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the flooring of his verendaŭ not being water tight, the" whole of the dirty water came through into his premises Complament stated defendant hus bía promises as a coolic.bouss, and lodge 28 opolies without a licence.
Wo are glad to state that H.E, the Governor In rewarded Constable Hamgohiro; who narod' the life of a Chinaman, at the Canton What on Thursday Inst by diving, at considerable risk, ander the bottom of the steamor, by a gratuity at $15, and promotion to a post in the Firs Cass was remanded for a week, to see what Brigade, with a good maric" for further pro-measures he would take to provost the nui. mation should be continge equally meretorious. babae, and to have the case brought to the
ntice of the Register-General, "JOURT, OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION."; BEFORE TUR BOR. T. 1. HAYLLAR.
MM. BONNETT FA VANDRUSKO 101.
A DESERTCE.
PC. No. 190 charged a man named W. Davis with being a deserter from H. M. 10th Begiment Complainant stated near 12 months bank ha approbended. fue aume dufendant for The Hoganong BopA-WAIDU MANUFACTER-deserting his regiment in England; he was jed. ING COMPANY-O, THE SAME=$14,20......a
---wens in gaol, and joined the 10th Regiment here MALLAGEEN BUX500 €. THE SAME-11.29. it Hongkong. Laat tint, the 10th inet. The defendant in these notjone did not sp saw the defendant in Market-atrest; Taiping- pear, and judgment wie given for the respective shan, in plain clothes, and recognised him again, plaintiffe.
asted him' what bo was doing there, and be said be bad been to Magno on a ronger in a F.OELKICHN 7. ALEXANDER GAIN,-$500,0,house and was liked, but got drunk, and war The debt was admitted Mr. Franois, who sout to Hongkong, again; be bad just seat appeared for the plaintiff, appled for an order man to sell a sheath knife to buy brand; an of attachment against property in the bands of he wanted to eat. Jomplainant went to the the Hon. P. Ryyle: Order to be granted on station, dressed in his uniform, and went back ufidavit,
and âpprehended 'bim, ·
BABAE SAMRO 1. C. J. FYNE.-In this actions which was beard on the last Cuart day, judgment being for the plaintif Mr. Francis now np. plied on behalf of the defendant for a rohaming, stating that the defondant had béaa, und still was, wo illis appear. Case to be reopened on
Ar. Erandie's wilduvil to this effect
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Walter Books, nergesat in H.M: 10th Regis ment, sworn, said the defendnut doserted from" the regimout on the 9th of April, and be bas not heard of his apprehension.
1.C. No. 109 further said that when laappre bended the dofondant, he took a letter out of his pocket, tore it up, and soared it away, exclaiming that if that was seun the other tan will be found.
A MARTIAL-DEED.
„ÞA CË ARMIRO.
To set at naught, to trample down, the ma
jenty of Fraucal
It was about the welcome close of a dull, drizzly
day— Thuro pulled a. bost in hottest hate to where
the tv lay Her crew had marked the clock tower's face,
and they had to look alive, To put the Marshal safe on board before the
stroke of five. Hurrah!" crica he now look at me. Sir
Captain, a good day, I must treat your ship, you LLow, before she's Mere formal mattoon there--been eanding
under weigb,
He paused, and almost trembled, for he saw the
French bad guna.
me your dina
Then out and spike the Consul, a Fremobman
bold was he,
'Sir Marshal, plotso to leave us, for the ship
mustu to nonj
worth a
care not for your warrant, it isn't wor
My treaty here, I've uct a doubt, will be enough
for you."
The Marshal was no oraven, but as he looked
about
race more.
SHANGHAI BAGES. (M. C. Daily News.)
THIRD DAT. Wednesday, 1st May, 1879.
Mr. Boker's brown Pampero 9st 10lba..
1
came off beat. Apollyon mado' third,' Towi Tung fourth, Tivio Zv. 42)x.........
BERLIN, April Lat.. 49aires at Faris, has notified Count de Remu- Count You Weatbelem, Gurman Charge
sat of Bismarck'a regres at sbo failure of Thiers to induce the Ansembly to ratify the postal convention hafore adjournmcat. Bismarck han rotgned to Berlin.
LONDON, April 1st. The report which has been current of the restoration of diplomatic relations between the User and Pope is contradicted.
BELLIN, April 1st, The Crown Prince Frederick William will visit Queen Victoria at den to-morrow,
THE "FIGARO” CASE:ENDED-THIERS AND THE SPANISH CROWN.
PARIS, 2nd April. The trial of the libel óare of General Trochu against the Figare les ended. Vallatae, Suet and Vitu vers acquitted of the principal charge of libel, hat found guilty of insulting a fune tionery of the Covecoural, for which they were Domienced to a month's imprisonment and a fiue of 3,000 francs,
abo presents.to the Ozar, and: oredentials ex- premive of an ardent desire for the friendship Attend all-ye whe list to hear our nuble Mor-)
6. THE CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES. of the Izaperial Government. g abal Jay.
A forced entry for all winners, optional for RECEPTION OF GENERAL SHERMAN IN EGYPT. I sing of the thrice famous deed be wrought the
all other Ponion, that have run at this Meeting.
Naw YORK, April laly other day,
A finor day'a sport could hardly hate ban-Tls. 10 each.Weight for inches se per sole. A special from Cairo, Egypt, says General When with a trusty constable he boldly diod-wicked for, than was obtained at the last day's-Obo mile and a quarter,
Sherman vas splendidly entertained by the varice
radea. The weather was bright and warm, and Mr. Low's dun Jalue Olesar 20st 81ba.......1 Khediver He was livited to witness the row.ow, the condition of the Courae had become the very Mr. F. Dawson's grey Spondatisk 10st She and a special train was provided for himsel opposite of what it was on the opening day. Mr. Kusbau's brown Nous Verrous 10st.9168.5 and suite. A palace was tendered him for bia, The number of ladies present was greater than DA gray Statecraft 10at 51602, ...0 | residencë, but he destinal if He leaves on we have negu at any resont masting; a triple Mr. Fungus grey Grand Corden 10at the Tusaday for Constantinople, where he will be tier of seats was compied by them, giving to Mr. John's chesant Curro Clan 10at bs... she guest of the Sultan the Grand Stand a gay appearance, admirably Mr. Fangus' spotted Coronet et 115.0 A ́BPANISH RAILROAD TRAIN STOPPED AND befitting the general soos of the proceedings. Mr. Iborte channut Little Bitgu 10at 2lbs...
ROBBED BY BANDITTL. Native spectators surrounded the Contes in Mr.. Law's den. Mohler 10at 51550
MADRID, April 1st. danes crowds at all approachable points. The Mr. Longridge's cheanut Flêche XDat 5lba....... A band of robbers Inst week rotoved the jackaya and ponies looked brilliant, and exerted Mr. C. Aitch's chesnut Sover 10st Ske........0 rails on the Madrid and Anda usor Railroad themselves to the utmost to win aahetantial Mr. Kushaa's brown Leechcraft 10et 2lbs..... between Valdepores and Manzibarca.and atop renits, or at least obtain lens tangible but still Mr. Boker's Pampero 10st 15. .........0 pod the mail train. They finally gained posses known for the interest they take in racing Obaihion. Julie Coor and Coronet were could find, some three thousand pounds ster- gratifying credit. Several aable owners, well A magnificent field was brought out for the sign of the cars, and took all the money they
gezins of the turf, and Coronat carried of one immediately preceding the race, at $745 and matters, roonired tardy recognition from the favorities, baing bought in the German lottery, ling.
been concluded, we may congratulate the public follopia Almeric $40, Screw 360, Baby $25, Aa the formal programme has now $940 respectively, Other ponies wore takon`as' on the pleasant way in which the Meeting bus Cordon Blea $35, Ormro Glan $35, Graga passed off, and the Stewards and Officials, on Cordea $150, Little Billee $55, Spoadulick the success of all their arrau gamienta.
$185, Nous Verrons $65, and the lottery total The following are the events of Wednesday.led $8,630. Julius Cure, we believe, 1-THE GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. bought by his owner. Coronco got a good Value, Tle. 200.A. Haudicap for all Obits place at the start, but Nona Verrous and Fonies that have rua nt thie Meeting-To be Pampero led past the Stables and zonintained handicapped by the Stewards after the Sconnd their position fer a considerable distanos found. Uay'a Races. Entrance, Tls. 10-One mile and be rabe indeed did not display aby "bute.
half.
worthy changes, though it was a very fast and pretty ape. till naaring homes Passing the 2 Mannment, Spondiliek and Jnine Cazar cums ......3 up, the former ending rather, but on the ..0 straight J. C. ran through in splendid style. and having placed half-a-dozen lengths between himself and the opposition, won at his dad. The next two poules were as stated, with a cluster of five more alone on.
Timo P. 53. 7-THE SCRAMBLE........ Bill Nye brown St, Abe 1st 101b0 Vakie, TL, 100.—For Caina and Japan Townsent's chesnut Primrose Set 101bs., .0 Ponies. Winner of the Steeplechase Cup ox- The Handleap Larned out to be calcu eludad, Weight, 10st. 71b.-Eatrance, The..
she attitude of France toward the Spanish told it to one biberio unsuccessful, but the Mr. Harvey's Blue Bell 11st 2lbs. ord atruggle was tremendos There was a very fr. Bilderson'e Shamrock 10 Zb.
Crave-He declared that it was to the interest" fine start, in which Primrose was bead with Mr. Troy's Gascon Jet 710 of France to keep Amadeus on the throne, Cordon Bleu in a good place on the inside, Mr. Henry's Climax The Site....... .............becaneo bis overthrow would lead to a revival and incraised the pace as they chose to the Bork led the van passing the Stand first time, Mr. Leigh's Greenhorn 10st im
of the oandidature of Montpensier or Hoher- The first time round the rase wasClimax's, but zolerp. Stables: Fampers and Primrose second, Sham-Shamrock and Bétera were also running well.
PARIS, April 2nd, rock. laat. tailing race was made on the The latter lost his rider at ane burdle, and Tho Assembly, before adjourning, appoint further side of the Coarso, Stork increasing Uzacon pitched his at the last obstacle, but one, 2 Committea to represent it during the recess, on board, and remained there till early. 9.p.aug, and heard a noise in the next bause but one.
his lead, while St. Ahe came up as scoond, and approaching Stasid first time, afterwards when the ship got under weigh. The captain went to pee, and saw down a skylight the do
Condon Blou became third. The field closed up taking the double jump in very proper style, was still not on board. They wars steaming sent out of the series but the defondant
tourde Probet's Corner, whore St. Abo touch without a rider to arge or gade hun. Climax fendant beating complainant. Complainant at half spiced towards the Lemon, who refused to allow her to take away her clothes.
safer distance and continued to lead till they Blue Bell therefore got a long way ahead. ed the leader, who inmediately, drew off to a refused the double jump, and Shamrock and the captain at length came on board in a Jarge Hakkow boat from abreast the Naval Yard. Ko
praved the Monument. Pampero dame up Whon Climax recovered, he dropped his rider | The sergeant wont up to the captain,and Brid.
old women, servant in the
again at the last corner, and secured the best at the next hardle; end in fact riderlasa pozice "Captain, I want to speak to you," and shewed
placa as they autered the straight, Stork atill were rushing all over the place. Bhamrock bim the writs which he had with bin. The toase, deposed complainant was in the babit of Captain immediately ran up on the bridge, and going ont story night, and one night slis And rescued from bercie death in this unheal-making a good race and Goblin overhauling rider got down anec, and so allowed the load to Cordon Flea, The race was still doubtfull till Blue Bell, who deserred to win from the fine id, Fallepeed aboad Foottit (who was in red crying, and said she had been beaten, plain clothes followed him to the bridge, but he never saw defendant abcee the complainant. For near the ship there lay at rest, a most of they came to the distance, and though Pampero jumping, he displayed. These two were the
seemed safe, be appeared to bave had enough 3nly ponies that went round.. Another witness, inmate of the brothel, called," the Captait told him to get down, notwith-
of it; taking only half-a-longth, to win; second landing his strong advice to his to “ressiva deposel to the same effect, and defendant vas in whoso staro-Aboeta, chera med und umist and thint almost together, St. Aba and Cordou these papero." and not to take the worthy discharged, as there was not sufficient evidends
Bleu pressing them. Time 8. 295." sheriff's officer to Shanghai. Then a man whom to show she bad beaten complaint; but de
Fendunt was ordered to return the whole of
Defendant was then consignad to gaol, til instructiona from the military authoritics.
A BROTHEL CASE,
Chean-Chen-you, inmate of a brothel in D'Aguilar-street, summoned the mistress of the brothel, for illusing, beating, and bruising hot on Monday last.
He only wished kia kind mamma had known
that he was out-
That is, that anyone could spy his difficulty,
and
to laud.
jd
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Henry's grey The Stork 10st 1ībs....... Boaking's grey Goblin' Sat 10be,. Henry's brown Charaz 10st' 5lbs, Barey's white The Paarl 10st........
Fungus' brown Cerdon Bleu, 11st 3bs Balderson's grey Stamruok Ist 5lbs...... Rao's grey' Ace of Clube 9at 10lba: .....0 Bokor's grey Suiamer Cloud 10st
There were fivo_seamen's - actione against Captain Marvell, of the Great Northern, which lett for Shangbai on Tuesday evening. The Photiona wers for $274 encl Mr. Thomil
appeared for the plaintiff.
On Tuesday last, the nort sat by what was supposed to be consent of perties to bear on
Send him some slight assistance, or-order him
HALL & HOLTZ.
of these oses, ant it appeared that Ar. Frausia KELLY & Co.
Complaisant stated defendant und bought But as it was it must be done, or-bere he (who gars the consent) was not instructed to for a number of years, and last month berolensbed his fiat,w HALL & HOLTZ KELLY represent the captain in that particular ense
"I do or perieb, Consal! ye may take it as yo & Co.. Shanghai,
Consequently, as the Great Northern was abrut time was completed, and because she went to
list: HALLA HOLTZ And KELLYlise that roning, the Judge of the Chart the theatre with her friend, defendant beat
& Co, Shanghai.
wrote to the captain informing him of the cir. her and bruised her in the way she now io, and My fathers loved to meet you, be ye inany, beated that former wizidera were compelled | Twice round a course selected by the Stowards, the Committee of the A sicthly, Thièra defined. twin and }
ye.few, HALL & HOLZ and KELLY stances. The note was returned unopened. which the Matron of the Gaol could osrtify to Teking.....f &Co., Shanghai Mr. Thomas also wrote to the defendant with she was also examined at the Civil Hospital Nrgasuki Tar Q. & J. TRADING DO, -
no better result, and the nashot of these nego-
She bueno witness to that beating save the Hidge, Ovaka....TOR Ü. & J, TRADING CO. tiations was that writs of ea cu re were issued in braiars, but defendant beat her since, beaver all the case Sergeant Foottit received these to allow her to go; to this she has a witress, aba wanted to leave the house and she refused write from the Sheriff, had went on boxird, ther Great Northern at 5.10 p.m. The captain was eat witness was called. not on board, and Foottit, aftär meditering, for hito in all the likely places on shore returned
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Hoxoxoxe, May 19ru, 1872.
Chun-a-tay said on Thursday last she was on the top of the house hanging some clotbee
Defendunt said she had some witnesses. ¦ Leong-a.Bing.
Come on, je Frenomen, have at you! thuigh
we be only two! Foottit, attention! By the right! Fis bajos Courage, my bravei wo yield us not to all the
et Advance!
might of France! Form fourst Quick March! Frescator rather,
staud quite close to me,— Pro patris, my constable, we'll die upon the
Alas, alas; the Fates[decreed the Marabal should He was resurred for a valiant dead he'll think
not-die;
of by and byo: Help stretched an art-the gallant Two were
reinforced in time,
tby 'clics.
ficial boat,
officer of note:
His sword was gipaning (ike his oye) balf from
PACIFIC MAIL ITEMS." At the finish The Pearl'u rider got unseated,
The following, items are taken from the dicament was an awkward was, but fortunately the pony remained quiet, and some gentlemen Mail-
In the course of his address yesterday before
Thiers, addressing the Committee to-day, con firmed the report that an official note had been giver to Belgium of the termination within a had explained to Belgian that this action was atipulated time of the treaty of commerce. He acessary France required fall liberty to remodel her commercial system in accordance with her altered circumstances. The new tariffs, he said, would be terminable every six
ba
Terrier (P), from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, stated that a question had arizeo
· between Alegerja and the neighbouring province of Tunis, and although be was aware that the Porte claimed the sovereignty of Tasis, be had considered it expedient to treat directly with the local Government in regard to Algeria, and tho restoration "by Rasaia of her fortification on. the Black Sex, and said England was responsi THE ANNUAL VOLUNTEUEREVIEW ATBRIGHTON ble for this infraction of the Treaty of Paris.
be took to be the mate threatened to knock his complainant's things to her, and complainant Ee only waited now till like Macduft, he might 4a his foor caught in the stirrup. The pre American papars to hand by the Pacific should continue in duo. He alluded)
Face vif, or bove him over the side, if he did not leave. When he had gone with the steamer against his will go far as Black Rock Point, do the Hakkow was still towing astern be thought fit best to land in her, seving that the Captain would not receive the papers, and be was quite powerless da board. He was willing to excoute the writ, but was prevented from doing so.
The evidence of Sergeant Foottit to tes affeot having been taken, the cases were billed in turn; and judgment recorded for the rariors plaintiff,
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. May. 11th.
•
CURSING AND WOUNDING.
ite soxbbard drowa..
"hay on"
AT BOSTON.
was told that she was not to go back unid create
disturbance, or probably she would he pan-Be Broiled, and bent his eagle oge upon the ran to the assistance of the prostrate and halp ished.
AMERICAN NEWS... Ava's deck-
lees jockey, who, save a wrench to his limb, reaESTRUCTIVE PILE AT PHILADETHIA-FIER Would that the areal spied him as to tarried ceived injury. The graas-etter remanded from the 9th in--for big book! stant, charged with another with putting and How long should he endure the scene? how wounding anothergrase entter, and taking from long the dread onspened?
in two bundles of grass, was brought up again Should he not fly to lend his sword on any on Saturday fast, and two witnesses were called,
Blight pretende whose evidence wait to prove that the charge was only a common assault, und defendant was fined in the spa of 85.
PLATE NOREET
The gase in which Mr. J. J. Francis charges two of bis Barvonta with the rabbery of plate to the value of $100, cance on again on Satur day, and was further remanded till tq-marrow, the 14th, at 2 p.D.
BURGLARY.
was not our Queen and country set at nought
and load defed
This evening a fire' ocenrred in Weitet &
PHILADELPHIA, March 29th, Smith's epics mille, Front-sirzet, above Arch straet. The stook and machinery, valued at $50,000, were alimcat a total logs. The building vna owned by the firm, and was valued at $30,000.
-THE BATTLE OF WOBEING REHEARSED. LONDON, April 2nd.
2 THE TOTAL'S ÕUP. Value, Tha-Prsaonted by HE the Tuotai-For all China Ponies.-Weight. 124t.
Extrunze, Uls. 6-Qùo gaile. Mr. Fungua' spotted Coronet Pat Mr. Low brown Alterio 12st. Mr. John's akesont Cure Glan 12st 4lbs.
Only thres ponies cared to garry 12at. a mile for the Taota's Cup, and of there the position die-fong did not give much senrance that be was
to be an ardent competitor. Coronet was a the entire buildings and ecúterts, consisting of other of detence. The enemy was supposed to
The Captain Superintendent,should be such
Boorn abide P He-that deserted never yet a brother in
tress-
Should he not go ́auð gat him vat of this
founded mess?
BOSTON, March 29th.
Brighton yesterday, in accordance with the A grand military review. took place at pmgrimma previously anxounced. Animmone crowd wipessed the manoeuvres, which were cordacted on a largo done, and we rendered more than usually interesting by the rebearsal
Hudson Bros. &Co., Norfolk-avenue, destroyed divided into two armies-ane of invasion, the A firo this afternoon, in the rope works of bald, including some 20,000 volunteers, were. of the Battle of Dorking. The troope in tho
een-bot favorite, but Almeric was also known to be stock and machinery valued at $12,000. It we hare affected a janding in Storeban barber. good for a long race, and he did not allow the insured. Forty men were employed in the The movement commenced with an attack on sufer up to becozae Coronet's without a gallant building, who barely escaped with their lives.
struggle. Ouairo abowed the way off, but
the village, and its captned after na obstinate Almeria headed him after the first quarter
BNOW SPOEM IN BOSTON, ETC.
resistance. The invaders, then advanced on Boston, March 31st. Brighton, after repulsing a body of troops, and
Ir will be recollected tint some time ago a suggestion was thrown out in those columna, and in these of a contemporary, that it would The very desirable if a portion of the Special Fund ware devoted to the erection of a light- Jiouse at the entrance to this Harbour. This suggestion was unfortunately not followed up, in consequence of its becoming under
at British Kowloon, charged a fisherman of Iu yaril of the Freaoliaan's "amed with Her-mile, only to allow him to come up again for driving northeast storm of sleet and show took up defensive position. The army of stood that the instructions from the Home Government as to the investment of the dirty stata, rad negligenca of orders; one of the tering his dwelling on the fight of the 30th. Let bìm that dares to follow, keep this standard recobed, when he accompanied the two others began ourly this morning and continued all defence being largely rainforced, took the
"How say ye, Britops, constables? your
ing Sergeant sec,
shal Tounochy.
time. Ucronet waited till. Probat's corner waa
BEFORE. THE Hor. C. MAT.
SAUCY COOKS. Polize Castable No. 71 raseived instructions from the inspectors to arrest three of the spr vante in said officers' quarters, and they were charged with keeping the cook bouses in a defendants was cook to Mr. Bice, one to Mr. money were such as would not permit of any Quin, and the other to the inspectors. Con
subject has, however, been revived by sune/cles the place, and allorders to them appeared and returning home that night sw the Forthwith n boat from every hole and hiding-enauce go, however, if another offort would be in Ecared will bo renewed, as it has been cewerd at one o'clock, both sides having been
of it being spent upon such an eject. The stubfe stated they had been inceanantly told to
,
A stone-caster, namod Choong-shenu-abor,
Shook-tun-soy named Wong-a-po-with en- April, ud stealing: a sledge hammer and a! jacket belonging to complainant's wife. Cou- plzinart stated be bad been to the theatre, defendant coming out of the shod with seid articles, and as svou 26 he saw cumplain. ant; he dropped them. Complainant tried Ïo ar rust down that, but he pulled out i dager. dame in bourt, and warded him of. Com plainant cried out for assistance. when our came, and they both gave chase after defendant, bins, defendant fell over a rock and bure him. who made for the hills, and as they were after. well, and defendant on being seized made a
tub in arresting him and brought him to
Thompson.
one the blue?"
pluso appeared
Their crow, the gallant constables, nor France
nor danger feared
light manfully they rowed, nor paused, till,
'neath the sombre buil. The Captain Superintendent stopped, and
thought he'd made a mull. On second thoughts," quoth Captain Deane,
these Frenchmen are not worth
to bo loedless. The ocok-henes this morning remarks wade at the meeting of the Clamber 11th) was sticking, and he saw no other plan of Commerce; and, us no final reply has been than bringing them before bis worship, but received from the Government ruling since he had charged them they had cleaned the
place. rony perhaps be still worth while to His Worship informed defendants that they consider whether there might not be a must not think that because they were cooke chance of the suggestion being acted upon, if they were not to clean up their own Alch, and keep their own cook-bouse olena where food was it were taken up in a formal manner, and cooked. He would fine them in n small amount brought in its full force before the cognisance is tire, that they may know it was their duty, blow at. complainint; however, they succeeded Atlack, excepting by the very smallest force on never had a winning mount before this Meet housca in the vicinity were almost instantly of the Government. That there is an urgent again they would not be so leniently dealt with station, and banded him over to Sergeant W. 121. go with half-a-dozes, and boar aid to Ton-quarters of a mile...
but they must reasmber, that if brought up
uccessity for lighting the entrance to Hong kong we have no less authority then Admiral
Dow. They were fined 10 cents each, Iuspoctor Hazlett auiomoned the occupat
NUISANCE
well in view!"
in an evan con past the Monument; the day. Threa inches of snow have fallen,
Offensive under General Hurford, and uttuoked And ba wazed the British assign--the Colonial walked off with the lead easily do we to the last
BANGOR, Me, March 31s the invaders with snocess, although the latter oornor. Almerio was not satisfied to let the North American Ballroad has been raised, but created grast contusion for a while. Firing The snow blockade of the European and brake through Horsford's right centre, and
of any use, and made a game race bome, in which the jockeys of both posies bad to callowing all day: five inches baring fallen here. impartially beaten. The moct fight was suc- severely on their powers Coronet submitted FTING OF A RESERVOIR IN NEW ORLEANS, ceeded by a warab past, whieb was not mis- to a neat and neck sage to the last, and won
NEW ORLEANE, La., March 31a5. factory. The riview on the whole, was consi- only by a bid. Time, 2m. 153¤.
This afternoon the whole of St. Thomas-dered a failure. The weather was fine, although street front of the City Water Worke reservoir there were occasional showers and a freeb. gave way suddenly, releasing the bulk of water, bracing breeze. Trzina took down large num
sering a half square half a foot deep, doing bers of spectators from Fondon. auch damage. The lose is estimated at fifty SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN LEGAN, JUCLÁNU, AT thousand dollars. The lower dora many fooded, causing great alarus to the occupants. The central valla of the reservoir remained Erm, so that only half the water estuped. LAWLRASNESS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF
· MISSISSIPPI-REQUEST YOR MUZE TROOPS.
OVATION TO DISKAELJ. WASHINGTON, Murob 31st.“
WOODCHESTER, April 2nd. General Emery has sent to the War Depart A large deputation of Conservatives marched ment, a letter from Lieutenant and dede in procession to-day to Poona Garden, where Camp King, dated New Orleans March 5th, they presented an address to Disraeli, 'express saying that great hawlezaneas existe throughout ing the hope that he would soon come into all be ascribed to Ka-Klux organizations. The rain storm the attendance at the presentation the entire State of Mississippi, bat i cannot power again. In spite of the heavy snow and
earth;
after me.
SHADWELL, if, indeed, authority is required in of house in Syingpovia, for having bia Lome British Kowloon and at Kowloon City, men-Now yield thee straight. Bir Consul! I'van Mr. Henry's dun Guardian 11st......
army at my back, tioned several names of parties who knew him, unongst thom the Mandarin of the City, and And when you come to look at it, some
dence you'll look was returning from the latter to his place of ve
ere of the lance, idence with a friend, Lee-a-obcou, when on My cross-new-men, my piks-men, and my
the road he was met by complainant and
be...3
THE RACES,
LONDON, April 2nd, By the breaking down of a stand at Lurgan, traland, during the races, two bandred people were precipitated to the ground. Thirty were injured, some fatally.
3. THE JOCKEY OUT, Value, The, 100,-For all China Ponies that never was a race anywhere previous to this Meeting.To be ridden by Jockeys who have ing.Weight, 11at.-Extraneo, Tls. 5-Three Mr. Low's dna Jolins Coat 11t nooby. Defendant said the charge was all fulse and And as for all the rent of you, please to look Mr. Kushan's dun Baby 11st.
Mr. Head's ohtanut Kingswood 11st tramped up. He had sold some fab, &c, to people
Mr. Fa-bach's grey Harrah flat...
Lord Crashery's black Emerald 13st. confi- Mr. Luoss' gray Coprolite List
Kingswood sacred the lead in a somewhat boar. Tan Broeck's grey Arbitrator 11st.....
straggling start, and Hurrah brought up the and a creditable considering the weights the it can hardly be considered that in devoting come forward to pay the fine. The mas sp-
The Consul was s. sturdy wight, but now his ponich had to carry, being only half a second gang, and the arrest of several parties nour Many house in the vicinity were decorated
cheek was pale apertion of the Special Fand to tlist object, pearing on Saturday, stating he was not the with defendant to Kowloon to ascertain the For the vision of the armed host had caused his bitrator rode second for a time, and down to their general disbandment. Nevertheless thereo General of Canada, will shortly be called home,
over the Griffing, but a lighter course. Corinth, and the confinement in the Fostgaard with flower.
House, at Holly Springs, has done much toward It is announced that Lord Lisgar, Governor- He muttered some weak words, as thus, I baring rather the best of it on the traight is a bitter and resentful spirit in every portion and will be succeeded by Bail Dufferin, now
to the last corner Harrah came up in good style, Now the real contest, bagan Baby passed of the State against the Federal Government Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. To leave the ship I never meant to force you-Hurrab, and there was a ory of "Baby, Baby!" There can be no doubt of the fact that even scale complately in his own farot, winning thorities are defed and lives threatened by des till Jalins Crear, naked up and turned the when, well'supported by regular troops, the au comfortably. Kingswood gare Baby a hard peradoes, whom they are constantly called on run for secund--almst a dead beat it waand, four. Time, Im. 375. Hurrab still managed to retain place number
thon wen of France!"
i
face of the well-known fets in connection in a filthy state through the defeats in the with the subject. At the present time, will downspouts. Complainant stated the defend. the large increase of steamer traffic, it is of ant had been autooned before, four times, especial importance; and considering the case, and is now set up another party large extent to which the Chinese are in summoned the defendast a brother's wifeappear. bis companions, who robbed him of the pro- Behold them there, and think not to prevail, rear. The running was made sharp all the way trials of severuf prominent members of the war immense. Disraeli was repeatedly cheered.
to anawer the summons. The last time be was terested in the coasting traffe in steamers, ed, and by his heartlessness she went to gaol, ceeds of his fab, te, and then brought this
a abre had no money, and defendent did not false oharge against him.
Sergeant W. H. Thompson was sent over
truthfulness of his story, and the chee was the views of the Home Government will not master, the said monster was sent for, when the remanded till Saturday last, when it again be carried out in their spirit at all events, if endant appeared and his representative was
Fischarged
Ome forward, and the sergeant called, sta not actually according to the letter.
Case wha then remanded, the defendant adted he had made all enquiries about defen If was suggested, by the Chairman of the mited to bail in one householder in $10 to ap him. He brought a letter from the wanda. daat and old nut fad any who knew
Chamber of Commerec that, on his arrival,
rns. the purport of which went to Mr. Han should be conferred with upon the
Mr. A. Lister, Coroner, appeared to harga defendant was not known to them, and the ser the Indian saman named Steik Mabomed with
geaut further stated that on examining subject, with a view of finding out how far perjury at the inquest on the seaman found the mad, found that Tai-kok choy, whare the Imperial Customs would be prepared to drowned, belonging to the steamship Ccelong the robbery war committed is quite ent co-operate in lighting the enmaes to the
track altogether from Kowloon Complaint stated two witnesses deposed to of Canton River, as of corse the Chinese are as having seen defendant in the company of the city to the place defendant pointed ont le
`deceased seaman, at the hours of 5 and 6, and was going to,
•
FRAT
THE PERJUHT CARE.
the
shew
heart to quail:
never meant to fight--
I invite
And yet and yet fresh gourage poemed
within bis heart to Vise-
It might be done Sira, let me send to where
the Alma lies"
Content!" eries Denne, "I soorn to fight
with an unequal foe ! ·
you can go
Frasure your reinforcements and as quick as
MARSHAL MACHAHON AND THE MARCH TO BEDAN.
NEW YORK, 2nd April. A Paris despatch says that at
trin) of
United States Marshals for the Northern and day, Marshal Mocubos atased that, after to arrest. Mose. Perce and Shangnessy, the publishers of the Figaro newspaper poster- Southern Districts of Mississippi, respectively, several communications between the two winga and Wiley Wella. District Attorney, ore given of the araiy, the march to Sedan, was directly A-TER COMFRadone's Cur.
as authority for these statements. Presentes by the Compradores of Shanghai.
aguiast his wishes, and that it was his desire General Emory ban asked for another som to return to Paris. The testimony of Marshal -Value, Tls. 200,-For all Chins Panics-pany of cavalry, to be placed on duty in Missis MacMahon causes great excitement. two consecutive Meetings by the same pony, being the bona fide property of the same owner decision in a case coming under the Civil Rights
The or owners. Tue winner to carry 7ibs. extralaw,
Boobefort and Assi have left for their des
Evidence being too strong against defendant. I tell you plainly 'tia no use; our overwhelming Weight for inobes as per scale.-To be we sip noreme Court will, to-morrow, runder a tination in new Caledonia, where they are BO
much interested in this part of the matter as to Lis being drank, and a woman deposed to bi we are and as that gentleman is now in the coming to her house wet and drank. The gribe was sent to six montas bard labonn.
dence of these vitaeraes defendant stoudly de-
Colony, the present is a suitable opportunity nied, and when closely questioned still persisted for bringing the subject ugain under notice,
in liia not having been seen at all in the com
It would seem from what the Hon. Mr.pany of deceased, nor had he been in the
I stated; that the instructices to rater, and to also denied he was drunk.
Hefendant when asked again in the Court, RICHARD MACDONNELL have been in some destill persisted in not knowing, suything about grec modified as be has disposed of a certain Aidool Rhaman; said he never was with hun.
Mr. May informed defendant he was
SHANGHAI
The steamer Sun-foo brings dates to the 8th infant. The annual ratepayer's meeting took lets on the fith, when several measures of in- portance were passed. The incoming Cormeil were authorised to grast permission to the Tramway Company to construct their lize,
force
Wil give the Alma's people a poor chancs--but
atíll-cf course?
tenced to transportation for life.
LONDON, Zúd April,
The Consal seemed to think so too, and with antil finally won. Entrance, Tin, 10 exch, half- The decision in the Utah aace, involving the The Tricontonnial Anniversary of the In
beary heart
receive The 25 from the accumulating funding of jurors, will not be rendered until tout age and elsewhere... to sa accumulating fand.-Second pony to legality of Judge MeKean's motion in the draw dependence of Holland was celebrated to-day
He whispered to his Captain that the vessel
couldn't start j— "I call ye all to witness that I yield to fearful
odds,
our Goda!"
For the ashes of our fathers and the tempios of
One mile and a half.
morrow week..
Mr. Kushan's brown Nous Verrous 10st 161b.1 THE CASE OF IE. HOWAKI–ŽEMONSTRANCE }
Do. brow Leacheraft 30st-1]be...2
Mr. C. Aitch's chesnut Herow 10st Sibe
Mr. Henry's dua Sleepy Hollow 10st lbs.....0 Mr. Low's blash Coriolanne 10st be
THE QUESTION OF THE BESTORATION OF CHIBEALTAR TO SPAIN.
amount of the Spesial Fand differently to druk that he did not know what he was doing.inder certain conditions as to details, à vote what was before understood to be the mansed on that account be would discharge bim, of thanke was accorded to Mr. Geo. F. Soward. It isn't known exactly what the brave Censul Mr. Spynie's, skewbald Snort list . Bulation calling for information relative to the cf Gibraltar to Spain. ner in which it was to be applied; and if but not because he was proved not guilty,
**OBOLDIE'S" "CASE; -
U.S. Consul, who is about to lease for home for the interest he has displayed in Municipal matters in his position of Senior Consul.
TO BE MADE TO THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
MADRID, April SA. WASHINGTON, 31st March.
The authoritice of the tows in the Province House of Representativce bis reply to the rein the initiation of measures for the restitution. The President will to worrow sead to the of Badegos, and of other places, have scalesced But classic language to hia wail à Littlo forvoar kindly way, the others favoured him by going by the Spanish authorities in Cuba.
**
Snort having cantered up to the start in a trial, conviction and centendo of Dr. Howard, SUCCESSFUL PRINTEES STRIKE IN LONDON. snel is the fact, there is of course reasou to
FC. No. charged two women with fighting
lent; conclude that the instructions spoken of have and creating a disturbance in the harbour, be
And the ship was captured lying atles when managed it in splendid order. Saurt, the winner December, 1870. They show ash interest on Continent soon.
off just as be joined them, and as it happened
The documents ure voluminous, beginning in
LONDON, April 4th. The Princess of Wales will return from tho "been altered But even if they have not, tween the hours of 9 and 10 a'ebek on Friday
the fray began,
of last year, had to carry a penalty of half the part of our Gorernment in the matter, and it is important te bear in mind that those night. Complainant stated the noise principally
"An Irish gentleman was visited by a friend. And the Consul was a sadder, if not a wiser, stone, which no doubt toldagainst him. Bere that not a little dificulty existed to determine! Feen auccessful. They, deiand an increase of The strike of the London compositors bas maz. who found him a little ruffled, and being asked. instructions were given by the Government from seu be bould not get his bands en.
and one or other of Mr. Kushan'spozion were the whether the Doctor was really a citizen of the wages and the limitation of a day's work to Defendants were cautioned and discharged. the reason of it, said he bad lost a new pair of But who shali tell the joy that fell to Topnochy favorites, and the result proved that Berew did United States or ant Our Government hea vine hours. This was conceded to by one hun without their having a knowledge of facts
not work so well on a hard dry course, Nous asked for, but has not yet received, a copy of dred and ferty-one firms. which it would now be very easy to place than 3 cue charged a well dressed coat him eighteen shillings; but that be shoud The Marabel and the Capain, who fought for Verran's took the leads and carried it all the the urge into thyet reze ve a shot of
Mr. Newman, head watchman of Messrs. Jar.black silk stockings eat of his room that bad
way round, making the running at a reting which Howard was tried before them. Even Government instructions boy, with being on the premises, when he hande them again, for he had ordered them to me not like the Laws of the Medes and Fer-hes tall be could not come Discharged with cried, and had offered a half-crown reward. Who sbook proud Frunes's might, and autonish. pace, Leechcraft accompanied him part of the siane, and it would be quite competent for a caution.
INTAUDRES..·······
Á DEVIKEN SANDWICHER
JUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.
(The other observéd the (som was too little for sath vulas ble stockings Flo!" said the Irjak gentleman, "I ordered the crier to say that they were worsted"
and Deane,
Land and Queen,
ed France's men P
(At the same time I advise them not to do it
soon again.).
*
Their glory reste not in the chaplets woven for
their brows, But liveth in the hearts of men who at their
names shall rouse:
will follow)
..
rowind.
...
DISRAELI ON THE " ALABAMA" 18 DIBLOT Скальян. The Spanish Minister here mye, on informs- way, and held second place alternately with tion received from Cuba, that Koward did not Sors. The latter just touched the leader coza thero enrol himmelf as a foreigner, as required
LONDON, 4th April. Disraeli, in a speech at Manchester Isat the ramo, authorities who made them to alter Sikh constable No. 463 charged a Sandwich
ing into the straight, but it was with an effort by the law of 1870. There are, however, other rgb seferring to the American difficulties thun. It would at all Wente be worth while Islander with being drunk and disorderly,
the part of his jockey, while Nous Verrous papers tending to abow Lie American citizen. growing out at the diabama claims question, THE BEAUTIFUL-Furception of beauty is
was keeping bis place sot only without arging, taking the necessary steps to find out who throwing dist into people's faces Fined $1.
one of the most decided characteristics by which
but as if he required a little repression to ship. It is evident that the Secretary of State condemned the course of the Gladstone Min- iatry, and admitting that it was impossiblo is not entirely clear on that point. ther this might not be the ease. It would
Chinese Sergeant Wong-a-you, No. 130, is distinguished from the brute. We dis
Fagerness. The race was magnificently won.
He has, however, instructed car Charge for Aniaries to recede from her position in re not be very diflicult to make the uçsessary charged a suspicious looking character with cover no symptoms of admiration in animals of Their fame shall go bufers theta (ds, far as they Sleepy Hollow made fourth. Titas Su. 255. d'Aftires at Mudrid to bring this case to the gard to the question. He thought ministerial
being in crowds of people, going from one të lower grade then ourselves. The peasook ex-
5.THE CONSOLATION CUT,
attention of the Spanish Government, and incompetency would be sealed by altimate sc representations to ILE. Sir ARTHUR KEN-another is suspicious manner, as though he cites no deference from the splendour of his Resounding from the height of bills and depth Value, Tls, 100; Second Pony Tls. 25-For all point out the fact that Howard is a native knowledgment of the principle of the direct XEDY; and if these represcúitations were for was ascertaining the naount of property sachplungs, nor the swan from her snow.white of every hollow.
betten Ponies at this Meeting-Weight for citizen of the United States, romonstrate against claims, the result whereof most bo fraught with warded to the Colonial Office, if they did no individual lud sa bin. Complainant and no father; and the verdant fields, in their aum: The bag pipes and the trampet shall celebrate inches as per scale-Entrance, The 5-Once the proceedings of the Spanish authorities in the utmost danger to England.
continually found him in crowds of people, and mer bloom, attract no more things their flowery
their praise.
Cabu, in his casa, a violation of the provi Earl Derby and other prominent gentlemen good, they could at least da no harm, and had known him for two years, and had not sweeta allare the insect tribe, who in their tors Wheretor for these instruments the British Mr.Kushan's groy Handicraft, 1st, Siba slone of the treaty of 1785 between the United followed in imiter speeches. there is always a fair chance that they would known higa to have worked during that time are followed by their foes. To mau alone be "Government paya,
Mr. Longridge a cheanut Bleche, 10at. 51ba2 States and Spain, and to ask for his immediatement, in an address to his costituency last Janee. Stanfield, Radical member of Parlin- succeed. We would suggess, therefore, that Defendant said he was an honest man, and longs the prerogative of appreciating, beauty, And all the world stali honour pay to each and Mr. Low's spotted Apollyon, 10st. Siba release,
› að miration is graciously designed as the
Mr. Seaking's grey Goblin, 10st. Si0) the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce cold bring a man who knew him; be a leading him sa te moral excellence. Brethren in aras! twin warriors i united in Mr. Head's chesnut Kingswood, Tat, 3lbs. should not allow the opportunity which now or coolie, and lived in Lascar Bow. exists to bring this question to a practical jesus to pass; as a little energy judiciously applied might go a long way towards its -solution. It might also be worth while to consider whether the necessary amount of money could not be found in the Colony, even supposing no portion ofit were granted from
pat.
means of
either vam —
their fame!
Mr. Fa-buch's 4th Krupp, 10st. Glb.,0
Do. grey Harrah, Ilat Mr. Fungus grey Comme g. 10st. Kiba...
right touched significantly upon the Alabama TOERIGN NEWS..
trenty, and said the treaty seemed to be in' jed- Complainant stated he knew this man Ab INSANITY IN FRANCE-History teaches us,
TROCHU ANU THX" FIGAKO”.AKTICLES
pardy. If it failed the fault would reat with rau, he was on one consion a horse coolie, but Baye the Lancet, that when a nation, passer
PAM, March 28th,
the American Government. England bad dons gave that up to live on bis wits, and is doing through great political store, that period is
The trial of the action for libet tranght her best to settle these differences, and act a snow, und is not one it better than the dealways followed by an increased desetopisect of violin, by Beethoven, was performed the other Mr. Bill Nye a brown St. Abe, 10st, 8be0 resumed to-day, and continued to absorb public
A fragment of an oppublished concerts for the Mr. Baker's grey Sirusco, det. 8lbs
against the Figaro, by General Troon, was good example to the world. fendant, na he sets his living in the same way. insanity, which generally takes a suicidal for day by the violiniat Helleberger, at a concert Mr. Seer's dun Yow Youg. 10, Sibs attention, the Oquirt faom being filled with working man at Lambeth, recently, the prosecu In the case of Wu G. Miner, who killed a Defendant was sent with a constable to point | The thrves through which France has fadsly out this Ab-kun, but returned stating he was pasted have already materially increased the in Vienne.
Flenhe was rather a favorite for the Consola spectators. The particular article on which ties announced the belief that the neused was Gumber of Lamatica in that country: The in A Nies Max Wal ranger," said a tion and was well ousted; Goblin and Kings Trochu bases his case is one in which it is inne, and asked the jury to La find. After Defendant said he had been away from the mates of the various asyluma and maisons de backwooden to a man whom the landlord of wood shared public favour with him, and the alleged that he deserted the Empresa Bogenic, hearing the evidence the jary accordingly ren Colony for me tine, and had male retard santé have more than doubled in the course hotel, were both stopped, had prevailed to others were put in on rather even terms. The when be had aworn to sapp ve her.
der verdict of not guilty. the laas day or two, and could produce proof of the last eightees months, and the Morgue sleep with him, "Wal, stranger, Freno start was successfully sccomplished below the The deposition of Marahal MacMahon was | zḤS: LONDON * GLOBE" ON THE the Special Fund. Large sums of money Case was then remanded to Wednesday next to in Paris in lately large enough to contain the objection to you sleeping with we, one in the Stand. Peale secured a good inside place, read, afating that General Trocks insisted at have been often enough voted for works of enable suid proof to brought, and for the bodies whics are daily found in the Seine. last but it seems to me the bed's exther and Kingwood headed the race past the Chalons, before the movement before Selan, Among the Communist prisoners who are now Bartow for you to sleep comfortable, consider. Stables. Krupp berg went to the front very that the Belleville and Montmartre troops far less aportance, and if it were ascertained appearance of said Ah-kun.
The Globe to-day calle attention to a rumor in duruzica at Brest, Cherbourg. Lorient, and ing how I dream, Yon are I'm an old smpper, rapidly, and made the ranning for Hurrah, who should be stowel to retura to Paris that the funds required were within our Peter Brown, keeper of a restaurant in the chewhere, the tendency to insanity is very ead ginerally dream of shooting and scalping crept up as they approached Frobat's corner A large number of well known persons were -means, à vote by the Ergistative Council for Queen's Road Central, summoned the coumarked; two percent having become deranged ejus. Where I stopped night store lest they and took a lead of some distance towards the also examined, and their oridence me to the
the necessary amount would certainly meet pants of the second floor of his house for throw-siece their imprisonics The ppointment charged mere dollare extra osha I happened Monoment Handicraft then showed signs of effect that Trocha was incapable of trexson the view of the large mass of residents in ing their dirty water into the verandah, being of a medical summission to inquire into audi to whittle up the head-board 'in the night. But his ability to work, and came up towards the f
two lazy to Barry it into the back house for report njim, this question would be both wise you can use, stranger,, if you like, I feel corner, Fleane reappearing at the sup_time.
kinder pesceable now." Hongkong.
the purpose of its running off into the street; al huse.
ANUISANCE.
ALABAMA"
CLAIMS.
· London, April 4th.
of m extraordinary character, which has b tained currancy in London, that the caso of the American Government before the Geneva Tri- bunal eaticcates the losses to the United States $1, PETERSBUsex, March 8th. by capture and destruction of American- shipa The Khan of Khina has seat an Ambasador and cargoes by Confederate cruksis built or and hard run comued, in which Handicraft to the Court of St. Petersburg bringing valu-fitted out in English waters, at $14,000,000, and