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ANGIENT CHINESE POEMS, The following metrički) veratons of odes from
StKings well as those slready pub
from the pen of Dr. V. D. Colof
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THE PLAINT OF A REJECTED AND BUPPLANTED WIFE-
(B Kang, Part 1st, Bucs 3rd, Ode 10th.)
ly 30
bitter f
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supplant,
that with referego to the paymont of Mr. quantity of stray and other rubbish into the extement. Hoe oorfeat when he and defend the oarriage, and kadrove the carriage to the] ROBINZON'S choque, which was drawn and harbour, which caught fir endangering the ant pat the neolizes in his left pocket of his rear of the sint, where the other gentleman got
put did not cognize Mr. Stajlions on the the trównors. shipping. N
Defesaluat said complainant accused him of gentleman who got out; Ly then drove thod paid after business hours. Wo do apt. 08:3-11, 47; sworn, stated that at 6,30 m, 00
half-an hour to get to Pak-ui. On their re how it could be cantended that it should be the 15th inebant he was on duty to tho barbour, putting it in his jacket packet, and no turood Pak-sut, Droro fast there, and funt hote; took recoguised that the Bank had any custom of when he un a large quantity of straw ander his pacote ont, und nothing was found.
Polias corporal Thomas Camphall, No. 68, turn they voit my Ico-bouso-lane, and went the bows of the stounter Glenroy, and hejudged paying cheques after the hours officially do-it had been thrden overboard from Lar, but repped to going on board fist with coment to Pokfulam, the horse galloping at their elarad as those after which phuquon would not not being certain, he waited awhile, and pre-plinnas and again with Inspector Stroud, aftaringet. They went to the bunglow with akire all sondy, and a panring rain,
sently been on thrown over. He then when it areful search was made about the Moors. Butterfield and Swir, thay Rayed Yet still, how geatly blows the eastern wind t be paid. If they deviated from the reoogs went on board and the defendant. defendant's room, miller places that could thoro tendinaten; the burger So hattahand and willet them love-maintain, nised practice in this way, it seems clear that, whe acknowledged biving given the ceder to be thought of, and they found so chum of any in a terrible manner thew and dk. On the And ettire to be one, in heart and in mind!
row back one of the horses fagged, and the if the interests of a third party, became com-throw it overboard, but aside it was loating description.
Flarkine atades no 7 p.u
Beesuse of roots, we do not tham despiso; promised, they rendered themselves fiable, matter he thought there was no harm. Ele Defendant nid all he could any in der dragget him along, and arrived at Mr Whon gath ring melons, or the mustard-plant,
then out-un Bourd the Police obep, and fence we that he was innocent, and nerer saw
Mr. Wotton asid the ground gone over in And while my good mime, sin doth not It is impossible for a Back to come into a reported the matter to the Inspector. This the chain. As for the statement that he poffed Court of Law, and practically say: "It is rubbish was a grest uuiones to boats palling complainant, that was not true; he could prove that time minst by 18 ilus, and proposed to Your wife I am, till one ur other dies!
about the harbour, as it got porose their bow that. Certainly he felt angry at being aconsed cal Mr. Barnes to prove the distance gone over. Slowly and sadly, along the road, 1 go
His Honor suggested that Pak-ani was not ne Reluctant still, to leave-my ipaget hearts, our custoin to break our rules" Such a cus and stopped them. He knew nothing of ile buing of committing a theft, suil be toll complainant tom ought assuredly not to be recognised on Bre, but was told afterwards by Inspectos Pat it he did not got over the side soon be far out on the Sow-ke-wan-rand as they alleged. Just past th' threshold of his bone-and bare
Strued that it had caught fire.
would put him over. He had all bis time oo. He amaidens the ground only 10 miles.
R. Gillion, eworn, atated he is a tea mere baro me company-and the to pari. legally, as on the surface it is unreadable, Inpector Strugl, sworn, stated his attention empied in, keeping Cheqo posts out of the ship chant at Caution: he witcifts all evidence given who'll tell me, now, thit the sow-thistle's and every custom must be reasonable and was drawn to a large quantity of shraw fosting He did not ush complains open his
His HonorAll points? uniformly applicable to the extent of the past the steamer Glenroy, and in shoot a quarter he was at the time writing out his cargo host
Defendant-No, I won't admit anything then. Tis sweetglied's pure--or sweeter for; matters to which it refors. The Bank, of of an hour he saw it was fire. Did not think paper, when, the complainant came in and put
HS Defendant, looking over the acconta, said he You've brought, ana! your new wife home to it was on fire when alongside the Glenroy his box on his tabla and opened it.
fcaat ber course, could deviate from their custom if When he ww it on fire it had driftolosider did try on three ringe, and took up a chain, but had a horse since then. He was afraid Mr. Haw they so fit but if they did so it scenis bly to the Westward. They were large bandles he put them dowy again, and being accused kins was robbin, bimself. At 4.30 be bired two You're both a loving us two broilers are 1 elear this must be at their own risk. The of straw, and apparently clean: be counted wrongfully, he ordered complainant out of the area and ourringe from Mr. Hawkins. Him- The river King's more wuddy ban the Wei
self a Mr. Steptrons druva, out to the East ship. eight bundles timo when Bauking hours éloss is a matter
Dofondant said he could not account for its Inspector Strood said he know this son Foist, and then to the Wastward, then back to Mound the isless, bottom oft we see;
I 14 while I of so much importance that it seems im igniting: he only threw overboard four bandles, plainaus well. A captain of a ship took to Hawkins' stable. The horses were delivered ho Withner-made wife you're feasting now
sound awear safe and sound to the horse boys Am thought an worthy of your company! possible to coticur in the idea that a Bank He wanted to see the barbour rogulations when tiger's oluwa to his shop, and gave them. Firemiantes after he went to Hawkins, und bed the constable sameonboard, to see whether it was complainant to mount with gell, and then the legal to throw doating rubbish over the sile, complainant denied having got them; the any as in all harboura bend been in it was allowed can therefore lost them, having no witacts. to throw floating rabbisu overboard. When the The gold watch belonging to the sergeant, who policona esme on board, and informed nim of was knocked down auf robbed, was found in the t, he told him this, and was very sorry if he complainant's sloy, and several other charge was wrong. The policoman told him he could have been brought against the corplainant. ant do so, and as be said no more uhons it, he Complainant was only a runner in the shop, thought the matter bad dropped there, else and hind to assent to the muster for all things bad he known there would bara bood any farther entrostor to bial..
Defendant, said it was very hard to be accused trouble, he would have lowered a bout and picked
wrongfully. He had a tallyaran, in the Jabin with him when writing and others were around it up again. Fined $1.
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION. Chun-a-yin, a bumbear man, residing on the the door, who mist bove are the whole affair beach at Yow-ah-tee, was charged by police The case was remanded till Munday for wit sergeant Freeman, No. 33, with the anlawfulness, and defandari being admitted to buil in possession of wight cut, of coals, and two large two eureties, $35 each, or one at $50. bundles of sapanicod.
can safely depart fruin the rale they establish in this respect. If they declire ons role to the public and act on another, and so accident over, they must be held responsible to the degree in which they hold themselves out to the world..
The learned Judge stated that the case (was one of those where one of twe iunccent persons must suffer through the fraud of third, but still somewhat cariously dentured that evidence indicative of the negligence of the Bank was irrelevant. It would seen taking the Judge's view of the subject, the very question is whether the action of the Bank was such as prudent man would adopt to avoid auch a difficulty as that which arose, or whether it was not ill-considered and to some extent irregular. We cannot help thinking that the arrangements with respect to the paying- in books were to some extent, and those with WILSON, NICHOLLS & Cuspect to the payment of obeques after hours, to very great extent, calculated to lead to difficulties, and to bold the Bank cut to the world in a different light to that in which it claimed to act in respect to these mattore. There was ao question on the evidence that if Mr. ROBINSON'S cheque, which was both drawn and paid after hours, had not been paid by the Bank, there would have been suffoient fauds to pay UROHEN'a cheque, which being left in the hands of the Berk,
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Couplairant aid from Information he re- ceived he went to defendant'e but on the heah, and found eight cwt, ut costs, one ews, of sapsnwoud, one-quarter ont. of ection, and ope-quarter ewt, of foreign pitoh, He asked his where he got it froes, and he gave bim the names of several persons and places, to whom he wout, and they all disowned any transacting with defondant. The defendant was a than who prowled about the harbour in small boat as a bumbeat, and be held a license for a boat.
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Defendant being convicted of unlawful pos- session, was fined $10, in default 21 days hard labor; coule, &n, to be confiscated.
OBSTRUCTION.
Inspector O'Brien enmoned the masters of
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nked Privee Bis
equal cour Festial dillən), relations. A few.
the Germe Parli. Tok for the-skill-nas · Bottling wich Framo th.. thereby paying the way to eentimens which was formall President of the Horse, said t
ovindad-in Morily, and
Tigion--a Shy the lauso
oral present Prince Bismarck, the late word of banka, aignificantly said that such xã NO- knowledgment of such an siccasion was a no For his failing powers and a stimulant tu further exertion Telegraph.
AN INCIDENT IN THE LIFE OF
LORD MACAULAY, "
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About twenty years ago fond Macaulay, bo ing at that time Member of Parliament for Edinburgh, we breakfasting one morning with no eminent statesmani Tse morning
newspapas wore bought in, and one of the
guenta rend aloud the annornament at on the previous day this venerable President Bouth, ofMagdalen College, Oxford, bed expired in be hundredth year. Lord Maculny reciv. ad the intelligencó in silence, and out using far a few moments opon some bain of thought auggested by it to his mind. "Presideat Bath," be suddenly exclaimed-speaking more as though he were thinking aloud Ehas sddress. ing living hearers might have straken bands aen baby with the illestrious Fugitenelle, who
Rvca of Fontenelle and Routh the following events bare happened." With rapid and Fanhesitating Euenay, tho grentval of English aaaayiate then opened the doorgates of bis
material, moral, and intellectuil, whigh civilsa. tion had witnessed within the compass of two
a brandy and noda; when he got down the here The now-code wife must not approach my damself died, ages 100 years, 1757. Within the
As Jame. The horse was a little lame before My basket, too, sherunat not move away-
Why alle
7 care what boxes, einge here I oanviet atay he went out, and he swears they were delivored Alus Iular! I quite rejected un!
To Mr. Wolton. He gave Mr. Hawkins à In waters deep, op raft, or leat, I crossed, sound as when he went on, promissory note for $100, and offered to pay Where shallow dived, or swear the waters o'er unrivalled memory to desat apon the changes,
im St00 to pursue the ones and trap, and If wealth, or no, we bad, wo never bat
I always struggled to iusrense our store! shoot the lane anion). Is not so generans se to give a promissory note to any person whocame
home
To Mr. Wotton-He thought one of the horses bad a bandage on ita leg, but he was not sure. Mr. Hawkins said the horse had a cupping
Judgement was given, for $27 only.
abou
your bride,
from France to the rest of Kurope, from Europe across the Atlantic to North and South
lites. From England he darted is France,
amerios, snd then back to what be called the primeval continent of Asin De Routh." he sail," might have told us that he had scen å msn who was pieant when Charles II. walked My virtues are nil, like a podlar'a bad wares, Rejcored by you, though they've yuunded yone with his toy spaniels in the Mall, who had
home i
shuddered at the soowl of Judge Jeffreys; whe for often, years back. I'd my fear and my cares-hd chatted and corresponded with Midacue rest on nigans should decrease, and porcorty de Sérigné, who had seen La Valliore brown
come!
aside by tits Grand Monarque for Madame do But now, when your riches, throngh me, do Montespan, and Montespan for Madame da Maintenon; who had takzo auf from Lord As poison, I'm rated-and all my fine otoro Bolingbroke's bux, and seca Swift ont of food well selected the yield of the groand-asparages in the garden of Sir Will Thus, of me, you must think, while testing and mer and weuren, of note, who had illus Is your amplo supply till th' winter is o'er! Tople." This nuthors, notórs, statesmen, soldiers, astronomera, navigators, invertor,
dawn of the eighteenth centurive, lived again if poverty enme, 1 could yield you much store! trated the close of the seventeenth and the But what paine we most, in your suger-yourander Lord Macaulay's plastic toanh, as be
pride-
rehearsed the contemporaries of Futensile's
shore ka written to one of our contemporarica to say that be has a parishioner, with memory dfanities unimpaired, who was born in 1792, and remembers his grandhouther, whe was born in 1697. "It is possible," says thn Rev. A Bartlett; "that he might have beard from lus grandmother description of the personal appearance of Willam III." What-ie such a reminiscence compared with the possible recollections of Fonteuelle P. As a child he might have remembered the great starin which hook England and France when Cromwell died on September 3rd, 1838-might have been in company with Milton and Cowley, and beard the guas thunder across the Channel when Charice II landed it. Dover. Fontenelle and Bouth are indeed, two of the must suggestire, lives that within the records of history. Lord Macaulay could have taken for his text. Both
While my love you forget-md the days of yore! youth and early manhood, The Vicar of Par-
THE MARETAGE OF A PRINCESS.
(She King, Part 1st, Book 2nd, (hite st.)
The magpie huilt and owus the nest, But so the dure is more than qucat; As bundred curd from fotare home Assure the bride is all her own! The maple built and claims the nest. But by the dove tia now possessed; Her futara home the bride would gain Autondred cars compose her train! * This is the maupio's self-made bome. But now 'tis filled by dore ulones, Forth goes the bride now home to great Two handred curs the array complete!
KING BEUEN'S PALAVES
to bin. He gave plaintiff this beanze be said When neighbours achong, death entered their he was bard up. and to be assisted hiin Woll To uid them I crawl'd, as it were, on my knees; not girn money to any person who name to him; But now, youll nos cherish but rather dieden for itatanes, he would not give Mr. Wetto any Aud count me your foe-another to please) if he came to him.
Mr. Stepheus,sworn, stated he is an attorney in this Colony, On Saturday, Mr Ghison was staying with him. On Sunday defendant ask. ed him to come with him for a drive; be did not SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT.
want to go. However, he weat with him. It was BEFORE THE Hon. B. J. BALL THOW-A-REN WONG-A-FING.-Claim for the 4.30 p.m. They drove to the East to a rock just buyond the Folies Buation on the Sow-ke. 3400, for mucy bud and received.
wan-rold; coming back the inside hored was a Mr. Hyllar appeared for the plaintiff, and little lame. He observed it stumbled was not Mr. Drummond for the defendant,
This cise was a beard on the 22nd April. Prepared to any eatly lame. They then drove It was a claim for $400, alleged to be broad. He did not see that the horses were ap by the Ice-bouse and went out to Polculum. lent on a promissory note. Mr. Hayllura the circumstances of the case in related to whipped fast; there was no whip in the ear hits were very simple. The plaintiff and riage. They went to Mr. Scott's bungalow, nother man, Cha-lack, had an arbitration staged five minutes, and then started back, as defendant wanted so gut link to daner at j.m. before Mr. Alexander, by the Judge's order. They did not coma bask ni fast an they went In the course of it, whid, plaintiff wop, for what reason he did not know. They went $3,000 were paid to kir. Toller, an attorney for
to Mr. Hawkins'; did not see,defendnat take at pressat plaintiff, and on that present defeudant drink. The bored was all right at Pukiniuum, wade a claim for $400 on this noc. The noto Mr. Scott How the horee, and no rezark was is dated 31st July, 1885, in favour of a man tho is dead, one Obun-chu-pong, who is repressed. During the time he was in the car- Bented by Wong--ping, the defendant in this age be aw no reason why the borne became lame. One of the horses; as'a trotting one, the case. His right to administer the state was other was not. admited. The claim for $100 was made" ab Mr. Toller's office. It was material how the wa was indusal to pay the $400. Mr. D. R. Caldwell acted on behalf of Wonge-ping, and tiff gave an order to Mr Taller for the payment ut the money. So far the matter was clear. If
CHUN-A-KUM v. J. B. Frend, 306.This was the matter had rested there, there was u
un action arising out of partnership between mora claim nader the promissory note: but the defendant and a Mr. Wheelwright, who charter- question was this: shortly before the provisored the schooner Sentiunt for a trading voyage frous this port to Borneo and back, and note was made (July, 1865) a sosurity bond way pong who had building. This bond is dated
we dafanes against pirutze: Wheelwright, 16th May, 1865. On that bond plaintif had paid who had been formerly in the empley of the that the Bank by baring one set of hours which they hold out to the world to be their The Directors of the Clusese Hospital, from ney for Chen-chu-pong considerably in ex
American Trading Co. of Borneo, gurean order (She-King, Part 2nd, Book ith, Ode 5th ) business hours, and another which actually complaint they made to Inspector O'Brien, as of what is due on the promissory note. are their hours in practice, committed the moned the master of a hong under the Whoa he paid the money to Mr. Toller, he desir payment on Mr. Torrey, the president of that By graceful swoop of bills that nearer lie,
bailding for baving on bis premises a quantity ed eater an action, but is barred. The company, which order had been conditionally With most serene and far in Southern aly, lefault through which the difficulty, was of atinking sharts Rus, to the annoyance of the plaintiff was told there was a lieti for the money: cepted. The conditions not being complied Fire based. aa ham hoo clumpa, the Palace stande, with, the order had been dishonored, and plaintif While roof, ike pine tree's ample bead, expande. in the hands of Mr. Tulder, and being under the sued defendant as a partner, and the person who Within this tour, may each his brother love, originally caused? If so according to the Committee and Directora of that Institution.
The Dirntre of the Institution testing then impression be evalu recover on bis accurity had the guns now in his posseum. The only No scherainge, one against the other, Dove, At Nauro, on the 4th Mn. The wife of well-kaowa rule applicable to the cages Beg selves too important to represent the hospital. bend. On these fats, the groation are we point of interest in a gase was the singolar Husing enterest, an heir, the estate of his Fires, using aloud vɔon their experiences FRANCIS W. WHE, esq., Commission of gested by the Judge, where one of two innot colic on S-per month to do as this be it was against equity and good consolener
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thus be should keep the money. Afr. Haglaring of bitter sa to the neder, which was This Falace he cared to wret his desires! cent parties has to suffer by the fraud of awitiess tinig the bot.
Mr Mitchell, to witnces-The Directors of referred to Free and Geoffrey, Law Re- demand. His Honor pronounced it a bill The shacaburs aboard-in cubits, the walls. third, the Rask, as the persons through thut Inststubia whic bas roniven such large porcs, 3 Ex. 188, for this principle of actiona for of exchange, and directed that it should be Are five thousand-bile the door of balls
to the Commissioner of Stamp Devenue, al Will talk here, and laugh, and friends sit beside thongh Mr. Tulter, who appeared for Wheel hould, it would soom; be the party to bear to build and support it, and who bare applied been paid by mistake, The uney must be for more, have thought proper to treat this puid not only by a mistake, but its retention
wright, pointed out that dicaments of this When building these walls, the frames for the
+ ground Court with contempt, and seat you, a coolin urinust be against equity and good conscience.
anture were spacially exempted by the Ordi. the establishment nu a aulary of $6 per month, 3. Drummond said he was prepared to prora
ance, and were entrent in the colony daily, as Were placed, with precision, and properly bound; to reprenant the institution P
payment of interest on the promissory note
in the case of abiparusters, who alurost uvari
Toh oh, what the pounding, till every wall within the last two years,
Mr. Hayllar said if that was the fact, he was bly oudoread over bills for stores, &c to their Was lurer june to winds as well as ruiu fall;.
consigues for payment. The whole case, to No crannies were open, for rat or for bird compelled to adoit there was no case,
The plaintiff was then asked by Mr. Hayllar gether with the are notion of Field. Wheel Tis a princely kome for our noble lord! whether he admitted having pain interest with wrigld, and Wheelwright. Field, was finally in deep expectation, like an on sip-for, in the two years, but be denied baring done so. referred to Mr. T. G. Linstend, to arkitente al Ur arrow stiglt flying frein string of the bows He had paid over $600 on the reburity band, matters outstanding between the several par- Like free untied bird, which gay plumage
had not been repaid any portion of the e Had over 88,000 in the banda of Mr. money. Toller. Gare Lia an order to pay the money.
His Honor asked whether this
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Defendanta, studying economy, to save five 10 to 3, would justifiably lead to the im-es being impone, and to shew their con pression that a cheque given to a person temps of a Britial Cuart of Justice, sent up to after those hours would not be cashed till the Jommon shop coolice to represent them; the
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BUISANCE.
its coural von and description and bis dres
duties and destita žena
them likely to be witnesses of way remarkable Atent ther happened in Franco and England during their Goyhood. The second was born just at the right moment for him to take what
hand of his predecessor; nor is it likely that Lacytius calls the lamp of life" from the two such successive centenarians will again And 'sneb a conimentater as Lord Moulay
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The Daily Press. whose irregularity the diffenty first arose, sums of money from the Dritibl. Government money bad and recited when the security has to one dod iert unit opent wil, and forwarded face ventrend und south-med hope holireside March 19, to the Fall Mall Guntis - Will
[ONE LONG, MAY 172, 1873.
The case of Sample And anorum v. THE
HONGKONG AND SHANOKAL BANK, which has just been termiunted, has attracted more public attention than ang similar mattor for a long time past. The issues involved were both important and interesting in a com- mercial point of view, and a certain amount
the loss.
We are happy to hear that the telegraphic Commempioakiem with. Indin, Ermo, and Amn-. rica, was re-established Just ercoing, via Siberia,
Maritives Company has received a telegram, The Principal Agent of the Messagerie ting that the Feihe, with the home maila, left salgon on the Ioth instant at 1 pm, and the Postmaster General bas, received a telegram reporting her as having left Cape St. James at 7 p.m. that day.
restel that Derantee should be formed to aid destitute mon from prieen, hospital and elve. where, in obtaining employment or shipment from the Colony, and also to aid them temporx- rily the way of food, old garments, lodging, c. If such a Committee were formed, it would le of infinite use in the Colony, and we trust sincerely that it would reoeira the support of the Government, as the matter is undoubtedly no in which all should co-operate.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
With reference to the reucks which were of feeling alse attached to the subject, inas-cently made as to the necessity of establishing much as it was very generally felt that, refuge for dealitate mea in the Colony, we whatever night to the legal merits of the are glad to hear that at one of the meetings oi case, there was no doubt that SANDER & Co the niebers of the Union Church it was eng would be entitled to the sympathy of the coubsunity, should it ltimately prove that they would base to lose the amount through any legal tochsicality. This, after a longth. oned trial, has proved to be the case, some- what, wo believe, to the surprin of many who harl watched the case closely, and who had come to the conclusion that there were cer. tain facts connected with it which would lead to a verdict in favour of the plaintiffs... · Tho Jury, however, hardly had any choice upon the elaborate summing up of the Judge which we gave at length
eng yesterday, but to return a verdict for the calendants. His ****
LORDSHIP took a very decided view upon the merits of the large majority of the points, and there was, in fact, little left to the Jury to dreide. The evidence with respect to the times at which the cheques of Mr. Chirus and Mr. Guonias were respectively presented for
The supplementary French election Domi- payment, was undoubtedly conflicting, but oates three Republicans and one Bonipartist, this we do not think in any way surprising
BIK. BABTLE PRERES MISSION. England and Frange have exchanged coo as it is very easy for a discrepancy of balf anzunications relative to the failure or Sir Bartl
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
SUPPLIED TO THE DAILY FEENS."
LONDON, 12th May, 1873. The steamer Fidelia, bound to Melbourne, he been totally wrecked off Port Slizabeth all hands saved.
SPAIN.
350 Foderdist Republicans are elected in Spain. There are only 40 of the opposition,
FRANCE.
bour or more to creep into the recollections Frer's mission to Zanzibar. Fraure dentes
of men busy with multifarious transactions hat she authorized the Saltun to rely,
for protection.
M. Pales (?) has arrived at Pesth.
LONDON, 13th May, 1873. The Daily Telegraph in a special telegum without date) anys that Khies has tallen.
Wiesen replied in shin affirmitiva, and enter. ing on his evidence, and the stesek from de fendant's preciseu ouased groat smuyanee to all in the hospital,
Defendant promised to remove the nuisance, and weder this consideration he was fired go Defendant in this as the muster Limself.
HOEG OBSTRUCTION).
Another rauster of a-hong in Bonhain Strand was summoned by Indian sergeant No. 606. for proking sugar in front of his premises, to the extent of 151 bnga.
A boy appeared in this case, and who fined $5 for the obstraction.
The master of boase: No. 191, Winglook street, was also ammoned by Indian sergeant No, 606, for a similar offence. The master in this case appeared, nod was fined $5.
Yee-n-tong, suversmith, residing at No. 14, Qaven's-road. Exet, named the Kee-eing shop, charged Mr. Robert Witboraye, the second cfficer of the British steater Genroy,
Toller's bauds.
not amount
UAN TON
(From a Correspondent.)
CAXTON, May 16th, 1973.
LADY ELLENBOROUGH, M. Isabel Burton writes under Jute Trieste,
you allow me to contradict the correspondent terrort, who writes to the German Gas tie of Vienna concerning the late Lady Ellenbo rough I lived fur two goira at Damasc118 while my husband, Capt. Harron, Fos Consul there, and in daily interconmo with the enbjäet of this paragrapb. Knowing that scter ber death all sorts of anten would appear in the papere very painful ku her family-a, indeed, she was no spared while living-she wished me to write her biography, and gura me an hour a day until it was accomplished. I was pledged not to publish this until after her dealb, Like speed of the pheasant, sawift Blying wingh and that of certain near ielatives; but I am in n So, bis Hall of Reception, surprise will create, position to state that there is a grain of truth When our oble lordi decoada it ir stule
to a ton of falsehood in the paragraph from " Both love and smooth, the courtyard appears, Boyrout. I left Dasticus jant a year had a half ago, in the middle of the night, and she won Ábr last fiond to see me out of the city, Ashe wrong Pleasant th' exposure of its chambers to light With wide and doop resses, obscured to the my band these were her last words, Do a
*sight;
forget your promise if I die, and we never meet again. I-replied, "Inakallab, I shall soon retum." Here will ropose the noble lord we love, On rusi-mi-below, fine bamboo above.
Sho rode a blask thoroughbred Ařab mure, end us for us could see anything in the moonlight, her large sorrowful blue eyes. Here may be sleep-ind awaking shall pray,
My dress now diving your skill thuagliatang with tears, hunter me. I ca
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brings-
displa
to un acknowledgemont of the promissory nita?
Sr. ayllar kid that it was poit onder i On Tuesday last, the 13th instans, this city | And lofty the pillars that round it be rears; mistake, compulsorily to recover & document, was visited by a very avere Thuleratoru. and asked pluistif water he had been told The storm, in question began in the afternos anything about the payment by anyous. Witness At half-past four o'clock, and throughout the said he had by Chon-paou-bee and Wonga three secouedin boars, contioned to rage with ping. He was told if the $400 were not demout anabated fury. duated, Mr. D. R. Caldwell woald retain the During a great part of the time specified, balance of the $3,000, Mr. Caldwell was anting the storm was immediately over the city. In The master of house No. 139, Winglock-street, for Wong-a-ping. Wong-a-ping fold bim that proof of this statement, it only remains for ne was also summoned by the same Indian ser if the $400 were eapresafaily recovered from hir. to observe that the fishes offlighting and
"Which ones were lucky? for bears passed is not dile with the past without infringing on the biograpay confided to me, but I can asy Toller, Mr. Caldwell would have $200. Did not their concomitant peale of thunder, were, at geant, for packing sugur ju the public street.
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a few words concerning ber dife, dating from Defendant's contempt of a British Court ex-know that there we a lien on the money in Mic, very frequent intervals, for an hour and e baltGrieties, vith cobras and other serpents, too Per arrival in the East, about 16 years ago, un- tende a little further in this case, bo not
of the storm's duration, simultaneously seen
told me by herself. Abant 16 years ago, Lady thinking proper to attend himself or send a Witness here said that the seal on the and, heard, The storm was accompanied with us for him, th' chief diviner will divine shop coolie to represent him. A warrant was promissory note was his, but it bad heen pat very heavy showers of rain, and mingled with Bears and grisley bears are th' anspicious sign Ellanborough arrived at Beyrout and went to Damstone, where she arranged to go to Bag- on without his authority. He understood which were particles of jea, resembling small of aons-white cobras and the serpent race Gobsequently issued for bis apprehension.
Dochure tunt doughters, too, his home shall grace, dad noroes the Desert. A Bedouin eaourt for ALLEGED RUBBERY.
when he signed the note on Mr. Tailor to pay pebbles in size and forms..
Several casualties bave already been reported. Sona shall be born to him, and pet to rest this journey was necessary, and as the the money, that it was not to be paid for Two Thus, for exile, the electric fluid struck one. On-couches; and in robes abuil they be dressed: Mesmab tribe occupied the groned, the duty months.
His Honor obscrvod that this, if it was to of the newly erected residences on Shamten. I While in their sports, with sceptres they shall of commanding the escort devolved upon
-play:
Shayk Mijwal, a younger brother of bo believed, gara un aspect to the case snob remored, in its course, portions of bessment by as follows a
** would make it one rather for the criminal which the outer wall of the building is costed, And loud will be their ory by night and day.huyish-Me hammed, chief of this tribe, which... Complaint stated on the afternoon of the courte ter
tapliubererently the rections blinds or Bright with red aproos they at length hair branch of the Great Asazeb tribe th
stand,
the journey the gunug Shaykh fell in 16th instant ba went on board the steamer Mr. Toller, who was in court, mid be might the windows of an upper and lower room re-
love with this beautiful wutaan: Even Glenroy with his box. The defendant asked mention tha: de mancy was not in his tanda spectively. In the lower room-aud only a few The fatur Kinghe Princes of the Land I
ments before the blinde were sterk the Dangoters wise, shalt to him abound two years ago the was more attractive than half him to open his box to all in to see his at the time
the young girls of our time. It ended by ki Hia Honor exid the plaintif's statement members of the family had assembled them. These, they'll put to sleep apon the ground; wares; he did so, when the defendant picked up three rings and put them on his fingers, one of was in effect stat ha eigued the document selves together. Meat fortunately, however, In swading gothes, be dressed--cnlike the boys proposing to divorce bis Moslem wives and to marry her to pass half the year in Damascus which was a ruby. He then look up a gold chain, ander protest. stating what in point of fact they felt nu hirm. One of them nevertheless And while at play, will bays but tiles for toga.
which to him was like what London or Paria And their's 'twill be, ny wrong to do, aor good would be to us) for ber pleasure, and half in satued $8, and put into the pocket of bia jucket. he did not know, and what was not capiained to lind in particular a most miraculous recupe
residenae on the old factory site was also To think but of the spirits and the food, He asked him for the articles, when the defend him.
the Desert to lewd bis natural life. Tas at Kuk-low, locally not ant gave him the ringe but refused to giva Mr. Hayllar said that under the aspoot struck, and
And thus no sorrow to their parents caus..... far distant from the silo to which, in
rawaatio picture of becoming a queen of the back the obain. The defendant then caught the one had aatuor, he would accept
Desect and of the wild Bedouin tribes exactly him and put him out of the ship, poshing his nouit, but he asked that Mr. Teler the foregoing senteree, I have referred. Thege onstitute their duties and their laws,
saited her wild fancies, and was at once OFFICIAL COURTESIES. down the ladder. He was afraid to stay for might explain the matter, as it was only right the residence of the Rev. Charles Preston.
was more or less, injured. The large town Our Berlin correspondent writes.After the accepted, and she was married in spite of all fear of being beaten, He then went to the be should tave us opportunity of doing so. Police chop and reported to the Inspector, un W. W. Toller. aoting Crown solicitor-I boase of the Ng, or Hawqna, family and long spell of uatural animosity between the opposition made by har friends and the British bera unstable was sent with his beek to the noted ne-Attorney in the case bere the which is situated in what is termed the eight two races, it is refreshing to see the favourable Consulate. Ehe was married scoording to as to the time at which a given act was per-
etoamor. The countable asked deferunt for present plajuti was plaintiff, and Ubo-tuck teenth ward of the Western suburb of this impression produced upon both French and Mahomedas law, changed her name to that of the chain, and be denied having it. The on defendant. It THE a case in the Supreme city, waz, also, made to feel the 3ghtning's Germans by the prospect of a speedy evacuation the Honourable Mrs. Digby El Merah, and formed. The point of priority between the
stable and himself then went back to the chop. Qourt, referted to Mr. Alexander. The suas power. In a aboemaker's Bop, too, which Apart from selfish agitators, more best apon was horrified when abe found that she had out cheque of Mr. CHATED, and that of the Plain-
and told the Inspector, and front instructiona of $3,363.10 was awarded, and this after stands in close proximity to the mansion in ques promoting their own interest than the welfare ben nationality by her marriago, and bad ba me to come & Tarkish subjaot. For 15 years abellred, he gave they returned again to the steamer, and some trouble use into my hands. Some time tion, a man, I am sorrytondd, was, by the win of their country, the feeling see we tiffs, could not clearly be established, and so
defendant's room and person were searched, after this case was decided Mr. Fl. R. Caldwell, abuck, instantaneously killed, whilst two other be as general in France as it is a Gerae ste died, the faithful and affectionate wife of far as the case turned upon this, the result of A detachment of purines sad & battery of bat ta na pérpose. The defendant then and I believe Wong-a-ping, came to my office persin, who were aliopmates of the docena, many; and what is equally satisfactory with the Shaykh, to whom she was devotedly attached. the long investigation was not satisfactory. Artillery are leaving Portamouth today to dressed himself, and the constable took and said, they had a claim, and asked if I could were thrown violently upon the ground.. to the geographical spread of this conciliatory Half the year was passed in a very petty hoose
operate against the Aebantes.
him to the shop. The ohief taste and educt the money out of the money recovered this position, they for sometime coatinned to wood, is the act of Its being shared by she built at Daatsens just without ibe gates of A very important point, however, was sug- The Bombay papers announce that. Adtoiral third officer were standing in the defensio this action I said if plaintif consented I remain, in a state of insensibility.
well sa their nations, is Gorman Mjesty accordingly to his nature in the Desert, in the gested by Mr. Haza, panely, whether Cumming, with all the available Naval Force.dant's cabin when defendant took the ghain, I would do so; and not otherwise. If they would at Poon-tong, which is a lurve. sabarba bigh, and law, by Emperor and President, as the city, sal the other six months were passed but he did not think they saw him take the leave the note I would enquire abortly after district of, this city, a maid servant was infor- bad himself taten wuch an active part in briog- Bedrein tents of the tribe, In spite of this the Bank was justified in paying ofter ordered to Zanzibar.
AUSTRIA.
The defendant's cabin is in the fore asked, and plaintiff anid, through Mr. Valantine, tunately, during the same storm, and, of course, ing the late negotiations to a happy end, that an hard life, recessitated by accommodating her theques after Mr. GROMEN'S had been die-
The Financial Crisis in Vienna continues. It part of the ship. He bad a vitnese, a shot as terpreter, that bo did, and was willing to by the lightning's power, suddenly hurried from bar after the signatures had been effired sell to his babits- for they were never upart- at Berlin, M. Thiers despatched to this city be never lost anything of the English lady. bonoured, without satisfying themselves statis confined to the Boarab..
makor, who was standing at the stern of the sign an order. (Order pat in). I paid the money tune into eternity.
Owing to the great quantity of rain which courteous recognition to the following nor the softness of a wond. She understood the notice of dishonor had reached him
steamer, and saw the defendant as he was com-to" Wong-a-ping in accordance with that order fall, the streets of the city wera, literally, con effvel —— Je remersi à Sa Majesté d'avoir con- friendship in ita beit and fallest genge, und for POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
ing forward.
I think be told me to pay this $400 out of the verted into water courses. Indeed, for the time tribué à chatriser les plaies de la guerre, et.up- those who enjoyed her confidence it was a treat This, it appears, is a new question, and it i
May 16th.
Inspector Stroud asid he thought it im- lait instalment. As a fact I did so. certainly one of great importance. It is to
possible for a man standing aft to see in thea Mr. Hayilar thou accepted a nonsait, observ.boing, they were rendered, in consequence of puisé les passione qui ont récemmeout droles to pass the hours with her. To the last she was BEFORE F. W. MITOWELI, Esq.
defendant's cabin. be regretted that the Judge did not consider
ing that time story of the promissory note being the depth of water which they contained, riusply monde. This telegram the Marquis de Goatant Freeb and young; heantiin, brave, refined, and Loo-a-tock, a small boy, who called himself aa forgery was palpably absurd, e if a man impassable to all, croepting, of course, bare Biron had the pleasure of curuauicat ag to delitare She is dead. All those who kas it advisable to admit it in the case, as it
His Majesty immediately upon receipt, be Em bor in ber latter duyn will weup for her. Sha shoemaker, it he was elanding at defendant's wished to forge a note it was not very likely he isgged coalies. ROBBING A CHURCH, would certainly seem that och dependa Kwan-a-yee, a ovolie employed at the cabin door, and saw him take up a gold would forge one eight years old.
Yesterday, also, the 15th instant, this vity peror honouring with bis preseuse a fit at the bad but one fault (and who knows if it wow gain experienced a thunderstorms. It com. Frough Eneasy that very evening. His big-bers), washed out be 18 years of good upon it and that it bears upon the broad Union Church, charged an old offender, memed necklace and put into the left pocket of his
tromaere. He then called out to complainant LEE-A-WING . WONG TOW-CHEONG.This menced at 2 pm, and prevailed, mere or less, jeny expressed himself ligoly gratified at the and repentance. Let us bide it, and shame. merits of the case, however it may have stood Wong-a-tack, as follows:
Complainint aid at 230 p.m. on the 15th that bis necklase was gone, when complainant was a claim for $124.04, for slippers sold to de- throughout the course of the afternoon. In result of the negotiationg and hoped that the there who seek to drag up the adventures of in a strictly legel point of view in the case instant be vse in the charsh, and the doors called out also. The complainant asked defendant. The defence was that the goods bad point of severity, however, it was not to be com- amicable spirit with which they had been con- her wild youth to tarnish so good memory."
The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce have as before the Court. It would seem only an wors closed, when he saw the defendant come fendunt to return the necklace, and he would never been supplied. Plaintis showed a book pared with its predecessor of the 13th instant. dusted by bis Government would be generally ordinary precaution, when knowing that a in und take down a glass glube from a bracket not, but took hold of complainant and shook which bad a receipt on it which he said was It was, algo, attended with very heary dhowers recognized in France. A little Inter the same
letop on the wall, and was in the sot of taking him; he thes ran along the deck after him, that of the Kong-shab-cheong abop. The bra of rain and small particles of ice. The streets, evening Eis Majesty reverted to the nabject in agreed to memorialise the Post-office for in- cheque drawn against a given account basit away when be arrested him. On atardes and ran into the boat to best him. There was ther of defendant, who is dead, and been a part boo, were once more inundated, and, until the conversation with M. Dabains, the French Se creased telegraphic communication, and fur
know. the reduction of the rate from la. tod. per been dishonoured, to ascertain that the holder last four globos were stolen, but no person was no other person in the room but complainant ner with defendant. It appeared as a fact that waters bad abated, were, of necessity, deserted aretary of legation, whose exset
ledpa of the German Langauge and po-words. in tome pravion transection, the plaintiff got. by she" upper ten
fitics. Lasd been
SINGULAR DEATH OF A CABMAN-At Dar- it the wysfal has absolutely received notice of the fact detected in the wot, though he saw the defend. and defendant. Wlist attracted his optios EKS
seeing comincion, and he went to lock on... the money from the brother. After hesring
AN EXTRAORDINARY COSNITION TO A before paying other moneye from the sare
Mr. Mitchell-Bat if you did not go till the evidence, be plaintiff was non-united,
framing of the new Diplomatis document him size, recently, the wife of a ex-driver, in that locality, and seeing the door open went after the cupiasion, bow could you see the husing brought his case again the wrong BEQUEST-The late Bir F. Sudden has at Having remarked that the fronty must be good name Thompson, at Darlington, sued the
chain, as the confusion did not aris till after party.
techod a hard condition to his frequent of books x it pleised Loth sides the Emperor went on North-eastern Railway Company to recover and papers to the Bodleian Library. Here any that he fell happy he had been enabled compensation for the death of her husband, the alleged theft.
Witmous said the complainant toldhim to come TE. HAWKINS, R. GILLISON-400,- quired that witbia & week of his deccuse they to sumplate to satisfactory a trustion that who was killed through the negligence of the to court. No person told him what to say. Mr Woltre appeared for the plaintiff, and should be seat in a box to the library, with afternoon. M. Debaine begged to observe, in defendants. The circumstances which caused He saw the defendant, with three gold rings on stated the otuim was for $27, for hire of two stipulation, on the testator's behal, that the reply, that the policy lately pursued by Hia the death of the plaintiff's husband were singu- Lefendant we also recognised by the in his fingers, the be took off and are to com- horses and a carriage, and the balance was for box should not be opened till the lat day of German Hajesty's Government towards France lar. Bemis driving a cab under an archway contribute to diminish the of the defendants from the station, when a known practice of the Bank a reasonable manterpreter and the Inspectors of Police as a man plainant; two of them had red stones in them, damage to horses and a carriage, in coniae. Jaunary, 1990.
He knew complainant before, he lived next doar qience of the furious driving of the defendant. I believe, says the London orrespondent of weight afformer differences. The Franch were telegraph wire which was booken bung loosely of business would be ustumlly led to suppose who had figured in court ou several occasione
Taking into consideration bin freqnepey into his shop. Himself and complaizaut euipley who drove the horses out to Fak-sni, at East the Manchester Guardian, it is the intention of an impulsive people, and peculiarly capable under the archway. It had been permitted so they creant. If by returning dishonoured act for petty thefts, he was again seul to three the same bout to board ships, but on this ecca Foint, and then to Pokiping and back, dor-number of members of Parliament to wait upon of appreciate any friendly testing show to resin instead of being either pulled down cheques on themselves at times with the chit monsbe imprisonment, two month to be insinn the complainant weat first, and be went in ing which the horses got their legs severely the Home Secretary, with object of obtaining them to the Emperor's farther baping that ur repaired. As he drove under the archway book, the Bank induced a reasonable belief solitary confinement, and to be placed in the aucther, and when he got alongside ho sent it damaged. The trap was hired at 4.30p.m. at the remission of the sentence that was passed years the party Prvas would not attempt to detract he did not see the wire, and it ranght him under stocks one hour, at the scene, ařthe commerce away: Contradicts this, and asid ha did net 27th April, and returned after going over that ago opon Mr. Roopell, for forgery. The ground from the value of the Treaty B. Debains the chin, cut his throat, and nearly severed bla that that was their practice, this would justify mant of the sentence, and one hone at thecon- send bis boat away.
ground between 6 and 7 o'clock,
apon which their case will be heard is, that answered that public opinion in France wat bend off. He died almost immediately. The Inspector Stroud and this witness and domi How.. word, stated he was employedenou be trisi ciroumaiances have come to light sure to put a correct estimate upon the trans-defendants paid, £250-into Court, which sum a man in concluding that if be received his clusion thereof,
plainant enue to the shop in one bonit.
by plaintiff On the 27th April be remembers which, had they been known at the time, might notion, and that the Press would probably do as was not accepted us suficient. The plaintiff chit book initialed with no remark, the
Witness said what be said frat in referenss the defendant coming to his master tables, have greatly iuuenced the judge towarce moch. Prinse Bierck and the other diplo having proved her husband's earnings, iéjury cheque was honoured. The salient point,
and hiring a parriage and a pair of horses, leniency, and further, that the priponer ban mglisty, who had taken part in the good work found a verdict for the pluigtle for $250 boyand however, of the can boon to us to care been
The defendant and another gentle got in already suffered a long term of imprisonment of the afternoon, expressed themedies with the qua paid into const
account
aut luitering about the oburçli
Defendant said he was a street coofia, at work
in
In regard to the initials on the paying-in
Mr. Watte, head turnkey at the Victoria book, it seems to us that the important point Guel, recognised defendant as having been in was not so much what the Bank meant hy gul oo several occasions during the last four the initials, what in conjunction with the years, for similar thefts.
THROWING STRAW INTO TEÈ MAKBOUR. Jospector String sumuned the oief offer of the stancer Glenroy, for on the morning of the 15th instant throwing overboard a large
to hit bost was false, the last statement was
tits, could do explain why be wade a falas