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MARINE MAGISTRATES COURT. May 9th.
Baron H. G. TROMETTT, Esq., B, N.
GUN FILE,
HAWYDL POSEESSION.
was taken to the brothel, and entered on the Io answer to second defendant, witness said regret that the Back should be a loser. I gave henne there had been a payment between orders whon I returned that no more clienos the Chinaman and the compradore, and list on the 24th. As an excuse for her change he gave the lots back to him,
First defendant was handed over to the should be paid, as I had already ordered the that a far as the Bank was oedserned it had ablancas in her story, she said abo was so sorry at the loss of ber husband, and the doalty military authorica to be tried. Second de-s. 4,663 one. I sont for Mr. Tod next morn fulfilled ita obligation. His direction to the she was placed in through having no money fendant was romanded to gaol, ne there was ing, with a view to arranging the withdrawal jury upon this less was, did they find that to bury him, that also hardly know what are a strong suspicion of his being a deserter from of the cheque. I point blank asked if they the aleque was dishonoured ia fact it they eould take up their ills, and he said he did did, they mosk find for the plaintiff, be H.M. 10th Regiment, Obarle Lines, P.0. 41, obarged Lay-aanid.
not think they could. We had £20,000 of their dance the defendants and money in their At this stage the master of the photography chow, master of bont 1,914, with baring his boat
A cnolia was obarged by the police with the bills on Milsom Pay and Borey. Itold bim at hands to meet it, unless they were justified in shore after gon fire, at 2.45 p.m. the 25th shop was sent or. On hie arrival, and being do
cho Brat interview we had about 12 hs of refaning to part with it; but to this point be clarad, ba anid the defendant was his clanenso. antawind possession of a lever cloak.
Ounkon, but does not The subuolinster of the Government School frands, and that we had a number falling duo would ufterwards refer. There was no ques instant, n the Canton wharf.
Defendant unde an excuse to the effect that He has a claremo bis mariage bad given way. Fined 50 dente. krinis naine, a brother to the dofondant. at Shaik-tong-tsoy, declared, auid the alock pro- about 5th April. I telegraphed our London tion that the The 100 cheque was presented Dafontant naqd to live with bio, and a few daya duced wue his property. On Sunday he wout agent aking whether any drafts by Milsom & and dishonoured, and this was the second iune. BREACH OF HAMBOUR REGULATIONS. Charles Lindrose, P.C. 41, sharged Wong. tank defem lant came to bim and said to vas out, and left the school room in charge of two Tod, Shanghai, on Milsom Pay and Berry, had He might notion alan that the obreue for hing-kam and Leung-nloi, both boatmen, with going to Canton, as he had heard his brother pupils, who during his abspace wout cut to play been dishonored; and received a reply dated the Tis. 4,003 82 get back into the hands of the paid; bas the evidence was that Teung-tals. not reporting themselves at the Harbor Master's dead; after this, he rotarned and brought and lucked the door, on their return they 12th, in cipher, of which I am shown a transla plaintiffa on the 4th-how is not clear if it was
with in wunze, whom he said oca his sister, found the look bad been wrenched of, and some tion.
brought it back, and to ascertain whether they offic
Defendanta "Raid that they did not think it had brought to Hongkong ta mise money persons had entered the premiace and com necessary for each small boats. Fined 50 cents to pay his debts. The defendant was not emitted a robbery, On his own retura he found telegram being read, bat ho would not like the really meant to refuss it, Mr. Tad went with
played by him, he merely one to his sonse, the two hoys crying, and they informed bit of
bim to the Bunk on the Stu, and presented it ouch.
what had happened. Ho saw that the lock bud
again, and the awer wasnot, we have paid Saying he was a elanoma, and took a meal.
Another attempt was made to elicit come bean wrenched of, and a clock and other things
that obeque and co not mean to pay it twice- bak a simple refusal. Whether on the 4th or truthful evidence from the woman Fong-a-yee had been taken.
on the 5th, however, it appeared to him that the balance of evidence was in favour of the but she appeared to be stupid, as if she had
plaintiffs statement that tlie cheque was not then paid, or if paid, the inonay was got back beg druged.
again; and with regard to the Tls. 100 obeque,
ANOTHER BREACH OF HAREGUE BEGULATIONS. Charles Lindrosa, C. 11, charged Loi-mak. saw, master of jank Stingyan; Chang-lui, master of junk San-ifat. Tas shan-tong, mas Jank Tail: Teing sharg, master of junk ter of jauk teus Carg-atak, waster of Ruong-tar; and Wang fu, ranater of junk Kerng-ng, with having their janks anchored
the fair way on the 25th instant. Defendants, who said they could not lie in any other place because of due tide, wore fined
each.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. May 4th.
BEFORE THE BOB. C. MAT.
STABBING AND WOUNDING. The case in which a Manilaman named FA
Loupentor King mid when he first saw the witane sho appeared to be drugged more as than not,
The mistress of the brothel wie neked how it was that the onion got in the state ebe presonted herself in court, and she made antwer aho did not knoir. The womno, ako said, was brought to ber for sale, she bought her, and placevi her on the list, and when she had earged her souciancy she would have paid for her, but she wanted money in advance before she had earned woj.
The case was then remanded till the girl ro.. covered har ser sag;
MORE KIDNAPPING
His Lordship said ke dad us objection to the publie to suppines for a moment thit, because it was admitted, teluginus abould be received an evidence for the future. A man wight tale geaph his carreapgadent, and suggest to him for a certain purpose to reply so-and-so and Mr. Recnia did not press to have the telegrama
Inspector Grimes and the defendant was up prebended in Taipingskan, whilst the complain-so-aud-ao. ant's house is near the Gas Works..
- ANCIENT CHINESE POEMS.
GIELHOOD BUCOLLECTIONS. A daughter of the House of Wei, longing revisit her early home, and to share in the times of her youth.
(She-King, Purt let, Book 5th, Ože 5th) While with long and tapering bambos reeds You angle in the waters of the Ke, My theiht of you, all other thoughts exceeds,
And gladly, quekly, by your side would bo Bat I'm too far away, to go to thee.
kėma
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Defendant said the clock was not the com- rond. not entitled to the protection of the Govern
Witness. We previously received a telegram plainant's. It belonged to his father, and ome ment and the assistance of the Courts ns in
out of the Fook-loong shop. Be took the from our Loadon agents stating that Milaem there was no question that it was presented and dividuals, and independently of any assist
olook out of hie intuer's house in his absence, Poy and Barry bad suspended. Previous Lorfused. The only thing disputed by the de- to pun, to pay off some of his gambling debts.thut no oteque was actually dishonoured. On fondants won, whether they had money in the ance outside the recognised Government
The case was then remanded to Thursday the morning of the 5th, M. Tod stated that running mecoast out of which it could and offices. The Registrar-General's Depart.
next, for witnesses so be brought forward on the plaintiffs had no intention of eluiasing damaght to have been paid. If the jury were ut sgewagainst the Bank. All the bills bavos aoì- opinion, however, that there was over Tls. 6,000 wert was expressly designed as a medina of
both sides..
lateral security attached to them with a letter of at the credit of plaintiffs' current account, kuch- bypothecation in this form, (Form read.) I was ing fant no other chanus had been presented or intercommunication between the antives and
jed to believe by Mesers. Milaom & Tod that it paid, except that for Pla. 4,663.89. bey must bo' was doubtful whether they would be able to take also of opinion that there was sufficiat in their the Government, and the Executive is der tainly going quite as far as it is safe, in its
tap the return dratta, and that a number of theso kunda to meet the s, 100 cheque. He might desire to establish a special means of com
paaa-would be diehonoured. I was referred to about point out that defendants beid, in fact,
11 o'clock as to whether the prioaration on the good deal more than Tis. 6,000, be munication with the Chinese residents, in
Lum-a-won, a hawker; ebargad a coolie
cheque was sufficient, and I gave instruccions to cause on the morning of the 5th plaintiff's paid. heving a department of this description. Jomens Cars, a quartermaster on board themicher named Low-a-hong, with kidnapping.
pay, and at the same time to send for the pro-in a oleque from the Deatsche Bank to Indeed, as we hare on more orcasions than stoner dracs, is charged with stabbing a Chi-or decoying himself and his cousin, Wong-cum-
curativa, I was told the cheque was paid. Mr. their credit, which raised their funds to about Robinson waited on me with this chegne in hit | Tis. 11,000. He row came to the question of law one pointed out, the Registrar-General's Dead Aging, on board, with e sisesta fook, to lacas.
knife, come on yesterday.
Complainant said bitself and his cousin, who partment itself is not free from objection, Thoms, Bareloy, surgeon board the I. was. & riec pounder, resided in one hours to
hand on the 7th in the interests of the Quiaas ait affected defendante atatements put forward wan; Taung-bal, and asked for the amount. in justißeation of their acte. Defendants Brid and its objects world undoubtedly be fur&0. steamer Aznos, aworn, stated the defend-gether. On the 7th May be as the defend
Finding that a settlement which I considered they had received information of the suspension ant ian quartes tomater ou board; be is charged ant in the Louse for the first time, and he better met by there being reliable and com- with cutting and wounding a Chinese paced heard him say to Wong-tum-fook he had Upon the left, the stream of Efquered Springs-equivalent to a payment had been made between of some of the parties to the bills which they
Upon the right, the waters of the Kel
my compradore and the native Bank ebroff on bad bought from the plaintifs, and in respect pelent European Interpreters, at the Courts Asing, on Sunday, the 20th ceived better go to his shop at Macao and boom But what are now these pleasant streams to use, the dts, I ordered that the muur, buying been of whist they held as collateral security some
man is under kin care; be has received a dan-cook. His cousin said very well. At 1pm.
since received back, should be repaid. At the air, and baring heard this they thought them- and the Public offices.
gerons wound, the slab having gone through be presed the defendant's cake shop, and saw Since wedlock daties new to maiden hinge?...
inferviews with Mr. Tod I asked whether they selves justified in refusing to part with the the arm and into the right lang. To mann bis cousin Wong-kam-fok in the shop, and be Brothers she leaves, and parents equally.
would be able to meet their drafts, and he gave funds thug had in Laud Ee confessed, it ap would have to go to the Hospital.
told him he was going to Macao in the steamer The waters of the Ke are on the right-
I have peared to him rather a dangerous doutrine for The case was then mandel for a week.
he did not him any more. On the 9th The stress of Handrod Springs the leftward no fue impression that they would not.
been five years a Bank manager. It is als Bank to hold or act on, that apon such ROBBERY AND INTIMIDATION,
instant he was passing the defendant's shop,
ways the case tha thoro is pip-rumours they were at oras to stop payment of The chief-engineer of the P & O. steamer when he saw him in the abup. Defendant said On either bank see walking maidens bright.
bability of drafts being dishonoured tisa customer's cheques. Assuming that the firm Sunda charged three Chinese boatmen, belong to him his cousin was in Macao iu gocd How shine, through artful smiles, the teeth so
drawer should give security that he will take at Lyons did stop payment, that did not prove white f The last runter of the Catholico given aning to the P. &O, cargo-boats, with intimidation, employment, and he had better go too, exuel return of the exiled Christians in Japan, and another with throwing overboard quand he would get him as good. He made How move, to mocnoured stepe, the girdle gains them up on their return. The Banker always that the bills would not be taken an, thoas pen. requires the drawer to make agreamente, and ple might bare reserves of their own or friends tity of coal, the property of the P. & 0. Co.'
answer very well, and the defendant the gare The waters of the Ko, bow smooth they dow and also of the Missions in Honan, and con-
who would come forward. There was at any acoessary eventually to pay them, tradicte the statement made by our con-
him a new jacket, as he had a very old one Behold the boats of pine-each ocdar dari By Mr. Wainewright-It is always the case rate the silk, and that might be disposed of. It on at the time, remarking that Hoogkbag to its banke, in carriage could I go temporary, that the French Minister was about
that additional security is take where the night be perfostly true that the silk might to leave. It states that the audience question
no place now for employment. On the 10:hramble is in girlhood, there orce more
produce is likely to prove insufficient. Even all at a loss to the exportere, that the 40- wae far from being settled.
instant be want to Macao with the defendant, My grief twould banish, and my heart restore! if the bill is over-secured, it is looked upon as ceptors of the bills had no fands, or that their and he took him to a house whora opium
dishonoured when the party fails, and the friends would not aceist them, and that the smoking was going on. He stayed there two
drawers should then arrange with a third party bills world ultimately come back upon the days, when the defendant said that as there was
to take it up. Additional security is usually drawers, all this was possible, perhaps probable; ao employment now, be had better hawk for a
offered by a new man atepping in, in her of the bat a probable and possible liability tornished name retired from the bill. This anuld be done no resor for exading a positive existing liabil time, but he replied there did not appear to be
by telegram, and might take a couple of days. Itity. Defendants had no recourea ngainst the any ride for banking fruit. The defandant then said you must go to the authorities, and
wa matter of ad hour after we heard the news drawer until after the happening of certain noknowledge your willingness to emigrate; ho
of the suspension that we refused the obeques, events. Was there any positive evidence that did so, and gave bis same as Chun-a-you. He was then escorted with Wong-kam-look sad two others by foor Portuguese to the shop, but on the roud be rap away; Wong-kn-fook could not ran away, as his bands were fush. The police stopped him as he ran, and on informing them. they fat. hint go; this was on the 12. O Saturday last he came to Hongkong, and wept to defendant's house, and asked him how about Į Obun n-look, mistress of Chinese brothel Wang-kun-fook. The defendaus said, "Now oiled the Lock-acon, Hollywood road, charged bold your tougas about this matter, and here is two reapentably dressed Ühinese with being dollar". Ho took the dollar and went and ro drunk and running against her wilfully, and the eesrued apne jacketa out of pawn with it, and first with atosing her ten abe remonstrated.then went at once and reported at the Police
Sikh constable No. #72 maid first defendant was drunk and obstreperaas.
First defendant was fined $1, and the second defendant was disobarged.
Five men were arraigned in the dock. Que plaisant stated the steamer was taking in conle.and the Arat defendant besaw deliberately throw overboard a large quantity of coals. He then went and arrested him, when the second Pressure of other matters has prevented our defondant one and samistad him. The third, Loticing the sat number of the China Review" fourth, and fifth defendants thereon struck at an earlier date. The number in question work with the rest, and came to resone tim. contain one very valuable paper, anung They said they would do no more work til he which area translation of the "Han-van-hung was returned. The police were auf for, and by the Rev. J. Chalmers, and a continuation of defendante were all taken into custody; the J. Lister'e Hoar gith a Chinese Romance." second defendant was taken by mistake.
His Worship, after leaturing the defendants among the lighter contributivne are some
masing aketebes under the bending af "Some in reference to their thigrish babits, their con})= very draultory Notes on China" The Rev.bining in societies to protect thieves, and illve Ernst Faber contributes a very interesting pa-trating the difference of power to gain redrees per apon Chinese masin. He says that in in English court of law and Chinese dourts usic, as in so many other things, the Chinese sent the first defendant to two months hard Kre keeping the mean, and not the golden one, labor; the second wag digoharged, and the reat between rudeness and perfection, The Chinese seat to six weeks" bard labor each., ByBleu of music is one of the Greek systoms, and strange to say, the worst of them, ibe Ly dian.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
STPPLIED TO.THE DAILY PEES"
(Vid Prstid.)
ABSAULT AND ABUSE,
AN OLD GEFENDER.
Station, West Point. He was sent to point defendant out, when be found him gene, aud did not find him till 8 p.m. of the 24th,
This case was then remanded to have the booke of the defendant brought forward, and the pawnbroker where the complainant's jackets had been pawned.
FRIENDSHIP UNDER CHANGE OF CIRCUMSTANCES, (She-King, Pari 2nd, Book 5th, Oile 7th.) The bland east wind now gently blows, The wind is followed by the rajsz In time of four and droad of foer; As one, ware we, and not as twain; But in your rest-tims, or when gay. You're turned and sat metken away!
The bland east wind now gestly blows,
The wind is followed by the storm; And when your fear and droad arose, You plused me in your heart most warm But in your time of rest and joy, You've cast me off, like worthless toy! The bland mast wind now gently blows, But o'er the rock-crown'd bill-tops, see No grass, but's dying where it rose And with ring too, is every tree! My smallest faalts so flli'd your thought That all my virtues were forgat!
I had not the intelligence diroet, I heard it in the bills had been dishonoured? It was For Shanghai. I learob hefore going to Messry, the jury to way. But even if there were, it som & Tud's that a cheyus” of theirs was in wemed to him the real meaning to be attached our caehler's bande. The izatenútions I gave, to this letter of hypothecation was that the when returned; was to stop all cheques-to pay Baak was-not-to-bald the silk and make the. Its Affect no mure on Messrs. Milsom & Tod's account. I drawer pay at the same time. was awan at that time af the amount of their was that they were at liberty to sell, and, paper bought and untetanding, which I stated in the event of deficiency, because entitled to Mr. Tod. The bill must be in the Bank's to draw on plaintiffs at 60 days' sight. bauda tiltaken up by Messrs. Milsom Poy and The jury might be better able to judge of the Cb. Berry, The Baak never balts, and canst meaning of these elamas tun be was, but sell' docamentary bills; clean hils can be not being a commercial man be could hardly transferred from one band to another. I conceive the intention of the contract to ba received the telegram of the 12th, on the 13th, that the inerohunt was, while the silk remained The bills were ranging from the end of March unsold in the hands of purchasers of the billa, to the end of May; there is one I balieva of luter to be liable to the amount of the bills sad be date for some £1,800. Without referring to the obliged to fed all the caab necessary to take BANKOW.
books I cannot say whether the amount I have them up. It appeared to him that a man would (From an Occasional Correspondent of the
state) as out will all be dae by the end of May, have to be provided with an enormous capital Wong-ayow, Chinese sergeant No. 130,
Cerior.)
I thought it antecesary to ask Milsom & Tod if, beniden buying and paying for goods, and LONDON, 18th May, 1873. charged a man named Wong-u-look, whom he
17th May, 1873. maher of Orlenuists and Legitimista bare arrested at the eng-ang ut Yow-mah-lee, don-
The case having been reanmet in the Our market has opened, Tuia qual event for further security as they feared they would plulging ilem, he was yet to meet all she bills
if they came back, the goods not having voc agreed to attempt to overthrow . Thiers, and tifying bem as a man who had been deported.
To the Court. The tills are bought in the sold. But whether this was the intention or sminute the Duke of Aamaic as President.
Mr.J. W, Watte, bend tarnzey is the Vic afternou, other evidence cropped up, which took place in the afternoon of the 16th inst be able to meet the bills in full
apset complainant's evidence completely, it Messrs. Sasarion having the bonor of scouring M. Rochefoucoult has gone to Vienna to request loria Gan, sworn, stated he recognised the turning out that complainaut, Lam-a-wan, and the "blue ribbon" of the Ten market. To regalar course of baciness threngh ba brokur not, was there meanwhile any evidence that the Count de Chambord to authorize the defendant as no old ofender, by unme Wong-defendant, and acted in co-partnership together sen udhared to thoir intention of not showing ears. Wilson & Tod had no spedal advantage any, and which, of these particular bills were a-fook. He was sentenced in 1868 for robbery in the kidzupping of the alleged scasin, Weag- musters until the bulk bad arrived, consequent by being customers of the Bank; it was satirely diabonoured he could not find that there whe Reconnoiters report that the Khivane are to three years penal servitude, and to be threa kama fook, of complainant, and that Lum-nly fewer samples wers on offer than at the apart from the question of current acerent, a title. With regard to the sale of the bills to entrenching henschres at Klytuck, on the times publicly flagged $5 strokes each time. He wan, the complainant, brought the charge opening of any previous season. About 18 Suppose default wade in any particular, I pre-the defendants, the jury abould remember that Lankard, and are scoding their sanguard to broke away from the chain-gang in the Gap in against Low-a-hong besause be could not get mustera were exbibited, and some expressions ceed immediately against the drawer, under when these contrasta ware made, the solvency Hogasone, Mar 27th, 1873) meet Russloff (and the F) Kubaisaus.
October, 1870, was tried at the sessions some his share of the proceeds, he refusing to give of surprise are made at the anxiety display. lanse 5 of the letter of hypotheention, to make of the parties farsed an element in the pur- mouth, and sentenced to two years' mare penal any money demanded. Lumawan was thened to supply the London market in the good any such default. 1 don't remember a chase, and the Basker took what he believed Prices show ae occurring analogous to those provided for to be suflofent security, but ise (his Lordslip) M. Conherd and M. Simon lave resigned. servitude. On the 9th Noveurter, 1828, bo re-placed in the dock bouides Low-a-hong, and face of late dimatrous advices. Nouopy can fail to be struck by the extra- The devision of the Tarkiah Suez Cabal Dom-ceived a conditional pardon, under Ordinasse I each were sentenced to three months ward an advance of from Tls. 1 to 2 on the opening under that clungs. As it is pat in the letter of did not see why, if the seller happened to be a
of 1860, never to return again.
of last season, and Teamen, who were prepared bypothecation, it is anderstood that we can draw customer of the Hanker, the laiter was to go. ordinary number of kidnapping cases which mission is aufavourable to the Company. The Great Eaglers has eniled for Suer.
Defandant admitted sE this, and was sent to
for a decline, are astonished at the very on the drawers at 60 days' sight for default, und lay bis hands on the customer's money have been brought forward since the recent
Losos, 10th May, 1873. 12 months' hard labor.
The case in which Hi lam-sing, a coolfe anatio" barbarian. They celebrated the open but I do but recollect a case occurring in which before notaal knowledge of the non-payment of ordinances have been passed, and since the The French Ministry is Teesustituted with
ANOTHER ULD OFFENDES.
ployed by Mera. Augustine Heard & Co., ing at their splendid Leauges guild, where this has been done. It is the practica in re the bills. Ia seemed to him extraordinary Chinese Hospital detectives have been re-four new uwabere belonging to the left Centre,
Wong-a-sow, an old-wonder, was charged boharged a Chinees coolie named Mok-a-foon, much champagne was consumed and the morn quirs additional margin if the Bank has any that, these bills being bought through » Casimir Pater is Minister of the Interior. Chinese women gumed Low-sur-fook, with with kicuupping bia cousin, named Hilaches, ing revered many sure heads.
As regards reason to suppose the security bus become in. broker, and there being no particniar facility
suficient,
or credit given to the Boller mere than if he coguised semi-officially by the Cuvernment.
the robbery of fejekets at Yow-mn-tër, to Macao, cause on again yesterday. A conair quality it in difficult to speak, xtil a greater To Mr. Beanie-We would not apply to bad not been a customer of the Bank, the The circumstance is noteworthy in more re-
Complainent, deel-re, said she is a married ble amount of evidence was taken for the de- variety is on offer, S. Cur, muthing striking women, residing at Yairmak-tee. On Saturday fence, but not sufficient to counterbalance the has come under one notice. The system of not drawers whow i behered to be insolvent to give latter should stand in a better position ban
additional security,
say-the Oriental Bank, where Mileom & Tod apects than one, and may probably serve to
The St. Petersburgh Journals believe that moraing, at 10 o'clock, the left her house evidence for the prosecution.
offering wasters until the bulk has arrived,
To the Court-I consider any man insolvent had no account current, supposing it had explain to come extent the peculiar modes seriona troubles are impending in Turkey.learing her daughter, 15 years of age, in charge. Defendant was therefore called on the find se splendid lever in bus hands of the Chissay if he waugot, meet any legal eksim, however bought the balls-and that it would be operandi which seems to be in vogue amongstich may involve a viudication of Russian A short time after returning with water, abe met purity in une hossebolder, $85, for three months against our inpatient cha-asyes.
intereste
the defendant coming from the direction of her
The market is more quietly fed, as one chop awkward, If a merchant came to me and re- dangerous element in business to extend a the natives in respect to auchimettera.
The Foreign-line has received news of the house with bundle, and the handkerchief the
Mr. W. Wilson charged a sandle-maker is sold it is replaced. At the clone of the first presented his position, supposing we tell oer- Banker's lien so far. There was here a positive tain balls against certain silk, I might not make liability on the part of the Bank to the plain- sufery of Sir Samuel Baker.
bundle was in she recognised as her own. She The Shah has arrived in Rusia.
The Daily Press
It might at Orst appear that the large
number of enses now brought forward, have
of the recent ordinance; but this is not ap. partly the fact, as they are all of them of such a nature that they could have been brought under the laws previously existing, We must therefore, look for some other re
nomination.
There are dissensions in the Franch Ministry,
A Daily Telegraph despatch from Tiflis, dated 17th instant. euys that Kuivale taken and the Kb a prsoner,
There is a look-ant of 7,900 Iron Stone
telor.
KIDNAPPING AGAIS.
& BELOVED HUSBAND,
wife's amal, Wong-a-leen, who is the wife of The ways of the "pidgin
to ase him.
ATE
strange.
is not sold.
in debt which was not due could act he pleaded
The Italian Chambers ùave adopted the chief bouse, and asked her daughter whether she bad Pasions on bis promises, and threatening his bausting themselves on suose few muster amount of the bills from him though his silk part of the plaintiffs towards the Bank, and an did not exy anything to him; bat went on to the named Obun-a-sking, with making several in- day, the cream of our Textsters were exia insolvent. I am entitled to require the tiffe, there was only a possible. Ribility on the some before the public as the natural result cases in the Bill for exppressing Religions given a man the handkerchief, and she answer defendant, because she refused to give bim 15; Fights promise to rule the same as last year, His Lordship said, under suck a system of as a set-off against one which was doe, he was
Corporations in Rome, with an amendmented "No." She then went after the defendant, granting the Pope an annuity for the main- and found hits on bound the pain boat, when the which he complainant) had supplied her to buy but the River steadily refuses to rise, and there credit, it would seem to be nocesaurs for a mers of opinion that the Bank was zot justified in bandkerobief was found to contain five jackets, clothing with for use on the passage to Bugis vomə doubt about the steamers being able to chant to have a command a capital against holding the funds forming plaintiffs' account
land, the having engaged to accompany his pass some of the channels. Under thesa eir- tenance of the superior orders.
tiffa bad matained, it was not necessary to he Pope is recovering.
her property,
This was sorroborated by a woman named family home by the next mail. This was coroumstances, the Cognoscenti, te preferred emergencies like the present, of twice the current. With reference to the injury plain-
roborated by the amb, Wong-a-leen, who said abipping to Shanghai with the view of catching amount to which be traded.
Witus,He may arrange a froob sredit on prave special damage; Lord Tenterden remark. hey yee-moey, who resided in the sue bouse-abo did not want to give cefentant day, or the asses, The Giengyle will leave on the Defendant denied tho charge, said it was a
19th inst, with 600 tons for transhipment. Toit I-Milson and fod came and stated-fasted in or case that it zu a actius discredit. spedale Husus going in Hongkong was thereun cried to a recrity Hire Gempand the Or Shey were able to meet a deficit on the oatters and injury to have a draft refused even for a and arrangements were made with complainant's
known that there has been a depreciation of could hardly be au ust. more injurious to a per- first Teas on the London marketibus son to pay between them, but they disagreed in to keep the peace for three months, in one will probably all the laurels of putting the of the milk, it might be all right, but it in well all son, and he need not test the fory there consequence, and fought, when the man's householder, $50.
neutralising the efforts of the other splendid 2 or 30 per ount on all produce shipped from an in trade than to have his cheques refused. Shanghai this year. We bought the bills ori. In such a mise the enforet was aut bound to mother came with a bundle, and preferred the
Choag-a-yeo, a barber, was charged by Yaen-vessels loading hers. charge now brought for revenge..
The P. & U. has circulated the Venetia as genally believing that the firia in Lyons was prove speciel damage. The joy should con-
well able to take them up.
after what it might probably be and 5x it Complainant's Bou, Cheong-a-'ng, denied the E-bon, shopman of the Po-wabshop, Tow-mab-
25.00 per toe.
To Mr. Rennie-Though much a case ban amount, which altould not be excessive nor ssertion, said he was puesing, and seeing hie tee, with taking advantage of bis coming into follows
never occurred, I consider we should come un risdictive, but such damagee as might be fair mother on board the pass boat, naturally weat the house to abave the inmates, and walking FREIGHT..........
the drawers for the amount of the billa, leaving compenestion for the injury. Plaintiffs bad to see what she was doing there, when the de. off with two jackete bong up to dry on the If firat steamer Home from Han-
staircase. The case being well proven against
them to realise the security. The smoent paid claimed Tle. 3.0.0, they might have claimed fendent pashed bio dawo, thin was geen by the the defendant, he was sent to three morthe
for the billa is usually placed to the onedit of Ta. 20,000 or Tis. 50,000. In a case be quotedTM hosten.
the customers onrrent kacon_
the cheque refused was for £111, and the time
minors ut Cleveland, and it in foured that it BON, and we have not to look very far, iuas.will paralyse the North of England Iron trade.
The fall of Khina is wontradiated much se the Chinese Hospital Committen de-
20th May. The Versailles Assembly has reassembled. clared their anxiety to Lunt out cases of the
The voting shows that partics are evenly kind when they asked the Government toniunced. allow them two detectives for the purpose. The Montrobista are disciplined and resolate,
The point, however, in connection with
and well present a motion "demanding a firm Conservative Qabinet. the subject, whigh seems to require expiaua- nation, is this. We cannot suppose that within the last week or as there has been so
The Versailles Government has presented Constitutional Billa: the Conservativez refused, however, to allow it reading.
It is assorted that. France pays the next half
marvellous an increase in the crims of kid-milliard in Freuon gold, napping as to cause the large augmentation
to the number of cases which is at present.
HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The ease was then rewarded til! Wednesday, for further evidence and previous convictions. KIDNAPPING
Mr. King, Inspector of Brathala, charged a man named Foong-a-lee, with kidnapping a wo mon and attempting to sell her ut Macao.
hard labor,
LAROENT,
BEYOND F. W. MITCHELL, Esq.
A WET INALDE AND A DOGXING OUTSIDE.
A French kesinam bamed Towerer, was,
kow......
5.10
days in advance of any steamer
from Hankow.....
5.15
3 daye...
4
8.00
8.16
5
P
6
io 7.00 At the first blush there in some class tisfaction aharged by P.O. 247, with being drunk and die-at the complication of rates. For outside Complimant said the mistress of bro be orderly, a citing the police, and jumping into steamers £5 per ton may be the gure. Last No. 41, Squaru-street, applied to him to bare the sea on two socasions. the name of an inmate named Foong-gyer Defendus, who wid he was very drunk, was year's sweep has been at faut settled in favour of
the Agaremom. taken off the list, and from inquiry made he fined $1
SELLING MILITANT PROPERTY. suspected amething wrong, and then bad the
Jages Carry, private in H.M. Royal Artil
and the most important point of the matter the Ordinary General Meetings of the. Com under the new ordinance for the protection of his Fit He therefore
pany, und st Extraordinary General Meetings women.
wext
YOKOHAMA.. (Daily News.)
IMPORTANT BANKING CASE. (Summarised from the "N. C. Daily News.")
(Concluded) H. B.M. SurZEME COURT, SHANGHAI. 9th May, 1875. Before Sir E. Kunner, K., Chief Judge, CRAWFORD and others, trading as Mirso
and TOD.. Tas RONGXUNG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION,
Mr. Rennie basing summed nǝ for defendants, for which payment was withheld was two or His Lorcabip charged the jury, saying ba three days, and the jury gave £500 damages, If the thonght the case was one which they. sa com which the Court refused to redner. apparent; nor can we attribute this very An extraordinary meeting of shareholders in
wercial meu, would not find couch difficulty in jury were at opinion and as a matter of law disposing of The learned counsel for the de he thought they ought to take it to be so large change exclusively to the working of the above Uompany took place yesterday, the
fendants bad some difficulty at the commence that the defendants were not justifiad under ment in anding oot what were the substantial the circumstances in refusing to cash the the couple of detectives employed by the Bon, Jas Whittall in the chair. The Chair
man haying read the notice convening the Hospital Committee, unless there is some meeting, said that no doubt the shareholders
issues to be tried by a jury. He this Lord cheque, better they had no positive evidenca abip) confessed that be had not any great that those bills which were vat would be thing very special in the nature of the ar- would remember the discussion which had taken
dificulty in finding them out, and he hoped dishonoured, they weald Bud a verdict for cangements made by that body is connec-place with reference to altering No. 68 and
be would not base much dictfulty in explain the plaintiffs. As he had already said, 67 of the Articles of Association, when Mr woman Poong-yee brought to him. He made
ing them. In the first place the plaintiffs there was nothing more than a possible tion with these matters. It is perfectly clear Howett had stated he would bring forward a enquiries from her, and it appeared the mistrcas Jery, was charged by PO. No. 60, with trying
A correspondent sends us the following exaald: "Yon were our Bankera; you bad, of liability on the Bulle at the moment, and. of the brothel wanted to send her away in ona to sell a part of bis kit in Lower Lancarrow, that as soon as the Committee of the Hospi-resolution with that object. tal was desirous that kidnapping cases should then propcard the following resolution:
Mr. Romeit abortly after this enterod, and tody of the defendant, to sell her at some other and M. Marpby, a seaman on board the steamer triet from a private letter Irum Yokohama, a running accoзnt, a balance; we drew oer this could not be set off against the posi place. He questioned the mistress, and she Glenroy, with assisting the fint defendant to dated the 10th inst.: The Grand Stand and tain cheques against this balance, and you tire liability of the Bank to honour their ass- paddock sta la were barnt alean down two nights refused them; in so doing you caused us on somer's-cheques, and the jary should say now be bought before the Police Court and pro- lat Special Resolution Wberons it is croaid the defendant wanted to sell the girl to sell same.
Complainant stated on Sunday evening, ago, so we bave to make temporary arrange siderable damage, for which we spek to get a whether plaintiffs were entitled to draw for the secuted, such cases were hunted up, and pedient that the number of shares to be held her. A unts of the girl to prostitution being brought to the cognisance of the authorities; or represented by the shareholders present at against the girl's will, bà charged the defandau, be heard that soldier was trying to sell ments, which, as the Buses were to begin on snm named by a jury, as well as the sum you whole or what portion of the amount of their
Jenkins' the 14th, is alightly inconvenient.
refaxed to pay as, which still remains in your balance. hunde." He need not tell the jury that a Mr. Renaic said his objection hitherto bad Boarding-bon.se, and saw the first de
Bank was bound to honour the shegues of a only referenos to the question of Toung-tab's Fong-a-yee, declared, said the defendant was fendant with a pair of boots in bis band, is this namely, that nalees we believe these convened by the General Managers, should be
custoder no long as he did not overdras. cheque, but he now vislied to extend it to the a relation of bers on her husband's side, a clane- and second defandant had a pair of artillery cases have sprung up in most unusual abunge hundred instead of five hundred, s
heretofore. Resolved that the word 'fire' in man. Two months back ber basband took sick trousers in his possession, with the stripes
Then they came to what would justify refusal, taking of aconale as prayed in the second and it the jury thought defendants and made prayer of the petition. dance during the last weak or two, it seems the clauses numbered 66 and 67 of the Artioles in her native place, and shortly after died taken of. His informant told him that the
oal a oate entitling them to refuse, they would His Lordship said the socount prayed for by clear that, failing the assent and co-operation of Assoention of the Company be struck out Leaving her dead husband in the hands of his second defendant had asked a West Indian
find for the Bank. They started with the plaintiffs as this-bat in the Banker's books fact that a large sum of money, upwards of on 4th or 5th April, were we entitled to draw of the Hospital Committee, it has hitherto and exparged, and that be word one be relatives, she asked the defendent to bring her to sell the boots for the fiat defendant. Se snbstituted in lieu and exclusion thereof,” to Hongkong, to place ber in some family cond defendant denied that he know anything been impossible to bring kidnappers to This was seconded by Mr. Linstead, and car house, so that $50 might be raised to pay the about the boots, but the browsers were given | J.
Ths. 6,000 wann, the Bank, and on the 4th for P-and the jury should stato this as well an April the plaintiffs drew a cheque for Tis the damages. The latter they should make ried unanimously,
expenses of burying her husband. bo do him by a soldier. In the charge-room, second
4663.82, in favour of a certain Teang.tah, to sufficient, but not vindictive, for unquestion- justice.
The following resolution was then proposed feźdant took her away and brought her to defendant admitted that the first defendent
Claim for Tls. 3,000 dimages.
which cheque the first ieand had reference. ably the plaintiffs had proved special durange, The corrollary, therefore, from the present by Mr. E.D. Sassos, seconded by Mr. Barrows, Hongkong: be then took her to the brothel of gave him the boots to sell for 81.
In answer to firat defendant, witnees said ha For Pisiatifs Mr. Wainewright.
Flaintiffs said that Teung-tub want to the although they were not bound to do so. The one Chon-a-lat, No. 41, Equare-street, and the state of affairs, seems inevitably to be that and carried unanimously;
For Defendants-Messrs. Bennie and Miller. Bank, presented the cheque and was paid, "but evidence as to the cocount was very clear, the the Tung-wha Hospital is the only detectivead Special Resolution-Resolved, that mistress promised to pay the money. She was never saw him sell the boots, nor give them
Before the following Jury, iz-Measri. atter making such payment, and on the same amount was something like Tla. 6,441.82
Mr. Wainewright recalled to his Lordship Article No 78 of the Regalations of the theroon placed on the list as a prostilate on to the West Indian.
Firat defendant said he gare the boots to the E. Francis, W., 9. dabbins, A. A. Krause, day, the Bank applied for the moneys no institution which can be relied upon by Company ba struck out and expunged from the 2nd May, but the mistresu refused to pay,
paid by thew, alloring, contrary to what was that there was a claim of Tla 75 against the the Government. Without the assistance the Articles of Association, and that an article saying she wanted to end her to San Francisco, second defendant because he was hard-up; the A. Simmonite, and T. H. Artindate...
Mr. Renele having opened the case for defend the truth and the fact, that at the time of plaintiffs, which they admitted. wats, called the Eallowing evidence
making such payment. they had not moneys of that institution the natives are unable to in the words following be substituted in lien and as she did not want to go there, the mis boots are not his leat asue, they were the boots
Dis Lordship said the jury could take that Second defendant said first defendant gave the wen Cameron, sworn, siste man of the plaintiffs in their harde sufficient for into consideration.
After a brief consultation, bring forward cases which, the recent polica and exclusion there, that is to say:-"At treas beat her with a rattan scross the issued before the last.
every adjournment there sbáll be present the shouldera.
At this stage the mistress of the brothel, boots to him to sell for $1; se told him be did ager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank at the payment of the said cheque and available;
Mr. Francis said the jury found for the reports seam to show, they are most anxious same number of sharobotders as provided for
Chun-a-lat, was placed on the charge-sheet, not know much about the town, so he gave the Shanghai. On the afternoon of 4th April, for that purpose, and that the said cheque to bring to light. This being the case, it in respect of the original meeting!
The third resolution, which is as follows, was charged under the same ordinapos with aton black follow to sell. He got the trowsers from about 1.50 or 2 o'clock, I heard that Meprs.ad been paid by anittake, and in consequence plaintifs, Autoages 11s. 3,000, and that they would seem quite natural and sensible that proposed by Mr. André, seconded by Mr. E. R. tempting to sell the girl to prostitution, and William. Denetan, a private in E.M. Royal Milsom Poy and Berry of Lyons had ansponded and by reason of the allegations aforesaid the were entitled to a balance of account of Th
with beating her, because she refused to go Artillery, He told him to wear them at sea, as payment. I at once went to Mesars. Milsom defendante obtained repayment of the monoys 6,80991
Hie Lordabip said be entirely concurred with the Government should resort to ibat body Belilios. and also carried unanimously:
they were no good to him, and if he did not and Tod's clice here. I first, bowerer, made so paid by them, and the said cheque was for information concerning the crime being the words and figures between the 20th day of
3rd Special Resolution-Remired, that where she wished to send her to.
Witness resumed evidence, und said that fad, take them he would only give them to a coli. enquiries as to whether any of their cheques were returned to the plaintiff's dlabonoured." This the jury in their verdiol, and to only baped being presented, and gav finstrucione that pay was the plaintifs statement, and which they that as there was a very important question committed in the Colony; and to judge by February and the 10th day of Marbh being he enld get no money from the second He gave nothing for them. the manner in which the recent Deputation struck out and expunged from Article 64 of the defendent, the first defendant came to take her Mr. Watts stated the ascond delendant only went abould be delayed until my return. I saw believed to be the fuot. And from the evi- arising out of this oase, sa to what were the are out of geol three days bank; be formerly Mr. Will Tod at their office. He said he under-dence with reference to the obtaining back legal rights of Bankers, it would be referred to H. E. the GOVERNOR treated the subject, Articles of Association of the Company, and away, to sell bar at some other place,
the words on or before the 10th day of Marob' First defendant admitted he brought the com.belonged to 's 10th Regiment, and sailed stood the wission on which I bad como, that the money, the jury had to ascertain whether bune, for he did not desire that the points of is would seem that this is the impression be substituted in lien sed exclusion thereof. plainant to Hongkong, and took her to the se- in the Adventure to Singapore, where it appeare the manager to the French Bank bad been there, the cheque was practically dishonored. From law involved should rest upon his unopported
and had informed him that the firm of Milo the copy of the actuant current produced, the opinion. they desire to convey. It will be well, how- The CHAIRMAN explained that the object of cond defendant's bosse to sell key. The second he got discharged.
Jeremiah Pekat, sworn, stated the pond Puy and Ch. Berry had failed. Upon that I jury would see that, on the denit side, the n
A large quantity of spesie, valued at some ever, before the authorities carry the plan of thin reaslation aus to emble the mealing to be defendant promised to pay $30, and finding
called as soon as possible after the accounts. be could not get any monoy, sold the second defendant, accompanied with the Brat defend-remaked that there was a cheque prosent que was passed ar paid, and this was the reason delegating to any such body such important were made up. That was somethines, as was defendant he must take her away, as he want ant brought him a pair of boots and trowsere, el for T. 4,663, and as he was aware we why be had naked fr. Greig if that entry was £1,200, has jest ban recovered from the wreck of their paper 1 made an dato. He had asked the question also, of the Orescent City, which we lost off Clona. faactions as those of detecting and pre- the case last year, considerably before the 10th ed to realise money to bury his brother, to Tenkice Bourding-burse, to sell. He saw the beld a large amount
whom be found dead at Canton when he trowsers weromilitary trowsers, and be therefore asked him to withdraw it, as we would not be because there was so such entry in the passkilty about three years ag
At the Thames police-court, a sailor Las been wecuting criminals, that they should tear in March.
Tria occluded the business of the meeting, went on a visit from Hongkong. He was would have nothing to do with them; the books able to pay it. I asked him whether in the book, which was made up and sent to plaintiffs mind that this may work two ways that is, which separated with the anal compliment employed in a photography shop in Hong he was not so certain of. He told him he would event of the drafts coming back they would be on the 7th, And they might use from this punished for desorbing from his ship at Sydney. kong, in the Queen's Road Central, named seo about them by-and-bya Shortly after the able to take them up, and so far as I recollect that the entry was not made in the Bank books The organ mat him again at Grecu's Sailors' be paid for the if the fact that the Committee of the Chi. to the Chairman
* | Fangia-bung.
polico came to this boase, and after some con-he said: I must confess, I think we will not on date, because the fact was the money bad Home, where he was about A young Irish girl in Bucksonville, Ill., ban Witness resumed evidence, and asprized the veraution they were taken into custody. Both be in a position to pay them. To the course of not been then paid. He had rather pressed Hr home voyage in another ship. Besides forfeit refused 10 dollars for her hair. It reaches the whole abe said before, saying that the orme defendanta had been drinking, but were not conversation whieb lasted about five minutes, Greig on the point, because it was possible, ang all his pay, he was sentenced to 12 weeks
be referred a second time to this and expressed | Mr. Benaiseemed to think that by some hard labour in guoli down to Hongkong herself on the 2nd, and drunker four when she stande erest.
nese Hospital moves in the matter of bring.
ing forward cases results in so extmordinary
an increase in the number of the crimes