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THE DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19TH, 1871.
attacking me. All four best me with their flats when I was against the wall. Second prisonar held the box the whole time and had it when tator isto oustody. The second prisoner camo belily up to me.
will not trouble itself to make a dietinetion of altirte on. The aesond had pair of white they would eat Smith's, who stated that the key cxamined. The first defendant is the approved the programme of Adolph Awes
between Catholics and Protestants, between Missionaries and Merchants," and the course which it advocates in the face of all this is to give in and induce the French to givo; in It warms the country of the danger of war which, however, it says, may be evaded by a allful policy and the skilful policy which it advocates is to give up our just rights in face of the most strogigas outrage which has ever been committed, and the most insalting
dered.
liness of the Chief Justice.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
blond on them. They were shut up and in the
RIO TOBBERY.
HIGHWAY BORBELY.
LONDON, 23rd November. A demonstration demanding the resignation Chambers yaktorday, of the Ministry took place before the Erucaela
to guard their lives and property as those of British subjects, and it is hardly fair to net tho Chinese for more than this. We are of opinion, therefore, that this clause of the Tasaty ahould be abandoned, and though once
ious are, of Britio. avail to conciliate the un reasoning koinorities of Asiatics, we should place ourselves. in a better position for de
anding radress in use of faturo outrages, It would, doing full justice now. co-operation of Franes in this matter, for one less the Frauet, Government ceased to extend spasial favour to the missions at the same time however, bo aboulutely contial to obtain the
way of security or a clear conscience. I the that we do, we shall gain little or nothing in the Roman Catholio 'missions pursus thoir meddle- come intrigues, rinds which the Chinego Go- vernment now prelies or threaten will brjak out, and a Chiness 'mob, ongð róased, will not trouble itself to make a dietinction between Catholic and Protestants, between missionaries by the Felting Ministry on the popilion in the The disaclation of the Spanish Cortes is ports is likely only to what the rage of the mob, Radia the meantime the Chinese armamente Brassels are growing to gigantic proportions. At any reina and loss the people op the foreigners; ur Prince Kung's powers of doercion me fal time in my out the Government to let go the We do not wish to take an alarmist tone, but we should warn the country that our relativos with China may at any moment bring ca to the verge of war, The difianties may be evaded by a skilful policy, but it would be mish to assis that a resort to a rader arbitrament may not
forend upon us.
LONDON, 24th November. The Returna of the Bank of France show that the circulation of Notes hag duined by ten millions.
The manifestations at Brule against the Ministry continue.
LOSEON, 24th Novembar LONDON, 25th Novembor. The fusion reported to have been affected at is new. Jenied. considered certain.
Prince Biemarok je unwell.
صدارت پاک
THE MISSIONARY QUESTION.
The following letter has appeared in the Sir,-Allur me to point out'i misapprehen above paper on this subject
There is no clause in that Treaty protecting
"the retention" of this clauad whiteli-not-only The P. & O. steamer Miriapore, Captain galls the Olinese; but gives the French an With regard to the second prisoner, the only evi-junk which is also used in stink potu, alao two ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH MAIL responsible for their notions. By insisting on dence was that be made a blow at nobis one, flaeks of poder; and a quantity of eartridges and there was no proof that lie had any weapon and bullois (pietol), and percussion ops. They The Bret Jedley said he say strike at bin, Also found a single barrelled pistol, loaded and Parish, ferm Southampton via Malta, Alex Des for extorting a more misoblavou extent of the protector and oncouragers of prosely and heales received a wound in his body, but like dapped (praecul in court), ales two musketa, ondria, Port Said, Suez, and Galle 30th of privilege, we place ourselves in the position Mr. Drammend. How did the other men all the others, this prisoner war zot seen to both loaded, but nacapped, when he saw them come up if the second came bodily up to you have any weapon. The eridonce of Bridge. He had not druvu the charges yet. He also November, and Singapore December 8th them a position we do not attempt to assume water was rather curieus, where ho said the to- found a large quantity of pawn tickets. On Sa bringing on the English mail of the 3rd No. in India, whore we are not ecjuuraers, but rulers. Sappysing, however, the cladas pro- Laughter)
Witness? The otbord came up after him. I oond prisoner struck him raising his band high terday morning, he went back to the junk.luving vember, arrived yesterday, The following tecting the missionaries sa ich to be erased. that is said concerning, their "intrigues" is received the wound from Arst prisoner on the above his bead, while at the same time he was left a constable on, bourá ali night, and the lograms which have not yet basu published, from the Treaty, we should still have the right
eft side. When the nine ar cen sailors passed bolding a large box under hisar. It was not police boat with fourteen alongside He was
LONDON, 22nd November the two policeman vere there. I was not much balatory inpossible of course, but on the gris told that about two implements for boase sppear in the Ceylon Observer !--
Mr. John Bright will return to Parliament. confused dating the attack. I was perfectly denso produced he thought it extremely in making were on board; and he found them in
A Conservative has been elected for Fly- har and understood all tint was going on probable, Bridgewater being asenonmbered the bestow of the junk. On Friday night they A man oulled George Lemon was with me with any box and having nothing to do but tare found a quantity of cabin a bag, aleo some before the attack. He left me in Queen's Road cure of himself and see that no blow was strookton for women's dresses, made of alvermouth.
The German Constitutional party in Vienna I was going towards Tai-ping-slan By the Cour-The mea bed white jumpers Against Bridgewater's evidence on this point he pawatickets have not yet been all thorough. ound prisoner was walking up and down the tenter of the junk. The tenth defendant bromero, and the first blue ones
John Thomas Bridgewater was the next road with the box undes lis arm at a distance fisherman belonging to Siowkewan terg, who will thas form a 2 Cabinet witness. He repeated anbatantially his pravi- from the man who were stelking Jedley. This The first defendant came into the Harber of ops evidono, saying that ho conld not tell whe was entirely inconsistent with Bridgewater Sowkawan during the night of the 13th. On he hid bongbt the junk, and was going to what took place was that if any Prussian trade in suit fists. He produced the old lisencu ther the blow be received was aired so hits or statement. The most probable story of the 14th be come to the station, and told him o
Cross cxamined by Mr. Drummond I had reman inflicted the blow, it must be belonging to the former owner, and said he
buen one of thicoo who ran away" pire
wapted a new fahing liconco He paid do ban on that beat at night from the let of the romaly, and not one of those who remained lar for a Hence, and 25 cents for a pornit, and month. Two or three times there had boon at
What was the the idea of a man who had dem he gave him a receipt, pending the signature of tempts at rots, on three nights immediate mitted a serions arima like this? Was it likely the Roense. He las bonded his janić, pa blia before the 22nd. Can't swent that I have seen
that he would remain on the spot when there 14th, and he saw nothing easpicions there. Te the prisoners at any of the previous roWL. While I have been on the beat the German sea-was so good an opportunity of getting away reported to him that bis are consisted of with the others? Possibly Jedlog received his seven meu, and he alea said to bad to muskets despatel which has over been sunt; to the men bare be very quiet and orderly. I thinblow before the constables catre np, and if so and double barrelled pistol, and goine oblier Chambord on [P hetween] the Orleans Princes ud merobants. The restraint which is phoeă
she rows were the fault of the coloured man. British Government, and the great object to eror at them go boldly and attack was almost certain that it was riven by one things which he cannot recollect now. He had time at the station Friday, before coming into be attained by all this skilful policy is the Germans, but they would gat in their way of these who ran away, when the fubt was horne that we may be in a better position to de-on their road, and say, Herd come the Datebiu mink that no weapon was seen in concretion at a note of them which he had taken at the wand redress when the next outrage occurs, men," and so on.": Thero was a crowd in Lower with the bbiwa Reen after this arrival of the Victoria, he went on board, and neked the The popular manifestations at
Lascar Bow at about 10.45 the same night. A contables Certainly Jodler said he saw captain for ble licence, Ho noticed that there It will no doubt be a great consolation to the European conatable and I dispersed the crowd white-handled knife in the hand of the second were saver we living in the hold where they gainst the Ministerial Catholic party is becom. The following items are from the London and nert ist of men and women who are mun and remained thore, and the first thing that Brener, but this was negatived by Briege sully cairy cargo. He considered this rathering serious, an I troops are arriving."
attracted my attention was theory of Pollos. wter who saw the blow, but saw no krite unusual. He applied for a remand for a few dered-and outraged to think, while they. Loan two figlita going on, one on the right and Moreover there was no attempt to seize the days, to anks further inquiry after the 'wien China Express -
A return has been issued detailing tha clins being despatched that, in working out their one on the left. Some of the Prussians were man's band and take him into custody at who escaped
This was granted.
made fur indemnity by the commercial part in the above skilful policy" they are trying to get their men away. T-think there. They ak wiat penacbly off, and the wore nine Prussiana there and some went away, constables mic nu stiept to obtain
About midnight of the 15th instant rob community of Clanton under the Convention siding in placing Crest Britam in a proper leaving a few. Prussians, and the oas coloured from them the knife which Jadley said bo position to donnaud satisfaction. A nationen last witness) against the wall. Four wore aw. And the koires found at the Police Lery of rice as cord mitted on board the roof Peking, bowing the manner in which the Station immediately after the occurrence Larque Amiral Ohier, by some boataren who 2,000,000 taels set aside for the purpose of THE P. & 0, COMPANY,—The Pedasi", wbois so unjust as to ask that it ibjecta attacking the coluired man, and second priowuld not, bare been the, coes with which went alongside, got on board, and opened the Mecting those claims were distributed.
soter was a fith, and 'ko otrask me, but I may be permitted to inflict on Chins the know whether the blow was Riued at the wands were inflicted, staro there was no batches. They had commenced work, us rice was steainer of 3,753 tone, has been launched for injury of teaching Christianity, has no right me. The piue or ten Prussians rap sway to demand satisfaction for their being mur-two or three ininutes before I was struck pockets of tlie men, and they could not bave bon deck ropes with hooks, ko when they were the company at Groenook, and the Pekin bission on the subject of the Chinese Treaty.
ran forward, got over the boys and fore-chains Commander N. Osborn has been appointed the missionaries sa snob. They are simply su I caught bold of second prisonar at once, vifiod dry, dosed, and pocketed, nober-rprised by the mate coming on deck. They undergone a macdenatal trin certain bow the men wore dressed. I think the kuivas, there was no orilenos of which to did not sacceed in gatting into the boat, litte Hornet on the China station.
bud a hor under one arm. I Bu not ved by the constables, Il, then, these were not into their buat, and made off, but the man to the Elf, and Commander J. R. Barvet told to the some protectiouna nil other foreign- DVAC the bowe nad hung on to The directors of the Hongkong and Chinare, and in their protest against the late Obi- bese Cironlar on Missions bey strongly objest The argument on Mr. Francis's new motion in they hud on white Jumpers and black pants, convict the men of absolute stabbing. On i got Swatow.........Messrs. HUTORINGA & CAMPBELL. Ne case of B. v."Moosa and exsther was post-When I received the wound in the band I sair charge of so serions a crime the question was the anchor chain, by which the ship was mox Gas Company notify an interim dividend. to being separated from the rest of the foreign
At the whether the evidence pointed to a wertainty ea. At break of the day the mate saw a small nothing in second prisoner's band
The misapprehension bar arises from the fact poned yesterday indeßnitely, on uccaant of the station a couple of knives were taken from the that the prisonere naed the weapons which bost inaking for the abip's bow, when his atten the rate of ten per cunt, per annu
priecnere, ore, I think, from third prisoner. I caused the wounds. He put it to them that tion was attracted to look over, when to his contract has been made by the Italian city, mad placed under social restrictions eration shall be extended towards motives who Cioada is to form an ai'oly in consequence professor teach Christainity. The clauzes mcn vid not been exagit, At any rate bore bating been there since midnight Captais service to India and China from Brindiai. Ohr Canton correspondentetates that's very saw the knives taken, They were chut. The although thean men ware in the row, the real earprise the defendant was there on the chain Minister of Public Works for regalar mail that there is a clause bich provides the act reads thus: The doctrine of Jesus (Protes- auccessful picate to Ler-uing-konin, terminuted nepagtor eximized them, but made no remark. the sports in connection with the Races: Abons I saw the third prisoner at the fight, but that was no doubt that the man who struck Jadley Fasoot appeared to obarga vand defondant, of the wildrawal of British troops. A
tant) and the doctrine of the Lord of Heaven reason to suppose that the men who woo fendant to sin months" hard labor.
(Rana Catholic) tanah the practice of virtue (Teen) 60 people werapiment, and the proceedings were only blow I saw was the one I required, besanse bad escaped, and be thought there was Arary Cheong-a-long and Mr. J. Kussell Bent de
VICIOUS CHARACTERS. enlivened by the perforinaces of a Portuguese dispersed the crowd ab vnos. One of the men
On the night of the 14th instint, on tho England has been called a great Asiatic and the treatment of others as ourselves; heuso- Band. A acratel regatta was got up, bitt was who was takes up said, "I have done nothing quietly to the station did se ia constions 10t very auccessful: one boat was conspicuous The others said nothing in any language, innocence. Probably they and the idea that Dr. Young, Superintendent of the Govern- they would be fued at the Police Court for its attambment, to a mudback, but none of
ment Civil Hospital, deserited the wands be for the disturbance, but the leas that okean Road, and on the Teat-yeu-cheong Power, and though this sitemont shenld not forth all testlers and professora of it shall bo them were remarkable for their speed.
found on two of three coloured men lodght to they had committed eo cerioasa erime as this Bridgs, three suspicious charnotera were espied be allowed to ahsoite as from our obligations protected. That this does not refer to foreign An inquent was held yesbirday on the tody the Hospital about aidnight of the 22nd Nor could not have bean in their minds when they by the police. On coming up to the one made in the State-system of Europe, its substantial tooliers is plain, because if this clanse were of Mr. Autoaia Obristensen, of tas Gt Northern rember. The two mea were Jedley and Bndigo quietly submitted to those insignificent up the kill, one andar the bridge, sad dae made truth cannot be impeached. Our Imperial-alancelled they would has the same protection Telegraph Company, who died from taking an watpe The former suffered from a serious looking constable Let then not allow it to a stand Two of them ware, however, caught in India, no less than the immense summerce as before-analy, that cajoyed by all foreign. back to the spot, a double barrelled pistols makes it inevitable that we should have a Christians it is to be boped that Great Britain overdose of landent. He had been for some pontlured wound in the belly, peactrating, I escape from their minds how grave this crime and taken to the Station on the ulice going we carry on with all the nations of the Echter; bad in ao far as it applies to Obined There, other natioce may afford to commit this testimony in favour of religious toleration. sime nervous and complained of want of sleep; think, into the abdominal cavity, seyinth or was of which they wore aroused, and row sex foand under the bridge, already loaded and decided and energetic foreign policy in Asia will never not so ignable a part as to withdraw
cupped.
-Toure, &..
AN OLD RESIDENT IN CHINA. und on the 11th instant, be had pashamed tan- little more. The man was discharged on the sun the cocsequences to wblah"these guilty of
OUR RELATIONS
TIONS WITH CHINA. P danam in the buttle belonging to the Com-11th December. The wound might have been it were liable; and did they then think they pens's medicine chest which was found empty inflicted with the blade of a slaap knife, Bridge would have gone in that peaceable way to the Mr. Russell sent them cach to three months errata in judgment, for they incur no greatör trade. If France embarks upon a quarrel with
To the Editor of the Times. after his death. The medical examination went water had a penetored wound through the station! He abould all two Fitnesson, one of hard labor, as rogues are vagabonde, and to risk than the imperi ling of avine personal ins
Sir-That we are on the verge of difficulties Cochin China, or undertakes to punish the men an excellent Bharacter, and show that they change for twelve months, to prove that death was produced by a narcotic.hand between the first aid second fingers. Nou, an officer of the Hertha, would give the find two sureties, $100 each, to autver nu3 tercelo, or, at the worst, the injury of a limited
Ng-inm, Chun-a-look and Yipa kok, wittinenlonde of the Count of Paking, the worst of with China appears to be now admitted on all Nan Francisco, Mr. L. P. FISHER, 21, Mer-A verdict was returned to the effect that de. It hled freely, but was not dungerous. He re
Christoph Wentz, a Prussian seaman, vinted ceased died from taking an overdose of opiom, uained in Hospital until the 5th December, more incapable of committing ach a crime.
interest of which are essentially European. those difficulties may also be confidently affirin- but that there was no evidense to show from Kis wound might have been inflicted with the that he went with the first and accord prisoners another osolic not in custody, made an attack failaran is of light signifience to a Power the banda. That we shall ultimately overdine
vaine kind of Faife as the one in Jedlay'a case, what motive he took it.
but probably with one not so large in the blade, fou the night in questiu, and was with there on one Oban-a-kwi na she was passing alous Even the Americans when they ipade, theed; but the cost of our enɔcese must necesarily Gross-oramined by Mr. Drumnonil,I did the whole evening, He was present at the the Parade Ground road from West Point, Korea can aford to retreat after a doubtful 1-depend-apos the douren'that we may be advised not agamine, Jedley's wound at first with great fubting in Lascar Row him prisonce bad whore she is a servant to a European lady, ta
The first thing, obviouly, is to ascertain, if pare. Afterwards I did so. It was about a small pen-knife with him Kaew that fret ber home in Canton Bazaar, and robbel bar of contest, without endangering any American to adopt at the present jenotare."
morical relations of America. But with us possible, our true position. What are the difi- inch in length, Bridgewater's wound was not prisoner had no knife with him, did not know bundle of clothes and an umbreli&opiston or scriquely disturbing the com- quite inch long. The two could bare been about accofid It was impassible for first One man caught her from bebind, whilst the the question te mahmure ocuplicated. joulien P W by baze our trenties become a dead China in partiou letter? Why has the assorted friendly relu prisoner to have got a knife without his know others took the things and made off. The indicted with the same knife.
John Joseph, having been examined ating The arst he saw of Jadley was at the three defendants were, however, caught by the Rnd our relations with
task the abilities of our diplomacy to sleer agt, beva converted into a ranking deterfation length from the depositions, was cross-examined felice Station. Did not see him at the ww. poilso, and the ones remanded till the 20th, tar offer pecalrar dificulties which it will tionship, welcomed on all hands but a few years as followeI had been on duty on that Was arrested with the other prisoners, and that an opportunity may be afforded to proants us through with safety. The Chinese trudo in of the foreigner? Way should the Chiness. ao imprtant in element in our national wealth desire and attempt to dislodge those who have bead from the lut of the month, I had seen no charged with taking part in the row, but was the other.
discharged afterwards.
that we cannot permis à semi-barbarous Go-Betded for mercantile pursuits among them, BEFORE C. MAY, Esq. previous disturbances there. When I got to
Cross-examined First prisoner'a kaifa, I am
vernment to opprea and coerce it, in violation and whoso intercontee has aqucationably at-streat there were about 20 men there, but
of solonin covenants and treation. Now can we proved of material advantage to the Imperial SUN AWAY POLICEMEN. s number of them Tar away, leaving only those are, remained on buard. "I saw it these after-
vards. who were taken into uostody. Jedley gave the
Andrew MoCatchon, Police Corporal No. 70, leave without hope of protection or redress the Empire no less than to cr Lient. A. J. T. Sobellu, of the Hertha, zava
Without fear of rontradiation, and enpportaði Englishmen who on the faith of those care- fiat prisoner into my charge. I saw he was the prisoners a good character for quiet and orand Charlas Christy, P.. No. 59, were charged pants and treaties have trasted their lives and by foot. I abitatingly gay that the real causs We give elsewhere an article from the Times,
wouodad. Prisonera wers searched at the at- tion by Riley, who was on station duty, and derly conduct. He bad berg on board with under the following circumstances: together with a raply from Mr. H. N, LAY,
myself. I found our knife, and Riley another, then for two years and three months Thay had Inspector Grimes stated. The first is a Police property to the goardianship of the Chiness of existing dissatisfaction is ant in any way which are most significant as illustrating the
I don't know on which, prisonera. One had a sever been convicted of gaarrelling, with the Corporal, be joined on the 12th Jane, 18:8 Government. Yet, in China it soothe all but the result of the clauses contained in the Ras When a popular outbreak caurs like that cerning the prosection of religion" and the joined on the 18th September, 1969. They are Lanyard attached, nudi the other was a pocket excaption of the second, who had bud soine The second defendant in a Police Constable, be impossible to fix responsibility anywhere, sian, Ameriena, Frer.ch, or British treaties con- degres to which the false principles which
which lately appalled the Europoun papulation winters of the various denominations. This kpile with & white bandie. When prisoners email quarrels on board.
both charged with desertion; were quartered at This alone the case for the defence have of late beau enunciated are being car
were arrested they mudo no resistance. When
His Lordship, in suaming up pointed out the Central Station; produced the enrolment of Tientsin, the Chinese Government is always could, I think, be clearly shown by a considera ready to plead that the rising was local, that tion of the history of those claus. In addi BEFORE THE HON. H. J. BALL. riod. It rooms almost impossibla tó balieva
um in a position to ntete, as to I took first prisoner. another man (now dis-
George Bond, swore, stated he was a Police the Imperial forces were unequal to the task tour to which, that in adopting such views as those in the
soo was that the knives with which the blows' The December Session was opened yesterday charged) tried to take biu away from me. I that one of the most important loatares in the papers. article any other idea could be entertained
by the Hon. Judge Ball, the following gentle heard nothing mid by any of the primŋSTA. than that of directly bringing about amet serving on the jury: Mesers. W. d. Hun The firet said he would go quietly with me. I were indicted were not found upon the prisonera, Constable, No. 72: on the 16th instant ne about of maintaining order, wad that reparation in the the clause repeating missionarten, inserted in serious difficulty in Chios. We are asked phreys, E. Andrews, F. J. B. Blackbend, Carrested alen, the so who was discharged for he supposed the Attorney General did not 6 p.m. he went with Inspecter Halloran, sad shapeof execution dons upon come ignoble rioters our treity of 1856, that the attitude of the Chi- and pants, and a white cullar, Second had which the blows were inflicted. There was no ship Sea Gull, lying near Green Island. The with arob apologies, which can always be con wheryn objection was reised to other clauses, to abandon the Missionary clauses in the Lobmoon, G. Tafer, J. Noble, sad B, Farrell. The first prisoner was dressed in blue jaoks pat it that the kores found were those with three others constables on boned, the British will be promptly tendersi.. If we are not content Goverment was one of indifference, and We havenot, however, far to look for the truth. with a knife. There was apme evidence that to be stowed away. The Captain of the vessel to have no resort but war, and war with China dem. Treaty, because the Chinese Government is Charlie Herdornia, Williams Silving, and white jamper and panta, and Llus jacket. evidence that the first prisoner had been een defendants were found on board. Therappen ed cocted and repeated any number of times, we seem this particular clause was accepted without bind enough to warn us that if we do not so, Rastraff Choff, were obarged with ousting and Third bad blue jacket and pants.
F.O. 35, Featherston, in charge of sixth seo. a knife had been seen in the hand of "theid he kaew nothing about the defendants pre-eminently unsatisfwtory oporation, wounding one J.T. Bridgewater and one facub
there was nothing to stow that he used on shore. They had their hosed on board, want neither spoil nor territory, nor that cheap was to pot an end to our being compiled in more difficulties like the Tintain Massacre Jedier, with intens to do grevious bodily harm. tim, related what he saw on the night of the second. The thirt had a pocket knife, bat baing on board. The defendants were brought We have literally nothing to gain by it for me. The primary chist if the Treaty of Tienisin will occur. The position is: Chibo says to
The Acting Attorney-General appeared for bearrence.
Cross-tamined. I took charge of the Sixth it. At the same time if the prisoners There was a man on board, recently,a Pulica sort of glory which in to be won by beating ill every one of dispute to have resort to the pro Great Britain: "Look bere, we have aur the Crown, and Mr. Drammaad, instructed by section on the 1st of the month, I saw be he were found guilty of doing the acha charged, Bergeant; named Marstall, who bad been disarmed and ill-disciplined Mongols, Suseess bar vincial authorition, who invariably evaded saliv
Mebara. Oldegil and Breraton, defended the derad in the most barbarous way twenty-ons prison. Mr. Monke volunteered to not beginning of a row on the night of the 19th. I there could be no question about, the intent; pissed from the Police last week. The Captain proved already more than once to be utterly factory explanation and fedress by pleading helped to disperse it. It was between coloured arce men did not draw kniven is thousaid he was on board without his knowledge, and arren, with the dubious exception of the their persbúal dependence and referring as t Frereh subjects, one of whom was a Consul, interpreter in German.
The Attorney-General, in opening the one, ton and seamen. I have seen zo other die-cases for nothing. As to the evidence of Wents sent him also on shora. A Constable name advantages obtained for ant commerse by the Pakiu. By our treaty this state of things was aud twelve of whom were poor oploss wo
Da the 23d ubere were ten or for the defence, be did not know whether the top who had resigned was one of the Treaty of Tientsin. But if success be barres, at length remedied zud direct coumanitation turbance informed the jury that though the prisoners
commerce, terrible as that would be, muat berdade in and of the difficulties referred to, than men. Think yourself lucky you have not been ere indicted for the serious offeade of putting twelve Prussians at the corner of Best Street jury would believe it or not considering that crew of the reseal, and a large dog belonging failure, even for a moment, would be we cad with the capital was concebed. But no sooner Firal defendant stated he wanted to go home; socomated the least peril. The greater, pare failed to avail ouraolres of the privilege, serrod in the same way; but if you do not and wounding with intent to do gristona bodily and Quin's Road, talking amongst them he said he never saw Jedley till he got to the Sta- to the Captain Superintendent was found on plainly see, fruitful in nila. The blow to our bad wo secured this biject, which would have. withdraw the Missionary clauses from your liarm, it was open to the jury to find themselves, at about 10:45. At about 11a qaar toe. and that he was arrested with the prisoners board.
guilty of the lesser offence, the misdemeanour rel baring commenced, I saw eighteen or he thought they would couider that there was Trenty, you will be treated in the same man-ot merely antzing, anth rounding All three twenty Prussiase running away and aime so but enough evidence on which to contiot the and having the opportunity he had no time to hapa would bave to be looked for on the side nullified the effect of full car wf ek, pretsted to our arms in the East might, be the signal for pelioy, afforded them loophole in every dobi plication, and encouraged them to rest to ner, if not worse." And after this, the Times were indicted for the two offeness of wond loured men, fawer than the Prussians, roaning third prisoner, and that there was not enough send in his resignation all his tricods were in of India. In the present temper of sertain the old condition of affairs, convinced the The stiefiction degnated by the Foropean their old policy, which they had'st'boo' time *358" our policy is clear"-reniove thong Bridgewater, a coloured policeman, and after them. In the beginning I heard the to convict the flat prisoner on the second count Melbourne. Ile understood that forty constables classes of our Indir fellow subjects a disaster Chinese this we were without any dednic
Pavers for the patriges at Tiesin having fairly abandoned. Missionary class. True, Protoarant Mis. fedley, a coloured mau who was formerly a celeared mas calling the Prussiana Dutch or the arcodson the Bre. Whether the first were expected from Europe, and be therefore
policeman, Now if but jury believed tost men." I think they were trying to proroke was guilty on the first count and the sound on thought there was little objection to his goan insurrection as formidable as that of 1857.
laure
To those unfamiliar with the relationship induced the Chinese Goverment to end Chung deration. sionaries do not interfere with the people there was concerted action, and that the the Prussiane to guarrel, and I spoke to them the second were the questions for their cons away. He had never made any application to
Second defendant weted be wanted to go on to Europe, it becomes important for us existing between the populace and the Menohn The jury, after retiring for short time, se. so persistently or no annoyingly as those of printers went to the plays with the in and told them not to do so. The Prussian godé tution of omitting the offense, they might men are us a rule, very quist. I perer had any
itagli. He bad not applied to resign. He been in any way based on unsound principles the Tasping rebellion is calculated to produse had received betters from his friends hail after Should there be any orrors pointed out by er he mout etrouveur impression. A few warda, Tweed, coloured policeman, gave corrobora.
mail asking him to return age make themselves annoying to the autho bear only one hand strack each of the two ed, but I did not see anything found on them.
Mr. May fined defendants get el, in de,perience in our past course, the present however, may tend to throw some light on this rities," and so the "clauces in the Treaty blows. If, on the other hand, the wounds wass
Cross-examined. At about 10.30 a 10 or
them. Although disturbances threatening the in fact, a popular denicistintion against almost should be abandoned," although "conces
foreign residents have been growing lately univcreally recognized tyramry, lusted af dona are of little avall to conciliate the up would only find that pan or wen gailty. A 12 Prussians running away and two minutes Wong.aikam and Sun-e-fook were blerged fault six months imprisonment with burd labor.in a favourable opprtunity for rectifying soliset The so-called Taeping rebellion wis to an alarming bead, in Houthern Chins, the restricting our interference within the proper The Attorney.aneral aid the prisons went
Chinese Government, has hitherto kopt them limits of protection to our mercantile settle reasoning animosities of Asiaties." That is to cording to the evidence, which is should pro-after I saw the prisoners in custody, I arrest with stealing two ubavine belonging to Messrs. Defendante went to gaol.
under somp control; but the Ministers and off ments, wo raabed heedlessly into the struggle. bay, we are to adopt the most humiliating of lane, it appeared that there had been discord at one of them. Sa none of them resist. Syle & Co, on the 29th November last,
between some coloured people living in Upper Second had a box under bis left arm. Saw no
oiala bare, at the same time, indulged in warna hot partiaans of the floweriment. After two all courses, well knowing that in doing so our Lascar Row and some German millars, whet blow dealt by anybuty. I saw afterwards that into the shop.us vartosere, and were served by Fadley war wounded, and Moore had his haud and of tho shopken, Mr. W. G. Stipworth.
It is a earious proof of the want of real ing predictions which are not very different years warfare, the rebellion was extinguished; action will be of little avail. But the grant ber of the Hartha nr unt. Ou taxi ar bare sied round with a pipes of cloth. I heard the They asked for towelling, but objected to the
before the 22nd Norenber there had advantage to be gained is that we shall place night, berbente rien oot of the fent. On three prissue speak Dutch, Fizet prisoner various kinds displayed to then on, innowledge which obtains eutig Pa liamentary from threats. It may be that the axiorities Our whole cause was from the first, however, ourselves in a better position for demanding the night mentioned, Jedley, who is now a spuite Englis, which he speaks as well as 3 do. Kurth went to the other end of the shop, bateu that within a few days after Mr Nawinarch at Faking are sincerely desirous to keep their marked by a auch ratillation aril insonsisten finding the men did not follow him male a cign made the remarks on the lightness of Engleb town mobs from flying at the thronts of the cy-at- one time we rowed cursives up taration, which we quoted last week, we ind Europeans, but a day on other they may no porters of the Governmente ne all bazards, at Inspector Halloran then stated that a black to the Chinese shopman to tell them to do so. reiress in case of futurs outrages by doing watchmin in the employ of the Pier Company. Nothing extraordinary in tais.
ned resides at the godvrne at the East end of full justice now." We may well put our the two, went to Upper Lascar Row for spise clamp-knife was found on third-prisoner at the Presently the Chineve shippian, mada an ex-Mr. Rylands apèsking in support of a resolu, longer ears to keep the peace, or they wey find another wo declared cur revolution to stay onr selves in the best position for that purpose, wishing, as he said. He wat returning at Station, and a white pocket knife on one of the clamation, onsed by his being the fretion declaring that the taration of England the popalace grow too strong for them. This is band that the Chinesa Government got the the counter and place them under bis long as it may be taken as certain that, if the sug. about 1030 pin when be was, wet by for a discharged Neither appeared to have been oner take up two of mine umbrellas lying on excessive in sodant, and this national evil the danger that is really to be feared, and even | notion, partly true, that they bed cajoled The Attorney-General bere stated that the gown cond prisoner standing and looking on a unity remedied by the abstitutior of if we could pisce implicit trust in the loyalty us into the contest. We bad, moreover, gestion made by the Time be acted upon, it silos; one of bom cried out, "Oh, here comes recently need,
Luther of them, upon which, they all attacked will not be very long before we shall have to
direct for indirect taxation, and that the of the Chinese Government, it add be suffecbarked in the internecing wat without any straints on industry, ought to be abolished," to the foreigner is all the more perilous be position was to lead ce. The policy of pro. In support of this extraordinary resolution, the cause it is founded upcounreasoning superstition, riding ourselves with some guarantee that the redress outrages of a very serious nature.
stoms and Excise duties, Bul all other re- ciently serions. The animosity of the populace matured plan or notion as to where our inter
England is naked by the leading paper simply
hourable gentleman proceeded to indulge in and infnaccessible to common wense. Uz forta sistance giver would dot in the end be turned the traditiounty lungongs about the resources nately the missionaries who represent In China to our own disadvantage some not to livre no and plainly to show the white frother. Sup
of the country being wasted, and he also drew the Tarion seots of Baropean Christianity have cared to ne. We furnished offers, supplied posing our position with regard to Mission
parallel between the harden of the present been morerezarkable for verd than discretion in arma, lent troops, and, in return, salised our day and abat it was in the time of the Welling their dealings with the people; and, still more selves with mere promisc, which we now well aries were as wrong as we are persuaded it
ton-Peal administration. We invite irunfortunately, Power which have obtained a know have never been fulfilled. is right, it would be the height of fully to
Rylanda and those who share his views ouse fooling in Ohios by treaty bare identified It is to be feared that nothing short of s for all co-exaraios into this feats: before they themselven more or low with thess well inten-sacré upon a gigantic seale will open the grant any ocucession to China in face of the
talk as they do. As chonomists we should be tioned, bat irritating, efforts at proselytiem, wyes of thou to shom the direction of our affairs Tientsin Massacre and the Missionary Uiren.
as ancions as he is to cat down anywiste, and have involved the political relations of the in China is intrested. Their sole engrossing quite as mnob, for social and moral as for Western Towers with the Chiners Empire in thought appears to have been the propping up Iar iskued by the Tsung-le Yamen. Disguise
economical reasons, but “faots are facte," and the loathing with which the Chinese regard of the Manshu dynasty. Treaty rights have the watter 28 wa may, use whatever plossing
it is mischievous to support a cry for economy the religions" of the foreigner, France in this been offered staid in abeyance, the most phrases na to doing “fall justice" and adopt
on the ground of the pressure of Lazce, which respect is erred meat aurionsly, and has also important provisions to be relinquished. But, do not gross, bardly An. Mr. Newmarsh ob auferel most severely. The Roman Catholic while thas indifferent to our own" interests, we
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CRIMINAL STUDIONA
THE HEKTHA" CASE.
the Catholic Church, but they sometintend all three guilty, although as they would tronhle with tasan Isaw the prisoners senteh- quitted all the prisoners by a majority of air to home abound" this opportunity. presented i tó ses if our foreign policy towards China bar | dyxiasty, the part wo took in connexioti with
ing & enlarged policy, we please, the plain fact
dealt bastily in the course of the gut, simply tive testimony.
by the man or mea who struck the blows, they
him. They got was aguat the wall and once was closed, though if his learned friend
G
The prisoners were discharged.
SHOP LIFTINGE
at what was done. The chopboy, with some about him, so that the presence of the umbrellas one of thein (the witness would say, it was the wished to have the remaining witnesses to presence of mind, phlled the man's gown light
Mr. Drummond naked at Smith should be under it became apparait q fest primer) drew a knife, and stabbed him in orose examine he would put them in the box.
These facts having been put in evidence, the There produced, and be cross-exaunited this witness at the side of the belly, producing a perions wound- which penetrated to the abdomen.
Hie Lordship sentenced the first prisoner to were several policemen in the neighborhood, some length, eliciting that the second prisoner jury conviated the prisovare.
two years' imprisonment with hurd labour, and the second, who has been convicted before, to amongst them some white, and some coloured when with a box under his arm some Hutle
in three years penal servitude en. Bridgewater was the Bret to come up. way from the sons of the fight while it was and he interfered, and in petting his arms for Cong ge
Mr. Drummond then addressed the jury or ward ressived a rather eetjons stal in the band.
Rathonght the He would way that it was wicted by these behalf of the prisoners. ovid prisoner. There was no evidence that the eridenca produced was quite inefficient to sup third prisoner struck a blow, but he was taking port the charge of outing and wounding, with part in the assault on Jedley. The first pri- fatent to do grievens bodily harm. If they bud soner was held by Jedley, the second was seized been charged vierely with riot, very possibly the by Bridgewater, and the third was arrested at evidence might have supported that charge, the
the same time, other persons being also taken more fact that they were arrested at the time of
POLICE INTELLIGENCE December 18th.
BEFORE TRUSSELL, ESQ
THE SHOWKEWAN CASES Inspector Hurns gare the following further
TAXATION IN ENGLAND. (Feonorail.)
is that if we give up the Missionary clauses ap. At the station lue only safe found on the disturbance being material oo in supporti now, we shall simply be yielding to a threat, desa prisoners was taken from the third pri of such a charge But there was no clear evidence: After they handed the twe prisonale cerved, the masses of Englishman principally Missioux, in China were aut only ander the have been studiem in feuobing the Chinese chie soner. It would be for the jury to say whether evidence at all that any one of these prisoners in the fint bost to the Indian constable in the pay taxes in the shape of duties upon croissable direct protection of this French Gorerminent, art of war, literal in our loan of British abd and it carrot be doubted that from the thero could have been any mistake in the ked strada blow by which anyone was wound Station, Lespector Cradock and hiswell went liquors, which would hardly be felt by a family are the Protestant Missious under our own jects for Uhinese military and naval service, and ment when the Chinese perceive this, matters identity of the man, or whether here might ed. There was a good deal of animaty off again in the direction of the junk in the of moderate drinkers, Anything else they but the pretentions of the priests were fostered have, it is difficult to say to what octent, sup
1ng Blue-books of 1863 and 1804 reveal the will rapidly drill to their consummation in has been an opportunity of passing the knives amongst the witnesses about the general facts, some bout. They had soother has following pay is in the shape of antite upon tea and by France with an amount of irritating inter-plied them with all the arnments and muni.
but they did not agres in the minor once whics them. The boat with the four wescaped sugar, which are so light that their abolition ference which we can well believe was found it-tions of war. some fearful outbreak bere, which will infrow one, to Houtber.
Jacob Jedley then detailed the silopanoes in this case were of the most importance. The then: The bouts which we pulling off in would probably be all bat unfelt directly in the tolerable both by the local authorities and by volve us in another war. The action ad- of the attack upon him, his evidence being injury most be astiefed abanlatey, not only that answer to the hail from the junk, were stopped price of the articles ontsmed, although indi the Government at Peking The history of the mode in which the Chinese requited our ser vocated by the Times is precisely that best substance the same as that already published, there was a chaturbance in which these men from going alongside os Campbell and ble beat restaurant gee would undouiredly reenit sanere at Tientsin, as well as the record of vices. Notwithstanding what we there read, an Cross-examined by Mr. Drammond: Can't were engaged, but that they actually indicted He also called from his boat to the sumpaas not Whatever Mr. Hylands and other of bis school former prosecutions of Roman Catholic Min Order in Council was passed in July, 1884, calculated to render the officinis here utterly say which of the prisoners, exiled out Here the wounds upon the two witnesses. Well he to go. Chuphell and his boat pulled on one side may say, a system of taxation like this essionaries in Obina, shows that the catastrophe constituting ourselves afresh the supporters of powerless to protect foreignere. Instead of comes another of these fellows. When Isaid, first thing that was seen of these inen on that and Mr. Cradock and himself pulled up on the ever be talked of in the language with which in nearly every case has arisen out of pufilient the Government agrizel the people, The Tient The result of our policy has been in brisk being able to ezert great viral pressure upon "I am the wrong man," they inade no reply. It night was that they were running away from other side of the Rug Leg Le they p- people inay talk of their taxes in France or the intriguen, In these we know Roman Cathoko sin unsure has filled with disgust, but that
"was not dark, I could distinguish faces at cats smaller number of coloured men, which clear proached, the sath and eleventh defendably United States, or in any other country which missions bave been always ready to engage, Order a Council still stands,
We have fawned upon a dyuknly ne the discontented mobs ad 1ctions who are 20 yards distsnow, It was about hall past ten ly evinced a strong disposition on their part to jumped into the water and swum in the dice-really has got burdene to bear. As regards the and France bas never been unmlling to belp desirous to foment troudes, by showing to when I was first strick, I left Waschi at avoid quarrelling with them, especially whez lion of the abure. He pulled and ought then parallel with the times of the Wellington Peel them or profit by them. We need only mention this. them clearly the effects which must izeri-quarter to mine. It took me about of an hour coupled with the good oturacter for orderly con. He had fired one or two sets over their bexas administration, it may be quite true that the the, Frenas obimpiouship of the rights of the hostile to ourasives as to its own objects, and to walk to Lascar-row, I saw 2 other Germen duct given them by the police. The evidence to frighten them. They jumped off the jack expenditure of the United Kingdom is larger Latin Ohare it the Holy Repaches, which we have taken up the qword against the people. - tably follow outrages on foreigners, they can men of war's men about at first, but about left no doubt that the coloured man were pro when he went ou board, and he got down into than it was then, though much of the increase became one of the uses or pretests of the Without our interference, the people might bare not even pohit to any evil results from 9 aw-quarter of a hear afterwards about 10 or 12 roking them to a quarrel, but still the first they the pan and pursues them. The eleventh which is shown on the warface of the figure in Orlwean War. Yor even now, after the terris redressed their grievances, inaugurated a more ful a deed as the Massacre at Tientein. Nay, passed running towards Queen's Road. They heard of them was that they were rauning astag: defendant as he jumped into the water threw only sy parent; but how ean Mr. Rylands get bis lesson of Tientsin, can we be sure but the liberal policy, and been induced to regard us did not stop. The fight as not quite over With reference to Bridgewater's evidence, it his hands up add slipped out of his jacket; when over the fact that one way or the nthar, the French Missionaries will cease to meddle, or with farent. All to have travelled in China themselves are woll disposed, that they make they can show distinct beaekt, in their point when they need. Trey passed about 30 yards was remarkable that although ke bad received he searched them to found nothing suspicious people of England, far richer and mere numer the French Government to protect the med- tate go doubt about the fact that the people of view. They can point out that the firm from where the row was. About 6 or 7 colour blow and got wounded he saw no weapon in about them. He pulled back to the boat und found one than they wore in the days of the Welling alers. ness and self-respcot of foreign nations are ed men rau down after the sailors passed. None) the band of the second prisoner. It was very the other defendants in custody of Inspector ton-Peal admínístration, kave no more morer, Our own line of policy in very clear. The the fart of our interference a grievance, and way before this outrage when it was followed the stopped. I did not qull to them. The purious fact that thers were, no kniven disco. Cradock, Campbell and the others. Be pro to pay than they paid then P. To talk of the Protestant Missionariea în Obina do-not inter that prejudiced by that interference they now second priposer bad a snail white-handled vered at all until they reached the Polio Stoveded to search th short, and found four earthen barden a hurring increased, when it has really fere with the people so persistently and annoy? lend a more willing car to the anti-foreign aug did not soe kim tion, and there, though two kuiven were found, ware jars of the stinkpot type, but they were not hesu enormously lightened, in either a proof of ingly as those of the Cathohe Churob, bat gestions of their designing rulers, who, rather promptly by judicious threats, sud the whole pocket-kuite in his band. ation must ore long be brought to believe make any blow at Bridgewater or resist a any only at found on the third prisoner bad any filled with anything. They would be easily inexcusable iguorated, or of dispuition they sometimes ware theissive troublesome thus, take the responsibility upon the minclven of that itis: possible to bring foreigners to dway, bai I beard Bridgewater call-out that he reference to the prisonere now at the bar, and converted into stink ́pots by filling them with among political adventures to trade upon the onough to the authorities, and; unfortunately, a fopen war, foment popalur agitution în secret. - was out, The second prisoner was saying the hud reference only to the third prisoner, against powder. Fouad lalu. of powder (Obinose) ignorance and prejudices of their most ignorant olause in the Treaty gives us a protectorate what they wish by murdering a score or a box in oart under his arm, at the time he was whom there was no direo artdence whatever, used in stink pite, and aley a large parcel of constituante,
over them, which seeing to make us nation November 2nd.
Yours faithfully.
H. N. LAY,