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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL April 30th.
The Council mot pomuant to adjournment.
Prezent H. E. THE GOVERNDE.
Hou, J. ExALZ, Chief-Juatica.
Hon, (7, 0, SMV, Acting Col.-Becretary, Hull. J. PAUXCETOTE, Attorney-Goner 1- Hon. O. MAY. Asting Colonial.Treasurer. Hon. H. J.BA
Hon. W. H. ALESANDER.
Hon. JAMRÁ WHITTALL.
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Buropean constable No. 90, charged a coolie unted Yee-pok-how, with preventing him from Getting to a growd of gamblers, by giving them a warning of bis approach in Taipingeban.
Defendant was fined 50 centa.
DESERTER.
SHANGHAI.
THE DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MAI 1st 1873. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Complainant stated defendant was in a chair Wednesday. The defendant was in his view a had a transient effect. Next day i gr. of mor- that in remittent fovers that the decided advan- flag If much-preparations as the Ordinanc
The fellows of Saint Paul's College are at nt West Point, drunk, he stopped and picked up little more than a quarter of au haup. He went phi was injusted, which stopped the pain for ego of quinine will be seen. The difficulty of the prohibits were actually made, it would seas that the matter might come under the la présent leaving the Foundation; and we kasyme of his crokeryware to the value of 80 with him frots the cantecs to the barrack-roum, nearly 24 hours. After 4 days' injection, the Chinese, however, in obiedy felt in thunu terets
derstand that the building will in futuro dente, and refused to pay for it.
and from there to the canteen and back, when patient was so well as not to require the opera of a continued or typhustype, or presenting a Oheir coolie No. 106, said defendant hired defenings said, "I think I will go out and betion any more, and the care was completed by malignant chamoter, but as fe snob cases quiz- of Hongkrong; though there is still room to devoted to educational purposes,
his chair at 11 o'clock, and was sober at the then left him to clan. This was a quarter-pnet quinine and idids of potassium.
iné often can muko bat little impression, other fine, but got drunk afterwards. He stopped five, and he never saw him any more. The way: Ipeonizanka in Dysentery,Eo.onel has been European mediaince, possessing no specifio gucation whether this would amount to breach of the peace of the port, as recognised.
be complimait and took out of his basket he knew the timo was they took ten at a quartor written in praias of this drug in dysautory, that power over fever, not appear to decided ade game ordakery waro, and gave to other persons, tob o'clock:
it is well to place on rescr any Chee where fovaninge Extensive observation of Chinese by the latest and best international opinions
then refused to pay for it, saying he had no Defendant oaid that should the man from has failed, I have been twion disappointed with farers is much required if we are to come to no- on the subject. But the Ordinance' goes so
whom he procured the belt come in nt the this summer. In the first ce lo grains were oncate conclusione regarding the valain of com-. Defondant said he ran against a Chinese bo Court door, and say. he sold him the belt, he given aud retained, but though it gave slight peting drugs in their treatment. far as to provide (sec. 8) that "Lay Folic
had seen on board ship, and he stopped to speak would not like to swear that he was the man relief at first, the teneamus returned an overaly Magistrate upor being estisfied that there is.
to him. He was looking at som unges, when from whom he got it.
(se ever, and 10 little were 'the symptoms im reasonable and probable cause for believing!
be "Very good, very bendsome," and hel Defendant was told that from the evidence proved that the paricat sculd not be parounded
· (NC. Daily News.) (defendant) answered in the airtualive. The before his Worship, he could come to go other to repes the medicine. In the second case At the Mixed Court, a Chinese grog-shop that a ship within the waters of the Colony
man apparently choose some, and must have conclusion than that defendant took the parcel there were great straining, gripes, and pain in teeper in Honghew received 200 blươ3 and i has been, or is being, built, altered, repairėć,
ferred to bim for payment, for having gat from the coalie. He had not produced the the lower part of the abdomen, with scanty maths sangue, for a combination of offences for equipped, or is about to be despatched
Į·little furtbór on, the complainant came to bim
woan from whom he got the belt, and the wit stool of blood and mucos. The paticul bod sing out of the following circumstances. pesses be produced, though fruthful man, had been 1 17 hours before I saw bin. Ho was Sever sailors had been gone into his place and taken out to seu contrary to the provi The minutes of the last meeting were rand for his money, and as he had not ordered the
orookeryware for the man, he refused to pay for done him no good; and taking into consideration ordered at once 40 grains of ipecacuanha Hesed incurred a "score of $2, which they puid. sions of this Ordinance, may issue a warrant, and confirmed. atating that there is roasonable and probably | ABUSES CONNECTED WİTH THE COOLIE TRADE, it. He told his chair coolies to tako kimi ou to the character, of defendant, the most lonient took at first 25 grains and retained it. Four They had no sooner gat outside, Luwover, than The abero bill was then farther discussed in hie botel, bat hie ouait enclies refused to carryview he cont tabe of the case was to send him bara after, seeite no improvement, be took the shopkeeper rushed after them, and holding the rest of the powder, 15. grains. I saw him out a copper dollar, said they had given it him, cause for believing as aforesait, and ups Committee, commencing at the procedure in the bin, and called a constable, and charged him to three onthe hard labor,
ORVELTY TO ANIMALS,
again in the evening, and found that there was and west elange it for a good one. "As the Mr. Granville Sharp aummoned such warrant the ship may be seized; and upreme Court. The Attorney-General point- with refusal to pay obair bire. He was suber,
the absolutely no improvement. He was ordered avilors had only just received their wages from ed out that the rules were framed se af, as and never refused to pay chair hive. He had searched, and detained until it has been much as possible, to prevent any delay. Thouot finished his journey's end be wanted to go owner of gurgo gont No. 15, for cruelly to small doses of mercury every bour, and after their captain, and believed they had been paid either condemned, or released by procese of question as to whether to Court should decide to bij hotel, where he would have paid the unithuls. The defendant appeared in court wards gastor oil. All traeos of blood disapiz goca coin, they indignantly repolled the clin
A row anated, in which a lot of Chinese rougha law, fe," and the text section provides that genes of fact need a great deal of tech code. The older affair he knew nothing yesterday, when Mr Sapsaid he did not know peared in two days, and he was comparatively the military or naval authorities may batical dismesser among the legal gentle. /about; did not order the greckeryware, and wha, the defendant, nor did he remember ever seeing well in five caya. I do not advocate the um of gave one of the sailors a severe handling, in spite him. Hisobargewaaguios: the wholectthe ere" | mercury, bu; it is well to know that even large the efforts of a dopatable to extricate bin, men Jadge Ball said he was so much opposed not drank.
Inspector Halloran said defendent bad just of the boat generally, so that he did not wish to doses of ipecacaacha sometimes fail to produce ad seize the Chinese ringleaders. Furtunate called in to assist in effecting the solzure, to the whole arrangement of plasing the matter
pressthe chargongainst the defendantpersonally any change or relief.
ly a foreign gouttimenn passing was witness of aud that tho offers granting the assistanruders now jurisdiction instead of in the Ad. enough drink in him to make him noisy,
Fined $1 for being drank, and ordered to pay | His object was to give the desundant caption, The general health of the Chinese population the cooperence, and, allying himself to thu miralty Conrt, that he had not thought of the shall be fully indemnified against the QUEENS details, Ho, however, thought that the 820 80 cent to clusic-coolies, and 32 dents to the and with a view of having a law framed where in the city was omparatively good, though constituted authority, went for that heathen by the Chinese would compelled to altug perhaps not equal to that of previous years. Chined? With this timely assistance the Mujouts, and all persons killed, maitued, or powers bould be gives there would be in crockeryware huwker.
GAMBLING.
bullocks, cuwa, and sheep in baskets, when dis No epidemice occurred, but fevers of the tide of battle was turned, but not without a the Vice-Admiralty Court, if the jurisdiction
charging them fron cargo bouts, the same way aererer typ appear to have been more than atout fight on the part of the Celestiale. The were placed under that Court. The Chick New, let it be observed, all this is to be Justice danbted whether the Court ought
oe by a law fraged to cooped the Obinese ja stially prevalent this armor, and inch dick-ngistrate viewed the affair as a pecalingly try jegnes of fact.
onrry pigs through the streets in baskets, iu-
ness and many deaths were heard-of during dastardly attempt at a squeens on the park luf Jono not because the vessel has committed to be called upon to
stead of by the legs us they used to do. Mr. July and August. Throughout the whole year, the prisoner, aggravated by the subsequent Sharp said he had noticed for the last three but were particularly in summer, the Chinese breach of the pense, and infiosed the serpre any actual breach even of the laws of theThe Attorney-General muid the idea was that
Jury would only be empanelled if the Chick
mon the tlust eattle were hoisted up by hare suffer bon virulent forers, which they call punishment stated above; at the same time Colony, but because a Police Magistrate is Justice felt in doubt e to a foot. The matter
W. Baronds, privata in H.M.'a 80th Regi-meape of a small t-inch strap, aingly run under Chut-pan, which literally means "apabled complimenting the foreign gentleman who had satisfied that there is reasonable and probable was ultimately settled by its being agreed to raits for believing that she is about to be insert a clause at the suggestion of the Chieftanting to dazed toy hiroki Bing with this brand a flat fare, quia cu tot her are a fever thought in very few ouere are opste come to the aid of the Police, on the gallantry
desert from regimoot. lains and after legs, which out the beasts dread visible. The term is applied to all fevera of a be bad displayed. Justice, to the affoot that the Chief Justice was
Complainant said he went defendant in Lower fully, especially if they kicked, which more or less continued form, attended with a An alarm of fire was given shortly after three equipped for a purpose in which, though it to have power to decide all issues raised, or would be illegal for a British ship to engages, which might be refac, during the proceed Lascar Rott, and, fruta bisappearance judged they invainly i trensels pain. He had sense of great distress and oppresint at the 'look on Saturday morning, the 20th ultimo, be was going to desert. Defundunt in conver seen them do this and slip beadlong through epigastrium, the latter symptom bug consider from Hougke, where it had boken out in " ings, the Attorney-General to frame such
bouso occupied by Mr. Harper and bis family, it is legal for a foreign ship to engage. These claus in ponjunction with Judge Ball and sution with him asked him to tell the drummer the strap into the son, and the animals ed quite pathognomic. The same bus per ape
But disenasion to at the Crown and Anchor Tavern to couse would be severely corn through the slip, and includes mere ban ons variety, though I believe No Nunzing Road. Mr. Harper's attention are strong powers to confer upon the Colony the Chief Justice. which not long ngo distinguished itself by the place as to whether the words "contrary to the up to him, and in his conversation with, Inspeo half drowned by the water. This process the fevers so indicated are mostly severe seeing to have been atracted by the barking of tor Horton be told him he was going to out he considered not only aruelty to the remittente, taking the continued or typans bis dog; and proceeding to investigate the provisions of this Ordinance" should be re arrest of the French mail steamer A, and Eained, the Chief-Jnotios being of opinion thinning to desert!. Time constable on the bens animals, but it injured the meat on that form. The following is a description of the use of the animal's disquiot, be found that, then came up, and he give his into his custody be, and all Earopount, were the anfforers disease, as inline down from a native physician from some anuse at present unknows, fire bad whose discretion as to international questions they were superfanus, and tended to mise new
iw it. They were more brutal with shop who has seen and treated a great bugber of broken out in a exal and wood closet under the Dofendant was handed over the military generally than any other cattle. It was such crace" The fever beginia with allergate staircase, thease loding its way under the Orders for Copies may be sent to the Dus has certainly not bien proved to be the heat questions of fast. The Attorney. General to be bin to the Charge-room.
thunght that they should be retained, "and after
more with a view to bare a law framed to pre feelinge of heart and cold, and some remissione ceiling of a sitting room, through which it in the world. Supposing the Magistrate is some conversation on the subject it was agreet authorities to be dealt with him.
vent this that be brought the matter forward, are observed in the first 3 or 4 days. On the 5th burnt to the door. Mr. Harper immediately mistaken in being catiefied of the reasonable to leave the clanse as it is.
than for the parishment of the defendant in. or 6th day it puts on the continued form, with a brought in are an extinsieur be had on the and probable cause for BELIEVING, CLш'Buyone
dividually, more than any others, who were feeling of great oppression at the epigastrian premises, but failed to reach all the fire, which for a moment argue that a breach of neutra
equally a guilty. Tlic defendant was sutitioned frequent pulse, nad a tongna coated with yellow as the house was well seasoned and rather lity would not have been committed? Ko
about cruelty to animale by his servants, and and sometimes brownies fur, Delirium sometimes comhnetible, spread rapidly. A few immedinte Mr. Sharp was told by Mr. Mitchell that be set in in 7 or 8 days. In some cases the fever neighbours at their assistance in this first invasion of the peace of the port would have
would lay the utter before the Government, begins at once in the continued form. If the effort to put out the fire, and in removing with a view of getting Mr. Sharp's olject at patients are not properly treated, death may the furniture from the lower rooms; and mean- beca made, and consequently The vessel
tahed.
Foccur in 8 or 9 days but more generally in 1 while an alarm was given at the Polise Station, would be as much under Eer own flag as if
or 15, and sometidica in 2 days, but seldom be- and communicated by telegraph to the Central THE HEALTH OF CANTON. yond that, and not so early a 3 or 4 days. Station. No. 2, Hongkow engine, get first to she were on the open sea--and the act world
The medical reporte for the baff your ending Generally, if the faver has gone on without work, and accured a supply of witer from a be precisely equivalent to seizing the real
September 30th, have been published by the proper treatment for 8 or 9 days, the case he branch of the creek which rang in a cul de sac of a friendly power on the high seas.
Inspector General of Obinese Custome. We comes diffent, and her 12 13 days, to may close by, but the house being already ablazy nbjoin the report from Dr. Wong, the wellly hopeless," He had seen euictaxis in the nothing could be done to save it, and its pou known Chinese physician, on the fealto of course of chut-part, bab nak bantorrhage from tion arcared the neighbouring dwellingasgainst Canton, as being of special local interest
the bowels. As to the mortality, if the cases contact The engines, from the Shanghai Aids Dr F. Wong's Report on the Hasith of Clan- are properly treated, it should not be mere were all out, with a full complement of firemet, ton for the balf year ended 30th September, than 1 or 2 in 10 ouses; but as the patients and the Victoria got into play from the rive
often put a consulting a ductor till they are but some of the others were not called into rỪ- 1872.
During the super the general bedth of the seriously ill, the general mortality is perhaps quisition. We understand that the loss is foreign cornuity was, as anal, very good. 30 or 40 per cent." In a case that I lately saw covered by inkurance. Some casesof fever and diarrhea, two of dysenery in Dr. Karr's hospital, the favor presented al- and a few others of unimportat olaracter, most from the first a continued character, with The Courier notes an accident of a rather sch de catarrh, biliyas congestion, &e, co-only slight remissions for 2 or 3 days, and with remarkable nature, which occurred va ibo Band, stitute nearly the whole amount of sickness intense beit and pain in the lishe, and a pulse à pony harnessed to a dog part, when opposits observed among them, With Blanien and of 130. The pazient died in 14 days. It would | Mesara, Turner &, Cy.'s, commenced kicking, other healthy focalities along the riset side a seam as if some of the game are really typhus. and getting hie foot through the splash-Board, places of residence, houses well adapted for A native physician of long practice hare told dragged the trap over the bending on to ibe warm climates, temperance in diet, and care in the that, in some cases, there is a crisis on the i mudilas, a fall of shoot 6 feet, and strunge to avoiding exposure 16 the ann, foreign residents 7th day, after which the patient may get well my the occupant was not burt, though be was may, and generally do, enjoy very good bealth even without medicine. If the patient does thrown out upor, his head, nor was either the throughout the whole year. Among the chil-not get well then, there is aaobber period of pony injured or the trap broken. The mitoo dren, however besides the usual, cases of di- of grace of 7 days, when, if no symptoms of quietly dropped off from behind when the arrhea, coughs, febrile disturbance, and other amendment present themselves, the use be-kicking commceed. disorders incidental to the period of dentition, co1000 more and more zion. Howevor, in a few eases of greu severity pecurred, and ter- most of the towers no soob regularity of period minated in death.
We have had on the whole a bet summer.
whole eirele of its course in 1 or 2 days, when ? Lala news from Peking speak in a more hope- The heat in July and August was particurly the patient dies. Regarding dose last neo-ful way of the expected termination of the Au oppressiva. The thermometer often stood at 94 degrees in the shade. Except in the early
tioned cases, the native account confirms what dience Question. General Viangaly, the Rus I have often heard, that in many cases the sina Minister, reached bere on the evening of purt of the season, there was very little rain, patients are carried of within 2 or 3 days, pad the 13th instant, in the S. 8. N. Co.'s steamer the whole amount being mach less than in for sometimes within 24 tour. I saw a Chinese Szechuan, and on the following day he proceed- mer years. The cold weather set in very early servant who died in a days after he was takened by river en roule for Feking. His return in the first part of September, and it remained with a fever which was pronounced to be a osas
will add strength to the Diplomatis Corps at of Kap-afik, and this summer I saw another the Capital, in arging their demand on the The unprecedented number of 8 deaths oc native in Shuimion, who died on the 6th day. Chinese Foreign Oboe. We hear, however, corred during the last 6 months, 4 being of Bath thees patients took Chinese medicine, at the German Minister leaves for Europe at adults, and 4 of children. Of the adults, 2 Do such asses arise from intense taalaria, or
once; and may be here immediately on bia way wore non-residents, and 1 died from accident. from some other poison? Professor Magleun Honit. The Governor-General of Chibli arrived The cnvees of death are sa follow-
says that in malariona remittents he has never
at bis vaman here, from bis visit with the Em 1.-Died from the effects of intemperanos. area death take place before the 8th day.peror to the Eastern Imperial Tombs, on the
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Next, supposing that the Magistrate was right, and that there was not only reascuable
Mr. BALL here, after asking whether be was out of order in referring to the seizure of the abip, anid it, avemed to him inconsistent that the punishment might be $5 fine on persons infringing the net, but that there shoald be no option as to seizing the ship.
His ExcILLENCT aid he thought if the ship was left intact, the bill oright as wel; 50 tora pieces
Mr. BALL said he had no dansive to oppose the bill in any underhanded manner, but le thought the provisione inconsistent,
Its EXCELLENT said he did not wish to
impute any such idea to the Hog. Member, but merely to express his opiniem that the bill
ROGUE AND VAGABOND.
PC. Kerr, on spesial duty at the Canton wharf, charged a coolis named Hoon-hing with being a rogue and vagabond, and also a very auspicious charactor, be having no visible means of employment, and continually hanging about the wharf whom the river steamers arrived.
Defendant was recognised as baving been in gual before, but as his onso could not be pro- duced at once, he was remanded till this day for the purpose of hunting it up.
LARCENY.
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The CHIEF JUSTICE pointed out that if the ship were out seized, some poor sailor might fued, while the owner at home rolling in his carriage would escape.
Mr. MAX asked whether the Governor should not hava pow to restore the ship if it were found that the ship was not implicated with the owners' consent.
The CHIEF JUSTICE pointed out that there as a difference between the Governor veless ing the vessel und the Court not confiscating it, as the former was an act of werey.
THE ATTORNEY-GEDRAL said that sales the matter were left entirely with the G verni, owadraat home might send out vosmis with general instructions to the Captain-with reference to obtaining freight, anet as world lead to his entering into the trade, and then sy they had only told him to do the best re could, and did not know that he would enter upen the traffic,
Sargeant Rivers, No. 11. charred two Chinesa. adiun watchman, and bis Chinese wife, em- played in the godown of Mr. Mody, at Wanchi, with the larceny of four bags of rice and a for a remand, in order to find the Chinese watchman who had rus sway, and who Mr. ccay, belleving him have led complicity
dy thought the most implienta in the lar with the Chinese wife of the Indian watchman, by which means the larceny was committed.
The case was remanded till noon this day,, P.C. Clay charged a madman of the name of Osoy-a-man, with attempting to drown himself on the 24th instant.
Complainant stated that bad it not been for his white jacices he would have been drown ed, as defendant sank, and by means of the waite jacket he was able to hook him up again, The defondant was recognised as having made cveral attempts before, and in an oase de fulant made the sense that lie fill over.
Remeniled to gaol for toedical inspection and [cerillc,tes:
A MADMAN,
that a foreign vessel in Hongkong waters actually did commit a broach of the reguin Liors bere as to fitting up for the coolio trade --would that be such an invasion of the peace Mr. F. AAR, Cleum's Lane of the port as would justify her seizure? The ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S point concerning mala prohibito and mala in so here comes in Whatever opinion the English Government New York....... Mosers. S. M. PETTINGILL & Cay have concerning the coolie, trade, the foreign nation whose vessel was seized might, and probably would, declare that it did not recognise that carrying Chinese Emigrants was a orims, and would certainly have very strong grounds for, urging that nt least it was not necessarily so, and we had no right to assume that its vessel would do thai
The CHIEF JUSTICE suggested that the illegally, which it was quite possible to doskalo be such provision to prevent shipownere THI point which was raised by the Hon. M./legally, and that until the latter was prored barassing a Magistrate, where there was pro Hartford.
there were no grounds at all events for the hable gua, but the ship was not senden.uci. BALL in the Legislative Council on Tuesday, seizure of the vessel, beyond the question of it might in ssh a chee be a question whether
there had been reasonable cause or not. with respect to the possibility of the seizure invading the peace of the port and we Mr. MAY enquired after the Magistrato bad of a foreign ship in the Harbour of Hong-ught then be thrown upon the very ne taken out the warrant, in what direction the brought on hard. Tus. Hartford has now left cool for nearly the whole wonth.
action would lie.
The Daily Press.
HONGKONG, MAY 1st, 1878.
kong for contravention of the regulations of point whether, for example, "altering or re- the Colony with reference to the coelie trals, pairing a ship for the purpose of carrying is of very grafe importadur. It is to be re- Chinese emigrants to be embarked at any gretted that the nature of the discussion in
Mr. BALL-Againat the Magistrate! The ATTORNEY-GENERAL pointed out that the matter was provided for by section 21.
Hon. Mr. WHITIALL Bggested that the
ROGUE AND TAGAROND
Inspector-Stroud charged a boatian will. being a rogue and vagabond, and with selling liquor to seamen, o band the U. S Corvette Complainant said that defondant was arrested by Lieut. J. S. Baker, of the Hartford, under the bows, selling liquor to the men, and he was
for Amoy. The defendant had been convicted before of selling aumahr, to seamen, and was sent to three months' burd labor,
P.U. 45 stated ten months ago be appre. hended the defendant with three others, and they were convicted of selling samalu to a with another were sent to three months hard labor, and the other two were sent to six weeks, The esse was remauled to this day, for the purpose of finding the conviction.
ME. GILLISON'S CASE,
is observed. Porostimes the fever runs over the
TIENTSIN: (N. C. Duity News)
Committes in the Legislative Council, is suport or place out of the Colony," constituted onus of preak that a foreign vessel was going British bark lying at Wunchi. Defendant Tho patient and long been addicted to drink; Doabtless, besides malaria, other poisons give evening of the 12th instant. We have beard no as not to afford the public an opportunity of such a breach of the peace of the port ts
with such an Ordinance as the oue which was under consideration,
would justify so severe a stop ay acizing the vestel.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said showed that great eare must be exercised in the inatter. but the Chinese Pontenger Act admitted the Beizure of a foreign ship in British waters for taking passengers wrongfully.
a
ou the other hand, considered that we shoul? GENERAL, to seize a foreign vessel for brese ont ite object of scaring away this traffic from Wanchi, and cutting his bead in a very severe child lay rolling her boad about, moaning, one an operation with the needle. The front of the ter while be stays here, by renting a bonse be
PEKIN. (Courier.)
15th April.
to Macao would rest with the Government.
bis system was at last thoroughly broken down, rise to some of the malignaut fevers seen here, thing farther, since his retin to Tientsin, of the His BYUELLENCY said there was nothing to
so that visstourth and bowels were for months and is fast on same of them quinine bas zo having the full advantage of the learning of
prevent the seizure of a foreign vessel for
unable to perform their functious, or to retain influence. Many of the levers of the Chiediately anamac the position of one of the romor current recently, that he would im. breaking the laws of the port. Supposing the legal gentlemen who spoke upon the
what passed into them.
city must have their origin in overorowding Ministers of State at the Capital. The rumor The CHIEF JUSTICE remarked at the Coun- duties were levied; and a French ebip commit-
2-The Rev. W. E. McChesney, an American and bad Baitary conditions. These scndi-may yet tar cut to be based on facts, and be question. The remarks made were in a great
ted a branch of them, she could be atopped. measure of a conversational character, and oil that we should never allow a slaver to it The fact af ber being fitted up in a certain way and Stephens, appeared in Canet yesterday, to July by a gun abot wound in the Lead. In the because they bave given rise to no opidemic period to settle up his oficial allaire as Go. Mr. Stephens, of the Era of Messrs. Francis Missionary, as killed on the sight of the 9th tions though sometimes regarded as harmless, may have merely returned here for a short was prime facis evidence against her.
ask his. Worship to be allowed to take over the prosecution of his work, he was at a village pot of cholera, and, as far as we know, to no markeraur-General. Leminclined to think, however, buing addressed from one legal gentleman to ups but piracy jure gouliuor denationalizes a
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL-Which she could charge of Mr. Gillison from the gol
far from Canton, and while sitting in his boat another, were rather indicative of various vessel, makes her the enemy of the whole
rebut.
The CHEY JUSTION polated to the case of in referance
Mr. Mitchell and that frata Dr. Dod's note band of robbers passed by, and a stray shoted forms of typhoid fever, bave out to do from all I can hear, that notwithstanding the with the production of the severe fevera that very oredible form in which the rumor appeared, points which would naturally tour to legal world, and subject to be captured by any ous.
Mr. Gillian's examination, he fired by one of them struck bin in the temple, prerail every sunmet
it will after all torn out not to have bee minds, than explanatory of the state of the If the coolic trade really were a slave trade, Lient. Dunlop, noticed by Mr. Ball. There is no reason why he abould not be handed and caused instantaneous death.
over to bia, provided he took care of him.
3.--Three days after the above-mentioned sicians, it spine sea, empley diaphoretica.
In the treatment E Rovers the Chinese pby.authentically based. fense to people at large. We, therefore, write we should not only have the right (and that was found that though the Tessel bad water
His Excellency has a large body of men en- with a certain amount of diffidence. on the without any Ordinance) to seize vessels en-/aske, prima facie evidence of a slaver, on board, The doctor's note stated defendant was cosa accident, Mrs. McCheanoy gave birth to a child, diuretics and sometimes aperients, and in others, gaged in making a broad eart road from Tien-
ele was not intended for the trade, and the tric, but he was not of unsound wind, and was who died in two days. subject, being unaided by to profissional gaged in it in Hongkong, but also on the Privy Council reversed the decision on which
not dangerous to be at large.
4A child of abunt 1 year old died, I am medicines that subdue fever without diaphore- tein in the direction of Peking, and I suppose Mr. Stephens said Mr. Gillison bad to go to told, of pharyngitis.
tie action. In adynamic cases restoratives are this road will de carried to the high ground, information which the more formal discus high seas--but if the traffic is not a slave the seizure was based, and some $20,000 had
Canton of business the next day, sud he would 5.--Died of drink. The patient we's dis, prescribed So far to fault can be found; we beyond all amuntry previously flooded. All wil we bi on board the steamer. sions of the Law Counts usually brings for-trado, and it would be difficult to show that to be paid as damages.
charged zeams, and bis death was caused by can do no wors. The most objectionable part agree that this work ie one of a very creditable ward but we think there was sufficient in a so, so as to justify such a step as cap
Mr. Gillian was thereon handeå 'over to Mr. the direct effects of alcohol
of their eyetem is the withholding of food. The character, and that it will hereafter prove of 6-Died of Ban-stroke. This patient was
diet of a fever patient must coutaiu no fat, and great benefit to travellers from here to Peking. the remarks which were made to indicats turing a vessel, this argument is of no force;
Stanberis
ME. GILLISON. AGAIN, -
also a drunkard. He was not seen till he wHE
the two most common articles enten are you It is most undanbtedly a step in the right di broadly the direction in which the danger and it must be barne in mind that, if any
and a large kind of aquab, called tong-kwa.rection, and of benefit to the population. Up Regarding Section 22, the AFTORNEY-GENE orelt later in the day, oburged with creating a
Mr. Gillison was brought up before Br. Ait. moribund.
7-A child about 10 months old died of in. Even rice is not allowed, and as to beef and to noon tu-day the Japanese Minister has not Tientsin which the Hou. Mr. BALL apprehended international question arose, the point as to seems to lie. Mr. Bat's pression is, stated whether the vessel was a slaver or not, would RAL shid that there was some question distorbance had, raing insafting language in domstion of the stomach, the sequelas of chicken, they are not to be thought of, ohioken appeared, nor have we heard.
whether the Attorney-General should not sanse Hotel d'Europa. He was fined £5, aud or measles.
being considered quita fatal to patients suffer of the Japanese iron-clad corvette having briefly, that it might be an invasion of the have to be decided in some other way iban tion the warrant, but he thought this not dered to find bail in two sureties of 9200 such. I X-Died frora strumous suppuration and ing from "spotted ferers." The consequence reached Taka onter anchorage. Should the comity of nations to seize a foreign vess, by the Supreme Court of the Cefony effecting desirable.
ia that ac atrosgth is left to bear up against a Russian gunboat, expected here from Shaug- The GOVERNOR aid that in many instances forthcoming.
At a lato hour, we understand, the suraties were diarrhea. The patient, 11 months old, was st
tacked first by diarrhea and high fever, accom- long course of fever, and even wheri convales bai, reach Tusu in time, the Minister and his even when in this barbour, for non-compliance the seizure.
it would be necessary to proceed rapidly. He
ASSALTING THE POLICE, On the other hand, the reason for its he would, however, undertake to my there
panied by a rast which extended over both legs cence establishes itself recovery is extremely suite will eume op in her otherwise they will N. Company's steader Chinese constable No. 541 charged a private and slightly over the lower part of the abdomen. protracted. In cases of what they call "spotted come up in the .
shoulder, fever," a very common practice is to relieve Millet. Mr. Lew, the Japaucae Secretary of The CHIEF JUSTICE, ing justifiable, as noticed by the ATTORNEY never would be a conviction under the ordin-in-H. M. 80th Regiment, named James Robin. A large abscess then formed
ance. As soon as it was passed it would carry son, with paaulting him in the street at and irritation of the brain supervened. The the feeling of oppression at the epigastrium by Legation, han secared a residence for the Minia. have the full right to do so, because the of the Chinese Passengers' Act in our waters, Hongkong.
manner with a stick.
continually putting up her bande to bar cyoa chest la rubbed with some betel leaf, to render longing to Mr. P. L. Lan, situated at the Ultiantely it was decided to insert a clause rossel would be within our waters, and woult is evident, inasmuch as regulations as to the
Complainant stated at 9 p.in. he was on duty This venton for a week, when one inoiser tooth the spots visible; then the point of u needle is norib end of the British Settlement. i Tawan-treet, when the defendant case made its appearance, and the distressing thrust in whatever spots are supposed to pre act in opposition to the local laws, with which, shipment of passengers from a nation's orn specially setting forth that the consent of the
15th April, 1873. when within the waters, she was bound to territory are amatter so clearly coming within us of oneral was not necessary to the is along and tried to get into a brothel, the amploma subsided for two days. Tace the subs sent the maize, and by a little pristing and
a warrant. A discossion ensued as to whether evidence decr of which was closed. The defendant told maxillary glands began to awell, en as to inter scratching a fibre of the skin is taken up and hits to have the door opened, and be told him fere with deglutition. They suppurated, and cut, This is done in a number of places, comply. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL took its jurisdiction, that there can be no possible | middle course, and said he did not see that question that evading them is an invasion of missions eat of the Oclony could be be erald not, and that he had better go away, the absces burst into the throat. The intam. generally on the front of the chest, but some He refused to do so, and continued knocking matory process extended antil at length the times on the head, and supposed to be followed there would be any breach of counity, inas- of the peace of the pork; and the same The CHIEF-JUSTICE said it would be importe at the door; defendant being druck he arrest internal carotid was opened, when death by by elimination of poison from the system, nad A few days age it was generally reported. much as under the Chinese Passfogers Act remarks applies to the non-payment of ant, na showing in some uses the intent hereto ed him. The defendant thereon heat hisa scross Lamorrhage terminated the child's sufferings, by great relief to the patient. Though so nos that, when the Emperor was leaving the Capi 37 days after she was rat' taken ill. It would mon, this practice is not countenanced by the tal to visit the Imperial Tombs, he had asked, the right to seizo a vessel evading it, was dues, which was instanced by H.. the do-o into the Macao cuole trade by the fact of the head, sad out him severely.
afterwards doing 50.
Bem-eboy, inmate of brothel No. $7, appear that dentition awakened a latent regular physicians. I have watched this little as he traversed the deserted streets in which The ATTONRY-GENPRAL said that he did not asserted by the Imperial Legislature, and the VEENOR; but it is by no means so clear that
the people wero:. He was told by his attendant correctness of this had not been questioned an invasion of the peace of the part is com-think it was in the power of this Legislature to bych, stated that defendant came to the strunous dyscrasia as there was no reason to operation several times, but have, as may be every door and window was closed, where all
brothel, und abe closed the doors. He went suppose that the rush, which was very partial expected, observed no spots.
It te un interesting question whether there Ministers that the eyes of the vulgar bad never Incidentally, howevo, the ATTORNEY Guilted by preparing in it to do an act which is it for cutaisaione abroad, but it next door to another, where she saw the and transient, was an irregular form of
might be provided that affidavits taken in car defendaut best woman on the head with scarlatine.
is any likelihood of the Chinese abandoning been honoured to gaze on the face of his ow tain forms abould be admitted as evidence,
Bumething.
[Here follower a list of the diseases that same their own and adopting European medicines in Loutified Imperial Ancestors; to which the NEPAL made a rather important remark, is legal where it is to be committed. The
The Acting CoLONIAL-SEQRETAny asked if gate, inmate of "Grothel No, 60, sinted under trostmest during the last 6 months.] the troutment of fevers. So far as I am judge," Solitary Man" replied somentu: irreverently, drawing a distinction between seizing a opinion of so learned a Judge as the late
it were not something new to take Buch affida-pbee standing at the door of her brothel, Bois make their appearance every summer, the prospect is very recaute. In the first place, that he did not see why the people dould not foreign vessel, under such circumstances, for Justice Witres was, according to the Ar vita in criminal proceedings.
when the defendant came from ao adjoining and avme of the younger members of the cor- they are well satisfed their own medicines, see him. The bint was considered asthoient to The ATTORNEY-GERERAL said they would one and was going into her brothel. She cried munity suffered bodly froud them this year, which give a fair amount of success, and in warrant the inaning of orders against his ro what were mala in st, and for doing so for TORNET-GENERAL'S statement, that such was
out to the inmates to close the door, which | The pathology of boils is not well understood, the second place, Bars.pean medicines not bay. toru, that the streetą were not to be cleared of what were wala prohibitz only. This di- not an infringement of the law of the place only be used with refereage to the question of
| seizure...not against the persons.'
was done. The defendant demanded the door house the remedies suggested are very namer. ing a fair trial in the treatment of favore people when the Imperial gortege passed along tinction, as we think will appear further on, where such preparation was made
The Council was their adjourned to Monday to be opened, and the Chinese constable re-ous, but toutes and alkalies seem to have the among the Chinese, we are unable to de- them; and the fact that bene orders wergear next, at 9.30 p.in.
fised, when defendunt beat the constable on preference. So far as I can judge, boils do not monstrate their deviled superiority. Quinine ried out gives confirmation to the original the head and knocked him down. Sho went to seem to attack, weak children more than the is the only febrifuge we presess which rumoura, asparate them, and the defendant struck her strong and beality. Besides a susceptible con basa doided superiority over those of As you may suppove, I was eager to wea a blow on the breast, and then run away. stitution, it would seem that some local influ the Chinese. To show the Chinese the personage about whom, since my arrival here. BEFORE E. W. MITCHELL, ESQ.
Defendant said he was drunk, and rememeace is necessary for their productiva, as in the superio ficacy of European medicines, we bure necessarily beard so much, and on whose bered nothing but the Chincue constable following ense foreign resident here bas must be able to effect cures okly and de- wit and wisdom-or bio wast of thea-such DESERTERS.
arresting him.
affered severely from balls for several sum-dodly, especially in those cases where they weighty issues, for the weal or woo of maukind, European ecutable No. 45 charged two Sergeant J. Curline, of defendant's company. mors. When he passed a summer in Fooohow fail: and when, this is done I have no doubt acem at present to depond. Accordingly, on in its own waters, has been one of fertile little feeling has been evoked on the part of soldiers of H. M 80th Regiment (privates), asid defendant's conduct was good, but not he was free from them, ner had he thom when that, wodded as they may be to their own the day officially announced for the Emperor's
-very good.
he went to England, but when be returned to system, they will in time see the advantages of re-entry into Paking (the 8th instant), iu com- discussion, but is now definitely Battled.foreign nations by the strong language named Gowin and Magney, as follows:
Complainant stated on the evening of the His Worship then ouuunicated to defend- Canton, after two years' absence, they again European methods of treatment. Supposing pany with some other foreigners 1 sought a A vessel on entering the harbour of a forein which has been used regarding the traffic, 29th instaut, in front of the "Crown and Ap-ant, and ali concoracid, the penalty of asalt- appeared. When boils on the fase are left to gainine to have a fair trial, two circumstances likely place of observation, Proceeding along power, is bound by the laws of the country in and that under such circumstanes the likeli chor Tavern, he called on the defendants to ing the police, and gave him a severe lecture, taemselves disfigurement sometimes occurs will siways prevent its superiority being made the expected line of procession, we found the streets crowded with an unusual concourse of respect to all matters which form a breeb hood is that, should an opening over be left assist.aim to arrest two deserters from H.M. informing him the mess lenient view be could Tue Chinese do not use the knife, and I often very avident to the Chinese: first, thero are of the peace of that country; but matters for raising a question of international right Buth Regimen, and is consequence of theirre- taso of the case was to fine him f. in default option scars on the heads of native children many fevers in which quinine has no sphere of Mandarins and eldiere. The centre of the
tusal, heapprehended them, when he found they one month's imprisonmen
wing to the destruction of skin by the application, and in which expectant and general roadway was kept clear for the procession, tion of plasters having ozastio properties. plans of treatment must be adopted; and, so sad was, as usual on eneb pocasions, strewed concerning the mere discipline of the in regard to wotion taken under the last were dressed in seamen's clothing under their
The case in which private Grabam, of H. M. Small-pus-In the Chinese daly there has condly, the Chinese can to a rory considerable lightly with earth of the tint of the Imperiat ship corne under the law of the Coolie Ordinates that opening will be availed uniforto, weilently for the purpose of deserting
The first of, if not with avidity, at least without heal-wish you to aaiet me in the Queen's name, and lawfully a parcel sent by Mears. Howa & Co. cases male their appearance even up to the which it sures. It appears to me from what I selected as our standpoint, we entered by a likewise. When he spoke to them, he said, "I 60th Regiment, is charged with receiving no-been no epidemic of quali-pox, bas scattered exient cure with their own medicines the same yellow. Reashing the pince which we had flag oven in foreign watera.
they made answer, "To b-l with the Queer's to the barricks, on the evening of the 1815 ult., month of May. Among foreigners two gates bare seen and heard, that the Chinese can buek door, so as to avoid ofheist observation question which arises on the supposition of
Dre. Te told them that he wanted them wes again brought forward.
cegurred, one ou boud & mati-of-war, and the generally care intermittent farers with their and annoyance, and secured a good vaulage clear out- the seizure of a foreign vessel in this Farbour, LATE TELEGRAMS.
to aestat bio in arresting the other two man J. King, a Private in HLM.'s 80th Regt., sworn, other on shore. The fat was varioloid, and own drugs, so that the saperiority of quiaine is ground at a fons window, baving is whether that vessel has beền guilty of
who were desertors, and they refused to assist stated that on the 16th ultimo, in the evening, ran a mili course. In this case un attempt was not very marked in their eyes. They was quin- look commanding the whole breadth of the REUTER'S TELBORAMS. .
him. One of them made the rewark “You d —— anything which is an invasion of the poace
be was in the yam of his own company, when made to gains the face with a pretty strong ina in agte, and this medicine is in increasing street. We were in good tiraems full hear Peltocmes do nothing else but onton soldiers." Le asw defendant ce into the rogurat 20 autation of nitrate of silver, but as this gave demand every year, but in any other form of before the time officially announced. of the Colony. What would be the charge? SUPPLIED TO THE "DAILY PRESS.* Defendants denied that they were called minutes past o'clock, dressed as now, and rise to atch.psin a milder solution was used. intermittent faver, not preceded by a regular punctuality is apparently not an Imperial vir That she had made preparations here to de
apan to assist the complainant, and said they stay for a quarter of an hour. The room was This not having the desired effect, the face was cold stage, it is not used. In remittent ferers tur in China; nad the sequel will give a hist LONDON, 27th April, 1813. were in the "Crown und Anchor' Tavern No 1 rou, E Company. He bad come out thickly plasterad over with a deposition of of a paroxyamal character, my impression is of the material diffinities that stand is the something which was legal according to her
drinking a quart of boor when they were ar- of hospital that evening himself at 530 p.m. mercurial ofmment and powdered starch, und that the Chinese also effect many cures, and if way of its becoming one After a somewhat own laws, and according the laws of the
All the statements of some whom I have sonsalted weary wait of three bours, a conveyance, whìob Spaniso adrices presage the osilapse of the rested, and were not wized up in any row. The and it was thus he knew the hour. There all light was excluded from the room.
was no clock in the room. The defendant was these efforts, however, did not pravant soms on the subject are to be credited, 80 per cent, or on an ordinary occasion we should have place where the set was to be carried out, Carlists. Alfonso and his staff have re-entered muster of the bonse could textify to this.
The case at this stage was remanded for the ne friend of his. He was echt for by the de- degree of pitting.
more of the generality of cases are capable of called a mountain chair, pussed, covered with. namely, Macao, but to prepare for which lu
THE AUIDEEN EXPEDITION,
production of this witness.
fradant to give evidence; a corporal told bim curious case of neuralgia one under being cured if the patients put themselves early yellow cloth and carried by four bearers. Hongkong was illegal according to the lawe
notice, the pain being felt over the whole bead under proper treatment. Quinine can do more Then followed at long intervals three yellow The Dubou are energetically acting so isto
Ng--chan, a hawker of orcokɔryware, at J. Thompson, a lanse corporatin H.M.'s 80th and even in the cheeks. The pain began about then this; and I buye doubt that, by skit painted oarte endently empty, to judge by the of this Colony. The point is whether with strengthen their naval and military forea in respect to anch preparations the vesseloomera, and are despatching 14 teamers and West Point, charged the officer at a reasol Regiment, uworn, statul on Tuesday, the 1644, 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and lasted for about £ally using it, the Cliness might prevent any lawness of the attendance and their want of
large quantities of war tanterial.
named W. Woyes, with taking his enre-to-the-be was in company with defendant's could not 12 boare, iacressing in intensity as it went on. remittents from becoming continued fevers, sud order. A gros bonting now led us to sup under the laws of the Colony or those of her Hongkong, 29th April, 1875,
extent of 30 caute, and refusing to pay for page, any positively whether the day was Tueday or Linjected gr. of morphia into the arm, which are many lives every your, It is most likely pose that the Son of Heaven was at length ap
has much to do with the true merits of the It is very easy to say off handedly that no question, and is the point upon which the international question is ever likely to arise; but we thick there is sufficient in the remarks apparent instics of Br. DALL's objection made above to show that there are very just maiuly turns..
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