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The Attorney General said that was not the caso. Mr. Founcefoto in that caso objected to bis appearing, but he was allowed to appear,
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SUMMARIES OF NEWS FROM THE LONDON DAILY PAPERS, (Daily News)
SATURDAY, February 10th. Adeputation from the Evangelical Alliance
At a meeting of the Kreontive Committes of
Ila Blated that the Portrait Gallery belong. ing to the late Sir Josko Walmsley is to be presented to the nation.
A petition is threatened against the return of Captain Nolan for the county of Galway, alleging undue influenco by priestly intimida tion..
INQUEST
against the climaat bave accumulated to anch
make a coatter fit for arbitration it should not
· (Economist)·
only be arguable in its nature, but definite in The ordinary wooting of Shafohol Jers in thin
The adjourned inquit on the body of the an extent, that it is simply abominable the case abould proceed. It is in the hands of a botting
woon the Raglish and the American Govern definite Issue before them; they cannot be set to The most curious difference has arisen be its consequences, The arbitratóra innst, hava á sent, Messrs. Pyke (chairman), Lemina,impsed upon mo yesterday by the Jaint-Justice Terday oraing at á p.
Mr. Maclean, a broker, sword, stated he had dodgery.
monta on the Alabavia onto. Wo imagined valeat pleasure over five years of history. Joost, Bassoon, Ble, Hughes, Helebers, Dosoan, for inattention. I beg. to state that I was paying
that we were only to inquire whether we were Yet that in the Ameripan case. It does ramble Hart, Walker xirus, Huntington, and Takompleto attention to everything that was going known the docensed for a number of years; ha on, and that if monoamry I can go cyar minutely knew him to be very much subted lately about
Mr. K. M. Posoler will make a motion this to blame in letting slip the Alabama and other over the whole years of the civil war, first to "The CHAI Baid that notwithstanding fore the Court
all the potate in all the three secs that were bony chatters. He believed is to be in some opening on the subject of the coolie trade in vesele, and if it abould be found that we were show that England mannt ill, and then to show the unusually "vy olsime which had to be
to have lost in the transuotion. Bebedered him arthost which will be forcibly attacked nexligenco had done to America, Lord Gran asked to decide T., A B a good ar a bad wet during the half-year, and the competitions, came after the Cairt was adjourned, and to be in a position to give suity for any very abortly. There is a determination to bave ville explained our understanding in the clear and it! A B'a life should be offered that hnd extateder fusamned basiness, he had voluntarily offered to testify that, from the remarks debt, and be thought probably to have and the coolie walie of Mucus stopped, or at all est manner in the House of Lords. He said in evidance before them. The American Go- no doubt the shureholders would consider the fade at the case preceded, I was paring strict ready money. He had not apoken to deceased events placed under the control of the Caines The noble Burl (Loid Russell) stated that the Thrnent ought, from the first to have known 'deosunta satisfairy. "Although the longes had attention.
for the last four or five days, and considered authorities. It is munstrons, certainly, that all United States has made no concessiona; but in that we would not submit such lose and (been husvy, thựrate; remember that if they I can alakouertly declare that all day I was
Western Powers should claim oxterritoriality the very beginning of the protocols Mr. Fish, redefinito questions to arbitration; and now didn't have to my clings comntimes they would fasting far from wall, and if required oun procure hit be a very Foul mout, and for their own subjecta resident in Chine, beenuse swing the proposition be bad sands before that we have explained to them that we did get very little insurance. He proposed that Dr. O'Brien's certificate to show that I had alot on his one iu the street daring the last time exercise the right to ship of Chinamon as tory of the flabama and other cruisera which land impate a course of conduct, which would be ou
Jatiron about his new arrsagemouts. Ha, búð
of the barbarity of Chineaò laws, aud at the same
to much larger national claime, said Tho is not mean it, they should not in common senso the report and counts be passed. This WRE him in only the day before, and that I am undorre days deceased lived. Witates produced seconded by Melchers, and carried anytiment by him for the first time, site I at letter; and state it to be part of a packet found laborers without referesics to nzy law at all been fitted out, or armed, or equipped, or which every account preposterous and irrational. animously.
ed in the Colony, sixteen months ago, so that by him in deceased's portmanton, and housed to but merely to the exigencies of the labar mar had received augmentation of fores in Grant Bri. American Government are bound ander languid manner can be nasounted for from physical wife, che which are handed to him again, ket. Let the Mandarins torture & Foreign exlor rain or in the Colonies, and of the operations of the great responsibility to take this course. The Director are the plesno to present to Inddrosol the ChickJustice at the close He recognised the writing us that of detensed, and kill him A war might. ausite hat let those resele, showed extensive direct losses in if the present attempt to restore harmony be- the Shareholdenthe second half yearly report of the Court, for the purpose of getting the Au but very badly written Witness produced for consignment to perpctual stavery few of vessels with their cargoes, and in the heavy attempt will be likely to succed for many, foreigners delido and ship to Cuba and Peru the capture and destruction of a large number tween America and Bagland fails, no other on the busineraton Society to the Slat Dem taken off, he told me that I ought to have appealed another, and stated they were in envelopes. ber last, show igal that date a balancent credit at once when it was imposed. As I am not asena.
(These letters were hunded to the jury to bendred thousand Chinaan, and nothing ia national expenditures in the pursuit of the years. of $391,399.29, in addition to the sum of tomed to the practice of Course, I trust that my read, with a remark from the Coroner that they said, or rather, dyns !
crgipers, and indiroot injury in the transfer of $250,000, representing the paid up capital of the ignorance of the point may not prejudina my appeal, were such as not to be made public. One was
·TAM PROPOSED BOUTH THROUGH VENIO
in large part of the Amoissa commercial marins Society.
In the Pall Mall Gastle of yesterday to the British dig, in the enhanced paymenta And 1 bog respoolfully to request that you will lay written on the same day. I'diomaaed committed those considerations before his Lordship, so that asioide, and they would speak for themselves.)
under Notes from Home," you will flad of insurance, in the prolongation of the war, the fine may be remitted.
After the jury had perused the documente, thie paragraph: The Duke of Sutherlud left and in the addition of a large ads to the cost of witness. continued Ho beard the remark made me the other day without concluding any the war and the suppression of the rebellion, siusa deceased's death that he had been noticed thing with the Italian Journment to the and also showed that Great Britain, by rosson yestertay waited upon Earl Granfille, praying to act in a very aupanal naast. The other proposed line of alenece between Venice and of failure in the proper obor vanes of her ention hia, antship to me his baxt efforts to shinin se His Lordship asid that apos thans tuttars he letters consisted of accounts current, and other the East. The Government is waiting for the nan neutral, End become justly liable for the ante ourity for thoes who teach and those who are was prepared to make two orders; one that the papers of no importanos. The allaira regarding formation of an Italian Company, and if this of those druisers and of their tenders; thin the taught the free exerdiac of the Christina religion the Court at 10a.m. on Wednesday, the 3rd settled by the Canton authoritica. Door mistake as to the name Mr Thoe. Suther-mounted to about 14,000,000 dollars without Brand was yesterday unanimously elected esid David Welsh shenld attend personally at the Fluinen consiste, he believed, were not yet should not be done, it will resume negotiations claims for the loss and destruction of private in Japan.
with the Dakeof Sutherland." I think this is property which hud thus bon presentel April, to show cause why an attachment should had a friend in the Romax Catholic establish land, who was the P. and 1. superintendent in interest, which Amount was liable to be greatly Speaker of the House of Uunione, in more The Right Hou. Henry Bouverie William ut issue, or he about uos ba omitted boment. He cannot identify platol. prison for such contempt; sul the abber that Mr. WH Brereton, solicitor, amors, Hongkong, bis now one of the Divesture, increased by claims which had not been persion to the Right Hen. J. E. Denison. Mr. the maid W. H. Bell should attend personally stated that the deceased called on him ton did go to Reme to arcange this matter, it sentad
Brond, who was proposed by Sir Rompleil Pel- Theas were pretensions which might have mor, and seconded by Mr. Locke King, was born at the Court at 10 am, on Wednesday, the 3rd days ago, and told him Mr. Pollard had the nasaltad. Knglish assegure April, to show aante, why attachment should always been hia lagal süvist, and as he negotiations have halted. Baglish passengers been carried out under the former arbitration." in 1614. He cutered the House of Cautions not issue, or be should not be committed to was not here now, he wiibed to put his
willant like Italian beats The P and Othat of Mr. Revardy Johnson's treaty," but they in July, 1802, as one of the members for Lawes, prison for such contempt.
affaire, into bis hands, and his led him to must use a little palm bil, and all will yet go entirely disappear under the preseas limited and represented that constituency until Docoss Dinzcrozs.Kr. James Whittall bas born
suppose he had some extensive business. He
Liuforebie, which includes mérely complainte re-elected by to Board to fill the recandy
remarked at times about. kia going to. Hainan,
rising out of the escape of the Alabaraz her, 1858, when be was alasted for Cambridge.
shire. Y which was cats by that gentleman's depar
FOREIGN AFTACHMENT.-
to accupy the Conantate situation. He last saw
But if we take up the American case and A deputation of tradestin, introduced by tore from the Clony in April, 1871.
Landrisin . F. Abelia and another..
Items from the Java payère, translated for read it, we End that the claims which Lord Mr. T Chambara, M.P., yesterday waited upon la'accordave with the provisions of clatino ́ Mr. Diamond, instructed by Mesars Cald.bim a day or two back, when he referred to his
Grnurille imagined were waived and got rid of the Chaticelor of the Exchequer, and pointed and Brereton, appeared for the plaintiff, going to Hainan,and mentioned he wished to pay the Straits Tinos.
Dr. Sanders, the agent of the Deli Ccpany have all come back again. The American out the competition to which they were exposed and the Acting Attorney General, instructed at the papera from him before be handed the sent to Samaring to engage labourers, as we Government urge that the English Government by the general establishment of 20-operative by Mr. Francis, appeared for the defendants.
This was a mition by the defendants to bet money into the Oriental Baat He noticed his wontioned last week, in reply to hints thrown bad been systematically pufriendly throughout societies. It was represented that one grant ob aside the wit of Foreign Attachment behaviour to be mysterious and very peculiar, oni by the Bamarang Cowrand that he was making the civil war; that variona siembra of thejection to these institutions was that Civil Ser The Attorney-General stated that certain His munners strok him greatly; So we deadly use of unlawful means to get hold of cookies, Cabinet bad expressed this in various ways: sice officials might avail themselves of informs- property of the defendants had been attached Pate and seemed to be laboring under distress than sets forth what the Company has in risw. that Mr. Gladstone bad said that "Jefferson tion which name within their rezoh, to tas datri- His mounge was so peculiar The Deli Company needs man who will go Tluvis had "made a matica of the South." and ment of ordinary traders. Mr. Lowe, while in the hands of the Hongkong and Shanghai as to lead witness to snapeat him of no bong wholly of their own free will. I ofers them so in other cases; that the collective Cabinet sympathining to a great extent with the deputa Bank. He moved to est side, the Astalment right in his mind. Wion handed in a demo od pay for the work done, and also land free had shown this unfriendliness by a long series tion, said he was powerless to interfare, or to under the Foreign Attachment Ordinance, No. 2 of 1855, Section 2, which provided that in randum, stating it was written by deceased of cost for them to lay out denens (village) and of acte, and especially by their quick recogni- control the movements of civil servants ont of case it should at any time appear that the cansea and addressed to Mr. Barrados; bat awah. Its intention is thereby to eurie by a lot of the South as a belligerent; that this c dependencies, the attachment should be forkommitted subide whilst in a state of insanity. taey would not be better off at Deli vessels escape; that in consequence the British it was resolved to petition Parliament against of action did not arise within this island of its deceased brought it himself sailed working population at Deliebould unfriendliness was at the bottom of the ucgi-
The Jury returned a verdict blat decerned the men not go of their own free will, gosse by which we let the Alabama and other the National Education Union, held yesterday.
My. Drummond said he had a preliminary with dissolved.
bin they are at Samarang, and there Government bas made itself fiable as follows the near programs of the League, on the fore the object of the Company would not
The claims for direct losses growing out ground of fa revolutionary charater, and without entering into the bond required by the objection the Attorney-General's appearing
bo attained. The Chinese, although very good of the fastraction of vessels and their orgoes alleging that the Education Act-na not yet HOME AND CHINA AFFAIRS. 11th Section, A similar application had been
workmen, do not nettis; ne. soon as they hare by the insurgent ernisers.
bed a fair trial. made in the case of Melchers v. Kam, which
(From a London Corrspondent)
laid by money they usually not about trading The nitional expenditure in the paravit LONDON, 17th February, 1872... on their own account. The Courant remarks of those cruisers. was dismissed because there was no precedent
GENERAL for it..
thereupon that what the Doctor says about the 3-The loss in the transfer of the American for there really is nothing to write about except but it does not fall in with stateronta made in
My present letter must nodosarily be abort, goodness of the Olinose labourers may be true,commercial murine to the British flag.
The enhanced payments of insurance. on the subject of homa politics, which your letters, &o, from Deli, in which the Chinese are -The prolongation of the war, and the ad readers do not care very much for. The post-very unfavourably spoken of
dition of arge som to the cost of the war, The record being referred to, it appeared that lio ere the two salient topies of anxiety. Mr. tion of the mia airy nd the diabama embrog-
and the suppression of the rebellion.
An important appeal from a decision of the which are precisely the vary clings that Lord Court of Admiralty is now before the Judicial the objection taken by Mr. Paunstfore had been Gladstone, Lord Hatherley, M., Jowa, Mr. reserved, so that the point had in fast narer Brace, and Lord Granrille are all deep in the following concerning the recent riote:-
The Straits Times of March 12th has the this treaty, though they might have been made tng Gauntlet had been suited by the Crown on Granville believed would not be made under Committee of the Prity Council. The steam- been decided. M
*** } mire. Mr. Goschen has kept clear in ao far as His Lordship enquired how the one stood the personally is concerned, but an you know, iners, according to latent adrives from Fe-tion to the treaty was that we had given in it Enlistment Act, through having been employed The disturbances among the Leuvot tia under the previous one. Lord Russell's objes the ground that she had violated the Foreien The Attorney-General said that Mr. Daud presides, is in a heavy mill Mr. Chrdwell' zapg, still contine, and the loss of life and son of regret for the cranion of the Alabama, between that country and Germany. The
the Admiralty, the department orer which be
a new and most important exportint expres- in the navel service of France during the war stein bad issued a writ against Francisco ring bill in a long way from being a nosess, property la qaid to be immenas. The fighting and that in return for that great concession we Abella and another for damages. The writ was sad altogether the caussist is la saph a dreadful between the Ghee Hin and. Ha Beng Soci had not obtained anything. The answer was out, holding that the ship was engaged at the Conit... of: Aðmiralty, however, dismissed the returned won est incentus, and a writ of Foreign means would in any other country precipitate ties. The origin of the guarrel, says the Fees, we have obtained a great deal, we have time in her ordinary business, and condemning Low-n-yow, branded man, was brought up Attachment bad then issued; the property in a catastrophe. And yet, there are many ardent kang digte, was that the Ghoc Hine, w obtained the abandonment of such and sub the Onown in coste. Against this judgment WITH regard to the money paid in aug-no a ouapioio uatharacter. Headmitted he had the hands of the Baik bad baan seized, and the Liberale who are adrocating the sunihilation of cupied the upper part of the Kieean, bill, di- enumerated claims; we have made the demands the Queen's Prostor now appealed to the mentation of the Crown Solicitor's salary iwen in gaol, dietated be was only padaing return day had not yet arrived. He moved to the House of Lords R
verted for their own use a stream of water upon na lighter and simpler by a whole list." Judicial Committee, and their lordships réserve through the Clony on his way to Singapore, set it aside, and "would show obielly froin the
that had hitherto supplied the other users Bat now it appears that all these claims bars their decision. in proof of oleh he produced his passage nfidavits on the other sido that the cause of
THE GLADSTONE MINISTRY.
who were located lower down. The Ho Senge ticket for the ugly. He was discburget,nction did not arise within the Colony. He It has come to this, that I imagine the min attempted to break the dam erected and had on ns, and that the Americans do
Amongst other law cases Leard yesterday was but pliced In the bands of a constable, who farther stated that Mr. Francis bad agreed to try would be very glad to resign if they could fat the water free again, and in the Gight line to reduce their demands upon us even by one in the Cct of Queen's Barch, in which was ordered toite him off
accept serviceol an ordinary writ.
devise a prebert for doing so with bonor-but which ensued one man was killed and two
a singlo particular.
mabman and his wife recovered zgainst tha In what manner this most strange mistake Great Western Railway Company £100 as squi- Mr. Drammend said that was not till after it is clearly the game of the Opposition to keep rounded. AVOURY DINNER.
The Ho Sange next druva the originated we cannot say. A mistake of the pausation for personal lujury. In the Two Europea, J. Kolly and J.Swaney, were the Foreign Attachment bad javwód.
their nose to the grindstore, to the end that thee. Ema o3t, and took possession of their first magnitude there plainly is. The contrast noart un action by the executors of the late that day and be taken up several times, and lived at Mueso, and wore constantly over here, on themselves may be intensified. I am Barry them freely and drove the Ho Senge back cat would be even ameing if the saint were to have baca fent to the Marquis of Anglesey charged as dustates. The constable staíod
The Attorney General asid the defendants the unpopularity they have jantly drawn down quarters, but the latter, having frem, bag between the Boglish printed o080 and the Ameri-Marquis of Hastings, to recover £500 alleged on the last dccsion the serpad defendant was and yet because they could not be served in to say the belief in general that Mr. Gladstone again. The Rajah of Laroot, learning of the not so grave and important. The Eaglish case top the deceased pear, terminated in a verdict found eating a portion of a cooked dog, They Hongkong this writ of Foreign Attachment is totally unfit for the position he occupies a disturbance, sent about twenty policemen down deals with abillings and pence, and the Ameri- for the defeudent. In the Court of Exchequer wore sent to gad for 14 days, with hard labour. was taken out. This was in reality a eroosi oferir a year, voudrate to linen to rubore order, the consequenos buing than with millions of pounds: the English is a tradesman of Lowestoft obtained £15) na action, The first application had been bin self will, and yet so considerate to his col this insignificant force was distrood, and it is Alled with dull details of the evasion of ships, compensation for the loss of his daughter's Chun-a-you fortune teller, was fived $1, or made to Mr. Landstein by Mr. Wrancje, the leagues as to sympathise with Bens for their mid some of them were soul. The Rajah eu- the Amoricer has besides greah discussion of services, in consequence of her seduction by four days in phonment, for obstructing the defendants' attorney, for damages for brench defacts, instand of dismissing their for their dovoured to settle the disputo, but having no policy and a spirited narrative of snob of the services, in conseque
Cald blunders. The exercise of the Royal progn means to enforce his mandates, the Ches Hing, civil war. In the American doctiment the high- public by ollecting a crowd together to of a oharter-party. Then hear his fortantelling..
well and Brereton on behalf of Mr. Landatam tivo tu sboleh parohase in the army after the who had surrounded the Ho Sengs, paid a re- ost conceivable marimus is claimed; In the case of Lieutenant Angerstein was again men. in the Court of Bunkruptcy yesterday the wrote making a aroas olaim. The defendants House of Lords had rojected the Army Bill; gard to bim, and sucked and burned the entire English to such demind is even anggested-tioned in rolerenest writ issued, and that action was in progress, the appointment of Sir E. Collier to a seat in village. The petty war grew fiercer day by the force of the argument in wholly spent in named Sulepina and Osprey, which were claim- and it was just about time for Mr. Landstem the Queen's Beach for a week, that he might be day, and it is stated that the Rajah is confoting a cleam which by comparison is ined by the trustee in bankruptcy, and also by to appear. Meanwhile he took arose proceed qualified by an evasion of the statute for a now a fagitivo from his dominions, and has significant inga, and because the defen latte lived at Mn-seat on the Judial Committee of the House of taken refuge in bis little gumboat lately got
Mr. Stevane, a trainer. It was now abated that When we turn to the treaty and the protocols terms and bean eranged. cao, had taken their properly in the banda Lords, and a uiler mansure with wispect to cut from England. The Ghes Hias bare 20 which preceded it, we must acknowledge that the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, and Mr nomination to the Rectory of Ewelat, all session of the furt, and the gase are pointed the question is aurbiguous. Each nation muy Sessions the publisher of the Day's Doinge, who A yesterday's sitting of the Middlenez Francis no nomp to be their attorney. No indicate that Mr. Gladstone has lost his head towards the town, which they hold in subjugs find something to ground an argument upon had been charged with selling an alleged inde, BEFORE Hos. H. J. BALL application had been made to him to accept and is guided by his passfon, Then Ide speech tion. The Aryss says the Rajah has applied to If the ligants were two railway companies iu- cent print, was ordered to enter into his own to the Alabama affair bas made matters maob war Goverment Cor sistance. A large end of two nations, a fortune might be spent recognizances to £100, and to find two aurelies The Court sust 11.30am, though 10 o'clock service, mor, to the defendants at Macao. was the time Bidd
Mr. Drummond replied that the plaintiff bad wome. He declared that bat one construction, ber of Chumse refageså both factions have The Acting Chief-Justice, on taking his seat, protection except under the Foreign Attack whether grammatical or legal, could be put come from Laroot to Pening in consequence on the ligation. The Euglieb may jostly in sadh, to come up for judgment if called appeal to the protocol, which, after enumerating pan. The vendor- some indecent prints in who is answerable be clearly specified and said:-Mr. Aleander, before proceeding with ment Ordinance. Here was the property on upon the temps tapressed in the Treaty of of the disturbances, and apme fears are enter the direct alims, says that, in the boɔe of an iolwell-street was sentenced to two years'
the business, red the letter in the Daily Frost the spot, but if the Foreign Attachment were Washington, distinctly implying grous ill faith tained lest the quarrel extend to Penang. shown to be answerable. If this be not done, of yesterday, Bigged "David Welsh."
disvolved, an appearance entered, and a judg. on the part of the United States Government: On the 18th the above paper wrate as underouble settlement, no estimats was made of imprisonment with hard labour,
the indirect lassen, without prejudina however The Registrz immediately read the two let ment obtained, the judgment would be value.Now in so far as the nude terras of the Tronty We believe the quarrel between the Ghee Ho to the right to indemnification on their saconat haring attempted to shoot Police-nonstabla footerday the trial of Robert Kelly, for the Goy ERROR will remain answerable, but in
ge, Mr. Gladstone's assumptions are abward, and H Sau Kougaces bisa beer patoled up by in the event of no such settlement being made. Meilens, when being arrested for the murder either caso we shall have somebody upon lers following
CONEMPT OF COURT The Attorney-General said the real hardship and even with the protocols added here is a the old ready, arbitration, and their differs. The English are plainly justified in saling-1 of Usastable Talbot was concluded in the whose shoulders the responsibility must rest.
was that the defendacta were called upon to margin for understanding. He has given as far as open fighting is concerned, are not the present such an amicable settlement Gigen-strest Court-boase, Dublin. The pri General Grant's cabinet, end the people of the ted. The cause of the quarrel, however, is no If it is not, what does au arbitration mean soner, who was defended by Mr. Batt, M.P., was Thus there will be somebody responsible for KIRI encksfor publication of one tapos Mr. Drammond remarked that Abella's - United States generally, deep offence and bar moved this hos, not in any partioalar overt And they may refer to the glance which profound guilty, and sentenced to 15 years' penal
a copy of the les enter into a bond for $25,000. a prime facis insult to the Council, and it
of course made a settlement much more dil set of hostility that has been committed on vides that is ease of assessors (a sort of jury) servitude. The Attorney-General, ezplaimed that the SAN MARINA BA
either side, but in a deep seated antipathy that being impannelled to see the dares, the tors as they so the condect of the Judge. plaintiff's won the first writ, but the defendants
neither arbilation nor restrictivo eneas ama i mr-] somebody's part to show that in reality it is When remitting the fine this morning, the Judgo was the rut demand. Be would take this oh.
The woman Fennell, charged with a robbery not an insult. For the GOVERNOR admits, at stated that he is as I pleaded Desi, and be jention first that the writ should have been that which you will be ressived detain so far as can be learnt, the Hai Ba Kongsbo, it may be soundly argued, car divide the reported a few days ago, was again brought up It would be useless in me to progonations posed by the beads of the kongeese can eradicate.cape of each abip shall be considered separate of plate and jewellery to the value of several ly, and the damages for it separately estimated: hundred pounds, under the circumstances all events, that the SECRETARY OF STATE has further stated the he had no doubt as to the preserved or an attempt should have been made intelligence about by telegraph long before bee been lately reinforced by the secession of the indirect losses? Who can say boy mach of at the Lambeth Folice-court yesterday, and
priety of the infand his power to enforce the pay- to. sarve it. The writ issued as of course, you receive these lines, especially as I have Say Tau, the Bay Lim, and a number of Chrin- ment of it. I amelicely assert that I was giving hat according to the wording of the been so entirely mistaken to to the course tian or professing Christian Chine, each of the remote and vague consequences is to be reminded for the completion of the evidence. should like to hear the defense which will full attention ide prosoding, but this part of Urdinatee if any one went to Macao on a Ba which this aff was likely to take. It is gene which class bear strong ill will towards the These are strong argumente. But, on the other abolish the infirmary of the workhouse as a ast. down to one ship rather than another? The St. Patoran, Goerdians have resolved to rely upon the theory that he has suck by justifiontin a very convenianty ignored by turday with the full intention of returning ourally bahored in the lobbies of the House of Grace Boks are bare tainas alles band, the Americans may say that there is no receptacle for aante onses of sickness. In
the Judge, and a opposition to his opinion as to authority. But it must be remembered that the propriety of is fine, I can only declare that 1 Monday, and it a writ wereissued in the mean Commons that no agreement can be comne bo, sured a trul of strength. Their amalgamation thing in the treaty to limit the engnizance of future it is to be used for chronic gases only. if responsibility be not fastened upon the was thoroughly stonished by its imposition, ne I time, he conki-ass· defend the action in that that the breast will widen until the rospective under a kungate, itself jealous of the Ghee the arbitrators. The duties of a neutral are Soms abanges in the, medical stuff of the mata.
was utterly, aarscious that at the time I was bador without giving an amount of security ministers delegated by each country to the other lake, could have but one object, to enumerated, and it is said that if Creat Britain blishment have at the same time been wide. GOVERNOR until he clears himself by passing baring in any my that could bring down subia which perbape bo could not obtain. And be shall be withdrawn that each of the contracting themselves upon their old enemy, with whom has failed in those duties, the Deurt of Arbitra. After way contradictory reports, is now it on to another actual human being, there punishment maxime, and to this declaration-I am thought the present proceedings were not with powers will abstain from aring or from irri- they had hitherto sraged an equal strife. tion "may swards gross sam to be paid by delostively annonce that Me Leon Say, the in the spirit of the Ordinance any more than tating the other, and ther when each shall see is needless to go farther into details, but we be Great Britain to the United States for all the Prefect of the Bloe, han resigned. The Dibnts, will be the greatest chance of its slipping off quite prepared sake ofidavit,
When ask igra renission of the fire, it would
the other determined to the math to uphold its lieve matters stand at prosent as above, and we claims referred to in it. But there are in the in explanation, says that 31. Bay entirely differs all the shoulders, because there are so many soarsely have a pradant to say anything cal
His Lordship. But I gant look at the spirit own reepeotive idea of its own national bonor, bink there is here cagh for serious conal treaty to wards Thatriating the American from from the Government on financial qneatione, of the Ordinance. first look at the words of a recone listion will be effected. We have no deration on the part of the authorities. refrained from painting out that was paying moro the Ordinange.
DEALER thing that the United States want they have.
preferring, or the arbitrators Irous copridering, and but for M. Casitair Perier, would have re- NIAL-SECRETARY, the Acrive Chioutat attention to toss than his Lordship himalt. The Attorney General drew bis Lordsbig nothing we cotit; a war would stop the trade...
any kind of claim. From the protocal, it would signed when the tax on raw material was pro- SECRETARY, the GOVERNOR, the SECRETARY That I caly doing so, I now proceed to attention to the Inst sentiun, giving hini pow between all Europe and the United Sistes, and
certainly be inferred that the settlement being posed. M. Périer having given up office, Say show.
amicable," no claims for any "indirect luss now follows bis example. of STATE;-at present no one knows which
In the grass-tera case the first witnes, who to make rules in various cases. He farther could serve no end or aim but stump foam. Be of these officers to hold responsible, and very was evidently atmthal vitne, testifed the Lo Argued that if he entered into a boud he thery sides, in case of a war, weld be forced to
would be preferred; but the treaty itself does recognized the irisoner by his board, while thy submitted to the jurisdiction of the Conri, make sub arrangements for the supply of ent-
not contain a single word of limitation. probably amongst the changes that have second with the was not so important, beited which be was not going to do. He went be ton from India and of corn faith Egypt, that
their case greatly. They have known for rescatis taken place, all of them will find prosent, answered for his means to excuse themselves to the public.hu had no beat, but had only the appearanor of Was Teproperly istmed, because the Court dever the United State, which would be permanently bio Tạo Japanese huyo shown so remarkable treaty, what claime we did expent under it, and Tao British banque, Madura lef: Sydney on
not having behorn for some day. The Judge had say joriediction to iesno in injurions to them. Therefore the public must insist upon the thereupor intimad to the Atharooy General that Hie Lordatip pat it to Mr. Drummond whe Generally openzing, Sir Edward Thornton, disposition to acept European usages, in what we did not expect, and they have never be 10th January, experienced strong N.. somwon with European Invections, wherever said that their understanding was diferent. Dis-winde to the NW. coast of New Zealand; obligation of the Goveron to point out the his case was stà end, although the fire witness thier if free were shown the Attachment would our Minister of Washington in the was mostly they are provel to be beneficial, that we are tingt notice was given to all the world by Lord crossed the Equator on the 24th February, 12 had identified two grass pulling books he those not be dissolved without the defendants' enter blamed in the water, and it le most inexpluable to doubt that the present apparent Granville's declaration in the House of Lords, long, 100 E, from whence had light variable responsible person, or to accept the respou that had been ideo from him and his uncle, and ing into a bord, sibility Miraself.
the Attorney-Geral had zeontioned in his open. Mr. Drummond said it certainly could, if tirely ignorant of such waingle and important in Japan-concerning which the dapatation was so be said. If the Americans did not so the 24th March; after which steady Hast wirde blow it happens that he would be difficulty regarding the Christish missionaries that we were acting on the faith that the treaty winds and culma: nude Baluateng Chunnel on ing statomart these hooks had been found in fraud were shown th1.
question, being on the spot and in daily com- the prisoner's house. After the intimation given His Lordship asked whether want of jaris, monication with the very men who differed so are waited on the Foreign Secretary-interpret it, they ought at once to bave said so, tin the 27th, when experienced thick foguy by the Judge ther witness were called, and diction was a reason for disso ring it ogaal widely with him. My own betial is that Fre will soon fall away under the influence of and not to have kept quiet till now. In any weather till arrival on the March 28th, 78 days.
unhesitating dive it as my spinion at en ly with fraud,
per sident Grant's Cabinet realised the conviction the other. The rights of Christian missiony with a litigant who metaisal, even up to arriage of just took place from the hastings of
persuasion on the one side and common sense private suit a Court of Equity would deal hard on tho pamage. Mr. Drummond replied that the question öl that England beving, slowed herself to be
The North German schooner San Frazoiaça the Judge, ard's inattention to the proceedings.
Again, in the kidnapping sess. I equally jurisdiction would aries when, the Court came judged post fate would be malated for the must, it is evident, be aerted, as neither the Gling of the bill, a persistent babit of nie hesitatingly berea that a miscarriage of justice enquirs and determine. This objection Alabama a prizes, and for the expense of there or less than those of any other cla o leading silouoc. And it is not endurable that reports left Saigan on 7th February. Cape Sta Her Majesty's subjõeta in Jupan alu-China the concerns of great nations should he decided Junes on the 9th, experienced strong E. Hud occurred from it wast of tavashura ty big was therefore pramuture at the present, macraisers which contrived to sind her. Such an this tot snd temper with whink this pro- upon rules less equitable or more teebuigul EN.E. winds to the 30th, attended with heary Judgo.md woman testified that she was ent The Court of Suntary Jurisdiction will not willing to sell herself to raise money for the pins The Attorney General said that ander section most lamentable and even ladicrous light after pasal is condubled will no doubt depend tough, than those which regulate the concerns of price; passed Darramatta on the 19th February eit on Monday, which is a holiday, but on Tues pose of releaalig her husband from geol, and the 2, the writ was to be diavolved if at any time" all the fuss that has been wide, and naš only of one thing? we are well secured that the We most odoo give notice to the American light breeze, Bubayan on the 24th, from thence Contact eng Palo Lubeck ou 21 February, Salat Straits not all, of the success which will attend it. rate persons.
The duty of this country is therefore plain, on the 28th, had from thence fine weather and prisoner wha cerned in Chis: negotiations. Ait Whould appear that there was no farisdiction. that, but we should gain a point worth maey Japanese require to be evinced rather to Goverment that we must have the treaty car | strong .N.B. winds, after which light easterly
from the date of his appointment, some very searching queations will be necessary in order to find out the responsible person or persons. It is unquestionable that when the Estimates for 1871 wore brought forward that item was distinctly rejected, and it is quite unnecessary to say on what grounds. It appears now that the SBOBETARY of STATE has since written to recommend the increase then rejected, and again it is beside the point to enquire into his reasons for this recommendation. Upon this recommendation, and in plain opposition to the vote of the Council, the whole of the inaressa for 1871, and, it would appear, for que quarter of 1872, has been paid up. For the prima facie insult to the Council, the GOVERNOR, a head of the Executive, is prímá farie responsible, but if, as seems to be the cass, he know nothing of the vote, he rasy, if he will, shift the responsibility. But it should be insisted upon that the responsibi- lity will not be shifted unless the individual
will require a great deal of pleading on that
no authority in inatters of that kind, and we
NTURE TELLING
THE AUKALdan cuen's CANZE
These cases gs further remanded till next Thursday.
SUPLEME COURT.
25th March.
TO THE KIWE OF THE " DAILY PRISE.AN
a
ed apos, use for daged contempt of Court, that tax was the cron-action the public may em their own opinion and charact
of them. The LIET-GOVERNOR, the Conoculated to prejde ny application, and therefore
We observe with much pleasure that Sir Ed. mand Hornby in obat to return to Shanghai, and that Bishop Alford has definitely resigned, Meesre. Hale & Co.'s Buigon circular states that the oboam tag Sturdy bus been sold at public acetion for $8,500.
day next
•
in the case supposed.
THE "ALABAMA " TRUŁTY.
verdiot, would place the United Staten in *
THE
THE PERSECUTIONS IN JAPAN: (Lendon and China Express.) An influential deputation bas waited span Lord Granville, with the view of drawing the attention of the Government to the persecution of antive Carist sus in Jupis De Harry
millions to us namely, we shonid utterly dis able the United Staten from rendering any so
istance in the equipment of ernizers in the
threatened.
The Americana have modoubtedly weakened
mo
the title to two re-borne,
SHIPPING REPORTS. (Continued from the let Page.)
ried out in the cènsa in which we interpreted winde tili arrival.
ik, and in which by their silence they permitted
though this patice is sitecly repugnt to Elis Lordship was of opinion that, read with On Easter Monday the crew of the Iron Christian ideadjes zoong the Chinese it is quite the rest of the section, those words meant "at Duke are to bave a boliday at Aberdea, when comeson, and donsidered to be simply az oroitary; any tims after bral judgment.". there will be a peries of Athletic Sports. An duty, so that bough such evidenco might be the Attorney General proceeded to gnote a event of our being at war with any other power. The correspondent of the Cologne Gazette, who as to think that they also intergrated it. If The Ned, bark Susanna & Eliesbeth reports opportunity for a pleasant day's excursion will omsidered thenighly talented and of little value gase Forbes Smith) in which it had been The circumstance which confirms my belief was present at the Republican meeting at Trs they should say that they, from the beginning, let Newcastle, NSW.. on 9th February, bad berthus afforded.
if gives by a Bopean, yet it is not my held that the defendant by entering an appear in this unfavourable impression regarding teigar-equare, state, as big experience that he understood the matter differently, the treaty is fine, weather to the Equatur, crossed on 5th when given by Chinese, and a judge of ordinary and submitted to the jurisdiction, and could President Grant in this. On the 12th Jane | múa în the most artistic manner daezbarrassed at an epit In that case there never was March in 158. E.; bad light winds and sales intellgunos sult to have discovered this long not afterwards chailouge it. He also quoted last, Lord Cairns, under due uotipe, peita ques of his watch, a souvenir of the frat Lou treaty, the essential action of a contract to up the China Sea till arrival.
authorities showing the difference of opinion tion to Lord Granville on the very point in don Exhibition, and worth about forty that the parties should be as the laveyers eny, on the question of cause of action
LATE TELEGRAMS,
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
SUPPLIED TỤ THE "DALLY PRESS,"
London, 26th March, 1872, Morning.
and the case weld not hava bean stepped the and then. Scudhing, was said about proof of in. tention on the put of the prisoner, but this was
on the income . The National debt has greater sbility and more infalligance than Limreif bien roduced since 1869 by £1,740,000.
The reply of Earl Grenville declines arbitra- tion upon the basis of the admissibility of in- dircot claims.
^IN BANKRUPTCY.
despute. The former expressed his belief that gripes. The artist, if a Republican, in ad idem; that they should be of consen The British bark Aurora reports left Saigon matter for thejoy, as the fact remains that the Mr. Drummond, in reply, rerested the argu- the treaty did not exclude indirect claime, the requested to send the watch, on the day when taboons mind that they abould mean the or 13th Feb; Jape St. James on the 19th. es- woman frond beelf on hoard Canton has when ment that this chiction to the jurisdiction was later assured Lord: Uniza in strong terme he shall become President of the Englab Re same thing by the same words. Bat in this perienced bard gale from the N.. through the she expected to be taken to Abendessen premature, and that the buậy way in which the that it did and name cogant reitons for public, to the manager of the Cologne Gazette, gone, if the American Government adberys Palawan, and a strong current estting to the The Budget Expenditure for 1871 chesterly at a lombinow why it was inflicted, unless tance was by the defendants entering into a was present he is the 17. 8. Minister in Londes INDO-CHINEAR HAILWAY Mr. A. Parconsrataneous mind at all, the two parties sometimes setting to the 3.W.; after which
As to the insition of the fine stealf. I am it 4 tachment could be dissolved under the Ordi- coming to that conclusion General Schenck who will thankfully acknowledge the receipt.
ito present case, there never was any boob W., varying from 24 to 48 miles per 24 hours, £71,720,000, with a Revenue of £74.635,000, the judga loopon himself as a Pedagogue with bonda The estimates for the coming your area class of boys before him, who must bo
and was one of the Commissioners who made call, a girll engineer, writes to the Globe as folyver mount the same thing, and the whole light winds and saline throughout till arrival. The Oqurd reserved judgmeon
the Washington Treaty tire days after Lord lower-As first proposar of (and consult progdings, complex and public as they were, penditure 271;330,000, Revenue £74,916,000, kept in drillone, utterly forgetting that it in by
Cairns, General Schenck and Lord Grenvilleing engineer to the many interested and intuen. Mr. Low propoare a reduction ul two pence ( no menne a Car fatched supposition that men of
are therefore wall and void. They want the The North German, bark Marie Louise re- ratified the Treaty. How this ja to be got over til advocates both at home and in Valuutta) first requisite of a treat the precise agree. porte left Langkak on 18th Jun, experienced Bain-fut, a bankrupt, ching up for his order I catinet say. may be upon the Jury, and that da order is by of discharge, which was granted.
facte certainly cannot be the In in Okinese Overland House or Railway ment of the contracting Powers, and wanting light winds in the Gulf, from thence heavy carped at. no teu cry
from Khoostenh on the Ganges, the termini of that they want, everything. On the other gales from the N. and N.NE, with heavy sen The German press expome our kide warmly the Lustern Bengal line traversing Assam, hand, it may be (and we wish it may so huppan) till off Baigon, when bad light winds and calms JIN. PROBATE.
on ita merits.
Southern Thibey, and forming a junction with that the American Government may noquiesce till arrival. the Yangtzekiang river vin. Boehnen,, the in our interpretation of the treaty; that they An-for the Tinuburne, filzl-yesterday was richeat provison of China, I am requested to may withdraw their onse; that they may limit } The French bark Ludovic and Charles" ves the piccty-third day. The Attorney-Genera recall to your memory the existence of this their claims within the bounds of good senso pertaåleft Newcastle, NS.W., on the 1st Feb., ton and Tomas Castro are me and the game by me in 1868, in a long and detailed report, these vague and enormous demande. They all the appearance of a cyclone, to the NWut has pledged himself to prove that Arthur Or. scheme, which was proposed to the Government and of reason; that they may withdraw¦ bud light head wüde, the first part of promage ; person, and that be fully identifies that person the principal festures of which were that it ought in common seque to bare known, if they Caledonia; after which light winds to the Equa
the claimant. I mean to say, the Attorney would make an imperial frontier line, develop. did not know, that we could never submit to tor, which was crossed 3rd March; passed be- General indicates circumstantially the evidence ing the Austin ten travle, niso the oplum, jute, arbitration such demanda as these. Tha mao tween the Caroline Felande from the 5th to Sth; he has to prove these facta Ishould infer that and rice export, and placing se in direct and submission to arbitration is an admission that passed Mariana Istunde on luth, Basbece ou the Attorney-General expects the claimant's - quick communication with the Yangtse-kiang, there is a casa to consider, and as to the 24th; hadlight winds and fog in the China Sea case to be thrown up for ho named an import the great water-rond or natural artery of Chi. direct claims we do not admit this. On the till arrival; spoke the French abip Garustenne ant witness who should be brought forward, if nise nommerce, and forming a junction with contrary, we topy- that there is a ground for from Sydney to Hongkong, 14th Feb, in lat, necessary. It seems to me that the proofs our Indian system of railwayɛ.”:
argument or a case for consideration. And to 18.55 S. and long. 15024 E
Lorbor. 25th March, 3872, Afternoon. Lord Enfivid, in replying to Mr. Whits, onid that B. Wade bas joined the other foreign Ministers at Pekin esking for the opening
of the Fort of Kangelow.
Complaints Fudge Bella tuoficiency are often heard priýavel bus till the newspapere called st-
In the goods of M.-A. Gonven, deceased tention to it ræently, no publle notice has been take of the question, however, rise, if petition by J. J. dee Remedios for Lettera d layanan past to two mlacseges of Justice Administration-tanted.
In the goods of H. K. Stewart, 'doonamad
and ona irspation of an arbitrary fine in the curse
of one day and grip, what must be tao sam petition by the Hon. James. Greig for Letters total of uning in the course of a year? The of Administration. Gruntés). The Peninsular, and Oriental Company has Police Common might wefally turn Its aiten- In the goods of Teo-a-ku, dececand petition ordered four large steamers, desained for the tion to engu whether the escape of Grimals by Yeong Lew, tho nephew, for letters of Ad- China trade via Canal.
Bishop Alford has definitively resigned the Bishopric of Hongkong.
Sir Edmond Hornby returns to Shanghai ou the 14th April
Borgkong, 28th March, 1872.
from the Saga Court has not as much to do ministration Granted.
with the inauity of Hongkong as the gofioinney
[
of the Pollen For
.....
I mix, yours faithfully,
DAVID WELBEL Hongkong, th March, 1872.
The will of the late Earl of Chesterfield has been sworn under £30,000 personalty; and that of Lord Ellenborough under £00,000,
THÉ TICULBORNE CABEZ