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foot deep, and
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NIHILISM. (Times.)
carry their lives
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THE REV. GRIFFITH JOHN ON CHINA, to go along with it, and wa shall conquer the | eurvive the most absorbed, and determine
(London and China Express)
world. There is one thing more we want. Revolutionist, nay, society itself may even ordinary conciliatoriness having no bearing the alterations were made. The morning of
A meeting of the Treaty Condule took pleca
I 12 have hope to survive the Revolution. The Re- the extensive fall of water down the bill whatever upon any political stops which they he observed the water covered the road on the 9th instant, when, among other matters, Thie goutleman, who has for many years We want educated
the question of putting down to hono of believe bont fifteen-laboured as a mission men of the very finest feelings and of volutionat has to learn by long prout not only. might think it desirable to take; but with in Robinson's Band, abont a the large massas of the people, the faci mustra partly down Seyiare Road. He con- Faible Lotteries, which have gradually become of the London Missionary Society in Chiuns thorough education, so that when they come in the sincerity and carnestness of his colleagues, have ite significance, and may tend to doidered at the time that the water standing on very prevalent, was taken into consideration.chicly in the neighbourhood of Hankow, on the controt with heathens they shall feel that they and their readiness for the work of mutual the road would injure the retaining wall and The Senior Consal, Geo. F. Soward, Esq., Con- Tangtare, gave a beourra at Swansea in conficere truly gentlemen. I would have every mis morifice, but also their mental fitness for the sionary he a Hamilton in metaphysics, a John work, which, somehow, it is named will b away with some portion of the prejudices gut behind the cutting of the shoot, it was clear al-Gonorel for the United States, suggested then with the Congregational Union,
Mt. John end-In the first place, yon should Stuart Mill in political coonomy; I would have lys in hand. The con litiuna of enzeess in the entertained among them. If our influence is to him that the inna body of water from tast this should be effected either by proseou really extending among the oficial classes Robinson's Road was the one of the will faltting the offendere before their respectiva Con have toote idor of the diffentics with which we bim know be much of protoplasm an Huxley, urt of evolution are even more dificult, váre, in the antagonistio arts of governmont and legis ing, either by the oulvert being too small oral, or by "establishing a system of licensing, have to contend in our efforts to svingelise and a musob shout monkeys as Darwin, Bat and in sarmeantable, one may say, than those generally, and they can be brought to give some boulder unving got fate it. If the shoot which shall be prohibitive. What the luat China. There is the language itself, one of the still he must bare a thorongh tacological train their countenance bona fids to foreign pro-fell it necessarily would carry part of the measure would mature into in practice is not most difficult to acquire standing at the thresing. This is an age in which men are brought lation Parliaments and Cabinets are content gress, we may fairly hope that we shall, are breast work with it, if the earth behind the very clear, uule it might be something held and nothing can be done until it is mus. face to face with the deepest questions of relia decide and ast by majorities; but the pro.. Chinese. You must live amongst them to have quisitive man to pass through this crials with comrades sbull not only discose every point long, enter upon a better era in our relationshout, or retaining; or bregst walla, got matu- like the wonderful repressive measures which tered. Then there is the terrible pride of the glous thought, and it is impossible for an in-gramme before na requires that Revolutionary
bare buen adopted in Hongkong rated with the immens body of water, and
A private mailing stel has taken place be anything like an idea of it. One of the primont having his mind in doubt but let the with intelligence and sincerity, but also come with the country. Our greatest difficulty gave way, naturally enough all would fall. since the conclusion of the Treaty has been There was no will before he built the breast tend the Yachte Tereta and Lucy. The latter cipal reasons why the Coinaman. rejects the doubts go in the collare, and not in the pulpit; to unanimous decisions, and not accordingly. Gospel is this "pride. The Gospel Zoes in the vellege, and not in the missionary field. Action is to wait till thero is absoluta uasi- wall: there had been some cuttings, the breast was the winner.
A meeting of the Yacht Club has taken not come from Oaina, and thesoforo We have every respect for honest doubt, but I miby, Further, while the Revolotionist-tatat that, in conciliating Pekin, we did not con wall was merely only for a feoing for the cook ciliate the Provincial Authorities. On the bouger. He has known several land slips place, at which it has been decided to oar it cannot be true; or, if it is true, it is do know, by profoundest experieno, that a regard himself and at his comrades as con- contrary, there were certain provisions in the love no wall had been built. A letter was y ont an arrangement with some gentis- come small faignificant truth pertaining to news must believe in God and in the eternal demed unen, or, as we English, any, azon with produced which witness recognised as his, rea who are willing to form themselves as barbarians. Then look at the conservatie realities of the eternal world, otherwise ke oun- taltere round their cocks, yst, on this very above named instrument, such, for example, as queating pemission to build a retaining wall, into a Company, with a capital of Tle. 2,000, of the Chinese. The conservation of England, not touch. I am going back to China, and nesouet, he in to regard himself and his con- those connected with the transit dues, which whereas in the pin it is marked benet wail: enbeoribed principally if not wholly by me-na compared with that of China, in radialem that is the strongest proof I es give you that fedentes, whether in the first, second, or third the length of the retaining wall was 130 feet urrs of the Yacht Club, who will bay a lot italt. It seems to me that the Chinese buvo I believe in my work. I know the difficulties, degree of usefulness, all alike so valuable placed them into direct opposition to us. The where the work was going on. The Portuguese of land immediately below (libb's wharf, Heug- their heads turned in the wrong direction they but I really do believe in my deepest heart that capital, the capital of Revolution, to be care que, erest a double slip, bed, &e, for the Club, look backward instead of forward; every are in it ia God'e work that China is to become fally ionomized, not rashly exposed to riska great hope now is that they may be indeed to foreman was generally there
By Mr. Sharp: The letter ziow handed to him rent is to there for one year, at the bare min, upon the dead past; and in order to wake Christs, and that I have something to do with in fact, as the savings-bant of Revolution, to enter with more cordiality into the compact
round. They would drive every one of in what Christ has auid," If ye have Inith it expose bis owa prasioon carosas to the least which has been made by the Imperial Autho- one of his own letters, proposing the water and give them the option of buying it at the end progress they must have their bende tamed it. I do not believe in any power, but I believe be enjoyed when it comes of age. He is not to
shonld be diverted off defendimt's ground. He of that terms.
tu.morrow if they could. shall be," and, believing this, I shail go back to danger without the consent of the whole bro- A fire broke out at 6.15 on the morning of into the Re rities, and that, instead of baving only a parruceived an answer to that letter, and the copy tion of the Mandarina, those, namely, who are now in cours was a true copy, and the only ob the Beh inst at Mesure. Obyplant & Cafe do. Why? Beamse they are afraid of licee noir China and Feel that I am face the difficulties berhood of fully-initiated Ravelationists; and regard to the abstract prinsiples of Revolution. at Pekin, on our side, we shall be able to scourections he ants to the purposals we unde in duena, in rass of their Hent in Kiungee Road, things that we are introducing an atenteers, and y. Who art thou, gent mountain? E companions get into a sorape, he is to deli- letter already spoke off. The mid-weather at the It appears to have originated among avere railways, and talegrapha-which they think Before Zerubbabel thou shall be wonda a plain." berate very loug, very onrefully, and with dus
ary Science, whether, in regard to the suprem the co-operation of the Viceroys and local mouth of the culvert would have broken the saw which was lying loote. The alhrm was will tend to apeat everything, and deprive the
abjest in view, it for the good of the onno of their infinence, and almost of their broad and official, and so be enabled to consolidate, fores of the water. He thought that the cover on speedily given, aud the fire got pader by manns Confucions, including scholars and mandarina, the shoot would have prevented the water from of buckets of water on the spat, before the en-
A Society which calls itself international, and that be should bazard his own life for the sake with the nation generally, relations which spreading. He did not object to Mr. Mom's gince and extincteurs" arrival. The damage obcase. Confucius in the great saint of Chin bave hitherto been only with the Imporial plan altogether, but he objected to the water wae trilling, bat two pouy carriages and and a very worthy and great man he was, and which claims its own in all countries, must ex. of his friends. If all these judicious roles of Be Government, who have either not properly ranging through defendant's ground. He re-babam were destroyed. Another five odeur. for a hosthin a very good man. But though a post strange developments. Indeed, it can only volutionary conduct render the art it if some- tried, or have been unable, to secure the ecmembered a catch water drain was made in there the same day among some Chinese house in man, they worship him as if he were Uled, and affliate what it fade, and what it ända must what less perilous to the initiated, who thus de
vicinity of Robinson-road. It would have an alley running at the back of the Shanse and they commit all his works to memory, A partake of the national character. There has not seem after all,
be re-assured to find Revolation in not pouncing operation in these measures of the Provincial carried away a large quantity of water from de- Chilbi Rends, and going by the name of the Chinese sobolar is more thoroughly versed in intely been divulged the Russian expression of the quite in their hands, the intended victims will fondant's ground, bath not all from the hilt. Wooaleb Road. It was soon get under by the books of Confucius than we are in the Revolutionary.idea, and it io as severe and grim Authorities, and, through them, of the people to did not know when this drain was made, the engines and ortineters, Mr. Wilson Bible by a long way. It is estimated that there was to be expocted from that oantry. The on them all at ones, in one fatal spring. The at large.
ket from what he heard he believed it was baving attracted to himself great kudosare a million of prople who could reproduce the Russians are a singularly imitative race, and, will is confessed, the intention disclosed, the ande before the fall. The space for the shoot hy starting of in a small band carriage of his whole from beginning to end. Then their faith like all imitators, they improve on their model. plan of the campaign opened to view but, the The mail steamer whe signalled at 9.15 this was newly cat out from the hill, and the space invention, just large enough to carry a man in the completeness of bis teaching abuts their Wanting originality, they outdo by force. Al-would-ho perpetrators arow that it will be long. between the shot and the hill was filled in and one extincteur. An nafortunate scculent yes against all other teachings. You have no ready they have a system, cheerfully called before they can be suficiently sure of them- with concrete, this be at the time raw ailed in. ocurred to the coole of the Victoria sogin,iden baw they quote Confucins against everyNihilism, which consists in regarding with dieselver, their courades, their ananimity, and the It had always been his impression tlist when who full in front of it, and was caught and bad doctrine that we advance. Then I might mo satisfaction, doubt, proteas, and meditated raconalon to strike even the first blow. Nay, in a foot of water on the road that it was on the ly crashed by the dust-pan. The accident ion also the weakness of the religions instinct bellion overything eatablished. It is the natural the midst of this vast, varions, Interious, and morning of the fall. He never say any fissare originated through a child playing with the bus in the Chineso. A Chinaman goes about his recoil from a fixed systein, from servile institu-life-long preparation, it is possible-it is even or aur danger save that he knew that the water curtains, and bringing them into contact with religion in a very different way from what we tiene and arbitrary power. The Russian cha confused, that scrae, not to say many, may
a charcoal fire.
do iu this country. He thinks very little shoot meter ia st ende rigid and fanatica, frozen and loss heart, spirit, and eva honour, which it is Sumury trial in the Supreme Court, a saturating the whole of the back of the
wall, and that when the shoot fell, all fell to Mr. G. O. Stent of the Imparial Customs bis soul, bat infinitely more of his body-in-fiery. It is stone, which some times becomes an essentiel rule of the Eevulation to despise Gardner v. Landstein, which was eet down for nether. He had visited the place since, he had Service has published a vocabulary of the Peki finitely mora of a bowl of rice than of his eter-lara, which in its turn becomes the rock you when in condict with its own interests: They' nal salvation. He is a thorough man of busi-walk on. The Internationalists have found may in their own interesia chance to desert, bearing yesterday, was settled out of court.
Dialect. It is well spoken of.
The N. C. Daily Ness states that the Britishness, and never more so than in his religious themselves, some people would any, travestied and even betray. What is quite as possible, Government he sent out cedera to re-erect the exercises. He gives so much towards religion, and caricatured in that too sympathetic region. and not lean dzagorous, to the Rarolation, their Cannalar buildings destroyed lust Christions, and be exprota to get much in return, and if They will have to repadiate, or, at least, to in-study of persons, charactors, ironmstances, circle of acquaintances, may lead to quist au- The old foundations are to be used, so that the he does not he is very wrath with his Gol, and temprat as rationally as they can, a programme ways, and meane, in a large Rarolutionary to show that other and an unexpected result. They may abuurdity. They will have former arrangement of rooms will be retained; sometimes vents that wrath in not very polite which carries Revolution to perfection or to the portion of the building adjoining the new terms.
Another difficulty with which we have to the ounelusion of the Russian Nibiliste find Revolution not on the whole worth the
Datter destruction of things as they are, not légitimate, and to point Supreme Court being est apart for the officers of that Institation. The aby paper adda,"icontend-and that is the opinn traffe and the is coarse of time therefore, witnesses may hope immoral tres of many of the foreigners in where the fault in the argument fies, What!
LORD DERBY AND EDUCATION. to have better shelter than the steps loading up Ching. I do not spook of Englishmen alone, they have to do is not so diffoult as it might
but foreigners in general. The conduct of seem. The Russian programme, is in shape The Standard remarks that Lord Derby to the present Court-room, while they are Great Britain in reference to the opium trade and plan the programme of al conspiracy has ventured into the domain of speculation object that will in defence of education, and shown that if waiting a summons
The weather has been severe, the thermo is one of the mus disgraceful things that sau Every conopiracy involves meter showing a mininta of 31 degress: 15 possibly be imagined. You know that our first not immediately attoil the light of day, or the adation is really carried far enough it will cources lures than is December last year, and war with Lains was brought about fry the test of laws and recognized opinione. Every brings its own remedy for these supposed ovila, 90 degrees less than during the past summer. desire of one of the Emperors to put an end to conspiracy involvessarecy, self-sacrifice, mutual toe in thick in several directions, and skating is his trade. At the close of the last war, how confidance, concentration of ideas, weighing of It is only soure men who care for the race of ever, the Government was induced to legalies consequences comparison at methods and competition. The reatlessness which universal sense existing in each man's bossm that the crate, and now opiums moking has brous valuse, patience, a little world of design within competition would produce could only arise a general thing all over the empire, and they world of fact. The only difference between shrinking from this competition be was not THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. are indebted to us for that. When I went to one ensspirasy and another is the object, for doing his duty by himaalt--not making full te
(2imer.)
Chias fitoon years ago the opium deus were all all are equally wars against sociory. If the of the advantages which be bad already secured. We have recrived from a trustworthy source in the back strects and narrow lanes; but now object be a spiritant despotism, the Jesuita gire When education comes the common pro the following account of a conversation which you find them in the principal streets, ini they as an example. If the object be the posses perty of all, and the diguity of toil is recog. was held reccnty at Chiselhorst between the are mom common then the rice shops, Rad sion of a cuntry, we have ready illustrationsmised, this repas of restlessness will pass away Emperor Napoleon and our informant, who is there is no disgrass connected with the practice in Fenianiem and Federalism. If the object be Professor Huxley undertook some time since authorized to pablieb the statement. In order as in former times. Just think of it. The the possession of a trade for the exclusive to discuss these gloomy speculations about the to add additional weight to his report of the Chinese pay for this miserable dirt, as they benefit of the working man, we bave examples future results of education, and mach as there interview, car correspondent gives the exact call it to foreign lands £15,000,000 sterling at Sheffield and alsewhere. If the object be the was interesting in bis apsuch he did not really worda employed by the Emperor, acsonpanied per annum-that is, within £1,500,000 of the possession of a whole country for the benefit meet the question as Lord Derby has done, by an English translation.
total sum they receive for all the teas and of certain ancial circles in the ranks of indus Lord Derby has sought the answer in a larger His Majesty apolta na follow's over
silks they export to every part of the try, that is Communism, or Communalism,
morning,
We are glad to state that the Telegraph be- tween this and Shangbai, was again in working order am Saturday.
Intelligence was brought by the M. M.steamer Godasery, which arrived on Sucunday afternoon, that an American vessel, sepposed to be the Emma Augusta, and bound to New York, was sabore on Dekatu, with loss of redder.
It
HALL & MOLIZ and KELLT WAS thought she was not to be badly damaged,
and with assistance abe conla be got off.
& Co.. Shanghai,
HALL & HOLTZ Bud KELLY
& Co., Shanghai.
BALL & HOLTZ und KELLY
& Co., Shanghai,
A great tiger adventure is related in the Bingo. pore Times as having taken place on board the olenaras on her last vorage. A large tiger which was being brought in a cage got loose, frightening the passengers to a terrible extent, Yokohama... Moura. LANE, CRAWFORD & CO. Ultimately Captain Bolton bad to go down
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balow and shoot the animal with a rifle.
A would-be repetition of the notorious Saw- kewan murdar case of 1869, intended to bave dome uff on the night of the 18th instant, ne „Mr. F. AUGAR, Clement'e-lane.
GED. STREET, 90, Oornhill. will be seen by part of the evidence in our Po- ...Mesara. TruBNER & CO.
Lice Intelligence, has been by only a hair' BATES, HENDY & Co, breadth avorted by the prompt action of the In- San Francisco, Mr. "L. P. FISHER, 21, Mer-spautor in charge (Inspector Burns,) or in all
chants" Exchange.
probability we would have to record the murder New Fork.....Merars. S. M. PETTINGILL & Co.,
37, Fark Row.
The dovery of the Daily Proan team this olite com menced or Saturday moming at 10.00, not the last moscongere left toe fice at 10.90.
The Daily Press.
HONGKONG, DECEMBER 18TH, 1871.
of another Police conatabie, if not more, asus the case at the fatal attack of April, 1869, oot of which resulted the death of Mahoney and the wounding of the Indian constables. Special credit is due to the Inspector in charge of the station, and also to Inspector Urndzek, of the water polica, and Sergeant Campbell, who by their joint and timely measures prevented any notion on the part of the depredators which to all appearance from the implements found in the junk, might have been serious, Sons of the culprits escaped from the junk, and are mand of the case is granted to enable the pulire
to get hold of them.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
SUPPLIED TO THE DAILY Priak."
****LONDON, 14th December, 1871.
The Prince of Wales bas slightly improved. In the Tichborne caee Bargenta' examination bus ended, and it is believed that the case must collapse.
The repurs that Parliament moots in January
in contradicted.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
December 16th.
BEFORE C. MAT, Esq.
238.70 WALL CAUS
Been some of the gravite stones on top, also an squalosmber uuderneath. The body of thewate: wha runing on to the top stones of the drains, and some into the drain; where the stones bad been taken sway no cráinary rain fall would have damaged the chunam on top of the breast wall.
Mr. May proposed that a plan should be drawn on, that the witness might work the amount of wall and earth which has failon.
In reply to Mr. Brereton, witness stated that parts of the water which fell from the onvert west on to the breast wall, and the water on the road one foot deep was some weeks before the fall. In congegnenes of this fall of the well, Mr. Gutierrez had been delayed in building his
Postponed till Thursday nort.
hoasa.
BEFORE J. RUSSELL, Esq.- GOW STELLING. L-a-paag, a coolie, was sent to three months! bard labour, for stealing a cow from West Point, and taking the animal down to Wanchi.
STOKE THROWING.
Leang-mi-obee, a doctor, summoned Mr. E. dos Remedios, in that his son did on the 14th December anlesfully throw a stone into complainant's house, who broke a bottle of medicine and some crockery wire.
Defendunt admitted the charge as an accident, and was ordered to pay amende $3.
DAFILING THE FRAGRANT STREAMS, Wat-a-yan, a shop coolie, was fined $3, which
were immediately paid, for washing buteliers thes in the streat at the back of Rose Villao, in spite noticca put up, both to Chinese and English, uning people against their defiling
the streams,
ANTICIPATED REPETITION OF THE SHOWKEWAN TRAGEDY.
Bapan SDC
person of the third delen at wore found a
looked for.
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"destruction," and subelituting any other al
from:
LIGH
ideas. We are autering, it must be owned, on
fortunate end."
The Priuos of Wales bon received the Order
"It is pretended that the Bonapartists are world. I believe that the Chinese were whatever else it is called. But if anybody wilt conception of the work of education, and ling
spining. I do not believe it. is only
The Times thinks "it is not to be disguised ibe country who have recourse to occult, prac is one of the great obstacles o bave te eu. parties who feel themarlves in a minority in man from the weat than they are now. This see that by passis, kis pen through the word opinion to hearty co-operation on the ques tices. It is only those who wish to impose ouanter. As for the corality of our fellow will, be will find this simply the univeral prothat the incredible difusion of education now their views upon the larger anmher who concountrymen, there are some excellent men grame of conspiracy. It is the Russian wind impending may bring to the front in large apira. When a man has been, as I tave been, among the merchants of China, some princely, that bas carried it to the very extreme of which numbers & clase net hitherto iooloded in the daring 2 years at the head of a great aution, noble, generous men, as fing specimens of mon the programme is onpable. and when be has been animated by a single as on be found anywhere in the world; but
But we really have to thank these Russian moe for life's prizes. The struggle, if not for mera living. st all events, for something better Twelve desperate Celestials of the dangerous thought the welfare of the country-be pre-there is a great deal of wrong among the Rerolatioaiste, Arst for their testimony to the than mere living, may possibly become more sort, were arraigned bafora Mr. J. Buell on
serves the sentiment of his dignity, the con- foreigners. What we want to see is the in-half-und-bull unsatisfactory chameter of exist severa than before, and disappointed competi. Ar opinion appears to prevail in some well
the following charge: Inspector Burns, inition of his vizbts, and casts away from him thence of Christianity upon there foreign maring conspiracies, then for showing, as they do, tion may generate vary angry senticato informed directions that there are at last
oberge of the Showkewed station, stated on the low intrigues which degrade those whobave chance. Ok, that God would make every mer. what is their natural tendency and logical on. The tree preseusion against such dangers was, the 15th instant about 10 o'clock a certain reconise to them: Without illusions and with chat abroad a missionary in his character and clusion. All conspiracies are destructive. They wa beliore, indicated by Lord Derby when be some signs that the Chinese officials are be-
information was given to him, in oonsequenos of ont discouragement, Irely upon the justice of condust!
confans to it, by hiding themselves and diegoi- ginning to recognise temecessity of vistering
which he came into Victoria and get Inspector the French people, and I am resigned to my Now let me mention the work that has been sing themselves, and by their incompatibility said that high entare and intellectual tastes tinguished station and madorate means. Un upon relations of a more solid character with
him to Showkowan. Before leaving he directed Moreover, when oun has fallen from such a first place, we bare giren in that most difficult conspirator must lie; bo has abandoned all that condition a good education will insure to Cradock and a party of Polise, to accompany fact, whatever may be the decrees of Providence. done in the face of these difioultios. In the with personal truth, and social justice. T should be recognised as compatible with nadis- foreign nations. By degrees, it is thought,
his coxswam and a lutong to go over the hill to-. they are really awakening to the fact that
marde burun-hay, and look out if they would beight, the first sentiment ons experiences is language a glorions version of the blessed or uple on that point and the necessity of his very lad, if not ebat is called succeen in the the old theories of China's universal apre
see any we whout the bill. He got back to not the desire to again mount upon the piu Bible. I have read that version very carefully, lying arises from his having to bafia and de world, at any rate opportunities of happiness macy must be abandoned, and that the time
an agronlturist for big book learning, while be Sawkewan at 5.15 pm, end landed with Inspectacle, but to seck the cause of the full in order and I bellers it given to the Chiness as alerosive society's instinct of self-graaervation, Wet, st any rate app containly be a worse tor Uradock and Corporal Campbell, leaving a to explain one's condust and combat malemny, view of Divine truth as your version given to wish, generally speaking, to live as we live, to has come when the nation must make an
party of fourteen oogstablca in the Poliva bout while still reconizing one's faalta. In doing you. In the second place, we have created a do what we are doing, and to have what we would enjoy the advantages of self-resurs effort in throw off the old trammels of super-
antalde, with orders to land at dark. Before go this one reviews the past, rather then seeks to Christian literature in the scantry. We hava have. He wishes by foras or frand to change ing to Victoria be ordered two men to keep read the future, and strives much more to do publicbed about 700 different works. We have par condition, to control our actions, sising from a trained intellect and enlarged justice uneself that to acomplish a restora. given them translations of some of our most seize our property, all in bi fuction's interent
a new path strangely deffering from the old stition, prejudice and arrogance which have
lork out on a certain junk, the Hop lee, ying tion. Hence the legitimate desire to popular works, and also original prodacticus, had convenience. So he must plot and lie till long impeded her progress, and, secing bow
in Showkowan at anobar, about 100 yards from far events have marched in the direction of
the shors. From information received und h/ploy public means of refuting unjust attsoksin which I believe a great deal more than in bis bour comes. So far as we are concernel/ways, bas it is the safest we can now take, and own observation he suspected that na stuck and of rectifying erroneous appreciations. those translations. We bare also given there his object is our destruction, the test it ought to lead us, under good guidanes, to a progress notwithstanding the strenuous op-
enlighten public opinion by truckful statements many scientific murks which are of great valeo, ostroy our position, our existing rights; position which has been made, cannot but
SUMMARIES OF NEWS FROM THE The case of alr, Gutierrez me on again on was going to bundant bezent of the a duty to those whom fortem hus-brack in titic to this, the missionaries bare som our property, our liberty and ail-our-reintione lead to hostility and disaster. Such at least Saturday, Mr. Brereton «ppeared for the de/Sbowkewan. About nightfall be sent off the down; while alt agitation to attempt the revayed a vast amount of information to the as far as they interfere with usapposed equality i
HOME PAPERS. informant on board the Hop Les, by himself,
(Daily New
TUESDAY, Oct. 24th. enly retard the moral reaction which breslready have been composed by missionaries, and physical force of the many and the strong. It appears to be the impression produced in fendant, and Mr. Sharp for the Crown.
W. Wilson.eramined by Mr Retro, atated giving him certain instructions. Just after establishment of the Imperial régime would unter world. All our Chinese dictionaries of all, or with the rights of labour, qut the many directions by the recent visit of TrangHe was called to superintend the front wall, he left for the Junk be on that off from commenced. To nil those who have come from the grammars; and now my friend Dr. may rather startle one to see in this programme
Although the Queen's husits has greatly im the Hap-lee with four men in her. He was Franco to visit me have held the anme eggs is translating the classics of the Chinese that the true Revolutionist confesson to having EWO-FAN to Shanghai; and, though we are he was also to prepare plans for houses to be standing in the verandah of the Police station language I am opposed, I have said to into Daglieb, and be is thereby shortering the no interests, business, feelings, attachments, proved of late, her Majesty is still able to somewhat sceptical as to the sincerity of built in the lot. Cutting and blasting and the then. As the informant went up the Jank's side then, to either intrigues or plots Franco labour of tu ssionaries in learning the language property, or name, as regards the existing join the family circle at meals, or to take walk-
warit of excavation were going on for the build. he noticed another asupan with two mea put Chinese protestasions in favour of foreign in-ing of the wall poder the directions of Mr. off to the jauh. There were people, on the needs repose to enable her to recover from her by two years. Another thing we have not state of things; that he is absorbed in the one ing exercise.
diameters. He would be most culpable who only given books to the Chinese, but we have idea and passion of Revolution; that he is the stitutions, we are glad to record this fact, Gutierrezanda Portuguese foreman employed by spd fain to hope that the view may prove to Er. Gutierrez: The breast wall was to back the Junk calling for more asinpans and two or three abould seek to foment trouble for the, advance preached the Gospel -largely in their country. pitiless enemy of the worl?, and only lives in it of the Southern Crosa from the Emperor of cience that of destruction without morey; Yesterday the Mancbeater Chamber of Com- be correct. There can be no question that ground för cookhouses to be built against, and ampaus polling in the direction of the junkment of him personal interests. The present During tre last ten years we have preached the that be way destroy it; that he knows only one Brazil
answering the bail. inspector
in the future exclude auf form of Covarimon seventeen out of sighteen provincas About that bis sola object is the most speady possible useros manimously passed a resolution, st there are good grounds for entertaining it, The breast wall was not a retaining wall, and Cradock and himself went down to the grounds that is, not of mere profession, but not intended to keep up the hill at back. There street, to where, the two men vers landing. To attempt to overthrow it "would be a bad three years ago I went myself to some of the destruction of thie, infamous esate of society; pressing opposition to any modification of the action; though my rights remain still intact, most distant parts of China, and made a tour that be despises public opinion and the existing French Treaty in the direction of increased pro- of action, which certainly must appear to be a breadth between the retaining wall and the He ordered Corporal Campbell and two
breast well, road being injured constabies to get into of significance. We read in the Northern in any antoi prenent the rus bei mir go off towards the fank. Mr. Cradock and and long is the people shall act bave been of nonly 3,000 miles in company with my moral law; that he holds everything right which teative and prohibitory agties, and adding that himself arrrated the two men who landed from regularly consalted, no decision of the Chamber friend, Mr. Wylie, We called at only all will further, his end, everything wrong which it sook a policy should be insisted upon, it papers that Tenso-WO-PAN, in addition to He considered there was sufficient beach left the jonk. The second and third defendanta are an prevent me from being the legitimmte So-the cities and towns on the way, and we returned stands in its way; that he has no tender and would, in their opinion, become necessary for
to me to ask if they should place themselves & Laving been molested and not quite 500 other supposed virtue, but only the one cold pas
tion, love, gratitude, or sense of honor, or any altogether. visiting the official Consul, called at Masers. Be had knowledge of the arata of the ground those mon; he lost sight of the boat for the reign of France. Many officers have written without having created aty disturbance, or effeminate feelings of friendship, family affes.ibe English Government to abandon the treaty
beture defendant commenced exovation, the
The-foot and mouth disease yesterday mada space of two minutes, but he was certain it was the disposition of the present Government, and In the year of 1853 we had JARDINE-MATHESON'S, the Consuls for Den-ground was irregular, in some places perpendi. Ramse boat which landed the scoond and consented to rolcage them from their pupils in our day schools; we base now about sign of Revolution; that he estimates everything its appearanou amongst some fine Scotch ozen
as a surface drain ou side third defendants. They searched them. On mark, where he partook of tiffin, and the culr; there
It is stated that a strong effort is shor:ly customary courtesies. This, it must be con-channel on the hill side of Bobineon' the person of the second defendant were found oath. I bave answered that the question 4,000. Native preachers in 1853, 19; we have and very person sa it or he contributes to that apon the Royal form at Windsor.
being plainly stated between order on the now more than 880. Statious and out-stations canin; that he is ready to sacrifice everybody, if
·read; · · · and ̈ ̈ soutvert ander the road. fussed is a great advance on the old state of The water fell on to the ground of defendnet, arms ar anything suspicious, but ou the one hand and the most rightful anaroly in 1853, only 26; we have now more than 500. the exoritic: bo trato convenient. All this may to be made to introduce the organization of the A gathering of the heads of several engineer- affairs. That a Chinese magnate of no less and thence found its way into the satural ouble karrolled pistol, now prodaned, capped the ether, they should not hesitate Couverts in 1863, 31, we have now between seem extravagance. It may seem to betray that International Suciety into Ireland.
to serve their country; but that I could not 6,000 and 7,000 communicants. Contributions violence of sentiment and that excere of enthu importance than TRENA-KWG-FAN should shannel which it bad made on defendant and loaded, and sticking in his waistband. In release them from their orth antil, by a direct in 1853, nothing: at present we have about stam which the prograsime emphatically coming firm was held at Lincolu yesterday, at which
groxad. After the defendant had ornated asked Inspectors Barne and Cradock: Wint
A woman who, on the 5th of May, 1863, took visit a foreign mercantile house, is something the ground, it was necessary before building business! He said nothing, but they took the vote, the entire nation shall have chosen a do 1,000. Now, I think you will agree with denna and warns against. But there is nothing it was resolved to adopt the nine nours system.
finitive coveramest. Thus you see, like theme that we are making some progres extravagant, or even new, about it. This in the that the water from Robinson-road should be
men to the station and banded them over to tuan to Horace, I wrap myself in my right and in China-thus the Gospel is not a failure portrait of the universal oonspirator, drawn by away from ita bome a child one year and ten my resignation. Strong in any own consolonge, in China, Bat these figures do not re-friendly band. It describes what be in by months old, was yesterday convicted of the of pon the Danish Consul in his official capa conveyed is some other obrnel, in consequena soms Indian copetables.
of which Mr. Gutierrez ocmunicated with wit.
1 restrain the impatienes of me and despise present the actual amount of work that has disposition porhaps, bat certainly by force of fenoo at the Surrey Sessions, and sentenced to city; but this is certainly far more consider-ness. On accenat of correspondence in con-
the treachery and the insult of others. Lob. been accomplished, for thers are hundreds, per position. In his eyes society ie the enemy in nine months' imprisonment with bard inboar
A policeman named Jacob was convicted of ation than would ten years ago bare, been gention with the new drain, witness put himself
serve, with a certain degree of satisfaction, that haps thousands, around the various stations possession. He has to mask his, approaches, the Republic is forced to act with enverity who have been inflcanced to certain to escapa recognition, to chose vantage ground perjury at the September Old Bailey session, and accorded to any mercantile Consol by a Chi- in communication with the Surveyor-General. The Surveyor-General was saked to build the nese official of to high a standing; and the new drain at the themselves ooit, and the
(From a Corrsspandent).
against the very men who, during 2 years, extent by the Gospel. We are satunting the to sap and mine, to unke frints, to destroy, to amtenced to three months' imprisonment. Desember 15tb, 1871. attacked my Government, and to adopt many of minds of the people with stories of Jesus Christ, level to the dust, to kill and slay, without rememorial was afterwarde sent to the Home Se. fact is worthy of being noted. The visit of answer was that Governmost would built it at
regarded as indispensa and filling the gir with the music of the Cross. morso as the necessities of his warfare mayoretary calling attention to the trial. The case the joint expense of Garernment and defend- The attendanos at the races to-day, was not the measures which the Tartar Genera! recently to Hongkong ant, and he had direct communication, from quite su goed as it was yesterday, although the ble to the maintenance of order; but, as I nu. Then there is another important point. We prescribe. If the conspirator can get what he rose out of a case of furious driving, and the would appear to be a step in the same ciree-the Surveyor-General, and on behalf a weather was far more agreeable, and the sport moss man of party, this feeling giver place in are not able to any that we have many scholars, want with little, he will do little, and have prosecution of the policeman for parjury bad my heart to another and a stronger the plan but I am glad to be able to tell you that send thereby the more persone and property at bisbeen undertaken by a number of esb proprie tion. This was the first time since the scs-defendant be consented. The plan of infinitely superior.
with which I see the destinies of France deli of our most rendous and efficent agents are disposal. He will not needlessly destroy store, who associated for the purpose of taking drain WAX sext to big, In the first race, the Loona-KarG CUP, Mr.
vered over to the hazard of events, the fury of soms of the best scholars in the laud," Whea 1 valuable prize. If it is necessary to do more, action in such cases. It appeared that one of Esations, the mea kace of the men in power, and left Hunkow last year we had a church there he will do more. His enterprise, once em- the jury was formerly a sub proprietor and rank thought of openly and officially visiting firet instance, before seeing the Surveyor's Mr. George's Fra Diavale second.
numbering more than two tundred, and arsong barked in, involves utter destruation and die driver, and that he had been frequently cor- The CANTON CHALLANGE CUP was won by the exactions of the foreigace.". the place; and the circumstance, combined plan. be had sent in a plan himself, w
In reference to the recent publication of the them were fifty women and thirty wholu fami- regard of all feelings and considerations but victed of assaults upon policemen and of other irregolarities. Another juryman had repeated. lettera iddressed to hit by one M. Lessiner lies. There were also eight or nine B.d.'s in the one end in view. with his visit to Shanghai, appears at all companied with his letter. The same plan Mr. Clayton's Nimrod, followed by Mr. Jedar'a
cow in court. By that plan he proposed di. | Flight,ña, SECONŮ.
Mr. Pat's The Hermit was victor in the thin the Emperor, in reply to a question of our eor the Confucian sohaci, one M A., and several But there is a grain of sense, and therefore a ly made unfounded complaints against the po events at first eight, so indicate an improvement verting the culverts under Robinson's read so
undergraduates. Still, I do protest against grain of comfort, in this, as in all other Rero-lice. Under these circumstances Mr. Bruce in the ideas which the Chinese antertain as not to rus on w-delend int's 15,- but to run race, for the PRESENTATION CUF, while Mr. respondent, said:
Thane letters, as far as I en remember, are a spiritual work Like ears by the member of fusionary programmes. It is true that we have his advised the grant of her Majesty's pardon, on some wuste land. He never beard what ap- Jinkee's Mignonette was siconal. with regard to foreigners.
proval of his plan was made, till-be-sam-the -The fourth-race was no race at all, none of authentis, but surely I cannot be held respon-converts. Depend upon it, we are doing our central fires, and the fountains of the great and Jacob has been reinstated in the fores.
Tosterday's French Oficial Joursal dedich sible for the absurdities, which people shore to work; the Word is being sowal, and a truly deep under our feet, and that there are in the Of course it is necessary to be very Surveyor General's plan. He then proposen the penies showing up when the bell rang.. cautions in forming conclusions from such evas alteratives. He also suggested verbally. The fifth rase, it ALLIANCE CUP, proved addrem to me, and the communications of M. as guccess now appears in Madagascar it will very midst of us, not to say in our own coupe that M. Thiers bus had is salary paid in gold, facts; because unfortunately the history of an fron bood at the mouth of the culvert to the race of the day, and was won by Mr. Mel-Lessines never recived from me say serious appear in China and in India. Madagascar is dition, forces adequate to our sudden and entire as stated by a Bonupartist paper, in order to our relations with China shows that a mera guide the water straight down the shoot, but in chers All Fours, closely followed Mr. Clayto's voice, I believed the man himself to be a sort great, bot. China is greater: and you must be destruction. But nature interpowes xaudes and profs by the premiums. The sum, it adde, is
of barilena Inastie, you shall judge. The brought to feel that in order to pray as you degrees, and even conspiratore, while they can always paid in notes,
The Paris Tempe publisbes an article oppo. bia letter be enggested the about abould be Nimrod.
The GEENAN OUT was won by Mr. Pat's first time I saw him, three or four years ago, ought to pray for Chine, and not na you ought calmly contemplate the rain of a world, aud ontside appearance of friendship on the part covered in, then the hood of coures would have
look on us without pity as their destined vis-sing the proposed issue by the Bank of France interior courtyard of the Tuilerias. Upon send- of Mandurius is not to be relied upon. It is been class, and the water would have been Hermit, nad Lord Melbourne's Spite came in he was walking burriedly up and down the to set towards Chiar.
The population of Madagascar is, I suppose, time, are obliged to consider time, place, and of notes for small sums. France is already inwa unfortunate, indeed almost painful, to feel tried anther way. Providing the cores was kacond,
strong enough to bear the force of water, either The agreath race, for the CONSOLATION in to learn what he wanted be excitedly an-between 4,000,000 and 5,000,000; Lut banish opportunity. They cannot take ng by assaultdated with paper, it says, and the effect of a China from existence, and sextter the popular Eran their poison is slow, like the port wine further issue would cause dilcar coin to diasp compelled to be so constantly wary and ans-a mid-weather or the cover would suve been Saxe, was won by Mr. Milk's Asti, while Mr.swered; My fate ie in the Emperor'a banda."
*** How eo? lae Maburajah proved second. A very
tion over the globe, and every third man you and green tea that carried off our grandfathers pear altogether. Just now it is being bearded, picioas, but without absolutely forming un-etter than thing, but both together would
Because be is the only man who can confer met would be a. Chinaman, and every third at the age of 60. Some of the comparisons but it is sure to re-appear when people feel that the only good race thin
hocep you entered a Chinese boues. The world and calculation rather argently insisted on in there is no pesessity to keep it bidden. the Surveyor General's
upon ne the boon 1 desire. In the eighth raso Mr. Jeddar's Flest won, ebaritable or unkindly conclusivos, we are her best. His letter was
The elections for the Municipal. Council of approval of
Name your request."
is looking on, and the question is asked, "Can the programme require time for their dva still justified in not being too sanguine evou plan; though he did ab upprove of the I believe, the first prize.
"A stall at the opera this evening.
the Gospel obange the Hindoos and the Chi-performance. It takes a life to know character Marseilles took place on Sanday. The contest when we see signs, which, but for past ex-plan, nor make any obj.toos against. Wit
Why do you not go and buy one?
neop" I believe it can. I want you to believe and to require experience, and ho long us life any between the Radicals and ultra-Eadicals, Impossible Every seat is taken. Theit ein, I want you to show it by cabtributing short the ars of conspiracy and of reveld and was greatly in favour of the latter.
It is stated that the King of Italy Las ap perience would afford the best ground for mess did not pawider that he was in any way responsible for the carrying out of the plan.
Referring to the publication by the Prussian lady I wish to marry will be there, and I must according to your ability, and by sending ustion, therefore, will be long. Destruction in hopefulness. Still, even bearing all this in a remembers the time of the floods. He was
eenviae man to parry on this great work admitted to be a science, and one which requires pointed the 27th Novembar for the meeting of To bumour-bat I supposed to be a sort of Don't suppose that any sort of a man will do for that the would-be ravast in this brauch erald the Italian Parliament in the city of Home. mind, there are signs which look well. Both ring at the time close by, and he visited the Government of the diplomatic documents resem her.
It appears, by a telegram from Madrid, that THENG--PAN and the Tartar General who gund frequently, sometimes looked at the peoting the plane of the Imperial Government
wall and works two or three times per day in for the annexation of Belgium, the Paris Tempa hurmakes idiosyncrasy" continued the Emperor, a missionary, and especially for Chisa and study day and night the living realition of me, visited this Colony were open in their demon- the rain. His observation was po at the time expresses the opinion that these fresh revela- laughing heartily at the remembrance, "I gars India. No, we must have your very best men of characters, of positions, of all existing acciety, the attempt to effect a reconciliation between
men with a great deal of bumanity in them in all existing spheres. When this education the Bagesta and Zorilla parties bas failed. when the wall fell, hat was before and after. tious are far from being favourable to M. orders to place in my strange visitor's possession
is necessary preliminary, though the object be The sewage irrigation works which have just strations of civility. Buch men in China are
He bad previously seen, and on the morning of Benedetti. They in fact establieb, and in the streted admission to the opera, and be went Contucfue and. You cannot turve on roiter watched mora narrowly than even Toadyism at day the wall full. the manner the water manner beyond all dispute," it anys, "that the his way rejoicing. The next I heard of his wood," and I believe you can never maks mis speedy and anivarul destruction, it will have been completed at Leamington at a cost of watches Royalty at home; and every act fell into the shoot. heerved that the water Inperial Government, and M. Benedetti him was in the shape of s proposition to annex Bel- sionaries of rotten wood. We want men of the to wait till the most difficult of all studies is £16,000 were formally opened yesterday. The which they perform is noted and commented ran with a tremendous relocity unt of the self, took into serious consideration the projecte rium to France-n priject to which I certainly very highest stamp, men who have actuething completely mastered. The Nihilist has to Earl of Warwick has contracted to pay £50
make the natives feel that they are more ten weaker portion of bis own nature. He zot to dispose of the sewage for a term of thirty. upon by the people at large. Their example calvert, clean over the shout, on to Jefendant's for the angerut on of Belgium, and appose did not give the uusideration my detractors of the manifoldness of butanity, man who will achieve a wonderful conquest. Brat over the year towards the expenses of pumping, and then Englishinen, Welshmes, or Amerious. aqsire indiference to wrtare. It is, indeed, youre His Lordship's irrigation farm is to ba of consideration for foreigner will un. There we none wait in the drain. It struck projet belongs to them. We shall wes whit
The period of exceptional activity at Wool Wo wauti nspired mou. No one honoura this evidently assumed that the revolutionary pass 1,000 acres in extent, and will then be one of doubtedly bave great effects and perhaps him at the time that bad the Surreyor-General M. Benedetti will way, but it appears to as this is the, muet important bearing of it- besa sitting in the drain.tcr helter onder the difficult to answer, astens with regard to the wich Arsonal is said to be drawing to a clams, precioun Book more than I do; bạt I think it on works bat slowly, with a sold and calcula. the must gigantic attempte yet made to utilise
calvert he would not have got wet, for it authenticity of the documents; but it is scarce and the strength of the establishment is expect would be almost less for you to end that ting judgment, and that it takes a whole life to sewage
The protracted inquiry into the wangement Among the officials it will probably be regard would bave gone over his bend; the wall 15 probable that the German Chancellor is not od soon to be reduced to the level at which it Book without the inspired nun. But let me effect the due absorption of on nature. If, then,
atood before the Oontinental war,
have the inspired Book and the inspired man it is only life against life, we may still hope to and condition of the Hampstead Small-por ed as of little importance, and as a mere mot of he believed had bega there ten years before prepared to establish that auttiauticity.
new in the annals of China. True, he called
Case romanded.
CANTON.
sion of the island that any official of high the proposed
the same that now in court. In the Milk's Enfant Terrible came in winner, and
2.
ground, and foding its way down Peel Street. oreover, to establish that the initiative of that pretend to beliere."
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