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VACATIONS A SAFEGU AND. ling falsehoods.
We cannot reallu single instanes of a de KWOK-A-SHING & WONG EENG-WOO-Plainslient wanted to live peaceably, and did not ing the paper, say, “ Why this in tag ber of the emplxicant was already convicted-of-tel-
Chcong-a-leong, chief olerk in the Bogin-falcation in any bank or olios in Boston daring demand at hom. The lay may yet come
Obun-sui-nau, compradore to Mesure, Ara when we shall become independent of China claimed $12.90 Tho Chisaman on whom want to be hapoyed, and wished the defendant the child born at Na, 4, Gutzlaff ster
Mrs. Pereira, sworn, stated she is a widow hold, Karberg & Co., and be remembered going tray-General's, ethon for births and deaths, the last twenty-five years where the defaulter wrong han. He stated defendant bad gone.t in two distinct ways-that is, when we shall one served appeared to be the to be bound over to koop the penee. no longer require to sell to hera drug which, Musan; and that the mum 2008 had been given lady, and resided next door to defendent, where to the Registrar-General's office on the 18th onenid that he saw the defendant in the oflce, was not prompt in the morning, diligent dorjog Oven if it is not pornicious, is vociferously de to the son of the defendant-lizerefore defend: there is a passage between; bns been living there bie oxu acconut, and after nishing his business baving come in with Mr. Tonnosby. He heard the day, anxious to work overtine, and offen For some three months. On the 11th inet. she wich Mr. Tonnoohy, he spoke to bim about the the defendant any to the complainant that he evenings, and even on the Babbath. He saver sut muat know of the matter. Defendast was
removed a broken piece of haar, her pro- birth of a obild benging to the defendant, and was exerting himself a little too much, adding, accepted the gan-ratios allowed during the clared to be so by the Chinese, and shall be expected back in a week.
His Hobor entered judgment for the amount, perty, ad un elepping board over the side saked what the fine was for registering after aWe are Chinese, and novem-teuttanftheneexor-sumer montes, but was always at his post. channel, and placed atone in its stead. The de- month, and was told $1. He then asked whit- tiona would heanfficient. He did not bear the de. Had the Merchante', the Grocers, the Sudik, able to procure perhaps the only article for
fendant abused her, oalled ber- thief, and the results of incorrect information were, and fendant say anything about women," Hedinct the Stale, the Shoa" and Leather Dealers' the- which we are now absolutely dependent upon but would stay cxecution for a week.
THIELD. WILKINSON. This case camp for she told her the property was her own, and the was told it would have to be sent to the Acte consider that defendant was insolent, he only Washington, tho North, the Doctitante, the the Celestial Empire, from our own depen.. lencies. The above would doubtless be award again, the plaintiff stating that the horte defendant wanted to take the stone away, and lug Colonial Secretary, the Hsa. O. 0. Smith, looked on it as a little advice. If defendant came Freamian's, and the Webater Bank not only bar had not been given up. Judgment was a potion constable came, and defendant order and doubtlans to the Magistrat. He said it was to him and weed the words, he would not think allowed, but insisted on their employee opend peculiar solution of the difficulties connected given fut $52,35, and an application was to be ed him to remove the stone, and bo refused. a mistake, and could not be helped. He then he was insulted in ti office. The defendanting a few days in the constry, once a year ut
he always upolte in.
thonennila disappearing from their caffara, is if hoth with Tea and Opinm; but it seems by made for the box, which was to be given up She removed it heraclf, and abusal ber droid- went with Mr. Toanochy to the offer of the spoke in his soft, wild way of speaking way loset, instead of thousanda uut bydreds of
fully. Complainuut asked the constable whether first witness.
In answer to Mr. Brereton, witness anid that Mr. May said even if it was not proved not emppbeable that the amorets stolen would no incans an improbable cue to come about immediately.
M-Tallor uppeared inter, and asked if the ho would be witness Un the 13th fastint este in Thiel v. Wilkinson would flow the sue pinood a stone at her door from the book, ho want to defendant's shop on a day pre that defendant made use of language calculated have been greatly diminished? There Le bon person had to cause a breach of the peace, the defendant no bank dofalcation that we are aware of in this in the coarse of time,
judgment. His Honor refaen tonom-them, so as to enable bor to step out of the rain into viots, and defendant said as the claim had been made for the value of the her house, oleas. The defendant sent her come to him hd oid that be had did wrong in going to a Government-office teity that could be peasibly covered up for The steamer Zazon arrived at Shangh on hay. So, here, instead of at Sydney, and large serraub to ask her what she paid for the given rang statement in reference administer adviso to a lovernment, offer. He longer time than forty-eight hours without the
stones, and ebe persistently refused to sums to the birth his ohild, and asked what he would, however, dischargé him, with this in presence of the defanitor and his pes. The a
Berea of the bookkeeper and paying and the ly exceeded the amount granted.
This nggravated the defendant, und abe called should do, upd he said it was better at once to timation.
The complainant, Wong-a-ki, clerk at the receiving tallers of a bank one or two days in a BAN-SING I O. PRIOR-Clum for agross to her, and said tho was thief, and a get it corrected in an open way, and told him $190, balance of money feat on a promis mistress of prostitutes, one who did businean in he was going to the Registrar-General's office Registrar General's was then arraigned by requarter, would be a greater safeguard to depoal- Bory note. The amount lent was $100, and it Taipingsban, and she baving twa dongbters and he would nek Mr. Toanochy about it. The quest of Mr. Brereton, unic Section X, tors and stockholders than a danbh board of wax from any of a hundred stores in Hoster for bad rau for 16 months at 35 par month in forcet, unmarried, said they were her inmates, she the defendant said to him, "You pay the dollar, Ordinance 6 of 1862, and Ordinace 5 of 1850, modern directors; and bad the savings bank at a few days, while the cashier passed a day ar S60 having been paid or account. Mr. Wotton mistress, and the let gentlemen at night into and ete Mr. Tonucchy atout it. He did ne, for wilfully giving false testimony, and was Exeter employed a sheap and honest young
bottles into her window, nud said she did not asked what could be done. The defendant. did
two in New York, or among the geen hilla of appeared for the plaintif. Judgment given for the house. That night the defendant throw and paid $1. Did not give any apology, only fined $10. the amount claimed.
aare about going to Court, as the und plenty of any the error doubtless came abent by bis
Vermont, it is anfe to say that it would bave been money in the vaults and consequently of money to pay all expens. She was also abused writing eiz- for sixteen. He formerly was one of the trustem of the Tang-wa Hospital,
beart to the deluded individuals who com on the 12th, the day previou
Defendant denied the charge, und said that was the treasurer, his pause is in the Ordinanoc.
plimented the gentlemanly easier for his Functuality. There are plenty of banke, atti when she took over the house from Mr. Speechly He is a unn of property, and is looked on by
of corperations, and large businesa houses who there was a bridge of planking across the aide the Chinese as a good waa, did not know that channel, which Mr. Speechly put there, and the Chinese onsidered bio na ons of the head
than a day at a time for many years, and who the defendant took it away and Elled the side me. He was one who formed deputations to
a show you their most confidential men who
course, and in, the passage war between her office.
even refuse the generous offer of a three weeks' chanuel with stones, so as to erop the water the Governor and to the Registrar-Genom's
have not been sent from their posts more
Mr. Brereton suid be knew the witness to be
absence when it is presented. Such ma as bouze, and. omplainant's a great pamber of
these are so far been the ones who pilfered stone had been placed, so na to destroy the road, one of the avat respectable mea in the ectony;
the funds of unsuspecting depositon und poiled- the rain washing againstthere and avaing holee ono who always respected the English law, sed and pools. She spoke to her about it, bat did all in bis power to have it obeyed.
Witness said be had known the defendant
the wool over the eyes of confiding directors. It was a saying of oue of the best and most she led her a fool. Her husband epoke to her about it, and got some of the stones removed, for over 13 years, as a most respectable wan.
widely-respected marshants of this city, thes when he bid s'olerk, wlan did not wish or de but now bo has taken passage to England. She On the day he went to Mr. Tonnochy's office, and was ail alone, and the complainant tabca ad after he had paid the $1, hemaid to the first wit
sire a vacation, "it was about time for him to
Herald. take a long one."-Boston, 2 The witness produced a book, in which ap.vantage of it and bus completely-blocked the ass, When any women came you will plaaso in- passage and side channel. She did not want to stractthem in the law, as none of them know any, peared a memorandum of the sales.
have anything to say to the complainant, ahend a very few mea know any either." He was wanted peace and quietuors; she bad lived for not well versed in it himself. The first wituras some years at the Mosque, nad never had any said that the defendant was very impudeat, And he must ret him punished. He said to him, If he has offended you, beis willing to domy and apologise." The first witness got very angry, and thrust down a piece of red paper, saying, "Look at that," He gave him a le advia. eaying he was rong, and should be careful how he acted, as many eyes were an kho. Mr. May. Then you went to be peacemaker, He could not tell why bo got angry.
and raised a stormo,
CARSAMBHOY 7. SAM-SING-This was a claim ..for sa, for goods delivered to defondunt's wife Defendant, & remarkably tall Sikk, appeared with a neckice of gold coins around his neck; and pleaded that defendant bad never told him his wife got the goods, and had never asket him for the money. The wife was produced, and declared that she bad never bad the goods
question.
Messre. A. G. Hogg & Co.'s Saigon Circular of the 12th instant, etutesSince the date of our last Cireniar a dioderate business has trean jane in Rice, und wilbis the part week a de mand for grain bus set in for Java. Tus de cline in price, prediated in our last, has taken place, and to-day round grain is worth $1.0, ear 31.03. Shipments on a moderate" sual
ave been made to Olian, and notwithstanding advices of a discouraging nature, Chinese are continuing to ship la longkong and Cost porta. For Java, the amount expartod to date is mederate. The totul export of Rice from 15th May to 12th June, 1873, ia 2,404,632 piople, against 2,744,471 picin fer the sama period of 1872.
SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT. June 17th.
-BRPORN THE HON. H. J. BALL KOR-A-SAM. J. W. BELCHER -The plaio, tiff, an Amab, claimed §6, as wages. This de. fendast refused payment, on account of bor leaving willant giving warning. She left on the morning of the let June, and the wages claimed were for May. Defendent aid when she left the children were sick, and it was a very bard}
case.
Paintiff said that defondant bad assaltel bur, and his wife had told bar and could go away and that there was another Ausah presont when
she vent.
A colle was called by plaintiff as a vitness, and testified that he had measured aut cd supplied the goods two years and eleven months ago.
His Honor enquired why plaintif had not aned before,
He said that he was a poor man, Jud was pat off from time to time.
It nopeared at this stage that the woman was not married at the time the gooda were said to have been sold, and bis Honor said the parties ought to have been joined.
The lady then went into the box, and declared she was the lawful wife of the defendant.
His Honour said he was in a position to give judgment for defendant because the plaintiff bad not joined the husband and wife, and abould do so on bat ground, but he was also influenced in deciding by a case for $3 baring been. left over for the spnoe of nearly three yeath
PAKATANG 7. BJOZLING, Plaintiff claimed 310, wagen from 8th May to 9th June, $8, and 82 ou the previous month. Defendant suid be bad paid the whole of the wages with Defendant said this was outirely false." His flogour considered that, as the work for the exception of $2, and this be would pay if
Adjourned till next Tuesday. the period had been done, he should give a dethe count of his wardrobe were given. oree for the amount. Be suggested that the other tauttor was propedy ous for the Polies Court.
A. HURT . Dayazenoy.—This was a clatin for 1.13, for goode sold and delivered. Dofend- ant said he bad received some goode, bit bad paid for all he had. Ke-produced a long written meaorandum, a galley pot and an old sirpport of bis contention. pre iption, You Franelice, Mr. L. F. FER, 1, Merka of Messrs. funt & Co. showed that
alamata Exclusge
the goods had bees applied to bin, Indgment New York Messrs. 5. M. PangingiLL & Co.
37. Park -
given for the amount, and his Hosur said to defendant, be did not believe word he said, HALLN HOLT2and Kelly
and were it not for one entry in the plaintiff's & Co, Khanghai HALL CHOLEST KL book which he was unable to explain, he would
bave sent him toʻgnol..
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The Daily Press.
MAK-KONG . WONG KING-TOO-Claim for $71 money lent, and interest on $70. The plaini isted in reply to the Court, that the interest had been agreed upon. Defendant did wt appour. Judgment was gived for the amount cianed.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE, Jana 17th.
BEFORE THE HON.-O, MA
WATCHMAN TO GAM BLIES
disturbance.
Mr. May told bath defendant and complainant that had to disturbance been of greater extent he would have called on them to be bound over to keep the peace, but is it was trivist, be would discharge the defendant, and trusted they would keep to their premises, and way from each other, and vot come up with any more such tales.
Defendant was discharged.
BREACH OF ORDINANCE.
Mr. Toanochy gave evidence of having giren instructions to have the one brought forward. He had een instances where attempts bad been made to Bave a dollar, bat he did not boliara
this was done in this instance, but seeing that a statement in writing had been made, and facts were mother, he had the case brought forward.
MARINH MAGISTRATES COURT.
June 17th.
BEFORE H. G. THOMSETT, Esq., R.N.
THE "BRILLIANT." Chae, Newmac, aster of the British bark
towards him on the 17th instant, but the case Brilliant, sborged W. Tenta, chief mate, with neglect of duty, and using threatening language broke down for want of evidence.
THE GLENROY,"
John Patton, chiet mate of the British stearner Glenroy, charged three firemen and out seaman belonging to the sterer, with bring drank and aufit for daty on the 16th instant,
Defendants admitted that they bad been drinking, but denied that they wero drunk, and were ordered to forfeit two days' pay,
THE JAKEJ SHEPHERD.
W. O. Madden, master of the British ehip James Shepherd, charged J. Sallivan and A. Waters, seamen of that ship, with going on aborg without leave on the 36th instant.
Defendante warg sent to four daya' bard labor each.
THE
'DASÜDE”
Alfred Clanchy, chie: mate of the British eteamer Danube, charged F. Wight, imao of that steamer, with broashing cargo on the
16th instaat.
Defendant denied the charge, and was dis- charged with a cauzion.
A QUESTION FOR THE DEBATINO
SOCIETY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PRESS.
SIB, the Hongkong Debating Society still in existence and if es, I would bag to propose abject for debate, which I feel sure our to all fortb quite as much energy as the debate It is "Whether there is not argent necessity for action on the Water Supply (f) of Hong- kong,"
Yours truly,
on the Coolio Trafie."
Hongkong, 17th June, 1873,
DRY.
THE LATE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S
WILL
Mesere, Markby, Tarry, and Stewart, sotici tors forthe administratrix of the lite Emperor Napoleon's will have furnished to the London papers, the following document, which they state is a copy of the wili in question:-
"TE 15 KT WILL "I commend my, eon and my wife to the high constituted autburities of the State (aux grasda corpa de l'Etat), to the people, and the army, The Empress Eugénie poacceses all the qualities requisite for conducting the Regmor well, and my son displays a disposition and judgment which will render him worthy of his high de timise. Let him nerer forget the motto of the head of our fuily, Everything for the French people. Lect him fix in his wind the writings of the prisoner of St. Heleus, lotito sccdy the Emperor's deeds and correspondence; finally, let his remember, when circnustusgees so permit that the cange of the people is the cause of Franco Power is a heavy burden, because one cannot always do all the gond one conld with, Rud because your contemporaries seldom rebder yon justice, so that, in order to full one's miasion, one must have faith in, and ecnuCĪɔka. ies of, one's duty. It is necessary to consider that from Heaven on high those wiera you have loved regard and protect your it is the soal of my iliustrine bole that has always inspired and sugaisel ta. The like will apply
The Acting Registrar. Genersi Bummoned Kwok-muk-tong, master of the Wing-kes shop, Hing-long-street, for giving false in formation at the Registrar-General's office.
Mr. Brereton appeared for the defendant. Wong-a-ki, declared, said he summoned the defendant poder Section XVIII., Ordinance 7 of 1872. On the 10th Jane the defendant cume. Mr. Brereton suaused up the case, remark to the clice to register the birth of a child, ing that the defendant should be discharged, and presented a paper, the same produced. Be as be cual no he punished under that ordinance, read the paper, and sw that the Crother's and asked that Wung-ki, the first witness name was omitted, and the profession of in, the oase, be punished under Ordinance & of the father was also omitted. He asked who was 1850, as under the Section 10 of 1832, be is prit. ishable. Again, the ordinance for registration of the mother, and he said Ng-a-wan, and he wne Ho-a-bung, Chinese, was charged by Eu- the father, bis profession was master of the births and deaths provides that enquiry should
A GRIEVANCE. TO THE EDITOь OF THE "DAILY FRIKY." ropean constable No. 8, with noting as watch-Wing keo ocal shop. A abrof in his office, only be made at the house of the mother, and man to a gang of street, gamblers, in Markest friend of defendant's, said to him, "Your child the mother only should appear when the bus-
SIBI should like to be enlightened on street, Taipingshab, at 4 pa on the 16th inst. 16 nut a month old yot," and defeudant said hand in sick or away from the Cohny. In this Complainant stated that the defendant was "No, it is not." On the red paper prodused it instance the first witness ecat to defendant's servant tu sume Portuguese in the locality, and was said the birth of the child couried on the wife, knowing defendant was in the colony, this the advantages acering from the Hongkong defendant wae alanling by the lamp at the top 16th May. After this be anted defendant to he did for purposes best known to himself, Pier and Goden Company. If you have goods
your coolies several times a long way out of private property. It is my desire tha: on the of the steps, at the foot of which a guag of sign the book, and he went away, after doing Another thing, defendant never had the entries coming to your craignment by a vessel dis to my son, for he will always be worthy of a Ramblera were in full play. Os bis appenlich 80. After he had gone be recollected having entered in the book, if any were made, read to charging at the Pier, you usually have to send name Lieve to the Empress Bugénie all ny the defendant waved sa umbrella, and cried ontbren informed that a birth occurred on the ELL | him before bo signed them.
First witness, recalled, said the entry was town to obtain delivery-it fortunately your majority of my son she ball inhabit the Elysée He-low," when the whole of the gamblere ran May, in Gutzlaff-street, consequently be sant
to another place, which happens as often with dear to bar, and that after my death she will quessengers to ascertain the facts, and denbting ade both in English and Chuese, and was goofs have not by mistake laen forwarded on a Biarritz. I trast that my memory will be away.
Defendant was fined in the sum of $5, in de- the truthfulness of what they maid on their realways read to them.
Mr. Brereton denied this, and said it was not the Fier Company as before, when stripe ware forget the griefs I any bave cansed her. With regard to my on, let him keep as a turs, he informed Mr. Tounochy, who asked.)
The inconvénia to the politic is particu. talisman the seal used to west attached in. fault 14 days' burd labor.
NO PABE.
who was the owner of the house, and be read, although it was opalsory for in to discharging into boats.
the Frub mail any watch, and which comes from my mother; Imad out it was a woman named 'Ne-a-qo do so.
Kwok-king-oleong, culkd for the dafenue,said larly great in the case of She was sent for, and she knew nothing about the outbr, and she was sent back to flad. Le wwe & wood-onrver, and be bas registered the beamers discharging there, became they bring let him carefully preserve avitything tast ont, but she never retrace. On the 14th, at birth of a child, the extry was made in the book many small parcels of gods for many different comes to us from the Emperor, my uncle, and al advantage from this institution, are, I think, and remain with him. Imake no mention of I am convinced that the 12.30 p., Chus-soi-nam, the compradose at by the first witness, and he signed it; it was consignees. The only partice who may derive let bim be convinced that my heart and my Mosses, Arabula, Karberg & Co., ono by re.never read to him.
Mr. Brereton said he could call a boat of wit the owners of steamers, besause the discharg my faithful servante.
ing and loading can be affected with more die
Express and my son will never abandon them. quest of Mr. Tonooby, end te we brught what he said he asked Mr. Tunnocky wheto read the ratries.
The shroff of the Registrar-General's office. Cannot be of uab importance, considering the man religion, which my son will always honour
(Signed) "NAPOLEON. ther he wanted sons now, and Mr. Tou. nocky wdYes." Mr Chaa-sai-ager paid recalled, said when any parson come to re-comparatively small number of vessels which by his pioty."
"Doue, written, and sigued with my band, wrote
lip of paper all the public La; the oonsignes, should be firet had not been registerad bafors 15 Aaye
at iba Palace of the Taileries, the 24to April, dollar fee, being mad because the birthgiater. the birth or death, first witness avail of it, but it appears to me the interests of
1885. the particulars; it in entered in the book, and
(Signed) "NAPOLEON." the applicant is asked to sigi it. He never
The solicitors observe that unavoidably dit- saw, or Geard, that it was read ont.
customers have occasioned some delay in the publication of the will, but letters of Adminis- tration cum testamento anexo have now tean applied for. The estate has been aworn under
Chao-chise. Au ad offender, as charged by Wong-a-sing, P.C. 253, with being out at 10 Fun-YONG . CHIONG-HORT-WUx-Claim p.m. in Hant-street, without a pas HONGKONG, JUNE 18, 1873.
Inspector Gair said the defendant had been for $475, for inoney leat, with interest, less $25 paid. Defendant did not appear, and judgment go on several occasions, the last time was for pocket piolfag. The defendant admitted having PROBABLY one of the most satisfhetory fea was given for the amount claimed.
been in gael wios. He said he had been sent tures which has of late becorrie prominent in
J. L. BRITTO . A. J. MARQUES-Coins for cut to get a doctor, but this from inquiry be into his office by Mr. Tonpeoby, and Ironi - néases who could prove that it is not the rule patol at the Pier than before, though even this I shall die in the Catbuild Apostolic and Ro connection with trade with the East, ie the $76, for goods supplied. Defendant did not found to be untrue. steady development of thy cop of ludina upper. Fudguient for plaintiff.
the present day command considerable atten-
Lion.
In nunat places, the rising up of a rival market would be locked upon as a fact calling Tather for deprecation than tongratulation But such are the peculiarities of the China Trade, that a rivalry of this description is rather an advantage than otherwise. It will serve to keep the demands of the native Chinese merebanis within something verging ation reasonable limită. So long as they have
a complete mannopoly of the trade in Teas,
they can almost demand any price they please.
Lowever, there be another country producing Tea in considerable quantities, a check must of necessity be placed upon the ability of the Chinese to demand their own prices. They will find that they are not na hitherto the indispensable purveyors of an article of great European pecessity, and in one form or Lother either/ucre directly or less directly -they will be made to feel that there must be prae limit to their demands.
Defendnut said the plaintiff used to guarrel with ber, and she was passing his shop and got Sue agry, and the disturbance thus arose. was crying because the plaintif beat her.
if
the constable austered in the negative.
anw the charge,
P. C. 253 said he was sent to defendant's brother to ascertain the truthfulcess of this tales and found it to be all fale, the brother Delendunt, could say nothing for himself, alleging he went out to puroban agar. except that he could get no employment in quence of his having been in gaot. He
A HARD CASE,
work Witnesa.-Yas.
The defendant;
.down on a
Mr. May said that be would give the benefit Defendant was disolurged accordingly. Mr. Brereton asked to have the first witness as the doth to defendant, and discharge him.
punished under bection X., Ordiuunoe 6, of 1872, und food $50, and if his Worship thought
consulted.
I am, Sir.
A. B.
Yours truly, Hongkong, 17th Jauc, 1878.
THE COUNTESS QUICCIOLY'S LITERARY REMAINS.
Tho supplement of the Allgemeine Zeitung of £120,000, but it is right to state that this sum he had maltaisasly brought the oase, not inbe 16th of April bas zu article apon Swinis subject to chias, wich will reduce the
of the pance
+
Tes. Title over ten years ago that WOO-VEN-SUN 1._LEE-A-CHOY.-Claim for
In answer to fr. Brereton, with can said he these Teas were looked upon as scmpelbing $50, for damages. Too plaintiff was water of
knew the master of the Wing-kee coal shop, but the Yna-bing shop, and claimed the above quite outside the regular Tea business, buburaount for being wrongfully given into eus
bedid not know his me. He knew him to be a from small beginnings the trade has goly by desenlaut. He stated defendant ie » dually increased, and the ladian Teas now neighbour of his, and on the 8th June she was End a sister who beld a situation, at an inmate wasitly men; did not know the respectability i sbluff of his office asked defendant the ques. forms an important element in the Homecreating a disturbance in the street, and heiau brothel, and on her carongs he was living, the defendant. The defendant handed the red tried to pacify her, and sold her to go as he conid not get any employment in the paper to him without saying saything. The Defendant was enordingly sent thither, tions in his presence, Chin-evi-pam came into Trade. Not only so, but they are, according ishte. Defendant came into the shop. colony. He wanted to go to bis native place,
bis office with Mr. Tondochy, and said he wan to goodauthorities, rapidly coming into favour, seized bold of an earthenward
and threw it at him. Be realated, and
Inspector Gair charged man hamed sent by the defendant to pay $1. After Mr. and commanding considerable support on the late called a polies constable, and he was or Charles Martin, with being a deelitate, maling Toneochy had gone out of the office, the man, eridance with Ordinance 5 of 1850, to panish burge's Byron," und detailed quotations from amount actually received by the adminstratriz
May peas day! | part of the public. They appear to be pa-routed ad brought before
true" may one day be brought to light co-
NEXT CENTURY. tronised chiefly on account of their strength and the surge was diewinued. There was a that last night, 16th instant, defendant me Chun-en-oam, aid he had some to rectify him in that, as there were several witnesses to the preface of the new editor, in which the hope to about che-balf of the sum naned. and borly, and to some extcut have inducticed large crowd, och erottement, and plaintiff we and said he was a destitute, fu consequence of wiatsko zude by defendant is the birth of the prove that bia statement, that he at all times is expressed that something at vare new and
taken bold of by the breast of the cout by the having fallen asleep on the seataat the Cricket ebild being on the 6th. The red paper pur- read the entires, were falet
This application was put back till after the perning Byron's life. "However, the, like
much else besides, lies in the lap of the gode, WHAT A MAN WOULD SEE IF HE WERE KNOCK- Grennd, and lost 200 rupees out of his pocket. ported to give the birth of the child on the 16th
ED INTO TICK MIDDLE OF (K. the publie taste so that the above-named defendant, and dragged to her shop,
Defendant aid he was an engine driver and May at No. 4, Untelaff-street. the asked the following once. old Chinaman, clerk in the shop, corro-
Daleodant oonid not explain how ho game and especially in the lap of one goddess, who
still treads the earth. Till she apraks we can. Not that which Bulwer Lyctou described with qualities are looked upon as of mere import-buriteit the above evidence. He did not see mechanical atter. Lingements led him to defendant whether those particulars were true,
leave Oxlcatta on the 23rd May in the steamer and be said yes. He did not recolleat at the to make the false statements.
not gacse what she may have to say." To this anoh sarcastic fascination und exquisite irony. unce than the flavours, which bare hitherto plaintiff given into custody.
INNOLENCE IN A PUBLIC OFFICE. Sik pulico constable No. 475 stated that Jugan, to proceed to Tokobans, with a view of time there was a birth on the 6th at the house,
Wong-a-ki, clerk at the Registrar-General's phrase the editor adda: "Quotes Goicuioli We are too busy to waste breath upon impos ---besa of so much importance, and which to
baa died meanwhile without divulging any sible situations and persons who are always getting something better on the railroads but after the defendant had gone, the sight there was a great disturbance, who was opening ap there. He landed in this colony on of the messenger in the office brought to his offea, summoned Chuu-sui-nam. compradore thing Now (ays Mr. Kat) Hillebrand, wri- coming bat never arrive. It is the American tif running off, and the defendant,
to Messrs. Arnhold, Kariery & Co., for behaving ting to us from Florence), I bave had the privi- man and woman of the next generation we are crying, gave him into custody. He could not the 10th justant, as the steamer did not proceed recollection the previous knowledge be bad, and understand what defendant said. The plaintiff farther North, and was going to take the next. it was from Mr. Tonnochy'a vice he sent to in a disorderly manner at the Registrar-Ge leze of looking through the whole of the ex- thinking of. Bev, Dr. Dagood, of this city, re- neral's effles, and using anguage towards the tremely valuable manuscript collection left bycently gave a thoughtful and sebolarly lecture a baded unt, and next day brought before steamer North. He took a walk to bear the No. 4, Gutzlaff-street. He also spoke to the
complainant calculated to obstruct him is the the Countess, which is still in the possession of entitled" Guesses us the Twentieth Coatury.” Mr. May when the defendant in this case and play on Friday evening, on the green, and shroff, the defendant's friend, to tell bim bo had (complainant in the Potes Chart) did not ap. sat down on the store seats and went off to better come-and-make-a-correction discharge-of-bis-duties, and to cause a branch her family contains, besides the MS. of a It will be the blossom of which this dentary is
leep. When he awoke, some time after, he the babit of sending to the house where the
Mr. Brereton adeo appeared for defendant in work on "Byron's Stay in italy," by the Counthe hud, if not the ball. It will contain platy tees, which is full of urpublished letters and of felicisies and attractions, without doubt. Bat pear, and he was discharged.
found that two hundred rupees in cotes had been birth took place for information; sometimes extracted out of his pocket, consequently that the mothers comes themselves; he in general this case.
Wong-a-ki, sworn, stated on the 14th instant contemporary notices, a quausity of Lord By: what sort of men and women wall it have? Its being all be was possessed of, he was now a sende to the boase of the husband, but in the
Marino Falieri," several cantes of Dou may be grand; bat we are more concerned in destitute. He paid for his passage to this part swept of the busband being away he want to the the delgudant came into his office, accompanied ron's autograph manuscripts (for instance, of schools, art, literature, music and seotal life by Mr. Tonnochy, and paid $1 no. After Mr. Juan," "Dante's Prophecy," &o, and, what is its persons than in its mechanigal products or His Honor here asked the police constable forty rupees, as a deck passenger, and bad wee house.
Mr. Brereton-In this case you sent to the Tennouby left, the defendant eaid he came good deal more important, an extensive cor- artistic triumphs. The question that concerns. whether he would have taken the man in charge now no means of proceeding on to Yokohama,
the woman had not told bia to do so; and or procuring fool for the present. He was wife's house, when the husband was in the pay $1 for the breach of ordinance by the respondence, dating from 1820 to 18:23, which, us woot is not how people will travel, and what boy will eat, and where they will live, but what willing to work bis passage to the best of his Colony.
defendant in the lass case, med Mek-long however, is hardly adapted for publication.
kind of men and women will cat the dinners; sad was the clothes, and build the homes of In reply to a question iron bis Honor, witability. Ho had never been to sea
Yeong-a-chow, shroff in the Registrar-Gene He then said, "You are exerting yourself
DARING ESCAPE OF COMMUNISTS. ness said her reason fer giving bias in okarge before, though be bad done a little work on a
Seven Communists recently broke loose from the continent, and fill the contury with their Tcas must be had at home, and if Teas can was that she could not fight with him. He river ateamer, but he would be only too wiiliugral's office, dcolored, said his desk was in the too much in bringing up Chinese woman to the ta do all in his power to work a passage to esine office as the last witness. The defendant Police-court," adding that a tenth of his erur.
the goilitary prison at Bonges, and one of the acts and aspiratieos, their sorrowe and their number, named Laurent F. Gagnear, a petty songa.
The question is easier asked than answered. inly be procured from China, there is in the struck her with the hook of the steelyard.
His Honor enquired why she did not go np Tokobago, where he had no denkt he would entoe into the ove and said he wanted to tione amongst the Chinese would be suffi get employment. The notes belonged to the registrar the birth of his child. He usted cient, and he should exert bimself a little mory Hature of things safely any mit the the next morning to make the charge.
thep said, "You are continually acting with im Witness said plaintiff's partner cane to het, Valenite tank, but unfortunately he did not where to go, and he showed him the last witness, among the Europeans, as he always does. He offer of the seqular army, bas related to i
accomplished this feat. Gagneur acceeded in tion. It is an unquestionable fact. But the amount which may be asked for them. and begged bor sot to go on with the charge, know their numbers, to enable him to stop taking him across the roo
Two then were called on, who said they were perment. They were paid to him by the bad a piece of red paper. He then went back propriety in summoning Chinese women." He correspondent of the Dully Neps how they The progress of the rucs is no longer a specula
dinance was very strict, and said he would show partners of plaintiff's father, and had gone to Superintendent of the Eastern Bengal Railway. to bis seat. He did not know the contents nor aired his he could not help it, as the detaching a bit at iron from a pipe that ran pergrens is not a steady ascent on straight lines. Defendent was told that be world be pro did he bear what was said. The defendant, to him. The defendant thes raised his voice through the dormitory, and other stronger I made in spite of temporary depressions piece of iron that served to consolidate two and regressions. It is imposible to predict vided with a daily allowance enough to keep after be was finished, as ho passed him bid him and said in Obinere, "Oh, he knew the law, it was
banches. In the sole of his boot be had pre- that the next pluoge of the ship on the storm- other to the defendant to induce her to wilb
Os the next day, the 11th An old gentleman, the plaintiff's father, heze him alive, and he was to exert biaself to find good morning.
common thema and remarked, "Ob,all-right of these instruments, he determined, together across a current that simit sweep her out of her it is only a matter of a few dullare, and if it sppeared, and said he had recordered theether wens of getting to Yokohama. He could sleep inatnut, be heard feat witness say that defend-gut esential." He then aid, "Are you going to viously bid a small fle; and, with the assistaren osted as will not by into a deep trough, er
at the charge-room, Defendant thanked his ant bad insde a wrong statement in kia in
with six other fellow prisoners, to offest bisbourne. It is the next generation we are co- formation about the oirth, and aid to him was eror so many he could pay," and he then Worebip
escape. On by raorning selected for this camned in. And the next generation will be wen to eudoavour to consiliate mattars.
Suare farther evidence being taken, it ap
A DESPIEÀTE CHABCTER,
Your friend has made a wrong statement poured that the defendant had some blood on
Kuropene oppstable No. 54 charged a big about the birth, and be made answer to him, left the office, waring bk hand, aging, "Go on porpose the gaoler spared the dormitory door, made of this. It is making to-day. In the
charge him; go on, ennmons him."
ao as to allow the prisonere access to the yard streets, the schoula, the mureries of to-day, her fee when the plaintiff was arrested; and,
In auswer to Mr. Brereton, witness said that reserved for exercise. Here there was an old we see the material out of which the men and His house is only in Endicott bie aaying he was acting with impropriety was or opening on to the street, which bed bean women of the fume are being shaped. . taking all the circumstances into consideration, iman med Kwok-a-chew, with being out" If so, you had better and for him to make a his Honor accided to give judgmont for the de- 12.50 aui, on the 17th instaal, without a pase correction.
street, named the Wing-kee," and he made likely to use a breach of the peace. He did scd by the prison fonctionaries as a short way however excellent the material way be, it is in or light.
He did not feel inclined to to the sub-prefecture, telegraph-office, and possible to conceal the fact that much of the fendant,
Complainant said he was in the Queen'e Road Bwer.
Dot get angry. In answer to Mr. Brereton, witroes azid be kutok defendant down. He was 22 years of CHU-A-BUM V. WONG-CHOW-NG-Chaim for West, when he saw the defeudart sneaking about:
There is little ground for the growls of unr age, Did not consider his way of speaking mairie, which were just opposite. Iz a few shaping of it is faulty, if not bad.
moments Gagnear, who had formerly work- 6.50, for money, lent Defendant admitted in a anapicious manuer, and he went up to him as in the sale office, sort distance off, at his
the street. With for the exclusivo use and enjoyment of grown- that the money was dus, but olsimed it was to try to catch hold of bit, when he made a Recorts, when defendant osmo, and could not be able to demonstrate to the Chinese dealors due to the busband, Kwok-anez-ming, not to the saddon daxt down forrison-street. He gave bear what was said. On the 12th inatunt as a little piece of advices even if he was oldered is a locksmith, picked the lock, and British sorrespondent. The world was not unde the utmost prsaution they crept forward, up people. Ohildren have rights, and are cotitled the plaintiff, Plaintiff, however, it appeared, chase and ésme up to him, and was in the act Chau-sui-nam came and paid $1; it was paid and no right to speak to bin in that way in the prisoners stood.
and succeeded in passing unobservert by to consideration. They may property dial a that prices of Teas must depend upon some was the "second wife," She said she had leat of grasping bis quace, when the defendant Eim by Chun-ani zen, for not registering within
suddenly ewung bimself round and dealt him a month. thing besides what it may happen to suit the the money, which was her own
complainant's office and give him adrico, be buildings. At the earlizet opportunity the no fault of their own. We have no sympathy Defendant asked whether the plaintiff had sovers blow with his fat on the back of his In answer to Mr. Wong-a-ki, witness said he thority to thank he had a right to go into the the sentinel who watched over the public place end play room in a world they are in from prisoners separated, cueb taking a different way, with these selfish, sensitive, fussy, fretty people, Chinese to demand. This must of necessity
Mr. Brereton admitted that it was not right, Gagner having selected the road that led to who are always scolding at Tour America be done in one form or another. Probably not feat the money, taking his girls as a pledge.neck, which stunned in for a time, sed did not recollect asking the defendant whether being a gorurement officer.
be made to give another blow, but he warded the birth ooonered within a month, but after do- This plaintiff denied.
Paris, But he had hardly proceeded any beans it is in their way, and sometimes die- no direct mention will be made of the fact, Defendant then went into the box, and stated that of, and attempted to seize defendant fendant had gone, te tearing that defendant had still there was nothing in accordance with Sec. but the bids which will be made for Chinese be was master of a cargo-bout, and be borrowed again, when he wado a sudden cart and made a wrong statement, he said to one tion XIII., Ordinance 14 of 1815, calculated to distance when he noticed two gendarmes in bot terba their sluarbers, and breaks their meer-
was off. He gare chase, and same ap to bim, named Chun-a-sci, "You know where Mok-a-
cause a breach of the peace, and he would ask parsnit. On his left there was a saw-pit, then schaume, and plants its heels upon their corne. the money, depositing bis girls a searity,
tbat deterdant be discharged on this witneWA”N brook, and beyond a private estate and park, and makes their follies appear ridiculous by Teas will become more within-reasonable One of them bad come back. He said he had and this time le oanght him by the Booktong lives; you go and tell him to come back." Leang obik, declared, said be in a messenger
Mr. May did not think he would be justified in Quickly leaping over all obstacles, the Fugitive parioature. But it is a serious question whe hid anfely in the park, and when the gendarmes ther the physical care, the intellectual and limita when Indian Teas become a larger and never received more than $20. In reply to the defendust kicked and fought, and did his bost It was biself who sent, and aut lust witness, more generally recognised pars of the stock plaintiff, be said the matter concerning the to deal bim geveral blows, aten a Chinese
defendant then dealt the lukong a serere blow May he was sent to No. 4, Gutala-atrest, to DUIR).
vice to a Government officer.
city confuses, till roadsing the wood of Vin a generation of strong, honomible and happy According to plaintiff, the amount had been in the face, and it waa- with great difficulty wake enquirice there, The first witness said, "If Government ofis to administer Chinese ad- of Anzay. Ing despair ke wandered about the ing the youth of to-day, are calculated to make low prices come into competition with the
that they scoured biw and brought him so the you have any friend in that direction you can
Ching--wan, declared, said he was a clerk at enne he wra able to rest and conceal himself people. It isn serions question whether our get what information you can on the tuljcct." exorbitantly priced Teas now sent from the lent in three different sams.
Mr. McBean, bailiff of the Court, said bestation.
Chinese constable No. 296 corroborated the That night he went to the theatre, and somebody the Registrar-General's office. On the 14th inst. among the trees. At last, while it was still forcing schools, fast ways and elimited in- Celestial Empire.
nirved the summana on the defendant. His
there zold is there was a child born there; he saw the defendunt in the office, and heard night, be succeeded in entering the capital arduigence are calculated to create a race reshall In another point of view, the increased boat was No. 1.929. Witness asked for the evidence of P.C. No. 54.
Defendant could not account for his being attere this, and said it was three days after be him any that complainant gave the Chinese observed, where some friends concealed him take pride in or care to have write ear epitaphs. went to the theatre, and he told Wong-a-ki that women a great deal of trouble by sammaning under the uniform of a sergeant of artillery. Our manufacturers stop, their names upon From thence he proceeded to Harre. He mudo their waren; but we are not sure that the pa cultivation of Teas in India is a very satie-muster, and defendant said he was master, and
in reply to u queation whether he owed any out ut the unseasonable bour
Inspector Guir enid defondant was recognised he had been informed the child was born on the them so often to the Court.
To Mr. Brereton.-The complaicont did, his way back again to Paris, and from thence rents who are putting and pampering all the factors feature. Notonly will it place Great money, be said he owed a party 320, and wi
as an old offender, but the cam could cot be6th May. On the same day, the defendant Britain in a position to obtain one of the mess then asked whether he owed any que ele found yet. The defendant admitted having me to the office to registrar tos birth of a on occasions, when required, send for the started afrosh for the Belgian frontiers, and vigor and virtue out of their children to-day
money. His-reply was, even if he did, it was
child, and after he was gone be heard first women to explain erroneous statemen The with the sea epanse of the Government officials will care to have their names inscribed upur chief articles of consumption among the large unlikely both would sue his at the same time.boon in gaol on one occasion for 12 months.
The case was then remaaded to Thursday witness say that he must go and make ea- defendans spoke in hud tone to complainant themselves, the Communist prisoner reasbed their bandiwork in the men and women they mass from 000 of her own dependencies, ! The case was then adjourned.
next, for the purpose of hunting up his pro-quiries about the birth of the child himself. could not say that he spoke angrily could not the safe side of the frontier, after having are manufacturing for the future. The charac Witness knew whose child be bad been say that the Obinese looked up to defendant as wandered through Franco on foot, with auarcely ter of the coming race is not a question of cere but it may be hoped that Tea cultivation
HUNT o. G. DA SILVER-Claim for $425,vious crimes.
BREACH OF THE PRÁCE.
making enquiry about, tint the father of the head man. Had not seen defendant in the any food or moves, for upwards of two idle speculation. It is the most intensely months Of the air other prisoners who practical question we abait kave to deal with. will, as time progresses, gradually cupersede for goods sold and delivered. Defendant dic
Mre Pereira, residing at Waschi, summoned child fred in Badicott-lane, and was manter of office often.
Mr. Brerston contended "that no salticgcaped at the time, three have been re-captured, And whether that race shall be a surge or ble.- king to itself and country, depends on what onc the cultivation of Opium. It may not be not appear. Judgment for amount alaimed.. Mrs. George Snelling, for abusing hor on the the Wiankee shop, and his wife lived at No.
people aboose to make it.-New York Graphic. impossible, as the cultivation of Texinere1568,
11th, 12th and 13th inst., and throwing empty, Gatzlaf-street. He saw the paper brought language we used; nothing was said or done while the others are now safe in Sivitzerland.
to ondes a broth of the pease, for all the achi
At Stratford-on-Avon, the anniversary of for the Indian Government to place an-Export G. DUBOBT. G. W. STYLES-Mr. Obaatel bottles in the window, and defaming her by the defendant to the office.
In answer so Mr. Briston, witous said be toldsitiveness of the Chinese regarding their wor
The Precise Meu porte Lis hair in the duty upon it, such as will yield a large re-appeared, holding a power of attorney for Mr. character, tending to a breach of the peace,
Dubuat. The claim was for $70.30, goods sup. Mr. Taller appeared for the complainant, Art witness that the father of the child was men, The defendant waa u respoutable man, Shakespeare's birth was celebrated with un- venue; and if anything which will compare plied. Defendant did not appear. Judgment and stated that is was one of those neigh mater of the Wing-kee shop. It was only gaand nog who was looked up to at gre of the renal foetivities on the rd April There was a
bourly cuarrele frequent oenorrence. The one occasion that he told first witness that the head and leading wu suongst the Chinsee grand proosion to Slinkespeare's birthplace, middle, and counts the kala on each side, and with the sums obtained from the Opiam for the amount chimed.
defendant was bot-tempered women, and was birth of the child at No. 4. Gatzlaff-street, He, with How-slk and Honani, were some of and suberquently a collation at the Town Hail; splits some, it it is necessary, to make the thing those who were continually laying their lowe Mias Glyo garea reading from Hamletin dead even.. If be is s married me, everything monopoly can be levied, it is clear that a
W, THOMPSON . J. . FZIOB-Claim for one of those who judulged in throwing empty eared on the 6th May. great gain will be secured by India producing 218.25, for goods supplies. Defendant did not bottles, and rented ber apite in abusivu lan In answer to Wong-ki, witness and he did belyre the Governor and the Registras General, the Corn Exchange, and in the evening there must be jest soil be ie a bachelor it must be
gange, and giving continual soymase. His draw bis attention on the 10th instant, and see and he would ask his Wontip tu consider that was an elaboris display of fireworks, ne article of conen uption which is in large appear. Judgment for amount claimed
It is clear that this change aust
redound to the advantage of the foreigner, both bere
and at home. The merchants in China will
his office.
Mr. May asked what gave defendant the au-
evidence.
at home, and will from their comparatively two girls had been before the Registrar-Ge-akong, No 236, came up to assist him. The at the Registrar-General's office. On the 23rd doing that, considering that defendant went to had passed he came out and gained the village |moral training, the babita and aims we are giv
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