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CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHI
SUPREME COURT. July 30th,
THE DAILY PRESS; THURSDAY JULY 31st, 1973,
rendition to the Chinuso authorities, faili] through a technicality, this had nothing whatever to do with the application filly BEFORE THE HON. CHIEF JUSTION SMALE, made by the ArvORURY-GENERAL, Wwhen thoro
Hon, W. H Alcander, Olcial Assignee, v. ha? La fin filly to consider the subjaci ;
Yu-chung and Ng hop-tong. | and this application--for his being tried for The following were the jury: Meguro, J. Ro- pinoy jure gentium--is fully sustained. The bine. W. Croker, F. H. d: Georg, C. Behn, Hon. Mr. PAUKCEPUTE denervos orory crodit. V. Smith, G. Richter, and II. Wieting.
Mr. Kingarsit, instructed by Mosure, Sharp for the efforts which ho has male in this { and Toller for the platinti: Mr. Hayllar, in- matter, and it is very satisfactory that they structed by Mesero Francis and Stephens, for
the defendant, lava been so for successful go to remove from
-To-bet-was further examined. With the Colony the responsibility of an untenable repet to the last question put on the previons a decision as was given by the Cites. aitting. Mr. Haylar aduitted that caob bearer of one of the scrips pays to the prooeding bearer, JESTICE.
d the original bearr pays to the issner of the seri, bargain mohey, and that these snian paid vary in sunat according to the state of the market, that is, a man taking a ser may for $660, might pay, according to the state of the market, to the juecoding. holder whatever would be the differcuce between the unrket value of the opium and the atta specified in the scrips.
The P. & O. steamer Bokhara returned from åherd en Duok yesterday, and it is anderetrod shu will take the incoming mail to Shanghai.
Ún Torsdag, at 3 p., H., the Governor, BOLEIGH SETTLEMENTS OF companies by the Hon. C. C. Smith, Mr. Touchy, and II.B.'a aide-de-comp, paid a visit totheung-wn Hospital. His Excelleney, went round all the patients' wards, kitchens, do, and expresand great satisfaction ns the cleanliness maintained. He then went to Eatsz, oppsite
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LONDON, tb, July, 1878. Coals are deslining. The Education Bill has passed.
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The conditions of peace with Kaiva indade two million roubles incognity. Hongkong, 29th July, 1879.
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ASSAUTA,
THE KWOKASING APITAL CASH
was an follow-
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hongy known to youkohups, the bankpt. the first two witnesses were in doubt is to to pay for his passage. He provided $15 for Helleate alling on bin ont a year ago, whether the defendant was the man they want hin, and he returned a reciept for tho saran. Re The bankrupt was indebted to his firm, Had to ebarge..
sonid ingine dcoenned was an Austrian.sub.JUNICIAL COMMITTED OF TIER PRIVY COUNCIL, went to demagil pappeal on behalf of the arm, Defendant stated that at 10:30 p.m. the first jest. The deceased did not think $15 was soffi.
June 18th He and the bankrupt went to Ng-chap-ting. two witucanen onme to the side door of the clant, and be advised him to go round and see it (Promat-Sir J. CoLVILD, FL.PHILLIMOES,
Sir B. PEACOCK, Lord Justice MELLISH, The bankrupt sud to defendant: "I am being theatre, and wanted to be passed in, wie he could not collect little more. About a fort-
and Sir D. SMITH) pressed by the Tukine firm for payment, and told them to go away. When they got outside night later deceased came back again, and he
THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF HONGKONG ". as you own me over 28,000, you must try to pay they both abused him; this attracted P.C. No. declined to give him any farther assistance.
Dr Whurry, worn, stated he is superin.
KWOY-Å-AIXÒ,.. me some."fe then owed over $12.000. He 48, and he then tarved away. The women
Lord Justice fellish gure na important des maid, he would try to get a few.tholtando todo no attempt to charfe bini tbe, and they tendont of the Geverament Civil Hos
Be recolved a went away. At 1 o'clock the cwn wolnion again | pitṛl.
Desigent Wan.cision on'two writs of habeas corpus." The mire. pay to the bankrupt.
Cross-examined-This was about a year ago. ome with constaulo, and as they osmo chr at 9.15 pm, on the 29th, requesting was reported in The Times on teu foriser o It was in July. His debt is neccured. It is to look for thieves. He said there were no his attendinou a the Hospital. He came at casions.
The Attorney-General, the Salsitor Gomer.d. for vice, He delivered the rice about the 8th, thieves there, and he had them turned out of ones, and found deceased dozd in the ambulance, or Zsh June to go puyment on account of the thatre; they then gave him inte enstedtý to all appearance. having been dead loager and Mr. G. Bowen were for the Crown; Mr. it to the amount of $2,000. He sold the rise to P. 0 18 deposed to going to bao thoates on them an hour. He examined the body, and Fitzjnanos Stephen, Q C., and Mr. Aitbar Stons,
heuring a noise, ned he wonzen said they had found him to be a healthy man, about 30 years for the respondent. the bankrupt, not to Chunker.
Thon clase the anae For the plaintiff, lost it earring on the ground and was of ago. Thine was a mark round his neck His Lordship aaid, this is an appeal by the Mr. Haylor unuitted there was no case to procured, but neither the earring nor any portion if from a card. The skin was slightly marked. Attorney-General of the onlenty of Hangkor, go to the jury, wpon two grouade. The inse is of it was found.
There was no other marks of violence. The from a judgmont of the Supreme Court of that laid so this as the accounts, stand, everything
Inspector ny said lee und known the demarks on the neck ware indented. Considered colony, whereby the respondent, Kwok-n-sing, Chiness poolio, who had been brought before depends on two items, of Oct 23rd and Nor. fondant five years, and he was morally certain death to remit from strangulation, 22nd. Those items are sud to be sold at $700. the defcudent would not be guilty of the inspecter Orley, sword, stated he is in the Court by writ of habeas corpus, wie ordered charge of No. 7 Police station. West Point, to be released from custody, and an order mada oliest, and the cent of the ouse in made up by charge brought against big their boing resold at $0.40. On the first of the Mr. Mitchell told defendant that he was die. He bas seen the body, and identifies it as that thereon dated the 18th of April, 1871, and also of a man brought to the station at G.30 by from a juċument and order of tis sume Court, two items the bankrupt's own evidence shows carred, withgot a blemish on his caroter. this we Chua-kce's, and he kus nothing to do The complainant and bar witness were then Sikh covetablo 699, plarged with being, rauk dated the 22nd May, 1871, tereby, he wis His Lordship No question of gambling with it. They were bought by bargain scrips, arraigned before the bench, and severely lectured and pelasing to pay chair bire, Defendant was gain ordered to be released from oustody. The arises in the case 1 think f
and Chunskog received the bargain money. It for their rendues in the case. They had drunk, and war brought to thewtation, walking. first writ of habeas corpus was insted on the 7th Mr. Kingsmill said it could not
is quite clear upon the plaintiff's own evidence, englouvoured to get into the theatre by side. He staggered along, but did not walk properly. of Fobrasry, 1871, and was directed to the His lordship quite understood his vowilling-as between the bankrupt and defendant, there door, and the defendant in the occution of his He was noisy, and he gave his name as Antory kosper of tho gol at Victoria; Hongkong. The to the bospital, and after viewing the pince, hence to answer the question.
is to sort of evidence of a sentrnot within the duty tormed them out, and then the com. Kerfkei. He refused to give information of his return to the writ was dated the ameday, and declared that it was fit for receiving small- Mr. Hayllar aaid she bargain money domand. 17th section of the statute of Tmuda. Nothing plafount coueucted a false obarge and procured occupation, or where he lived. Descased way act out a warrant of a police mingistrate, which pox patients,
ed by the minisaning the morip was an inva had been paid on account, there was no delivery-witness, accond witness, to come to court to soarebod, and a number of papers, gl, and
Whereas the above mentioned defendros riable sum of $2 a chest.
of gouda, nor any payment as earnest money. cerroborate her lies. The complainant he would other things were found on him. The deceased Mr. Kingeill then asked witness whether Not one ball of the 35 shosts had banged fine $10, in default mouth's hard labor; and was then removed to a sell and locked up by was on this duto duly convicted before Charkin the bargain money paid on the fosne of the bands. They had not exersiced any control its second, her witneas, he would Gino $20,' in himself. There are two colla, due cast and May, Esq., one of Her Majesty'sJustices oĒthe one west of the station. The colls are visited Pease for the said colony, for that a pocamani- srip varied or not.
over it. They have not paid anything or default two months' hard labor. Witness at the hatyain money then paid exercised any one act of ownership over it.
by the countabla on station charge with cation having been received requiring the ren The case in which the Spanish watchman, a lamp. The door be an open grating and there dition of the defendant, on behalf of the Ohi varies. If a large gimntity is taken it is toss. It The second item is prestssly the same. He
is to bell. Deceased was looked up at 7 delock. nego Government, se a anljest of China, who ragies from £3.50 to 8750 « chest, and some.anya be issued a sale note, and to make them John de la Cruz, at the Tsi-kuk-tani.Dock, un- ince it has run up to $12.50 a chest. That is responsible be must bring some memorandum. der ounstruation by Messrse, Spratt & Co., is Witness was in the charge rum til 7.30, bas.eummised certain crimes and offences, about the bigbest he has known.
It le not pretended there was a memorandum,aharged with brutally assaulting an old water during which time ho paulo a great noise, and against the laws of Chini, by participating in At 820 the the murder of a portion of the crew of the He never issued scrip without receiving bar-hat it was delivered, nor had they ever paid ouolie, uamed Chun-u-choy, vamò on again yer-continued to do. for a time. The Carlisis have captured and sacked Ignh.gain muney. He cannot recollect what was the one cout from beginning to end, and it was terday, the complainant having come out of Indian constable ou station ebarge came up to French ship Nouvelle Penelope, and it opering
the Hospital.
bioz, and made a report that deceased bad bug to me, spoo investigation of checase, that there da and seized four Frigates the port of bargain money paid on the issue of tho sorip finally only a settlement of differences.
Lordshipssked, supposing an art of bank- Complainant stated that the contractor of himself. He went down.ant the door was being is cause to bollere that the end defendant is a Carthagena. They have recognition ua bel.which defendant bonglat on 23rd October and ligerenta from the French Government. 22nd November, 1971. It might be $10, or it ruptay, in whose order and disposition would the dock, Wong-woon-shing, owed him some anlocked by the constable. He found the subject of China, and has committed the said
the goods hava bsen.
vuoy, and he went to recover eame for carry-deceased hung up by the teak with his necktie, crimes against the laws of Chios by feloniously fis Lordship-He said the bighest be ever fr, Haylor apprehended there could not being water. The man would not pay him, and to wrass bar. The decenced's back was to the seizing the said ship at sea, and by quedering knew was $12.50. What does be can? If it any legal evidence that defendants were the called on the defendant to drive in way. iros grating, and his feet out through the iron the captain and certain of the crew of the said had been $20, It would be impressed on bis owners, the only possible aridence would be fee defendant came and struck hire scross the gate, and the bady leaning forward. He dat ship on the 4th of October last past at sea; decanted down. Did not think deceased was and, instacr, thut after the ooomission of the mind me if by a hot iron.
legal evidence, either a memoranda, some head with a bamboo, which severely eat it. In reply to Mr. Kingsmill, witness said the not of ownership, or a portion of payment of Defendant denied the chargs, and enid that quite dead, bepulse he thought was slightly beat. said orige, did Eloniously seize a host belong. proinely the same in the bankruptcy as in this contractor, and he sent them away by his cased in an ambulance, and aunt him to thePatur in Chineas territory, on 1th of His Lordship: Yes, but dues by mean to say case,
inebrnations. Some time after these ma re- Goremment Civil-Hospital. He thinks he October-aforesaid, snd-it waa-thereupon-ad-. Afr. Huylar continued, that it was quite clear tarned with about 20 or 25 men, armed with heard the noise deconsed was making as late as judged that the said defendat, for the maid ao never beard what the bargain money was f
| offence, should be committed to gaol for detan. Question putFitness could not recollect that the opium aaid to be the defendants, and bamboos and spears, and were about te bout 740 p.m..
sent with their consent to Shanghai, was that in the contractor, when he was called. He went. Silk enuntable, 467. declared, atated on the tion, pending" the receipt of orders from his aything about the amount.
Evidence continied.-Phere was no bargain the French Bank, and it was on the evidence to his assistance, and chased the men away; night of the 29th instant ira was on station Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor na to his omey paid on the bests on the 22nd No-which was produced by Mr.Obinoy, who financed the complainant in ruining fall down and out sharge, from 4pm, to 1 midnight. The de- further disposal.
These are, therefore, to command you, the the whole traduction, thus this opium never his head on a rock.
deared was locked up at 7 pm. At 7.30 he Yember. He was himself the issuer.
To M. Heylar: He cannot recollect which was the tank rupt's at all till the 24th January, Wong woon-sking, the contractor at the took hiiu a bench sit on, ned a bucket. The anid gouetable, to take the said defendant and Thu (HAIRMAN said this was an adjourned was the Bank referred to with reference to Mr. Chinoy says he cleurad it from Sesuons doek, deposed to employing the complainant deceased was standing and talking, but not safely to convey to the said gad, and there bo extraordinary meeting from the 3rd instant.sending the spium to Shanghai. He recollecte on the 24th January, and then placed it and others to carry water, and they cane to making emoh anise. He went again at 8deliver aim to the maid saporintendent or keeper, The second paist washim to get their money, and be told them he o'clock,and fourd decensed sitting on the beach, together with this precept; asd I do hereby After the adjournmout on that day, a private that be deposited with the French Bank the French Bank. geeting was beid as agreed, the result being through Sassoons 03 chests Patna, bat onaut that defendant had no money in the Hongkong could not pay till he got money from the owner muttering to himself. He went again at 8.20, command you the end superintendent or keeper that the Directors were desired to contiene the Bay, that the 24th Jummary, 1879, was the date. Henk till and of December. So that the aun ef the dock. They went away, after making a because he could hear no bound from de to reive the said defendant into poar castady Degotiations with the Bank, and any other he has no memorandum. He cannot recollect who was supposed to be making the contracts great noise, by being sent away by the defend. ceased, when he found deceased tied by the in the aid gnot, and there to imprison him as
whether the 20 abcats sent to Shanghai in for the 30 and 85 abeats bad no opium, and nont. The rest of witness's evidence was a cor- neck to the cell door. He at onse reported to aforesaid. firms who might offe, to exrry on the un-
"Given onder my band and seal at Victoria the inspecter. February were a portion of this opium Cargoode bad ever been appropriated because there roboration of defendant's statement.. dertaking, to ondevour to coure to suot say whether & chests were sent on the 5th was none to appropriate. No property in any
A Chinese cook to the workmen deposed to The jury then returned a verdict of "suicide aforcasid, this 7th day of Febrery, in the year of our Lord one thoneand eight hundred and ecttlement, The directors and been en deavouring to carry out the wishes of the April. As far as he can recollect, he had or opinn passed to them under any contract what last witnes being and payomater, and to wibilit in a state of fatoxicatio
seventy-one. shareholders, but und failed, and no one transactions whatever with the French Bank ever. There was a bare rorbal promine. What come men employed by bim coming for their
"C. MAY, Polio Magistrate.” had volunteered to take the water in hand, in big name copt theso 55 ebeets. Ho cannot therefore, was the last item on the credit side, money, when last witness cited defendant to
This warrant was issued under an Ordinance of Crder these circumstances, the company recollect fra vhon, camust recalleet when-be--but a mere settlement of difference or a bet drive than away, and he saw defendant beat having no funds to pay their liabilities and tock delivery; Ardeneer tes. Caunot recollect The plaintiff'sown storysbows nothing whatever, the complainant on his leg with a bamboo be
the cobay, No. 2, of 1950. By the 9th Article expenses, the Board had come to the conclusion whether he bought these cheats from Sassoon.
but a mere bet of which this coart would not also gave witness fuar blows on the back,
of the Supplementary Treaty at Nankin, dated the 8th of Octobur, 1843, called the Treaty of Mr. Haylar finally naked: Was not the cake may notice. The evidence is conclusive but shewed no marke to recommend that the bisiness of the com BATO, HANDY & Co,
Defendant asked no questions, but said this The jury returned a verdict of death by the Bogue, it was agreed that, if lawiese natives pany should be closed from the 1st August,gey obtained from the French Bunk the that there was not any opium anywhere in the
of China having committed crimes of offences The directors regretted to have to come to that they which enabled us to take delivery of bankrupt's name. The opin which he and was wituces sure to the dock armed with a spear."accidentally drowning."
against their owa Gorernmest shall vo to the 65 cheste
defendant's be only obtained on the 24th The same produced in court,
Hongkong, a communication sull he dado tu Witnees said you; it was the enure money. January, 1872. may bave bad contracts, A sister-in-law to compladant deposed to
the proper English officer that the mid cri Sassoon get it done for'ane.
but contracta Danzet be assigned. In point of accompanying her brother-in-law to the con Mr. Hayilar asked him now to any whether law, it was a mare burrin past, share selling tencter, and to being a witnese to the blows ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH MAIL.micals and offendero many ive seized, and in he does not distigelly recollect that be obtainest what he had mor, what he bus not obtained, given by defendant.
The outward French mail steamer Tigre, proof or admission of their guill be delivered up that money from the French Bank on the 24ther a contract, if astract not auatainable in Defendant said thie witness'e statement was gare the Chairman power to suspend opera-January,
Legislative Council of the solony, and the tips for the purpose of winding up, pending
Lu. There was no legality about the bargain wholly matros, as stie wasn't amongst the arm. Capt. Lecointre, from Marseilles 22nd June, rdinmee No. 2. of 1950, was parsed by the confirmation by the shareholders at an extra-be did not recollect,
His Lorlakip suggested he had already said scrip whatever: Itsays, "The Lourer will received fand nt all, and not present; he did not. via Port Said, Suez, Adan, and Galle 15th aterial parts of it wore as foluws --
five chests," &c. It does not mention, the name strike any person. He took away the apear, inst., Singapore 22nd, and Saigon 20th, Britain and. Ohus, provisioa is made for the Whereas, by the Treaties between Great ordinary goncmal meeting, of that resolution.
Mr. said he could obtain the books of buyer and seller, so as to show upon the and some the from the in
was braised all over nis body.
bave not been published here It was bure ranged by the Court, after one. After waiting some minutes, and none pre.showed that the station on the 24th
snitation with corusel, that the jury shrouidi Bamando Francisco. a Spanish watchman,
(From the Ceylon Times) sest making any observation, the Chairulau
LONDON, 5th July, Bomunice Byranjeo, general broker. Was return at 130 next day, the lagal points being depusad that he saw some even go to the on- proposed the following resolution: That au ber
tiacter and ask for money, and they made a in 1871. Rofera to a niemorandum of urgued meantime before his Lordship..
In the Commina to-night, Mr. Fawceth ax- advertisement be inserted in the papers that the 21st October. Lastness of the Pier and Clown Coupnay Mears, Susscon, Ecoe & Co, for five obesto He negotiated a sale from
great noise. He went out, no be was offering noueed a motion declaring the present Con- from a bad arm at the time, and told them to atitation of ladis Exile to seen the silicon Limited bo closed from the lat August, until
Patna opium at $725 per ebest, to be cleared at further notice.”
aku less noise. The men went away, and and economical administration of finance, and any time from that date up to last clearance
immediately returned with a great pamber of that be views with apprehension the future Isthern, will bumbues and stones. The defend-state of local taxation. day of the 12th sales tiine, for Yak-shong, the
But went and dṣove them away, and in tha else took some of the bulboss away, and the ths Garter. The Queen presented the Badge dening short of any peran beny a Chi The Shali is created a Knight Companion of Government he made ur forwarded to any magis- bankrupt. The last day would be about the
trato or Court (other than the Supreme Court) 24th January, 1t is so long ago that he canast
86 10 diamonde, value a thousand pounds. toate un ante.
Orders for Copies may be sent to the DRONGKONG PIEL AND GODOWN COM. bargain serips of the 35 chests were issued by the money. The statute of frauda would apply one or two meu came to the dock to see the ing, and the body warm. He'as once put thade. ing to the said ship, and land at a ples called
Psaws Offion, or to the following Agents :- Macao Masers. J. P. DA SILVA & Co,
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KELLY & Co., Shanghai, HALL & HOLAY.
KELLF & Co.
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Office. Maasra. A. DE Loyzaga & Co.
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London
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PANY, LIMITED.
The adjourned extraordinary meeting of this company was held yesterday afternoon, at the fiers of the company, Queen's Road. There were present Mesars, H. B. Lemans (in the chais, Heaton, Lowcock, Bertrand, Melrer, Sassou, Sandilanda. G.Sharp, Arnhold, Cordes, Brereton, Telterme, Vaucber, Coton, Hua. J. Pannecfote, and Captain Clark,
decision, bus it was hopeless to carry on the company is their present position, If the barebolders considered it advisable, the com pany could be wound up under clause 141 of Kate Articles of Aoatation, and alanse 140
HALL HOE Knas
& Co., Shumghai HALL & HOTZ
& On.. Shanghai,
Joshua.
Another inquest was then held on the body a Cbinose nained Tavy-fut-tare, who mot a death by drowning. baring accidentally fallen overboard form a junk. The evidence being taken,
Dress. If any abusehold of led any propcasal to make, trom the Fier of aus, arad the fack was they face (Lorcut who are tan ontracking parties, aning so of one bimwolf covenly beton, and rived yesterday. The following telegrams rendition for trial tu offers of their over onun-
The Daily Press.
HONGKONG, JULY 31ST, 183.
the directars would be glad to consider is.
We notice that the hourlon and China Ee-
The Hon. J. Pauncelote said he considered prese, which is usually very recurate in its
that the proper conrun to purane, but he nemmary of now, bos made a singular mis-did not
ee the ressity at present of take in me to the decision of the winding up. Under the Ordinance, the
ག་མིན་་་ཅ-c== }"achthi tiftura
pension, and he thought The appent in the Kwok-a sine caso, It there need be no hurry. While on tas one states that the decision has been given in hand, it was right not to incor expasses, on Favour of Chief-Justice SALE; whereas, in the other, by carrying on business they were continuing expenses. He thought that they truth, it is diametrically opposed to him. might yet be able to put the Company on a Our coniunporary must have fallen into this solid basis, by the shareholders consulting to- singular mistake for the wish being father gether and outing some such encrifice as was halore proped. In the time they had before te the thought, as it long and ully evocuted them, they might soved in getting the Com the side of the Char-Justied, even after the pany reconstituted. He had not lost hopes of matter had bou se completely sifted that seeing the Company pet established on a firm
Inesis. there appeared to be no more hopeless.task thelu so půdravog to support,80, anfortunate a blunder.
Time does not permit our reviewing at length, upon the present occasion, the very interesting and valuable judgment which the Lords of the Privy Council have just given, Reserving detailed courments for future bccasion, we may print out in a few words
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January.
Transact busi-
neza for the bankrupt a good deal. Knows Ng-bnp-ting; be is generally known amongst
pium brokers by the name Yep-tai-ating.
Mr. Kingsmill asked whether be ever received any order from the defendant for the purchase of opium.
Mr. Hapilar objected to this question, but it was pul subject to the objection
POLICE INTELLIGENCK. July 30th.
BEFORE F. W. MITCHELL, Esq.
Chinese constable jo. 132.oburged two boat- men, named Ha-a-yut and Lee-a-leung, with being suspicions characters, found in possession of a boat without a licence, and a basket of half barnt coale
Complainant stated that the defendants word taking the coals to à bones in Wanchai,
Second defendant said he got the half burnt | coals from a suck steumer, which has left the harbour now; did not know the name of the sleuser
FIGHTING,
Witness said he recollected that on one seca sion he bad au urder from defendant; that was on 21st October, when defendant gave him an First defendant was fined $10, and second de order to purchase opium, 5 ebcats; but, as his fonduet was sent to one mentis's hard labour, The CHAIRMAN said bo had already dealers, witness requested him to give him a
name as pot acceptable amongst opium without the option of a fine, gested to the absenholdara to wind up the
Leapestor Orailook said the master of the name that would be approved of by the seller. shop where the second defendant belongs tủ, Company, but bad first put before thera the adríaability of closing the business to save
He was at the time in the bankrapte offioc, so and where the coala wers being taken to, had expenses.
ka apthorised witness to use the bankrupt's nbsponded, and could it be found. The police Hon. J. PAUNGEBOTE considered there had not, and with the mantrape's consent. He had were in charge of the house. The maetor of the never negotiated any trazauction for the bank-shop es been convicted before of unlawful been time enough to mature the plan- week was net suficient to do it in. He did out are rupt for less than 20 chests. He used to pur. ponacasion of stulen property, and the recond why they would not suspend business, and
chase largely on account of the boukrapt. defendant has often been warned. they had six mouths before thens ander the bin was the only small transaction; as the Ordinance to mature matters, they might in that purchase was dy in the mume of the bank- the arrive at a feasible plan for carrying on rapi, ha made his bill for commission in his The company, perhaps by the wo-operation of nase, and sent it for collection through his boy It will be recollected that the first applica.other parties. It was to the interest of their The bus at first came back without the money,
creditors that they should not wind up, aa itu, in consequence of what be said, he wont nt 7 am, on the Botb instant. they did so, their fate would be sealed, as the onsequence of what was said there, be want to to the bankrupt's office and saw his son. Ip secured creditors would gang fret.
The CHAIRMAN widered their only course the defendant. He said to him: Ho-year se to alose the business, and then decide whatoung' sonot pay me my brokerage." are to parme. With their expenses and He said You go to bankrupt office again, and you shall have it." Ultimately he got it abilities it was impossible to contine,
Mr. Lowcock agreed with the abairman that from the bankrupt's son, when the defendant was advisable to close the business, as even
es present. Defendant was known to almaugt if they used the expenses, there was sill the all the opium brokere; be used to deal largely
· Mr. Hayllar-Had only bad two transac.
the main drift of the decision.
tion with respect to Kwox--xa, was that be should be rendered up to the Chinese authorities under the then existing Ordinance for committing an offence against the laws Qubis being brought up on Habeas Corpas, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL Ari and in favour of his rendition, to prevent
of China.
the failure of justice from a technical flaw question of interest on the loan for six months. opium.
and carried,
The CHAIRMAN said it was
Two women, named Mun-wan-tai and Chun. bik, and two boys, Cheng-a-ka and an other, were charged by Chinese constable No. 218, with fighting in Soond-street, Seringpoor,
defendants had the scound defendant down, and Complaizuat said the firef, third and fourt wore beating her.
The fight arose out of money matters, and the first and accord defendants were fined $1 each, the third and fourth defendanta 50 santa euch,
DEUNK.
EMATCHING A GOLD SABRING,
try of arch suljects of China, ng hare, carait- ted crimes or offences against their own Go- vernment, and afterwards taken vefnge in Hong. kong.
#1-Be it therefore enacted and ordained by his route Guerant Hongkong sit the advice of the Legislative Council thereof, that if any complaint or information, or any communication by any officer of the Chineso
saw no wore as he could take no active part,
President Gran bas proclaimed in loteras-ese abject, and then within the said colony of he being bad in one arm, and being laid uptional Exhibition at Philadelphia in 1878. Hongkong, and alleging that such person has provionaly. The defendant could not have
nude the blows, DE
bis Insid
In the House of Commas a motion fa favour contod, or in charged wit having commit- be had no stick of equalizing the salaries of Irish and Engish ted, any crime ar fence against the laws of Civil Service Officials, we carried against the China, or it it shall appear in the course of any Government by 50 against 117.
investigation before such magistrate or court.
The wife of last, witness corroborated her bualand's ovidoner, adding that she could not see the end, as it was getting dark,
Mr. Banacl, of Mesure. Spobl & Co, gave the defendant a very good character, as a very quiet mon and faithful servant,
Inspector Strand said the ente on ocmplain ant'a head were zig-zag, and were more from the effect of a full on stones than from a blow from a stick, which would be straight.
Mr. Gladstour bus nursed to extend the that any person, being a autfict of China, has Judicature Bili to Ecclesiastical cases,
committed any nach erime er offence, it shall
vale audience yesterday, he promised to give or apprehension of such person; or, if such The Shat gure Barot kouter a farewell pri.and they be lowfat för auch magistrite or court to issue a symous or warrant for the appear- every assistance and protection to the execution of Public Works in Persia; the survey of the first fifty miles between Teheran and Resht, is completed
LONDON, 9th July.
Signor Minguette lise formed a new Italian Mr. Richard Caploy is appointed Paieno | Judge of Ceylon.
The Chinese contrastór at the dock was then called to the front, und, told that he was the Ministry. cause of this disturbance, through not paying}
is ane.
The defendant was then discharged.
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION.
Mr. Leotard Barnes, couch builder, Daddell street, summoned Akum and Ahim, of the On-clievag coach building shop. Wagotri, for having in their possession a piece of white elu, which defendant had used to repair chariages, and which complairaut bad lost in September lust, whilst in the Hospital.
reminded to this day, the 31st July,
No evidence having been taken, the case was
ON SUSPICION.
PARIS, July 8th.
The National Assembly has adjusted till Friday, in consequence of the Shab's visit. Members solved to attend, in a budy, the review in the Shat's honour.
A'duel has been fought between M. M. Raac and Chesugune; both me slightly wounded.
LONDON, 8th July.
A grand review yesterday at Allerabot is
honour of the Czarevitch,
person be already in enitody, it shall be larful eged crize or offence in the same nauner as if to detain auch peruen, and to investigate the ul-
such person were charged will, a erine prin- diétable offence committed within the said co- lony.
The Claimant is suffering from erysipelas, belative to the further detention, discharge, or is consequently wronged from attendance in Court.
LONDON, 8th July.
-And be it further enacted and ordained, that if at the close of the mid investigation, it shall appear to the said magistrate or court that such person as aforesaid is a subject of hinn, and that there is probable cause for be such orime or offence, it shall and may be law- lieving that the said person has committed ful for such magiaunte or court to commit such person for safe custody to priwa, and direct the guoler to detain shef person in prison until the said gaoler shall receive some order or orders from the Governor of Hongkong re-
transmission of such person to the neurest Chinete authorities, or to each other Chines Chun-a-fat, a horse coolie at Singapore,
authorities as to the said Governor shall m¢O sbarged a coolie named Kon-pak-mok, on suspi- cion of stealing $100 in silver, one umbrella, and
fit; mud the exid-magistrate er court eball, In the House of Commons, laat night, Mr. some clothing, on board the stasmet Iriam.
Richarda' motion in favour of the opinion upon making such committalus aforesaid, Inspector Orlay, of West Point station, Complaint stated he came to Hongkong as for opening ommunications between the
transmit to the mid Governor of Hongkon appeared to charge an Austrian nuemployed, a passenger in the steamer Priam, from Singa- Great Powers for the purpose of establint the sites of such Lavestigation, and all named Antony Kurtkie, with being druk, and pore. The defendant also was a passenger on ing International Arbitration, was carried with the charge against snob person, in order documents in his or its possession corrected
Hon. J. PANCarOTE had no doubt that the that is, on account of the rendition Ordinance most proper cvarse was to ceasa business, but tions. Those werd in 1872 The first Greensing to pay absir hire, on the 29th instant, board from Singapore, and slept in the next against Government, by 98 against 38 votes.
Complainant stated that when the case came berth to him. On the ith instant, after leav. Lord Cairne cailed attention to the extension that such person may be dealt with according not baving been renewed when the treaty on rot to wind-up, as they might be able to begin cheats were the time bargaia transaction, on to the station be was searched by Sikh con.ing Singapore, the crew were washing of the Appellate Judicatare Bill to Irelend and to the Treaties aforesaid." which it was based ceased to be in furco, and at before the expiration of the six months, from bargain acripa. The second we in. de- The deferidant appeared to be perzy, and was box. He did so, and let his bundle and the House of Lorde,
the 21st October, 1671. This is quite different stable No. 499, and pat in the cell by himself. decks, and be was told to remove bis Seotland as involving a breach of privileges of
By she Treaty of Tientsio, aade on the 29th of June, 1858, new provisions were made with Lho presout onu came in.
He thought it would be desirable to pass a re On this solution to the chat that the chairman and fendant's own name, on the 28th stober. The noisy, as all drunken gaumen era, and kept up the umbrella in the berth. When the decks Mr. Gladstone bus withdrawn several bills,
regard to the extradition of orwindle from the pication on Habeas Corpus, KwoK-A-BINOstuted, and the abarebolders could then tave a difference between a time bargain and a bar-noise till 8 o'clock, A: 8.20 the Sikh on station were washed he put bis bor back, and found it
At an anti-slavery meeting neid laat night ut colony of Hongkong to the Chinese Govern was discharged, aud after some other private meeting. same as last week, and gain scriptmotion is that in tine bargain duty called him, and he went to the cell and bad been opened, and $100 in airer taken out,
Exeter Hall, with special reference to the fet ruent, in ezbstitution of those of the Treaty of consult together as to the best means for con-
transactions the purchaser of the opium from found the man had hɛng himself with his neck bie umbrella gone, Bud some of his cketbing | Const of Afrien, Sir Burtle Frere doels upon a
the Bogue, which was abrogated. The deposi- proceedings with reference to his rendition to tinuing the Uomany.
the seller, between whom the contruct is passed tie to the cell door; his knees were touching the He made a report to the captain, and asked to hopeful project of working the new Treaty with tions taken before the maxistrates and the do the French anthorities, be ultimately appear
en date of negotiation, the purchaser senda ground nearly. He out the man down, and have some of the passengers' lagage searched, the Spices of Zanzibar, and alluded to the
omments before_dim leaving reference to che The CHAIRMAN then put the resolution for
committal of Kwik-a-ging, were afterwards ed again before the CHEF-JUSTICE, when the deamtinning the basinase of the Company, cheque to selfer for the amount specified in fancied his pulse was heating slightly. Ha but the captain refused, stating it served him flourishing state of commerce on the Coast.
which was asconded by the Hon. J. Pauncefote, the contract rote. This is an out and ous bond immediately sent the man to the Civil Hospital, right for being so pureless with his morey. He
Toe Cily of Washington is wrecked within ten brought before the Supreme Court in obedience ATTORNEY-GENERAL applied that he should
Ade sale. Bargain scrip" ja "sold by the instior wisere be died, and be had informed the did not it the time know whom to suspect. This miles of the scene of ibe Atlantic disaster.
to a writ of certiorari. The depositious con- " be committed for trini on a charge of piracy Hon, J. PLUSCEPOTE thought it would be by asking some premium, which is called bar Coroner.
morning, the 30th instant, so the donner was
PARIS, 9th July.
tained the evidence of Wong-a-kee and Chun coming inte harbour, be-saw the defendant had jare gentium; but, as our readers will recollect,sions to the advertisement, so as to show that scrip. The bolder of the scrip way go and advisable to add "pending further negotia-gin mency, over the amount specified in the
The Shan yesterday visited Versailles. The Asaun, two Chinese who had been passengers, this application was refused by the CP-the Company was not wound up.
Chun-a-ng, inmate of brothel No. 44 his mut relied up, and be saw his patrells in Assembly voted 350,000 francs for detraying and of Paul Verret and Joseph Simon, two clear the oping or not, as he likes. He way if Caine Road, charged Ow-a-leang, a watobman side. He pulled it out, and found also a jacket. the cost of the reception.
Frenchmen, who had been wamen on board" Juries, who denounced the Nanelle Pene-
the Frenol ship Nouvelle Penelope, which left Mr. VAvCEBE said he also considered that it he likes destroy the sorip. These soripa keep at the Koshing Theatre, frith snatching a gold On the vessel being woored, he gavetbe defood-
MADRID, 9th July. lepe as a slaver, and held that KWOK-A-SING would be better.
passing from hand to baud. In time burgsins erring from ber ear, as abe was passing the und in custody. His dollars were all now
noao on the 1st of October, 1976, with 310 Mexican dollare, coumonly used in Singapore festo, sanonning that supreme efforts are Pera. All the coolies were examined by the asbey are often settled by payment of differences. side door of the theatre in Woo-fung Lane,
The Spanish Government bas issued a wani Chloese cooliee on board, en voyage lo was justified in striking at the captain and the cenolated endod, swatil farther notice? Ho-yeuk-chaog was a large opium dealer. Complainant said the earring was worth $4.
Inspector Strut said three dollars only were being made to crash the Oarlisto.
Portugues authorities at Masó before they crew.in defence of his liberty,
The matter than dropped; the reportera with. Witness never did bruinoss for the Chung After defendant snatched the earring he went found on defendent
General Nourillus, Commaderia the North, colared, to apcertain that they went relan
·Faropean Sergent No. 27 stated he search. Upon the latter application, the ATTORNEY-res, and the abartholdere remained to discuss keela shown the eerip with the Chung into the side door, called her a thief, and slup
kee seal. He would present it to Joshan pad bar face, the called out, and the police ed several boxes, but found none the complun.bus resigned.
tarily bat nevertheless Wonga.ee said their prospects in private mooring.
The English troops burned Elmina on Jane that he was kidnapped, which ae explain GCARRAL be fully euatsiood by the judgment,
to obtain delivery. He would not regard came, and she gave the defendant into custody.ant recognise. and the action of the Outer Justics is pro-
the chop on the back. Mr. Joshua was an she did not see the defendant snatch the ear
ed to menn thut bu bad been pereaded The defendant was convicted of the unlawful 14th, beowee the inhabitants had given ageist. nounced wrong. In delivering the judgment,
importer, and also a speculator. About 8 or 10 ring, as it was dune from behind her back, but possession of the umbrella, sud fined $5, in deace to the Ashanteer, who hold the surround by a fund to go to the barradoon, and firme, foreigners, issued bargain seripa at that no other person was tibar. She never saw the fault, 14 days' hard labor?
ing country. The Ashantees severely defeated that he told the authoritin he was wil which we print at length further on, Lord-|--
the Fanteca on the 6th ultimo time. Sous Chinese issued some scrips, bat defendant before, and did not know him.
hug to go to Perú contry to the truth, Au International Congress is to be held at because. from the threats of the Chinese whe Justice Mellise stated that they were of
they were not much accepted. They have got Mok-au-ngai, inmate of brothal No. 44, Inspector Stroud "charged a marine store-- Berne the 1st September, to arrange a broaght him there, be me afaid that his hand opinion there was safficient evidence of the
the printed form, and sign the firma name by declared, stated at 10.58 pan the 29th abej dealer at Tow ma-ter, with the unlawful pos William Las, master of the British steamer Lop. Sometimes the whole dosament was in was in company with lat witness, when the auastion of a curge bout's anchor, which waemon l'ostal treaty. Turkish papers 4u would be cut-off if he did not. It was alse defendant's having committed pimey jure Mecer, charged George Urch and Martin Oleen, Chinese. Hea not seen any of the bankrapt's last withoes called out her earring was snatch stolen ca the night of the 29th. Defendant was once that eight war vosnela will shortly leave proved that about 100 of the other coolios suid fatty to justify his estmittal for trial for firewice, with going on shore without permie bargain scrip. Bargain scrips are always for ed, and immediately the defendant. in a white went to one nonth's hard labor, without the fratre, for the purpose of protecting that they were kidnapped. There wnano proof
fire chesta Time bargain serip may be from jacket, who she saw spatch the curring, wout into option of a fine.
Turkish subjects.
that Kwok-a-aing bad been kilapped, or that the offence, but that such an offense was notaion at Shanghai, on the 22nd inal
Complaint end he arrived at Shanghai on to 100 chests.
the theatre door. They thought he was playing
he was among those who had they had been one against the law of Chiua, so as to come the 21st inst., and on the 22nd the second de- Ardeseer Chinoy, broker in Hongkong, was at first, and when spoken to the defendantdesied BEFORE THE HON (1. MAY AND P. W.
kidnapped. The master of the ship and the within the meaning of the Ordinance. They, tendant wens on shore, the first having gone examined. He cleared the five obeata opium on baying the earring, and beat the last witheas.
MITORELL, Esq.
charterer velected eight of the coolies to be head- The case in which Tai-tachi, inmate of bro-
(Daily News)
man over theothers, and paid them three dotlara however, bought it proper to observe that on the 21st without leave. He did not see them the time bargain acrip put in. The bankrupt She was band in band with the compliant.
aguio till be arrived at Woo-sung, and when gave him the money. He cleared about B5 having ber by the right hand.
thel No. 95, Equare-street, churged her pocket.
Peking letters dated the 14th instant, gire a picee a month for acting as loadmen. Kwok- At half-past they did not agree with the CHIEF JUSTICE they game on board they were unable to do their sheets, including the 5 ebeste, towards the and Defendant asked why, if he stole the earring mother, Leung-a-sm with making use of abu. us the gratifying intelligence that the Central-sing was one of those Belceted. that the evidence before him proved that-u | duty from the effects of drink. The second 1871. He remembered selling and buying for the by suntching it, that he do not take with it sive laugtage towards her in the hall of the Government have made it known that they are 4 on the afternoon of the 4th of October, when Supreme Court, and with attempting to force going to take energetic measure to coerce the the ship was prosecuting her voyage on the Nouvelle Penelope was a slave-ship, and that defendant is incompetent for the performance bankrapt, and also for the defendant. The wit- the jade pendant.
of bis duty. He laft Shanghai on the 24th | nssa was ther examined at length concerning ( Witness said the peulant fell to the ground, her to remain a prostitute in the brothel, cama aborigines of Formosa, and compel them for high sexa, about 20 of the wooliee collected neur Kwes-a-srxo and others were justified inipetent.
the transactions, and with reference to sale On examination of the pendant, it was found to on again yesterday.
the future to treat all shipwrected people in a reaRD who was keeping guard si a barrier Filling the captain and taking the ship,
The Magistrates told the defendant that she i pivilized somer, and with kindness. It is now that was placed across the deck, attacked bi Firat defendant said that he was without said to be an account of Chun-bing. Remom-bave been broken in a very pecntiar manner, teave on shark for twenty-eight hours only. bers a shipment of opiam to Shanghai in 1872, which led to the suspicion that the pendant had would be bound over to keep the peace for six anderstood that Li-hong-chang has born com- and threw him overboard. They afterwarde which it will be remembered was the wain
18 was walking Segond defendant admitted be was absent cheats were sent ou 22nd February, through been tampered with, to give colouring to the months, in two aarettes, 250 suob, and in her suded to send an expedition to Formosa, to attacked the captain, rustention in farms columns. In point two daya..
on the deck, killed him, and. D. Sassoon, Sons & Co., on receiving a cheque { case
www recognizances in $100.
panish hooatruges which wero eommitted some unarmed of fact, the substance of the judgment lays pay.sad the second defendant was ordered of these cheats.
Firet defendant was ordered to forfeit two from them in favour of the bankrupt in respect A Portuguese watchuan at the Ko-shing
monthe back by the abrogines on some slip, threw him overboard. They shoʻkilled sereni< Be took endorsement on the Theatre deposed to seeing the two last wilbessag
INQUESTS.
wrooked Japanese subjects (Loochocane), and others of the crew und obtained complobarom. s entirely against the Carer-JUSTICE, Lurfeit four days' pay.
back of the cheque sand banded it to the French enter the side door of the theatre, which was An inquest was held yesterday at 4.30p.m., bring them in faturannder the Olineae Isipari mand of the veste), and ebanged, ber poure cepting upou the technical peist with regard
Buck, Besons cleared the opium, The a private entrance, and soon after the defend.et the Government Civil Hospital, belore A Law It is supposed that the Government the coast of China. It was positiody sworn by to the expiry of the first Treasy--a matter The popular basineer with young ladies-amount of the cheque was $12,800. Accountant called him to turn them out, as toss was a Lister, Esq, coroner, on the body of an Austrian have been powerfully induced to take this Chan Assan that Kwok-a-ring was one of those
Husbandry.
sales of 75 chests sold at Shangbai by Messrs. door where supersoas,were allowed to go in named Antony Kerfkei, who hang himself action by apprehensions that, if they did not, whe attacked the captain, and the other wit which has been since adjusted by the passing
nesses proved that he was one of the soolies The Commissioners of the Royal Patriotic Sassoon, Sone & Co., were put in, together He turned the not neordingly. He heard whilst in alate of draskemasse in a sell at No. 7 the Japund themselves would take notion, of a new Onliance.
The relations of the Foreign. Office officiala | who kept the command of the vessel until the Fond, establiebed for. the relief of women with lettere referring to them.
no noise at the plum from the time Police Station, on the night of 24th lastapt. The result of this appeal it so far satis,who lost their inabands or relatives in the After some further questions, witness stated he saw them enter to the time he turned them The jury present were Mesare. J. A. Saudanda, mich the Forega Ministors are considered to resal arrived back on the coast of China. | bo on the most friendly footing, and it is There wan also some evidence that Kwok-a-sing Crimeun wars have been defrauded by one of that he had paid some monating to $3,098.75 out. It was the defendant's doty to keep poo T. Chater, and J. H. White. factory, as it is perfectly clear that the Lords their clerks named Box, and a woman canned for insures and interest an account of the ple from passing in by the: private door with- H. J. Bahru,leting Austrian Consul, ramoured in diplomatic circles that con- and other coolles took powenlon of the cap- of the Privy Council did not see anything to Godwin, who fired together. The woman bankrupt, and the plaintif's counsel on this out payment. The defendant and himself had sword, stated the deceased came to big for the siderable vivantages to foreign interests will tain's watch and a quantity of dollars on board. justify the extranidinary course which was represental berself as being entitled to money withdrew that amount from the claim been employed at the Ka-shing Theatre three first time on the 23rd, and showed him a pass scere from the Ministers having had an When the ship arrived on the coast of China,
Cross-ceamined.-1 Emanued the business with years. in various names, and presented orders, which
purt from the Consul at Bombay, and required audience of the Experos. taken by the Curr-Justice is the case. were signed by Box. They were both appre- Saasions. I am responsible tu them.
Inspector Orley and P.C. No. 21 spoke fa- him to providde bim a reviso to Shanghai, Hə Puoli-kang-ting, à salesman in the Tak novourably of the defendant, and further added said he was in poor circumstances, and unable If the first application for Kwox-A-SING'. hended, and have been summitted for trial.
MARINE MAGISTRATE'S COURT. July 30th. BEFORE H. O. THOMSETT, Esq, R.N.
THE "MECCA."
armaine
LECEIVER OF STOLEN PROPERTY._
16th July, 1873.
TIENTSIN,
Kwok-a-eing and other poles left the vessel in a bort. The ship itself was com aground, and was left to be plundered by the natives.