credit bin statement that his reason for firm appeared. It was noticeable that Leong- spionona by their absence. Captain Deane was conspiracy, but the evidence adduced is not pleader being a proper proceeding, I did not not speaking balore was that Moosa had said-yow only atatel but one book was altered serpool, Letter, a weekly paper, was charged on that of acsospiracy, bot evidence of defendants than gu-iate the face, and the arguinant be did not wish the affair to be known The Had he been giving a fabricated story, the like the 14th Out. at the Liverpool Police-court, seen mounted with a considerable body of a having committed a certain set. I wish you confined to the question of the interpleader. In whole charge about the books war in itsult lihood was that he would bave stated that all with having pabisabed a malicious libel on the rd Sibke and nativo Police waking his way like particularly to load your oarelal attention to the meantime, the money was not paid, and bis most improbable. If Mogan did not wish it wers tampered with. As to the question why Colonna troupe of female dancers, who are now defeated warrior towards the Central Station tant fact, became, in a very recent case, in Dortabip did put give judgment, I will tell to be known, why not do it himself? Cool he had not been asted this before, this was the giring performances at the Theatre Royal in some quarter of an hour after H.E. landed; which soux men were charged with personating you why. It was for a very good reason. This the jury possibly believe that he would rely stereotyped question is nit quaes where there that town. The libel coinplained of was con that bore was evidently, a mistake in this women, aud with a conspiracy to personat resolution is one of the buren and oppressive upon a ccolie, and let him have knowledge of was no other answer to be given. In regard tained in the following paragraph We have women and to do other acts, Lord Chief measuree against these people, of which I com the fact? Why give the coolte a wample of the to the discrepancy betworn Seth and Rabzon's been told, on what wema unquestionable an direction, and presamably a similar ona in other Justice Cockburn, than whom a greeter anthe plain. The proceedings in bankruptcy go on, and letters, why, in the name of common sense, get testimony, it was not very extraordinary that thority, that while the doors of the theatre-in Departments. The Lieut-Governor, the Cority does not live, inid it down emphatimily about July, Abdool Rhamn is made bankrupt this man to do the sot, when be must have Mr. Seth should not exactly remember a matter which no drinking is allowedro closed by loni-S-cretary, the Hon. Mr. Smith and Mr that the charge which should have been toade in a way over which we have no contest whatever. known there is every likelihood, indeed almost in which he was not interested. In conclusion, midnight, the green room remains open til Russel went to meel His Excellency on was not that of conspiracy, but of doing the The petition in Baskriptoy by Leong. Akuma certamy, of his going and talking the thing the Attorney General said with regard to the fear in the wording, and the Coleune girls board, and among the present at the What thing itself, esaid this:"I am clearly of opinion was made on the 9th Jane. In the meantime, all over the town, the very thing to make him question of motive, his Lordship would instruct stay there to drink and flirt with such gay noticed the Postmaster-General, the that where the proof jutended to be submitted of conree ull the money from our little consign-disposed to do so being the injunculan to seare. the Jury that it was not necessary in a prose) young apavku as have unemptied purses"

us for this oy, as there is nothing which makes people cation of this description to show distinct support of the information evidence was adduced njury is proof of the actual commission of ments is lying idle; a bill drawn Ouroner, the Inspector of Government Schools, crime, it is not the proper course to charge the price is refused payment and protested. Tent, more inclined to speak of a matter than giving iteat. There were many suppositions to show that this statement was entirely untrue, the Honorable Mr. Roweth, and others, We partics with conspiring to commit. For that feartand before you, was the reaalt of these it an importanos by casting a mystry ovar it which a motive might be based one of whist and that the troupe left the theatre directly Sa Franseco, Mr. L. P. FISHER, 21, Merregret that better arrangementa were not made coure manifestly operates unfairly, anjoetly proceedings, which 1 shall show wore from Could they think that the man would at hare was that the defendunte might hope to marry after their performances were orer. The u

and oppressivelygainst the parties concerned." first to fast entirely unjustifiable. Leong told the story at the Bankruptcy Court; would favour with their master; or they might them gistrate intimated his intention of sending the New York...... Mesers, PETTINGILL & Co., to receive His Excellency; ne nadinbt vot only shall show you, in the course of this cuse Akita comes into Court with the name of he not have out with it like a man, and not kept selves are an interest in the affair. He con- case for trial, but it was agreed to campromise

37 Park RaY.

more officiais, but a larger number of the that, in the emphatio words of Obiet-Fustice Hassimbhoy Geolamhoosein in his booka; be it till he appeared in the Police Court? The cluded by again impressing upon the Jury the the matter, on the defendant promising to in general public, would have been present to Cockburn, we have been treated unjustly, unhas drafts on bin in bis hand for part pay. learned Cocosel did not know what took pluse extreme improbability of the Chinese giving serta fall apology both in his paper and is the of the article, and to pay the caste of the pro- welcome blo, had some plan of a little more fairly and oppressively, in being brought to ment; and be swears that Abdoul Rahman in Buckraptoy, but it we met mysterious that credit to the extent 60,000 or more dollar, to a Bra, to give up the name of the gelual writer The Chief-Justice commenced his unmming oeedings A summons was afterwards granted elaborato nature boon adopted to let the stand at the bar of this Court. It ja pot wound his debtor, and then he comes and prosecutes the coole should not give evidences to the books mere clerk on 500 rupees a year.

for me to the strong Jararaage. I like to ap as for saying Abdool Rhaman was the debtor.natil after the disappearance of Hadji Mahomet Community know the exact time of his landingped rather to the judgment than to the for in fact mudorsing his own views. Now the Sherriff, a man who it is said had toy which up at 2 pm on Thornday, and continued it to geinst the author of the statement. The proper course it would seem, world have sympathy of the jary; bar in this case, I feel bankraptey, proceedings go on, and witnesses opened the box entrining the books. E. A past five that day, complet ng it yesterday His

A MARRIAGE LOTTERT. been simply to announce that as soon as pos. justified in appealing to your sympathy as well are examined bebind our backs. We know Sherriff's story, the ageaker believed, was a jo Lordship's remarks will be given in Monday'

paper.]

A convert "was auounced to take place at sible after the Governor arrived notices would your judgment, and I am sare, when you nothing of the evidence of what may be said or tally different one.

have heard the circumstances of the case how bis Lordship's mind may be poisoned by His Lordship-Was be examined at the At the conclusion of the summing up, and

when the jury were about to tire, Mr. Hay Racine, Wisconsin. Five young men were to be placed in three or four conspicuous places ya will grant them both frasly and were the description of affairs there giren. Proba-Magistracy?

Mr. Hasilar-No, my Lord we did not get lar naked his Lordship to make an abestra-be chosen of extreme physical beauty, moral such as the otel, the Olob, the Harbour-Masrunely. What are the oirosustassae in which bly this was so to a great extent. These pro HONGKONG, DEUsmber Ora, 1871.

tre Office, ko, and woon as the Governor'e these we are bere Towards the end of seedings take place before his Lordship, who as far as to the accond witness till September, tion which he had been expecting from bin all babits, intellectual, and accompilated. Theu the time, and that was, that the alteration of 50.000 tickea were to le distributed at two dollars each, which would make $100,000 to be decision as to the time of landing was ascer last year there were two Arrow which conducted-hears only one side, end uss in his mind for and H. A. Sherrif left early in Jaly

His Lordship-I au speaking now of the the books was not a crime, tnined the necessary intimation sould have been the business bere, one within the other. The mouths and months a story which we have. We give further on a verbatim report of the given and all who wished have been present, evidence with regard to this in one of those never had till wa come into this Court. With public proceedings, as you said that there had His Lordship holi that conspiring to do

prensive things we have to complain of, for if that story in his mind, brẻ Lordabip upon the not been das diligens in the prosecution of it is a crinis of the greatest magnitude

Mr. Hayllar-Yes, my lord. cloquent and able speech of Mr. HAYLLAR, We are confident the Community generally rere allowed to bring the cens forward as it application of M. Pauncefote, postponed the the crimal matter. In July I gave leave to

Hi Lordship.-Yes, that's not what you ex counsel for the defendants in the Conspiracy will fest annoyed at the mistake that has been was in the first instance, I eloald have been hearing of our oril suit, on a Pauncefota's either parted that he was got com pected, I know Bat you asked for it, and you

Mr. Haydar. replied Case. sets forth, for the first time, in a made, because their having differed with Sirable to prove by men from Bombay the rela- pledging bimaalf to produce aridence not with

Mr. Hayller-Thon year lartatip will not clear light, the real nature of this prosecution, Richard on pablis maktera wonią make them tens existing. There are only two men bare reference to the alteration of the boote, which plaining on this score, but allading to the have it. Gentlemen, you may retire.

who could show this, and they have their mouths he never prezumod to be a crime, but that Esa evidence of the coulis not having been given fall short in cloned, and I am unable to go or send to Boin Ahmed And Basak Hamid were the game Ull after Sherriff left the Colony, and that it hear me? and shows in a very striking manner how the mere anricus not to appear.

Ife Lordship. Certainly not, when the jury oppressive and how unjustifiable it has peral courtesy. The idea which ruled in hay to obtain exilence by Commission, because persone, ad uis Lordship considering that a looked very auspicious that just when it up-

the ronging for the official reception of the Goreror this is a orlanil instead of a sivil suit. You great fraud, says: "I will do all I can to help reared there was no evidence whatever to es aro pressat.

B. Haglar. Your lordship refuses to hear ablish the conspirsoy, this should bare been you." seems to have been strictly analogera to that hust therefore be content on his head to take

His Lordship: My mind is a total blank brogbe forward in the Police Court. Of indignation expressed by Mr. HAYLLAE, of meeting a private friend-every one to rub what I will tell yum ze the expantion I bare

The jury then retired, and the Chief-Justice from my clients. That is briefly this. About upon all this.

the commision of the crios alleged there who deserves the highest credit for the off when he heard the gun, and take his 1962, the year of the great bankruptcies in Mr. Hayilar-Phase criminal proceeding was beyond this of the goolia sbsolutely said he would now hear what Mr. Hayliar bad

hud to say. real and courage with which has contended bunce-a friendly off-hand way of doing things. Bombay, the firm of B. M. Es & Co. was were commoned so far back as Inne. I naked no ori ne. The learned. Counsel with obstacles of the most disheartening but not exactly in accordance with but is shaten to its foundation, as was the onse with Mr May, the Magistrate, to postpone theen Boked through the whole evidence st many large and powerful firme. It closed its until after the civil suits. To this Mr. May carefully, and he could not find a single description. We cannot but feel, whatever onstomary on the arrival of a public fune

honza almost entirely, leaving the second de assented, hat on an application from Mr. Paunce paragraph which in any way showed the motive she merits of the case in itself, the men wara tionary.

fendant as its hayer in Caston. Noor Matomed fats to the Chief Justice that tire civil as tuntended for by the prosecution. This," he brought before the Supreme Court, in a way

Kamtaa was left in debt, but subsequently bould be postponed to permit cf important continued leads me to the last part of my ne We are requested by the Great Northern To these debte were entirely paid, becacau eriminal proesedings, I pointed out to bie Lord- drees, and that perhaps the most important utterly unjustified by precedent, and, se

a new hour, legraph Company to state that the interruption assistance was woeived from

should be placed, baring the defendants mouths of this kind, which are cases werely of infer pointed out by Mr. HAYLLAR, in the teeth of to their line took place on Wednesday, not on Hassimbboy Goolemuscossio & Co ship the very painful position in which we When, gentlemen, you come to consider cases now blood into thenes, closed, and urged that, his Lordship should nee, in which the mutive is sought to draw the wat emphatic dieturn of the Chief Taraday last, and are, of wares, happy to make brought. Justice of England in a quite recent case, this correction, as we have no desire whatever and in which as shown by the aridence the consent to postpone this case Lill after the civil the inferees of fact, it is most importans to upon the subject of charging at one and the 10 enggorate the matter, but what was stated partners were Hasaimbuy Goolumn boomain, enit, which is not fished to this day. I call it ponchier what could be the motive which would

yesterday was a fair représentation of the com

Esa Ahmed and Turnjco, a Banian. The most monstrone hardship to persecuto s tu lead to the supposed oriminal action. Now, same time the offence itself and a conspiracyment current anong mercantile men, and our now, blood was brought by Tarnjee, who was this manner; and that upon a mere iden of gonalten, these tive wen, Abdool Moors and

Mr. Hoyilar said be simply asked bie Lord. to commit it. This, Chief-Justice Cock ARE information as to the dig of the interruption evidently a wealthy man, who came into the there being something wrong, we should have Noor Maboured barn not been shown in the

house to give life so it. They then started in all our louters stopped. I do not know how slightes degree interested in the alleged not ship to lay down that the inere alteration of the said, was unfair, unjust, oppressive; and oversee from a reliable quarter.

Hongkong and Canton, Exambboy Groolin many bills of lading or ober docamenta tbere There is no interest in business and no interest bange was not a crime. There must be a con- hoosein doing the business ao to outsiders, the may be in them; and there are also a number of relationship. It has not been shown that piracy.

His Lordship-I have told them so. arrangement being that they were to purchase of lettere sent by no to other pericns, which they were liable to any responsibility, or that

Mr. Hayla-No, my lord they are under for F. M. Een & Co. orrtain goads in Hongkong have all been, slopped in order to show that anybody was injured by what it is $910 and Canton, Hasmimbboy being responsible to Esa Ahmed and Besak Hammid are the they did. It would indeed be difficult the impression that if the woolis is a be belier. the Chiness, and Fasalbuoy only mesting bills person. Gentlemen, you have heard what be-10 show how anybody could be injured, there must be a verdict for the Crown. when they came due. I have shown that the

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of REINA verew Moosa and MAKOMED stands supreme. We refrain from further comment at the moment; but our only reason for doing so is the hope that wo may be able after more calmly estsider. ing the whole subject, than is possible at present, to express what has to be said in words which if uttered at once might go even further than we Cevira.

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LosDOR, th December, 1871.

Earl hesterfield, a visitor with the Prince of Wales at Bearbrough, has died of typhoid forc

The Tichborne case it progressing slowly The evidence tending to identify him is no cumulating, including Bargets (P), an old inti. mate friend of the family.

The Prince of Wales is going on lavoarably Germany ban declared in a state of Seige all French Departments copied by German

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE. 8th December.

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men, $20,000 being alloted to each. The divided equally amongst thoas five young gen. whole orchestra consisted of two drame, which vore to be played in a very remarkable way. In the Arst drug were to be placed the 50,000 tickets, and in the second the photographs of the fire young gentlemen. The druros were he turned for half an hour, and the drawing then followed. A nonber was to be taken simultaneously out of each droit, and that young lely whe obtained the number that was drawn would gain the busbind whone picture was taken from the second drum. Of ours where the requirement for qualification as a candidates were so very strict, both in Mr. Hayllar-Your lordship has refused to mental and physical endowments more expe- cially when we remember bow rarely these hear me. That's quite enough,

The Chief Justice said he would not have uncharme are to be found combined-it was only fair that sorge mensure should be taken to pro- argument before the jury left the box..

Mr. Hayllar suid he had not asked bis Lord tect the young men, and accordingly the pro- ship to give an argument. Be asked his Lord-jectors of the scheme announced: 1, that the (a statement that one might think was almost was chamon enough at home to ash it. ship to lay down a certain thing to the jury. It ticket could only be bought by girls or widows Hie Lordship-I thite I bare. These die-annesesuary); and 2, that the following classes would be vigorously excluded from the privi- enssions before the jury are very undesirable.

After a short interval his Lordship said he leges of parabase; All women had had two teen, all barnettes whose skin was so dark that was ready to bear Mt. Hayllar now, and if shabande, all girls over thirty and under aix conry to recall the jury.

you could trace apon it with a pissa of coul a white (sic) line, and lastly, and most impera- tively, all holders of opinicus favorable to "women's rights." It was expected the con- cart would be crowded.--News Letter,

| frm of F. M. Eta & C. was in's very indifferent:/cme of these letters on this trial. Not one They have thus no moths to act against those The jury returned into Court with aúnani-"-

of them has beon produced. I may

A'San Franciego, editor, thos addresser an Oakland brother Yon wallapus, you lolthy- odoralite, you bogte hammochryse, you you Daklander!"

When is new drew older flani an old one? When its more antique-Hornet. A woman right-The right to bare'arme.— whom it is said they injured. What object mons verdict of guilty on the first and fourth Hornet,

When you hear a man say "Life is but a state of trade, and that in 1860 it was unknown monstrous thing to detain letters which could they bave had in attempting to injure outs, with a strong recommendation to mercy,

because they thungut the defendants and been dreams," tread on his corne. Lito is real.

Estimates; based upon the corona, fix the as a firus bere, being a mere appendage to the it would have required very little thonekt Lecng-alam? Both were mere servants in a other firm, which being more wealthy, was in a to discover could never be used against us, motiboad firm, and both felt that any connecting under the instructions of Dovraj, v

Monday next was then fixed forthe argument (number of the negro voters in the Vajon ut better position to deal with the public than Our trade is entirely stopped because some one tion with that firms must very om cous. If the firm of Essa & Co. would be during seen his gap the grotesque figment, that Res you are of opinion that the story of the goole of the reserved points of is, the sessions being 879.170. the position of the firms, le as now see the Aimed and Eraak Hamed are the same is true, you must take this into account when adjourned to Wednesday, for the passing of the

Mr. Hayllar remaining sentences, course of their business. Abdool Rbaman The prosecution is instituted and draga considering. bis slaterient."

Mr. Layllar applied that the defendants or to Canton as buyer for the firm of its slow length along. Abdal Moosa in drag-went on to point out that it was put for F. M. Es & Co. under the arrangement beged before the Cours from day to day; Abdool ward that the object of the defendants was to might be admitted to bril

His Lorlehip said he had paiwer to grant Cha An advertisment in the daily papers is pre

faced with this gentle couusdrum: "Are Dr. on the two firms; hat an do not Rnd that be Rahman gives evidense from the beginning of hold cut un indigent man ne liable in place of gives the name of that firm, but always gives September, and when, there is no abade of a F. M. Eta & Co.. but there was 20 evidence to application, but would bear the prosecution.

The Attorney General said, tout prima facio Darriu's Cares Permanent ?". They probably that of Bamiabloy Coclamberesin & Co. 60 change of a crime having been committed being abon that that fear were ever linide at all. The the Chinamen; and they sort this, puttinnbetantiated by the evidence, ou the 8th Sept. whole evidence went to show creatly the oppo- it appeared the points of law would be decided are, but wo phall never know nutil the Besar. Hashtabboy's name down and drawing apona nam, formerly a hoces coolie to Haesibboy site. Thean parties did not conduct business against the prisoners, and the jury bad returned rection Day.

LOVE He wok her fandy when he came, he bim for the price. That was the state of & Co, a man who bad been examined at a like Europeans; and it was a common practice a unione verdict. He objected to the bail

took her band, he took a kisa; be took'manatice things to 1370, and it is perfectly clear that, as secret tribunal by hir Lordship it bankruptcy, among Indians for one firm to trade through being extended,

Elit Lordship said he was very unwilling to of the shame that glowed bor happy cheek at this. regards the Chinese, the house of F. M. Ens and who could then, had he beca willing to do another; and, in this case, the firm actually tra and Conway'. ** though it were note, have told of this conspiracy, comes forward ding, and bolding themselves out as liable to send them to prison, as Mr. Hayllar informed He took to uning afternoons; be took an oath | he'd zic'er deceive; be took her father's gilver able degree, to a departure from the original

Bergeant Footil, Suerif's Officer, anumoned The end of last year was most disastrous to

given before. I will tell you how that beppen-It was also to be noticed that Devry, who, it Mr. Hayllar said Aleces was quite brakon spoone; und after that be to his leave

A few evenings since, Professor Carr, of tha desigo, which was abandoned in favour of one F. Konig, residing at the corner of Wellingtan the firms of Hassimbbey Go lamboesein and suddenly and tells another story to what he had the Chiannon was that of Goolambosein & Co. him the fast defendant was very ill.

and Wyndham streets, in that he did unlawfully M. F & Co. During this time the goods ware od. He was subpanand to tell a story, and not wina sald had altered the books, could hardly down since she commencement of thees pro- on the 7th instant ut Victoris, malt and beat bought by Sai Mahomed bere; and poor old till the day befors that on which he gave evitare done so with a view of deceiving the Bunk acedings. These men held very respectable State Caiversity, delivered a very interesting have sprung up after the subject was first the complainant, in the execution of his duty as Detraj tras sent on to take obarge of the fire, donce in the Police Court, did be mention the rapter Qourt, us he raised to give the oppositions, and the jars bad strongly recom- voture apon obemistry, to the convicts at the and endeavour, it possible, to pall it through the ract to which be deposed to a single bumen be when asked for theas; and the idea that he menial them to mercy, because they had State Prison. The prisoners were highly enter mootel. The original design was simply to Sherif's Officer,

Complainant stated he led to scire the formatifficulties surrounding it. He comes here.g. I have or shown how the case took place, would do so, was so improbable that the evidence apted under Devrej'e instraations: Besides this, tained, and many of them declared their will- procure a convention of amity and the pro for obtaimug particules. He want to delen. He Ende himself in a ses of difficulties: 18 was intended to charge with gravo of the set bome not only most flimsy, but no one had in fast been injured by the prime, ingness to embrace the truth of chemistry as tection of shipwrecked people; and it is plant's office on Thurely lust. The first time de- and not having the mons to meet the offences which we committed by keeping buck tirely negatived the very point it was set up to the buske having never been put forward to the most of them have already received the truthe bable that, bail this beep adhered to, the ob- fendunt was not at home, the second time, at claims made upon him, goes about borrowing goods from the bankruptcy, when to real evi prove. The fact that Derraj paid Mok-a-yow world. In the case of the Royal British Bank, of religion. The Faiversity ought to join forces ject sought would have been attained. Un opinion, at one time $1,00, and at another 82,100, went the grossest case of conspiracy he knew of, with the State Prison Commission, and teach

tɔ nhộw that he did not make any attempt to where hundreds of thoseands were made away obvinical theology News Letter

Apropos of the question of international copy The Aatini Attorney General object to relieve buself of may liability. It might also with, the highest punishment indicted was a fortunately, however, the primary object be defendant if he would kindly give him the puper to tide the firm on to the time, when but it was also that of the Magistrate.

by left yesterday; the defendant handed him he buped silk with realize better prices, came subordinated to a secondary one of the paper; he looked at it, the body was pro. It was under wank ciromatraces that Mak my learned friend saying suything of that here.be that, wooing that Mr. Caldwell, who was bis year's imprisonment, and the lowest a shilling right, on which some articles will be found in a-yaw was the creditor of H. Guolaboosio MT: Hayler I will undertake to say that dicitor at the time, held that Rahman was fine. He thought, therefore, that this was a caso our Hoaie department, Mr. Henry Kingsley wrote to the Beho, an follows-Mr. Longfellow, more extensive character; and the demanda perly filled up, but there was no signature to

The prossention still objecting. bis Lordship in the preface to the volume of poeurs entitle made were not only to settle the Generale sale defendant to et Lima Co, alder, nie wiele wie bee's was but for these circumstanour the Magistrate the vas, liuble, he should bare considered for hail, and for fine afterwards.

aying anything, defendant took hold of Liza purtly paid by their dift, bas yet be comes would never bave ordered the prosecution for that opizion as conclusive, and have acted

opon it. If the hooks had benn altered without said he could not admit the defendants to bail, Milos Standish," saga that to prevent the Sher more case, soil to make arrangements by be shore of his cost, and said, go out of my here had eave that be ras sub the crathor of the alteration of the bokst know that I order- Davraj being present, if the Bankruptcy Court though he was very sorey something could not shameful pirner of American books for En grita

His Lordship-I do 1 regarding other shipwrecked crews, but it. He told the defendant be wat wearing Darrajor of Goolatsboossin & Do., but of Abdool appeare fast, either directly or indirectly, the Queen's uniform, no had over boi Bahana himself. Abdoul Rahman is sad snded the proscution. What I did was about what had bege deceived by them or if any injury and be agreed upon. They must go to prison for publishers, Le bad got an English poot to write treated in that way before, and defeudent said goes to gaol. In the interval between his overy Judge is bankraptcy does. I thought been done by the act to any one, there would beate custody, not for crime, until sentenced. part of the book, and so secure copyright in

a similar 'oute ruse P Coreans were given to understand that these did not care for the Quesa's uniform; being to gaul and bis subsequent filing a petition there were suspicious circumstances, and I di- a case worth considering but nobody was in. The experintendent of the gaol would under England. Has Mr. Tennyson ever resorted to

The Court then rose-

It is now stated that Queen Victoria in insane expedition came with the object of opening was to leave his office; the defendant after iu bankcaptey, certain bookears altered. The reoted that the papan shoald be handed to jured these persons were mere servantes the stand the distinction.

bouks never were used, and so for an appears the Attorney-General to be dealt with us be books were never produced; and the learned

(thio has been stated any time within the last up trade, and there seems to be little doubt wards signed the form and gura is to him.

Defendant stated the sergeant came into his were never meant to be used; but they are al thought fit. In doing this I no doubt lormed Counsel thought the Jury must come to the

twenty years) and there in serione talk of com- A LITTLE ROMANOE.

pelling her to abdicate. It is greed, with that this idea was entertained. How far this fee, as he stated; headed him the paper; bo Lered and, shortly before, Abdool Rahasin pre some opinion, but that the opinion is to iu conclusion that it was impossible to fix upon

The Southern Kipsin Adzance ways:

gratifying unanimity by the American press," projest was embodied in an official form we opened it, looked at it, and coming round to ente the petition in bankraptor. That petition Bueno me now is something now to Judges. these men as a crime what it was equally and

thing. Mr. Hayllar then alluded to the evidence Col. Downing, Chief of the Cherokee Nation, that England is on the ore of adopting re- are unable to say, but there seems to be where he was seated at his desk, he turnal the is rejestad by the Objef Judge, who happens Kr. Hayllar: I did not say your Lorship more rasenable to conclude was quite souther

puper into bis farm, and in a very rade maduer, to be his Lordship, who gives an order to tue

as had brought. He considered it pus of the was married, one two weeks since, to Mios publican form of government, under whi habe little question that the ides of its being the saying. Don't you see you have not signed it?" turaker ti go to the bouse of Rassimbhoy was influered now, but that you were then

·His Tandahip. I had a duty to perform that hardships of the can that be was obliged to Ayere, a wealthy and cultivated maiden lady of will renew her youth and torive wich a lasting main object of the expedition was the secrete, the defendant, was annoyed at this, and Goolmboom & Co and fetch the bovas,

Hi Lurushi,It should rather be said the finding that there was evidence of a criminal bring testimony not to valy meet what was be Poiladelphia. The affair has a spicing of rovitality. Wish equal unanimity it isrontend- of the opposition which the Coreans showed putting hit band on his alesve, uid, "You go to the fleet. The fects are already well tit of my offida." The complainant mid he waepetition was not rejected, but stood over. The kind, I went the once to the Attorney-General fure the Jary, bat to me things whiòh vapor. The lady met the bandsome chief (then, |ed that she is just pos the po.at of dissolving

wearing the Queen's uniform. Defendant teld proceedings show that be petitioned, and that I did not direct the trial. It

his Lordship held that this prosecution did not since in the Quafer city, and became deeply incilable propositions are presented to the wind, known So soon as the ships reached the bim that theseen's nuiform did not entile before asjudication there has, rafhent to se tornap. real to trust wys for the Atar knew had been before his Lordship. If and until recently, a married man), some years in staraal snaruby. When two totally recon cede to request to produce certain books Mr. Hayllar: Quite 28, and the onse exons over the whole ground, but that there were terested in him and his distant people. With the safest way is to thank Hears that we ar Ile Foissér, notice was given to the Corean him to be uncivil..

The Maginate-reprimanded the sergeunt for which ware required.

forward under this direction. I am as the reasons bebind for prosecuting these people, the resolution of devoting her life and wealth not like the enreasoning brates, and believe

Court, it must to the advancement of the Cherokeen, she re both. petty officials that two ships would proceed bis indiscreet behaviour; hot painted out to Mr. Hayllar continged-These books were jury will not think that I wish to any anything which could not be produced the next day to survey the river, which it defendant that he ought to bare asked him to sent for end given to Chinos, who deposited diarrepectful; but when a certain state of facts necessarily indunes his mind on the question moved to Tahlequah, where she has since lived

leave before bushing him; intinsting, howerar, nould be remembered led to the Ospital that his getting him out of the office was quite then in Mr. Caldwell's of Thin was in Fe-in read out several time and under different of the motive which notusted the defendente. and where she has been most active in promo bruary. The fret petition was never paraned circumstances to any human being, that meet If there was reason to sappies for a moment ting the religious and educational welfare of the

A fair amount of business bas been done iz On this day, the Coreaus came ageio, and it justifiable. However, in vindication of the law, Nothing was done. The books remained in wake an impression or big wind; and an im that these people committed a frand which nation. Some years ago, de adopted young ssened by no means clear, in fast rather the be inflicted a nominal fa of 25 cents.

Mr. Caldwell's office for several months, and in pression must have been made on his Lordobip although thay committed it could not be proved. Lewia Downing, son of the Chief, a bright and the month of Ehy, Adul Devraj dies. Pre mind that these, goods were the property of nothing was more likely than that his Lordebip promising boy, and has since watched orer Bengal drag. Patas at $680 to $6824; He

DECEMBER 9TH, MORNING. When is men like an umbrella-When he's viously to his death, however. Abdal Moo Hasaimbhoy Cool aboosien & Co., od pot of should think that, they had been anima- bis training and edemation with more than nares at $570 to $572, on cash and credit

sa, who found things going entirely to the Abdool Moon hielt Now, we come before ed by improper intentions. He had pre motterly care. A year ago she milf, ortene terms: Mains at $625 to $630,

Patas, $80 to $682); Benares, $670 to red up-Hornet

bud, requested permission to leave, and was ad the Court not under a Crown Tresocation, but duced most respectable witnesses who tes-bly for him, an elegant residence overlooking the vertland out. He then had nothing whatever ouder a private prosecution on the part of the titled to the difference between Bass Ahmed beautifal village, and farmished it with atistic more to do with the firm, and started all Chinamen. Their mot to ponish the de. Ek Hamid, one of which witnesses had had taste. A few mouth since occurred the death 5672; abject to factuation under speculativa The share market is extremely dull, and computs the probabie daration of the heated basiness of bis own in Bumbay noder Baas fendants for the alteration of the booke. For till diawn by the latter on Most for $2200, of Mrs. Downing, a full-blood Cherokee, and induce Patas, from speculators bands, open term. Gives, so many iniquities, and so many Hammid, and received a few shipments. Among this they would never have gone to the expense he could not but beliers that though the zow at the proper time, the Chief leads to the cheats, in groted ut $675, with no buyers.

Latoeka, of all kinds bave, a downward tendency- years for each inquity-how long have got to these, and almost the first consignment, were they have, inenrred: but it is to get back cution brought forward mountains of ori altar his old admirer, and the course of true,

Ibout 20 chests of opiam, for which the bill of money, their idea being that we are working duase, the jury would discover that the alleged lave do zen tooth. stay in this d-d place-News Later,

reverse, that notice had gone forward. Iu deed it is certain that no asscut to the sur vering was received, and that there had been go time for the matter to be considered at the capital is not very surprising that, under these circumstances, the vessels should have been fired upon-

That the original idea of procuring a con.

Mr. Dabbage, best known as the inventor of

a calculating machine, is dead, If be bad one

of his machines with him he might be able to

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

DECENARE UTH, EVENING.

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