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the first enet, since that was represunted which was perfectly true. The gist of the charge was that Jumal was represented to, be fible, ent E. E. & Co. not liable. Therefore if Jonel was liable as a matter of fact, or if F. M. E. & Co were not linbio ne a rautter of fact, the informs t'on'would fall to the grand, sinne the miare presostation was that P, M. E. & Do. were not liable but that Jamal was liable. If they had been charged with representing that Jamal was, solely able it might have been different, but that is not the obarge in the information, He must apologise for the length of time he buỏ cooupled in these cowarka, the expicuntion. being that he had had to take up thin brief t very short notice.
His Lordabip said he understood that he did not at all complain of the lengthi
Mr. Francis went on to draw spesial atten into what, be considered the most raport not point in his argument, namely, that there was no evidouce at all to support the alleged intent, and the reference on this paint to Additions, Gazteerqai. If F. 1. Eas&Co, mere not liable, the charge of neces-i aity fill to the ground.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
BEFORE O. MAY, ESQ
THE GUTNING AND WOUNDING GAAN.
it
dicie
THE MISSIONARY CIRCULAR. have given Leong Akam the Information.nes anys in Hospitals he had two small incised When she got out of the chair, the other min
N. U. Daily News.) cosary to prooted wait that firm, on the wounds near the corner of the left eye; they said, Come along with me," she said she would nammption that they were undicolosed prins {woro, very trivial, and he, bag diseburged not. The place where she got out of the chair COUNT ROCHEONOVANT TO THE TỪỤNG LI cipale. He would refer to Psion v. Walker ne áll three men appeared to witness to be solger was near the Ussion steamer wharf. It was
TAMEN. to the liability of a factor, agent, or serrans of and reapsstalke men,
about 4.3) am. Sho did not see any Polio.
Patna, 14th Nov, 1571. Jacob Judhry stated he had been employed by man or District Watchman near. Shé 80w- The French Government, after haring consi- foreign principal, This closed the argument. The Court re. Mears. Wilson and Salway, as overmner to the now persons walking about. She ran away alongdered the sight Bales puposed by the Übinero sorved the decision.
ping; hislodging wasnt Wauchi, at the godowns, the Praya saat vard, and second defeminat and Government, for the governance of Mission. and he had lived there since he had been the other mou ran away westward. Se turnaries, has chuwa up à reply, but he thont employed. He left his home at 8.45, to go to the ed op onetf the lanes to the Queen's Rind, audit well to delay despatching it to EL. B. Chung- washeraman in Taipingalan, in company with a then went to the hoces of her cousin, named bow till it he had time to come to an under. man named Lemon, who was lodging with him. On-sh-you, in Wellington-street. She knocked standing with other countries, and especially He went to the washerman, and passed along at the dour. Some person called on; Who with England, on the subject. The despatel Upper Laserow. Lemon left him before in are you? I will not open the door," She of this document by your Excellencies having ship Queen's rond, and complainant left the then knocked at the door of the next house, baor more or less official, I think I may also This chao, which was reported in part in the watahiean at 100, and went eastward. He where she knew a good friend's name was Mow convey to you officially the sense of the reply Daily Pren of the 28th wito, was remanded to now there the four men er in dook. They a-tum, Ste opened the door and complainant which will be made. The emotion which your the 8th instant, and sesin proceeded with came ranaing down the street into the Lovor entered the house. The occupent knew her,Reeflències proposal gave rise to in France, vesterday. The following evidence was taken Erisear.row, and he was bear crassing at the and asked her where she had been dressed in explains itself. If the thought which anggeet- on the 5th,
timer during the time there was a very loud noise that way. She was then partly stupid. She ed it were doiaitut, our relations with the Charby Hordernes, Wi'lida Silvive, Ruto as though they were fighting there. There was told bor what had happened. She called har Celestial would he profoundly disturbed, per: Choff and Rnstoff. Fraps, all seamen of the N. abonting one of them said here comes another cousin who gave her garments, and she took off bap broke. It shows, oreover, a stutc uf G. Frigate Hertha, and John Pual, a colanced of thees fellows, this was in Baghel, another the man's jackets, the rare now in 'Coust. Horafairs which calls for ost seriosa ex-mima. man, a cook and steward quemplared, were said something in his own language, and the cousin also gave har sine medicine. She got tien, and obliges ne to a out a clear shi placed at the bar.
four of them arrounded him, and he said to to the house of Mow-s-nm before Gs. At logical line of conduct. And so we shall not John Thomas Bridgewater, P.0. 113, stated them, What are you going to do, I am the about 8 o'clock she went with her cousin at confus onreclves to considering the Chines Ubiet Justice said he anderstood that as the On the night of Wednesday, the 22nd Novem, wrong man. The second defendant truck at Mow-a-tum to the house of the first defendant pjest-to advaitting it ejecting it; we charge was that of tampering with the evidenow bar, he went at 8 o'clock on duty at Lowar Lns. hies, and be warded the blow off, and when be Her omnis told her to take bey there. The first desire first to appreciate its courses, and to ask of Leong-kam'a debt, there must be a réal
our-row he had been on the heat from found that a row was intended, he called out defendant was not in the house, and the oareclvce what state of affairs their exposition debt before that charge could be brought. the Lat November up to that data, and for two for the police, and, as he was standing back to outer door was locked. They waited outside reveals. The reply of the Minister of the United
Er. Francis said that was so, and with regard or three nights before theend Norecaber there the war, he was stabbed in the side by the flest the door nutil the first defendant unmo States may already by comidered a perfectly- to tampering with evidense, he would refer bad been disturbances between the North-Ger defendant. Ho saw him make the atth, but did home and unlocked it. She asked the uret acceptable element of decision. It is imbued with again to B. v. Ingham to show that though it man man-of-war's men, and the colored seated no sec what he had in his band: During this defendant to give her her clotase, the liberal, firm and moderate spirit, which will cer might be done with intent to deceive and de- lodging at Laser-row, chiefly at Jenkins' time, or immediately alter, he observed the same that bad boen taken off her by the man tainly bave produced a salutary impression. Tre lay, that did not constitute an intent to defraud. boarding-bonas. From what he saw of these dis. second defendunt pull ont a white bandlad not in onately. The first defendant said shecusations of the Chiocte Governzcent against Mr. Denamon thon rose to argue against nebanons he considered that the colored men kalfe, like a pocket knife. It was in his hand, had no clothing. be, and the two females with the Catbelio Miseton zre very öld, they have the objections raised on behalf of the defond-wore the most in fualt; the white man were very and the blade was open Constabis Bridgowater her, went into the house and searobed for the tea wany times oruined and refutet They anto, The whole thing was in a very small orderly, and would go away from Lassar-row to then came, and he cried out to stop thisfighting, aluther, she did not find any; but in a box sheare summed up hit prozout in the proposition conpage, and resolved self into the question the Queen's-rouri, when fold by police. Bend laid hold of the second defendant, and immo- found the hat she bad word when she went submitted to France in the eight Articles, an R..Abdool Mooss and/Noor Mahomed. Bis Lordship at yesterday to heat the legal whether there was any evidence or sufficient tween ten nu doren solock on the 22nd, diately he oried out, I'am out, and More then home with first defondant on the afternoon of happily commented on by the American Neta. evidence of the couspirvoy. Ha would however he saw a number of colored men and white man came up. Bridgewater was holding the scosud the 4th December. She told the first defeudant,
1--Relulés | Orphaways—The points reserved in this case; Mr. Drummand deal Brst with the objection taken to the goue-of-war's teen collected at Lower Laaont row; defendant, and the other three were striking him that it she did not give her up her alothes she French Gararament thinks, with Mr. Lowe, appearing for the proapoutora, and Mr. Francis rality of the indictment. In the case of B. appeared to bim there were about fousters so against the wall. He tried to defend himself us would go to the police. First defenlint only that there is no motivo for restricting the free- for the defendants
She dom loft to our Missionaries. They have pen- Mr. Francie after explaining that he appear-Peck, cited by the then Attorney-General on the fored men and about forty white on; all these well is he cont. Moore, when he came up, said, anid: You have got no clothing hera"
trial of this case, it was held that an indiotment latter belonged to the Gentian man-of-war; thera *three are two much for oùé, let the man go," then went, accompanied with her cousin, to the dered great services in picking op poor, uban. ed under the special acumetan os set forth was not bad became it did wut set out the were no Englial, man-of war's men there that end he track at one and on ther colored con Central-station, leaving Mowa tam'in charge of doned children; and every confidence may be in the ufidavit honded in proceeded to argue namreof the partics defrauded, since in that can be saw. Buropean Constable Fatherston was et ible came after Bridgewatir blow his whistle, first defendunt. She saw the Inspector now in placed in their nontille charity. It is the points. He promised that His Lordship it could not be known he might fall into the with him, and they told the man-of-wara men and be said to bita, take this mai in charge, he court at the Contratstation (Orley), he went acwortheless hienossary that this charity should sat under Chrdinance 2 of 1969, ear. 3, which are. He thought that was completo in to go away to the Queen's Road, and they did bas stabbed me. He took hold of the first de- with her to the house of firab defendant, and always be tempered by extreme prudence. The conferred power on his Fordship to bear pointswer to the objection to the words use it to
She did not say Missions.ries will, themselves, forestall all tbo, . Featheraton remained with him at 11 at fendant; another constable came. He was she was taken into custody. reserved on cricainel trila, o amboitted that be boliergd. Now as to the ass itself, thora Lower Landan-row, At about 11 pa.. he European. He had &fth defendant in charge anything. The first defondant was taken to messures of precaution which may be olaioed there had not been anything to go to the jwas no da conspiracy was a very wide nut, heard a noise proseating from the upper There we slag another colored constable came the station at about] p. of the 6th Decen- from them; besides, they have never relosad in support of the information, se the dass in no and the technical objections which had been part of East-street: Constable Featherston after all thedisturbance was over he recognised her. First dofondant yenuined in the Central-bunit to them. The first Article supposes sepes showed a conspiracy to defraud Eenng-a
મ kam by doing certain things, enl the conspir taken dit not fall within the definition of it as want in the direction of the pie and the constable Joseph, so in Court, as the one station. The same evening, she wont with the that the children brought up in Orphanges. hid down in the latest authorities. In the last be followed him. On remobing the apper in charge of first defendant; he saw about to Inspector (Drley) vound the gambling housps are varitably sequestrated, withhawn chus sy charged wits not proved by direct evidences adition of Rondo's Criminal Evidence, it was part of East Street, wherd Upper Lancar-row or so more Germans running down the street st Wanchi. She remained at Wanchi otation from the paternal supervision, and it infer that but by inference drawn from other sota The defined as an agreement between two or more.
she Missionaries should etcrcinu their, benefac crossce, he saw that a fight was going on be tomirds the Queen's Bond, but they were not that night, and the next day, 7th Decem intrat alleged was not proved by dieet aridenes person to do an rahawful thing, with the ad. Exten, the colored men sind German man-of-in the row. This was after Bridgewater come, ber, came to the court; the case was sent tous at home, and not impose them on the of conversations between the parties, tur aim dition that it did aut matter whether the final war's men: there were two fights going on, one end they did not stop ta take part in the row back until the 9th Dreamber. She went to bor Ubitues, who do not ask for them. The answer ply from informov, for which there was bcbabject was anlawful or the means used to com- on the right and the other of the left of East but there were a good many colored men fol-cousin's bange at Wellington street, and balf an to these recriminations is very simple. : the alight foundation. Whaterer inference could be pass it. In the recent CARS of R.7. Street. He went to the disturbance on the right lowing them up. The uumber was about 7 or hour afterwards, late in the afternoon she was Missionaries ignore the laws which protect - drawn from the note was disproved by direct Warburton, Lord Chief-Juutios Cockburn and Featherston turned to that on the left. 8. He was quite certain that he had not been going to Wanchi Station to get ber blanket, paternal authority in childhood, their conduct avidenco as to why these sets were done. There laid it dows that it was sufficient that the acts The first thing bo any was a colured man, in company of any colored men in that locality, which she had left there. Near the Military should be pointed out to the Legution, which wil are two methods of proring intent; first, there HALL HOLTE AND K81Lre the distinct atutements of this parties which agreed to be done should be wrongfal, and that road Judley, on the ground, and three or except, that of tho maa Lemon; bay he knew Hospital she an Chinese constable. He said pab, a stop to it; bat to destroy the institution the fospector lad-gene-inside. She waited out beau certain abases have glided into it-to may be giros in erinaer and, secondly, intent they iced but necessarily be criminal, Astyle har-man-of-war's men beating his. He had the filth defendant bafore. may be inferred from the note of the parties; liability of Jamal. it was decided in Green previous knowledge of Judley; he was in the First defendant stated that Jndley's evidenne sido, and muw the inspect and the first appreas a liberty-consecrated by the trellier Kopks that the question whether the principal Polico about 18 montlig back, and wes di-miss. wae fulae as concerned his stabbing his. There fendant come out from the Military Hospita) of 80, under the present that it may degan- HALLS HOLTZ B KELLY. but a criminal intent can only be drawn or agent ass liable was a question of intentioned Laterly was recu employed at some was a twin in gual, on sontrner sinse. Inst Mon baying the second and third defendant. in cus-orate into rotary sets, is a difsel, acault im to be ascertained from the terms of the contract work connected with the new Fier as Wanchi, day, who told him that he saw the man who tody. She immediately identified the second tue rights which the Convention of Tientsio quence of those acts, and it we not the neses and the surrounding sirenstances. As such, Jadley culled out he was out; he ran forward really did at tb him. Mr. Gray was communicat-defenchat, and told the Inspector. She quid, recognised, We must therefore formally up- sary consequence of the acts charged in the he contandad, it wean question intirely for the hapbuzard, and thrust in his right arm and ed with, and the first prisoner was sent in clangHe is one of the man." The second defendant pose it, at the saran tims recommending the indictment.
didasy anything. She know nothing about Missionaries to establish rules which will avort His Lordship-But you are going upes consideration of the jury. Thus, the only quos staff so as to protect Judley, when he zaw the of a codetable to point him out.
tion to be eauniderod was whether the ovidence uplifted sim of the second prisoner, who made
In snewer to inconf.defendant, Judley said he the third defendant, exeptin, that he formerly complaints, or even ungroun led auspicions, points not before submitted.
Mr. Franois said certainly not; the whole supported the information. As to this, it was blow at him, sad bo put ap his left band to was sure he may the fone we now in dock come lodged for a month in the same house at Gaz from their catsbliabrcuts.
laid down in Rosove that if the jury choose to protect bimself. He felt he was stabbed in the running down the bill together.
ton Buzuar with her The Grat defondant said. Article 3-Morbidding women to enter Churches paint was that there was not evidence tsup impate bad motives to an not which ia primé loft hand, hat he did not aco uny weapon in the
The colored man named W. Moore, stated he nothing to her at that time, por did he to her: There is not a word to old to the reflections, port the information,
facie innocent, they ao convint of conspiracy. band of woond prisoner although he was cor- was a wasian unemployed; left bis aliip but late-she believed that the object of the Brat and so just, as sensibls and so moral, of the Ame His Lordship observed that if the qucation Further, the gist of high tasten is the comtrin he was the man who itabbed him. Hadid out, and Le lived in Lower scar-row. It was in coal defendant and the other son in carrying tian Note. It is intelligible that the writera had to some before him of the contruction of se Ordiustice embodying in part a home atabat, pausing the King's death, but there may be believe that second prisoner aw that he was Jenkins boarding house where he lodged her away was to sell ber; abe did not believe of the Cirentur, vizy once entered on a set- he should like to have the assistance of the At conviction for conspiring to do. the slightest a policeman, or was he certain that the blow Two white men from the Sailor Home care the matter and any connection with her hastain line, (une fois entrés dans la voie d'ac
gances) desired to impose their own castona; overt act if the jury attach that motive to it. was intended for him. Castantly that he was to see him, They formerly belonged to the band. torney-General in coming to his decision.
None of the defendants naked any questions, perhaps, eren, they nuderstood what aid the Mir, Francia went on to argue on the points and It was unnecessary oren to allege the overt act stabbed he eight hold of second prisoner, and wreckard Ten clipper Tasping, and they stayed New York....... Mesure. 9. M. PETTINGILL & Daubmitted that it did not follow from the oth/B... Kinueratoy), but here it was alleged, and seeing stable Joseph near the place, be band- with him at his house tül 10.30. As they were The case was rernan led to Weducrday, 13th provence of an iá churches could give t
be thought the aridence before the jury was the second prisoner into his custody. He then going towards recebe met about ten Germane, Desember at 11a.m.
the propagativa of the Christian weligion, hy that long-akum would be defrauded in unrufficient for them to say with what intention. went again to the disturbance; he saw that the rauning the down hill, and he beard a noise of
gaarkateeing to Christians the fno practice of way, and there was the attement of the dethe ofert not was committed. It would be un- fourth prisoner was engaged in it and he took sticks breaking, and he ranurked that there was
BEFORE J. KEBBELL, "MIG.
their religion. The treats of Tientsin decided fendants that the object was to get Jamd out of necessary for him to go into the evidence in him into custody. He knew nothing about the going to hea row. He then went up to the scone, George Brown, a seaman belonging to the the quaalion diplomatically in favour of those prison.
"His Lordship did not consider he could go detall: it was aufioient loanrise that aereral third prisoner Ha sw be fint prieuuer in cus ad be saw the four men in deak round Jodles, steative Una, was charged under the following women who, following or traditions, place into the object of the conspiracy. That would passages shewed olearly that there was 2 Lody of Joseph, and he heard Judley say some and the defendants asaaniting him; one of circoutonoos-Wong-a-abeon, stated he was themselves nader the gasdienship of the
fraudulent object in what was done. It was thing about fires prisoner, but he knew nothing them strack bim with a tor. He could not master of the Wing-lee blacksmith's shop, Mother of the Saviour, herself. bo to go behind the verdict of the jury, which proved that Jamal was a mere servant on a farther about him. He saw the ifth prisoner in identify the can who did it. This courred a Queen's Road. On Sunday, about 8.20 p.nl Article 3-Interference of Missionaries in the said that the oljest-was-to defraud Leug-a-ary of what would be equival at to about 250 pustody of Featherston. All the prisoners ware the steps in Upper Lascar Row, the blow be the defendant, being drunk, one into his shop, internal faire of the Empire. This article can- Mr. Francis went on to argue that there was a year, and although it was stated that tabon to the Cental St tion, going along the got looked him against the wall. He saw and pailed the iron grating that protected hit not be made the subject of a rule, for the six- no evidence of the empirey to go to the atom was that parches wore wade Hollywood Road. He saw prisoners searched Judley sarding against the wall holding his counter and bent it. He drove away in shop ple reason that the right which the pas by the ages on behalf of the foreign at the Station, and a small pen kaife was found band against bía side, bleeding. Bridgewater people, and he strack at the combinant on Gwernment wishes to ust b'ish hur agver been jury, quoting the words of Luid Ellenborough, inipal, and the meme of the principal was on one of them. He could not say whether the pen was there also trying to stop the row, the meet the fness, sind brois bie spoptacles. He re contested. If Missionaries interfere in the that the conspiracy laid must be proved fury saldim and (shewing that it was used some kaite could not have infinted the wound in of the Germans were running down the road. mains in the shop about one hour. His men vivil or political administration, they broome HONGKONG, DECEMBER 18TH, 1871.
fully; that is, by clear evidence to be tiges), atill whers it was proved that the man his land;, the wound is as large in size us it The witates got out twice, and the man who ran out, and a constable came and to sk biz gailty of an abuse which our Agents will re- gathered from oversation, and this soul who made them was only a servant it could not spike bad gone through the band. He as a con- did it went back into the crowd, there we into custody.
press. Their valigious liberty is guaranteed by not be bold in face of tus declared
Samnel Ladrick, P.C. 112, stated that on Sau. treatise, and any act which affects it is for Tar enormous amount of money which is object of the alteration of the books being to be contarded that Leng-a-kum sold the goda table named. Tweed at the sorts of the disturb three or four more as besides himself, the
Übine ficials. But, on the oɩbar paid in Hongkong in the way of salaries is,gat Rahman out of prison, and to gain time as to him on his personal liability. There was no ance, this was after the second and fourth priffth dofondant, and Judley on the scene, and day, about 3.30, he saw the defendast drack in bicden
doubt, something to shew trut some of the pur-soners had been taken into custody?
from tan or twelve Germaus, after he was cut the complainant's abop. He was hunting the band, any set of Missionaries who usurped in if not the chief, at least one of the most pala to obtain further remittees from Bombay chasad were made apparently on the credit of B. Police constable John Joseph stiled: On he went home, bound up his head an I came out slips about. He saw him strike complainant, any degree the power of the Magistrates, could
Ile further contended at some longth that the i
who called him; the defendant also asked bingo bo tolerated. The French Government is pable grievancos wider which the Colony whole farts showed clearly that Goolamhoosein & Co., but they were there merely a guarat- the night of the 22nd November last he was again. By this time the defendants were in
bore, lending nasistance to F. & 06 Then duty at Upper Lasda Bow; he had been on oustudy, and he followed them up to the station, who he was when be wout up, He was not in constantly proclaiming this doctrine; it is the Labours. In proportion to the number of & Co were the actual purchasers, and were booke was labelled F. M. E. & Co., and the duty on the same beat from the Irt Nov; he he saw the mono Trying the box in custody, uniform; he told prisoner to go ast, that he the basis of all its instructions and it is de inbabitants, and the actual amount of work cognised as such, and that being accepted by goods were consigned and cut to then.
bad not observed any disturbance between Ger- there was blood on the box when is the station.
was a coristable. He said be would not go with termined to insist upon it. Article 8 in, then. Leong Akum this solved F. M. Bai & Co. from
Mr. Francis said there was no evidence that man seamen zad colored men before that night. Ile saw the box taken from one of the defund him. There was a basket of lemonade at the a useless recrimination: it only condemne what ne condemn ourselves, and what our juint were sent to Bombay.
At about 11 pm, he was standing at the east ante. The man who strook aim and who had door, mid be lifted the basket and thraw it at probably unequalled in any part of the Bri-wave looked upon, and if they were not ander
His tish Empire. There are an infinite number the circumstances of this oase litle to Leong that they aright infer that frot.
Article Protection accorded by Missionaries He did not see called for help, and Kerr cate to his assistanço, ing from westwirl, and lie went to it. On arri-could not paint him ont no. Akum, there was no possibility that the de-
to Christians before the Tribunali. -The same Mr. Drummond said the verdict sufficiently ving at East Streut, he saw some coloured the commancement of the fgbt, and one of "bla of departments, and in all there are far more fendants could have detranded Leong Akum, or showed what the jury thought on that point semen and about air and twenty German man friends who got struck .nted has since gone
remarks apply to this article It is excessive oficials that are required for the work. deprived him of any right against F. M. & The mark "" on the gools was enough to of-wara wez engaged in a disturbance. The first to saa. He did not see any blow track with a
if it means that one Missionaries must al The result is that the "Acting" list is con- Co. In support of this view be quoted the case lead them to the inference which they appeared thing in observed was that a colonrad man knife.
from any stop in favour of Ounistinu, it is of Addison v. Gandosegai, where an Agent
to have drawn Therefore there wu abundant | named Judley had held of first prisoner,- and stantly swollen to an enormous extent. Now being accopted by a parchaser in presence
was on daty
natural, on the contrary, that they should ast for him, and no one could find such action the theory of the payment of acting offcials the rol vendor, it was held that the latter bad videa that the debts wore the debts of be aw that andley was bleeding from his side. on the night in question in Queen's Rossd Weet; he saw a lot of Garmina innning down alaim only against whom he had accepted aa hie M. & Co, and that Jainal was not liable Judley said that the first printer had stabbed
Defendant pleaded be was very sorry, that wren?. But there would be un abuse, and there demands a little cousideration. When an dettor. Mr. Francis west took objection to his further. An application of this sort was, he him; he did not as any weapon in the band of Kirst-street into the Queen's Road. He then it had happened; he had nothing to say for fore ground of complint and preventi z. if
thought, analogous to an application for a new frat prisoner. He took bold of first prisoner, im- beard a waistle in the street, he went up and bunself, but that he was a married man, and Missionaries endeavour to withdraw a culprit. official goes home on leave, another bere does-Lordship'e direction to the jury, co tending that trial in a civil case, and on the latter anbject diately upon which the fourth printer took saw some Germans in custody of constables; the had three children; he had some wages coming
Chinese Gorora ment aske in this respect, is a the absenter's work in addition to his own. be should have pointed out that there was not
hold of Sret prisoner and tried to drag him first in defendant was in custody of Japh to him, as a rale as well, if not better, than theficient evidence to prave intent to defnu. he had some ouses to ralar to.
Mr. Fancis said this was more analogous to from him; he then took hold of fourth prisoner, second defendant was given into his outdy,
Mr. Russell ordered amends to complainant matter of common justice, and needs not to The very atmost to which the ovidence could
ko stipulated for, gentleman who is amusing himself at home go was to show an intent to get Jamil releasedativa to set aside a verdict, or to entera and told him he was his prisoner, upon which and he afterwards saw Judley. The and dag125, or two days imprisonment; also to cou
vardict for the defendunt.
he remained quiet. He knew nothing about feaduat bad the box, be sing saw a coloured table La frick $2, of 4 days' imprisonment; almo
Article 5-Intransferability (special) of at the expanse of the Colony. Thus if A., the froz prison, or to gaia tiene from the creditors.
Jär Drummond -aid the principles which the second or third prisoners, he saw the wan named Moore with his head tied op in a to Kerr $1, or two days' imprisonment; also to Pussports delivered to Mianoaerica-Tuis paraly Head of a department, receive £1,000, and other merence than that there was an intent would guide the Court would be the same as this sustody of Constable Featherst baadkersbiof, there were seven colored men Aahan, 50 cents, or oueday's imprisonment, and polion matter bua, nevertheless, an extreure in
these in an application for a new trial, as they In nuwer to foartis prisoner, Joseph stated he altogether, the rest not bewe in Court, stop infoed defendant $2, or 7 anys extra imprisox-porlative. It was forseen mad provided for by B in another office is paid 2800, supposing to defraud Anning that there might reated on the evidence, and the manner in had the first prisoner in his custody before he Jenkins, and one of them, & man med Smith, ment.
Article XII of the Treaty of the 29th of Octo. something Toʻshow that there was intention to
now in gaol, was also there..
ber, 1860, which rana: Effective protection him to go home on leave be în paid £500, and defraud, his ardaliip should hire pointed which it' Lad been put before the jury. The took him.
learned comsel ilien sited a case to show that Minbael Featherston, P.C., stated: On the B. if he does his work rewives half the ab ant that that evidence was rebutted by the eat the liability of a servant, for a crime was equally night of the 22nd November be was on duty in month, for an ssault on the police. late a cook
shall be given to Missionaries why resort peace- fully to the interior of the country, famished sentee's salary, in addition to bis own. sequent evidence. He referred to R. v. Ingham, great with test of his master, and went to charge of section of which Upper and Lower on board the vessel Mio fic, stated on the
with the reguler passports referred to in Art. that is £1,900; so that, in the absence of A. where the jury found against the defendant
TI" The Art. 5) sites irregularites in the FURTHEL PARTICULARS.
carautionof this Rule. Without examining them we find B. doing for £1,300 the work which intent to demaise his creditors, but funnel timtus that it was impossible to suppose the Lascar-row for a pint he had been on the night in question he went ap East-street, and
LOS ANGELES, October With there was no intent to defraud, on high intention of the defendants was to get Jamal same duty from the 16th of November. On one anoma-coloured-men. Julley was ons, he
The mob on Tuesday night did some whole-in detail, the reply must be that they do not when A. is here, coata £1,800. In other ground the Court of Criminal Appeal que bed out of gnol, as it would have been much better, in or two nights previous to the 22nd ultimo, wan laing against the wall on bis right side, words, the work can be done just as well by the the conviction, and ho asked his Lordship to order to effect this, to leave the debts out of thers had been quarreland disturbances between and as a neared him he saw Judley's bead ails plilaging at the sorg of the riot on Ne-change the Rule which is based on these tren Lis sobedule Therefore the evidence clearly the colored men lodging at Jenkins' bourding drop, and he ran and lifted him up, and found gro Alley. It is variously reported that from tisa, and that the French Government has que man as by the two, and the Colony saved quest this conviction on the same ground, the rebutted that supposition. But even it Jaural house at Lautar.row and the seainen of the us was stabbed he could na tell who was the 214,600 to $30,089 have been stolen from the satur refused to apply it.
though that there might have been evance of had been fiable, would it not be a fraudulent Germ4s monofar Hertha. On the 22nd, be man who stubbed Judley.
Article 6-Preliminary examination of Neo. exactly £500 par sunum.
Obinose quarter. Ia uus of their stores a hoz intent to couceal, there was no evidence of
noticed a number of colored men collectod at Hemanded to Wednesday, the 13th instant.,
containing $7,000 was brukes open and the phyten; unclusion of those who have been oun. Now there is in an ordinary way a very con- intent to defraud, and aberefore his Lordship act to repres at the debts an his alone?
Mr. Francie. That's not charged.
the corner of Esst-street and Queen's-road, and
money extracted. One hinanan was robbed demned or who are committed any crime-The Mr. Drammoad thought the sued word was aiderable amount of leave taking, or, in other haght to live withdrawn the case from the
a number of German pan-of-war's men n short The pace came an aquia yesterday, and the
of 8450 on being taken to jail. All the China- reasons on which this pretension relies are not jury. The deception in this cass would necessary in the information, because the distance from them; he heard some of the first witness renamed har evidenies,She stated
wch budged were stripped of all their valuables open to discussion. The Chinese Government words, keeping idle people at home; and it is not and could not injure Leong Akte sentence clearly showed that it was meant colored men making exo:ntations about the that when she refused to eat the rice offered while being dragged to the places of exceation séelos bara by confuse matters of police and of wall open to question whether the induco-to hit that the intrunion charred The points originally taken by the learned Datehren, meining the German mm-of-war's her, and pat to her mouth by the other man Trunks and other depositories having locke in sreed. Christianity is not a Society; it is a re
though it might have delayed him a little. ment to go home is not somewhat to large fraud, and it could not be amended xxx after for the jury. The two fattar showed that there quietly, mud they won't interfere with you." At The man gave her a cap, but fluding it bitter fave been briken open and ranked, and
pousel for the defence was wholly questions men, and he said to them," You let them go by not is Court, aho mid: "Give me some tes."
the various tenementa occupied by the Chinese ligion. It repels no buman creature. It in- vites those who lure fallen to repent and to The same rule as to absentees is adopted verdict. To sum up his point, the intent, es se possibly some repentance in the mutter about 11.14 p.m., he was at Lower Lasar-row she did not drink 16, bat spat out what she bad everything of value curried off.
reform. It is by remaining always pure, but hero as in other phot, where the expenses laid in the informatim, had not been proved, after the commission of the set. He thought with the lust witness. He heard a noise from caken inte her mouth She said: "Give me
Bighteen Obination were baried yesterday, always pitiful. that attracts sinners and not being to large, the salaries are more in but the direct evidence went the other way; his Lordship would bold that the finding of the the direction of the upper part of Bist-street; some vita, and the other was brought der They presented a most ghastly and borrible sanctifies them. The Missionaries deputed to
The act charged did not necessarily result in proportion to what is paid at home, and where any fraud or possible fraud on Leang-a-kun: jary was constative and fully justified on the he called to last witness to follow bim, some water. She drank it, and she still resight. Their clothing was born, and in one or presch it, will not allow themselves to be da
Taste addaced in evidence.
and he went in the direction of the noise. Omained in a drowsy state but knew what was two cases the victims were almost aurle. Theirceived by false appearances, They will not consequently a man has no very great induce-Either Jamal was liable or not. If he was, the
Mr. Francis than replied, remerzing that be reaobing upon Lastarrow he heard one color-going on. She stated the forgot to mention
countenances were besmeared with blood, their encourage bypoorisy, They take great care to uphold, in their coma.vuitive, arder, ment to go bone on half pay. The half, defunts were right in representing the book
heade and bodies pierced with ganibut wounds, bis: their doing so world was somewhat etorished at the frequent re-ed mus say be had brought up the Dutch that when she called out after awaking at mid- and liabilities
mas again. Hesam chst adisturbance was going night, the man who threatened bar with a however, of a very crdinary salary here, be- inflict so injury on Long-a-ku, na heference in this coss to, v. Peck and others.
put away those who do not reford, but it can ropes by which they were hanged were still at contes a particularly comfortable amount at would be able to reover through the Io that indictment there were two counts, of on in Upper Lascar-row, on both sides of East dags struck her several blows on the foes and some of them fearfully matilaiod. The probity, and regularity of morals. They wil
assignee instead of himself. Merely delaying which one wis held to be good and the other Street. He turned to the left, and he saw the with hie open band, knocking her from her re- bomb. Say, for example, that a man is rebim in his rights was not,, as regarded him, a was held to bo bad. The first count was held fifth prisonerstrike one of the German'seaman a uliging position, so that sho hurt her leg. tuohed to their necks, and a number of themust be furbidden them to unko such or such were shot province to being hanged. One or convuration, vor, especially, can a pre- two of the victims bad their bodies riddled with liminary examination be insisted on. Art ceiving £700 or £500 a year, the half of this fraud: In the alternative, if Jamal was not able, not to be bad on account of the omission of the blow on the bead with a stick, he immediately against the bed board. She got braised in
XIII. of the Treaty of the 29th at home makes a very comfortable provision then the case of Addison Gandesequi applied nines of the persons defrauded, under the siessu hold of fifth prisoner and took the slick several places (showed in court, they were bullets.
fully, and P. M. Em & Co. wera zot liable uc peculiar ciroaustances of that case. But in from lin; the stick is the one produced in near the kece of right leg.) He is tied her
The threatened repetition of the tragedy at 1860, again deals with this exigency, by No poatacle shall be opposed, for a bachelor, far more so than the whole of Zer the circumetazices of this case. He would the present case there was no objection on the Court. The fifth prisoner said, "You know me, lage with a rope, because he knocked her feet night did not transpire, a strong guard having laying down his salary out here. In consequence, he has neat subunit that the information wax bad, be-score of the minion of the name, because I will go quietly The anatable stated it at the bad board to take a poise. The beers placed to prevent it, as it was rumored the Authorites of the Chinese Empire, Lo every inducement to take as much leave as cause it did not set out what Lenng-kum was Long Akum's name was par in Dut the e-would be better for him to do so. He took the second prisoner helped the other man to tie her yesterday that they would make another bani the right which is recognised, in every inhabi
drfrauded of. No information or indictmcond count of the indiounent in the case re- ftb prisoner to the Hollywood Road, and at lege. When she awoke at daylight har legs in the evening on the other side of Negro Alley tant of China, to embrace Christianity, if he be possibly can. We may be in the best of was over sustained naises, when it charged an fared to was held by Lord Denman to be bad, the Hollywood Bond be saw the preseding wit.and bands were tied. She remained from about
'The examination of witnessed at the Corner loses, and to practise it without being aul. health, and have no call whatever to go away, intent to defrand it distinctly stated that it was being defective is not stating with particularity news and two otbor constables. The latter two Gu.. of the 5th throughout the whole of that inquest occupied the wicle of yesterday after jeated to any penalty on that ant
Aticin Miarionaries should observe lacul but whenery opportunity offers, off he goes an intent to defraud of goods, or of money, or what the defendants bad conspired to do. It constablere on duty at the Dacen's Boad, und day and following night, partially insensible, noou, und was reamed at in this woning
but abe partly knew what was going on around home to the delight of some one who does a
of property, or whatever was the obirot of tho was stated that they conspired to defraud had come to the place when he blow his whistle;
in giving their testimony, fearing to name ofiich-Thin Art ole does not deserve to he little more than usual, and takes half of his frued. There was an axaeption to this in the persons of dirers goods without stating to all the four other prisoners were in custody of her. She saw the art and second defendants it is now recess. Witnessca are very careful usages, and abstain from using scale reserved to wh.m the goods belonged. That confirm the other commables, he did out wee silber of the and the other man in the room. She did not individuals whom they know to have taken dwelt on, Missionaries are not officials, and special provision by Act of Parliment for cases
was not only other four prisoners taken into custody. He sawent anything during the whole of that day or
activo part in the aching, lest cannot clain official prerogatives,
Article B-Forledding Missionaries to seek out absent friend's salary. Perhaps the mout of false pretences, but the very fact that thuted his argument that it
Act was boccasury showed that without it the necoasury to state the object of the fried but a colured man, Jadley, bleeding from a wound night; she knew she was naked to eat rice, but ludicrous thing in connection with this that object of the fraud must be set out. Here no- the property in it. Thus R. s. Peck, so far ne in hin side. All the primosers wore taken along the did not want it, she could not eat. Several they may be similarly dealt with them.
selves. Safficiant evidence has already born and reclaim property of which they have been has ever happened, was the objection recently they fous sentivaed, and be submitted that it bed any anthority in this ones, was against Hollywood Rond to the Central Station, and were times she had something bitter given ber to addunt implicating two Iristimes, ope having violently disposscared.This protension in abso made by Judge BALL to bare his duties at the information, on that recent, was too gins the prescontion instead of being in support of then sanrobed. He saw one or two penknives drink, like medicine. Senad defendant a boated of being instrumental in killing Chilotely condemned by Art. VI, of the Treaty of
the 29th October, 1860 It is precisely to estab the Summary Court but slightly increased, ral In E. v. Fowi, Lord Tenterden refnaed tit. His Lordship had attached some import. found on some of them, but he could not say on the other man each gave her the bitter drinks. nese. The examination will certainly continue
4.8), when the man nut i court took off the two cluded until to-morrow. though he could afterwarde manage, in addi-giverfest to a count charging fraud in which it me to the fact, but, overt acts pret us most; the men wudies rousins under trist. Tas mixt thing that ocurred was at about throughout the day, possibly it will not be curlsh their right that the following stipalation was meert d: "Conformably with the Imperiał was not stated what was to be done or who was to Bat fu & Russell, p. 146, it was stated that it was went in
The case wis then remanded till the 11th, the juokota abu was wearing, and pat on two more It is now stated that the old Vigilantes are diet, ianed on the 20th of May, 1846, by the tion to his work in the Summary Court, to be defrauded. In R.. Kenrick, Lord Denman suficient to set out the senspiracy alone only do that of Attorney-General, and also to ace referred to the decision above quoted, und ruled when it was a conspiracy to damizi Bute of 2nd, 3rd and 5 piso admitted to bail, jackets. The second defendant previously to the real instigator of the lynching, and that August Emperor Tau-k waar, the religione and ancied her hands and legs. The their declaration of a determination to preserve charitable establishments which wereonuscit.d that the indictment departed from the commen fence, and where it was not, the indictment each $100. cept private practice. A clearer proof of the form in not enying that the prosecutors were mount shew souse illegal overt act. Here it was Yesterday the following additional witness second lafendant sad the other man, then the peace is merely a hind to throw off suspiros Obristians, during the percutions which
aui; "Go bome now,"
tok und they
sion. Tee of the four Oliuamen who retsy have underge, shall be stored to the r smallness of his regular work could not be defrauded of their monies er anything. But uct shown that the overt acts were illagul
His Lordehip asked whether it was not a ori. it was not suficient even to say, for instance,
Dr. Tonng stated on te evening of the 22nd her to the door. It won daybreak: Abe called said to have done the shooting at citizens and were, curve the intermediary of His Ex- found, but nevertheless the slightest addition that there was intent to defraud the person of mint act to tear the labels off another man's of November Inst tas polis brought to the ont "Sare life, save life, and the other mau officers are still at large, only one of these cellency the Minister for France in Chin, 10 wbon the Imperial Government will cause them must be attended with an increase of pay. monies, but it must farther be set out that the books which contained his ancnts with his Hospital three loved men. One was a police the packed a man's stocking to her mouth, so hanged is known to have been a party to the ta le handed over, together with the vemstorico,
This Acting and half-pay system is produc-monics are his. And here it was very dificult principals. Was it not a stealing of the labele? man named Bridgewater, another named Jud that she could not call out; there was a be Mr. Francis submitted that it was not, unless ley, now in Court, and another named Moore.dijn obair at the door closed round, with oil
Information has just been received of the and other buildings which were attached to to say what Loony Akum was to be defranded tive of so much abuse that it ought clearly of it was not goods, for they had been parted there was en intention to steal. It was a que Bridgewater aufered from a punctured wound cloth. The seaand defendant and the other arrest of the Chinatown who shut oficer Bilde them." Missionaries, then, are not free, and to be reduced to a minimum; and there is with; it was not money; bat simply the liabi-tion of intent. Mr. Dramacad had pat it that on the left hand between the first and second we took bold of ber and put her into the rain on Tuesday night. He was given up by bave never put forth a clafen, to have giren up they can only clain that which once be one very simple plan by which some thing ty of F.ME & Uo. In R. v. Richardson, seretal paveages in the evidenca shewed a frand-finger, Apparently the weapon had passed chair, assond defandant walked on one side of
longed to them, and. They wast prove their could be done in this direction. There is no the information charged conspiracy to defraud that intout. He (Bin Francja) had submitted through the flesh of the palm of the hand. Ife the chair, and the other man on the other side one of the Chinese Companies, and now lies in them whatever property please them best
right. The disposueased neurpers have A certain man of the fruits and advantages of a that share was no direct evidence of such intoul, remained in ilospital till the fifth of this month, of the chair. As the chair was being carried reason in su ordinary way why oficials going verdict, and this was held bad by Lord Dentant, and that it was only to be inferred from the The wound appared to have been inflicted along the streets, she tried to call out, "Bave
M. Casimir Perior has issued a circular pretext to complain, and it they have im- home should receiro exactly half their as being too general. In R. v. Parker, the acte alleged themselves. As to the probability with a smell pocket koite, being only balf an life," tab #benever she did so the other man
charge was conspiracy to defrauda certain person of another intantior, it was evident that Jalinch in length. The an Jadley suffered who had his arms inside the obair forced the the prefects ou assuming the office of Minister proved that which they have taken away regular pay. The object in the arrangements of goode, but Lord Dentasa beld that alap bad, could only be released from gaud, by defending fruit s punotured wound on bis belly it stocking against her mouth, eu that abe oculd of the Interior. E points out at the artaal from the Catholio Miron, there will be roul should be, while providing for officials during beans it did tot any whore the goods eure, the notion or by going through bankruptcy. was about & span from his Lavel and input esl out. She did not know which way form of Government in France demanda abeo to examine their good faith and the vaine necessary abrenes from their posts, to make If this information now proved to be bad his The first would bars been very long proces, line; it was blending, and the eat was three the chair weat; but it appeared to her to be inte respect for the lawa of the Republic, ant of their improvements. These are matters of it at the same time to their interest to be Irdabip was aware that it could not now be because his Lordship, would admit sust, bis quarters of an inch. The instrument had direct down the bill, when she got to the Prays enforces the rigorous repression of all attacke detail, but we cupbut 100 atrongly inst that smended, as it would commit the jury to a new hillity was at loset an arguable question. entered quite through into the belly, as a rested out Save life," and persisted in against the State, which, be aya, put in peril they should always be settled according to away as little as is really necessary. This fading, though it might have been amended. The cond, therefore, was the only thing to be part of the antrails protruded into the woz. doing so, pushing the man's band from her those things which are sacred to every one-strict justice. In private life it is a certain and must be frustrated if, as is now the fact before verdict. Look-nx again as the indose, but if he had no debts he could not be a He was discharged to day. To all appon mouri, and she stamped and kicked the bottom namely, publio peace and labour. Nothing peneens of grining salcem, ud avoiding embar be Babusitte that if Jamak bankrapt. So that the immediate object of the snow it was fullicted by a large bladed pocket of tas chair, saying they would not carry her sitive is known about the reported insurrection rasamonto decide against onealf when doubt an official can live more comfortably at home, formation,
Akum in any Hole was to make him a bankrapt. In the knife. (Knife taken from the fourth defedd- any further. The aesond defendant and the is Comics, but there is no doubt troups have exists. This moral rule bas a particular valuo wan Fiebla to Leong and probably save as much in a your from his way theu the information failed, because the course of the bankruptcy F. M. En & Co'sant, had, it appeared, ban delivered up to the other wan then said, "Well, let her gut out:"been dispatched thither, and the squadron to when it is applied to populations inclined to diatrast, It disrins fein, by conciliating half-pay, as he can. by staying here on the there was no misrepresentation as charged in uue monld have bega brought up, and it would defendant in it mistake.) Moore remained casho got Lut, and the chair-coolies followed her. left Toulon for 169 island,
done, the charges for governing the place are all liability, in whatever ligòt F. M. Es & Ov. 210rdship said he had put it to the jury end of his beat, he heard a disturbance prooved. | the box bud some bloud on hie jumper, bus ke the constable. Heales tore is shirt. Witucas action will prevent.
Hin Lordship.bud directed that be could see DU
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were examined
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Alexander Smith, a prisoner in gaol, for one
ARDUĆTION” CASE. ·
Defendnut broke Kerr's witch and chain:
Kanban ataud, he wasshawkerof various things, anch as lemon do, so the defendant was drunk on Sunday, and took up a lot of hot. tles and tumblers and broke them, masing him a loss of 95 cents.
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