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POLICE INTELLIGENCE,
November 24th,
Wong
BEFORE THE HON.C. MAT
AN OLD OFFENDER."
-foos, an old öffender, wus olmrged by Inspector Grünes, with violation of section XXX, Ordinance 7, of 1860.
Complaisant stated that he arrested the defendant in the house of Mr. Davis, Peddar's- street, in possession of a registration ticket. THE interest and responsibility of the Inte the phone toned that her bad lufenhunt blaimed as hia, The defendant bad bren in gaol for three months or no occasion, and 14 days on another.
Mr. CHARLES WILSON MURRAY, in any Firm, cured on the 10th August Frot,
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own age. In this, the police brought it for .ward.
FRAUD,
Firet defendant aon to vach for three montbs THE HONGKOW WHARF WARRANTS with bard labour, and ot intervals of seven days Mr. Brereton submitted that the fine bato be kept three days in solitary confinement, divided with the conatabla.
atoo on the 24th, 25th, und 20th Noveraber, to earry the steaks to the scene of offence, and there sit for one hour, with a placed on his back stating his orine, and then to airry them. Lane. (())
Mr. May aid that the constablo had done ersellons duty. He had guarded aguinat & bribe of $20 or 330, and would epoak in high torus of his character. If the defendant paid bis fine, ku would award the constablo a aum of $25 for bin good condust.
THE BRODIVING BEINIA.
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Sesond defendant contenced to four months' imprisonment with bara inbour
THE "GLARLYON" CASE,
M Brereton then came in and sail bo The three prisoners, Chung-a-fook, a acolle. and King's cock, is a Chinese hukong. and heard that the defendant, Mr. Fallin, was named Obang-a-pa, who were committed for remorded till Thursday. He understood that trial on a change by Inspector King, with anib was to come on to-morrow (this day). It lawfully receiving bribes and eqoozing money, a great deal of applanantness to Mr. Mr. Osmond, blerk at the Registrar-General's appeared again at the Police Court, having linen Pallin to be confined in gaol. Mr. Brown and uffice, naid-that defendant was registered an eat back..
withdrawn from the dose, as be bad scut for the Mr. Drummond appeared for the third pricomplaint a nabar of times, hat erald never MR. AD. S. CORDER has this day hoa ad- Wong-stoon. The defendant was registered
him and also that he, could bring in 1887, and his ticket was returned by Mr. sonar, and proposed to reesil Mr. King. Bidved, the U. S. Paymaster, when defendant Inspector King, recalled, stated he know the evidenos to prove that at the time the cam was convicted and sentonord to three months" third prisoner, Chung-a-po. He was formerly plairant said the robbery was committed, the hard labour. The dofendunt had informed him lukong, and was under him about six weeke, defendant was lying in his burk, unable to that the taket found in bis pesabarion wa hisap to the first of August. He did not remunter move, from injury received to bis left shoulder. NOW READY, ..."
retation's, wholed, and his unclo told blm to the 6th Septembar, or what occurred that day. He also said that the defendant wieled to get
He remembered taking a man, Lum-sang-bing, back to hisship, (asaho is gone to Shanghai, and ¦ THE HOUSEHOLD COMPANIONse it because he was poor.
Defendant made the same statement in Court, and Qui-ho, to the Registrar-General, about from thence to Yokohutas), before she had got Mr. Davis said the defendant was recom that tiano, Qui-bo'wanted to leave the brothel too far. mended to him by another boy, and defolive with the man The Ragister-General A sergeant of police was then colled, and Correndant produced the ticket, ansorting it to called on the man to And accurity, if he took told to go and see whether the complainant beloeg to him. He saw the let position was the the girl. He took the girl to his house, and the was in the colony or not, and at the end of bla Hongkong Dispensary on the ticket, nad a long sebrity not being forthcoming, Inspector Les soarch to acquaint Mr. Brereton with the time buck, und in answer to where he had been took the girl to the brothel at her own request. reaalt. in the interval, he said he had been to sex in He understand that lakong 229 was the muster
steniner. Bo hourd that defendant had boon a robber and in gaol, and sent for Inspector Grimes to and out, who came and recognised. Fined $100, i detault, aix months hard
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STEALING COALS.
HONGKONO, NOVEMBRE 25TH, 1873.
ALTHOUGH the decision of the Naral Court of Enquiry into the loss of life on board the steamer Glentyon, is unfortunately somewhat indefinite, is probably upon the whole meets tho necessities of the case. It does not seem that there was such grass wirelessness of life as to form a ground for official reprimand of the Captain and Officers, as seme allowance must of course be made for the difficulty of 12aintaining discipline under the cireum stances existing-a severe storm raging; all busily and anxiously at work, and the C tain himself disabled In such a state of affairs, it would be unreasonable to look for as much discipline and order, as might be expected under ordinary circumstances; and the Court was justified in hearing the whole of these facts in inind, and not dealing with the matter with that severity which at first
eemed undoubtedly to be called for.
The situation in which the Captain and Officers have been placed should, however, form a warning for the fature, and should
Second defendant said the coule were spilt capecially call the attention of the owners of on the road, and he engaged some boys to pick steamere, on the one hand, and of the Harbour theri up and carry them so the godown at Authorition, in all parts, on the other, to the Slip-street, becuase be was afraid they would wrongfulness of using steamers with flush stolen from the other godown,
Fist defendant was discharged, and second decks for passengers, without there being defendunt, after a.sovers lecture, was sentenced sufficient room for them to find, sheller into six months' bard labour. case of bad weather coming on. It may be plonicl for once that possibly they acted in likely counter, but ulice sich a painful warning as his hem given, this exenso could senrocly be made a second time. We do not carn to lay too great stress upon the painful nature of the case, especially as the Naval Curt, after very carefully considering it, bave not thought it necessary to do so. But still "the fact cannot be ignored that several lives hare been loal, and that a little foresight
- SUSPICIOUS CHARLOTERS.
H. B. M. SULZEME Court, Shanghai.. November 14th, ̈ ̈ Before Bir EDMUND Honnay, Chief Judge.
R. v. Ghorán Qust Mayne. Obtaining me uoy under fales pretences, Mr. Robinson conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Rennie watched the case cu belinif ot the Crown.
Mesars, Brougham Miller and Litchfield for the dofeuoc.
of brothel 173; onld not swear to it; bathun-kiseburg and Chup-a-srok were charg-sory note of the borrower, and the note of hypo. getting the biat, he intended after the case wonted by P. 6, 425, with being anapicious charme finished to find out. The prisoner apo did not ters.
Mr. Drummond submitted that tire wiatrész
of the brother never supposed she would having from Brown's want ot proir fury as a rich
is
Mr. Loeming. We understood your Lordship to a that would follow an a matter of course.
Afe. LordabiDo you believà the induce. ment that led him to make the adrance was the warrant P
Mr. Leaming-Wo do.
then orsse-oxamined as to bis first interview ́with the defendant at tlie Mackworth Aima, Swapasa, where he found bin with Mr. Onsłowy Mr. Whalley, and a Mr. Crook-the latter per appearing to be the witness to whose ten limony Mr. Whalley called attention-in-Parlia
Big Lord lip-And that the facts stated in ment, and also in the correspondence with Mr. the warrant were flee?
Mr. Leming-We du.
Gray, the Solleitor of the Treasury, lately pablished as a Pacliamentary paper. Crook,
His Lordshi—And that the fnote atotod in he said, was a tobacconist in Swansea, but Mr. the warrant deceived the manager. †
My, Leowing-Wo do.
TWO BROTHERS RECONCILED IN
COURT. (Aka.)
THE TICHBORNE TRIAL. (Daily News) 106TE DAY.
Mr. Pearce, who appeared in the witness.
a sister of the Mre. Woodman, who wHE
Ho
Mr.
get into a stupid soaked state, neither drunk Lanc cober? He was right mgain, however, the next morning, and did not drinke in the daytime.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE TORONE OF MOROCCO,—Mulez Abbas,
would have been sufficient to prevent this ferdint-bad boon au-old-police constable.. and King was not seen, but the offer was made apa, but, as the Sokerday Review puls it, not coals then standing to the acertet of the was the lodge-keeper. Both she and her unter proclaimed his srocessor,
from happening.
We cannot understand the audio of the Harbour Authorities at Singapore in allowing The vessel to leave as she did; as it must anrely have been known to them that the men would be in great danger should storais weather he encountered; and that this was quite within she bounds of possibility at the time of the year. This point ought to be default, a further term of two months' bard reef, but that whs to tell the lukong to effectively. The thief character of the piece, money, when it was literally false that he hid neerer than that." No ? inquired Mr. Haw- for a change, and having exbacated the norel.
Whalley did not tell witness that be was stay- ing at that time in the tobacconist's house. His. Lordship Then you find him quilty. Mr. Hucking then asked some, qugations lu The following word swarn on, the Jury:- Prisuner, in tower to the venut enquiry, ra- referones to the Glamorganshire neaizes und Crook's present. whereabouts; but witness Means. E. C. Arbuthnot, W. H. Bradley, F. G. plied that bo had nothing to say
-Addressing the prisoner, his Lordship said: said that lo wash Carmarthenshiro man, and Jarvis, E... Smith, and F. B. Lamming.
The circumstances of this case, us not Forth It would be meelege for me to inccoone the did not know what had been dona. nt the by the Counsel for the prosecution, ware exceed. pain you wnet siffer by occupying that post. Glamorganshire nssizce, nor what had become ingly simply. On the 28ed October, prisoner tion in which your own folly is placed you. It of Crock called at the office of the Destsibe Kauk, saw is apparent to everyone in Court that the ver Cuntain Brooks Cunliffe, the next witness, the rinnager, and asked him whether he was alot of the Jury is the only one they could have was listened to with marked attention, this he disposed to make itdvances upon goods stored arrived at-that you are guilty of the orime ofing the firet of the brother offers af Lieut. at the Shangai and Horgker Wharf. After which you are charged, for which in fact you Tichborne who is yet appeared. The atton. little conrerention, the manager said lie would offer no explanation nor any justification, une tion became van more manifest when the do so, and prisoner then told him that a Chinn the sentence of the Court is that you ba im witness stated that, owing to his knowing the man wanted Ts 3,000 upon soma canla that prisaned in Her Majesty's gaol for two years. French language, and Mr. Tichhorne and he'
having also driiled together, Roger was, por had been left at the Wharf ox Bed Dear. On the and pay the expenses of this prosecution. afternoon of the aume day priganer called again, The Court then rosu-Summarised from hups, more ictlasate with bim than with any other offor." His bair, he stated, "wia shout the bringing the Chinuman with him, banded to N. C. Daily Nets.
| defendant's colour, and the defendant, he said, the manager of the bank's warrant having re
“istery like my old brother officer." Boing feremde to the coale, and bearing his (prisoner's)
Į'thonuskodif be thought he was “the enmo mno," signature. Upontheinspection of this doen met, tbo manage agreed to make the advance in
Capt, Cunliffe grid that be" thought so;” but . question, and the ungal documents-the promis A singular scano nccurred in a Connecticut in cross-examination by Mr. Sergeant Party he Court-mon a few days ago, whiab is thus de stated that he would not pledge his oath that themtion, were drawn up. Then it appeared that caribed by the Bridgeport Standort. "Too he is." and he made numerous other statements afew day afterwards, in consequence of a cotios brothers, named Adama, of. Westport, have heen of considerable importance. Being asked if ia uffer a bribe to him, his wife told him that Oranplainant sagd be was in a police boot appearing in a newspapers requesting the public, an antrianilly tama für Bakari, joand, and o oppsling bla Bisbborne had a thorough know the cook bad been up to ber about the mistress and spe the defendants pulling away from bieto sand in their warrants for examination, the abort time ago they came to blows. Enoh of ledge of the French Language, he answered at uf the brothel, and be went to the brothel boat, and throw some bottles overboard. He manager ent in his warrant, and upon exum the complained to a justice, and each of them oud, "Oh, perfect." His accent, be said, wes and an Chang-a-po coming out. Chang-a-po palled towards them, and asked why they threw uing it they discovered that the errant, was found guilty of a breach of the peace. Hath Riwaya French, and his English broken. Forg-a suw, u boolis, wax obarged by Chinese did not tell him then of the trouble at the the battles overboard, but they denied it which was supposed to represent 480 tons of appealed. Their cases came before the Superior bad bem speaking for the first time with the eonatable 232, with the nnlawful possession of brothel, but his cock told him that the mistrese J. W. Watts, acting warlon of Victoris coats security to the Dentacha Bank, did not Court, and one of them was found guilty, and in defendant that day for a quarter of an hour. 10 vatties of costs, and Leong-a-lum, a watch of the brothel wanted to get Chung-a-po into Gaol, said he recognised the first defendant represent that enrgo at all, and that the coals the case of the other the jury could not arice. and had found no trucs now of any French
Judge Fostor called both of them before him, vocant," though, se had looked for soma. man, was charged by Chinese constablo No. 243, trouble. Previous to this, he had want Chung-under the amo. of Chun-ki-ahong, who was had no existente.
Evidence was given amply substantiating the and talked to them in a most serious manner, Tichborne, he said, bad rather a long flat foot. with being concerned in the robbery of same, po to find out what the aistress wasted. When envisted on the 12th Angust, 1872. with selling Ht Wanchi
be sent Ghong-a-po he did not know there was spirita in the barbor, and nod $50, ia default adore facts, ard is Lordabip summed up as and after a abort.review of the affair, told thou, In answer to this Lord Chief Justice, be also P.C.232 aid when he arrested the firet any sharge. He had told all bia men that if the months bird labor, being in company follows:-
it was entirely wrong and shameful for eaid that for three years he bad been folimate defendant, other coolies were assisting to carry money was offered, they were not to take with another man who, after being in gaol too The evidence in this anes occupied so hurt a them to conduct themselves in such a man with Mr. Tichborne, and had always fond- the conle; they ran away, and first defendant said it. The prisoner, Cliudg-a-po, did not inform or twelve days, mado his'écoupe, and hus naver time, and must be so immediately apou your ner toward each other. Even strangers live in bits a truthful and honourable gentleman" and he hit bad the coats given to him to carry by him that tribe bad Ecan offered him. Eleber, heard of once. He was again conviated memory, that really it is not necessary for the peace, and why should not you. You have to the further question whether he bore that
youth and hot blood cherocter in the regiment," be answered prompt Leong-a-ium, the Chinese watch anat Moears. never scat lakongs or sny Chinese to extrap on 31st Noveeber, 1872, under the name of to go through it again. The only points to not even the excuse
Chang-a-tim, as a rogas and vagabond, und which I shall on your attention are those that but have arrived at an age when the passionaly, "Deatedly so." Mr. Cunliffe was then aboen- Dungan Lapraik & On's godown. The first brothels. His cook was the second prisoner. defondant thea pointed out the second defenð. Mr. Drummond stated that Ching-upo resantenned to two months imprisonment with arise upon the indiatment itself, and npon the should be under control. He than appealed to the two daguerreotype portraits which have ant as the man wis gave him the couts, and presented the brothel keeper sa P, 0.293, and hard labonz
eridenes of the manager of the Bank, and they one of them in a slightly sarcastic manner: becme's famous in the course of this inquiry P. C. 245 arrested hin
that be bud offered him, asme money to revous.. Firet defendant said he had only been in gaol will be very few. Bear in mind that the offence You have always used your brother well from the refuel of so many witnowen to lock stating that when first defendant stated that he girl Qui-ho. The, gator and existress of the und zoight or phes,
P. C. 943 corroborated last witness's evidence, pense him for his trouble in getting buck the once, and that was for seven days, because he with which the prisoner is charged is simply yes, and he was always abused you at them. One of these, known as the square this," that ho did falnely pretend to one Emilyes. He then turned to the other with the daguerreotype," is in pingsaasion of the Court of and four other coolies were engaged to carry the brothel went to the house of Mr. King to re PC. 45, J. Maxwell, and be recognised the Seligmannn, that the Shanghai and Hongkow onnir questions, and received similar answers. Chancery, having been deposited in the hands Wharf Company hud received, froin stormship Ther, asid be, 'you are both to blame. There of a Receiver as part of the effects of the late coals for the second defendant, be aricated him. present the case, and Chung-a-pe-sid that Endefendant as an old offender
How-chor head watchman to Messrs.pector King sent bim to take the money, and Dragias Lipraik and Co., deposed to the then large the parties.
His Worship said be believed Mr. Watts Ged Dear 480 Los of coal for account of the is a fanlt on both sides, and 1 don't know which Dowager Lady Tiobborne; and the other, statement, as be was very particular in Dentache Bank, by means of which pretence he is the worst. He showed them the folly of which was the property of the late Lady second defendant being on duty at 6 as on Mr. May enid that Mr. King did not know such cases, and expicased a wish that if the obtained from the uanzer of the said bank their present dispute, and admonished them if Doughty, and, which is referred to as the "ovul Sunday morning, when the coals were atolen. anything about any money being offered, and Brit defendant could being any witnesses tc to the sum of 2,910 Talca." He is changed, there they had any grievance in the Fature about pro-partroit, is now in the criately of the Coart of The godowne were under repair.
he stated he rever sent the prisoner, Chang-atify that he had not been in gaol, he should be fore, with having made false pretence to this porty, to settle it among themselves, or to cal Common Floss. Like all documents and ex Mr. Manger being in ourt, said the roof of p, to entrap the house by taking money. The happy to hear the evidence. First defendant effent that the Wharf had received for secount in their neighbours to belp thein, but do not bibits placed on the civil trial, these the premises had fallen in, and was under repair only money matter represented to him was said he could not. Second defendant denied of the Deutsche bank from the Bed Deer 430 go to law. Law is au capensive luxury. Then portraits are in the custody of certain officers tone of void. Now, if you are of opinion that it he appealed to them both to be friends hures of those courte for use by either side on eco- First defendant said himself and three other when be visited the brothol
The mistress the charge,
We may add that these are the Firat defendant sentenced to three montbe" was upon that representation that the money after, and torming to one of them he put the ion arise. coolics were engaged by the poorid defondant stated, through the interpreter, that the girl to carry two bakels of coule enob. He did not qui-ho wanted to borrow $20, and asked his imprisonment with hard labour, and at the ex-(which was undoubtedly advanced and as unquestion solemnly as in a marriage sorvioo, two portraits of Roger Tighborne which know whore they were to take them to the adrianbility of oaning it. He, Mr. King piration of that time to find two good sureties, doubtedly paid to some one, it is inmaterial to Yan, Adama, do procino on your part are familiar to the public in the photo second defendant was guiding them, bai ran told her, as in his evidence, that he had nothing of $50 each, to be forthcoming for the next two whom) was advanced-you must be of opinion that you will be friends in the future with graphers' shop windows. Being shown the
to do with her money matters.
months. Second defendant convicted of being that it was a falas representation, because there your hrather. The response cam ring square daguerreotype, Captain Cunliffe at away when the frat witness approached,
Inspector Cradock said that the first defend- Mr. Drammond, after a few other remarks, rogue and vagabond, and sentenced to two was in reality no 480 tons of cents held to the ing out. 'I will," Then to the other once said, "That is very like him; about the aut said at the aution be was taking the scale aid it was strange, if true, that a lutong should months' imprisonment with hard labour order of the back toangor, and you mast uu- the Judge put the sand question, "You right eye and the mouth especially." The
In the same time be master of a brothel.
questicnally upon this indiatment find the pri Adame, de promis, go, to which onme an witness was afterwards shown the original oval to 2. Taiwan-etreet.
Chloe constable No: 223, declared, and
soner quilty. Buri Jou are of opinion that it equally prompt I will Then shake hands, daguerreotype, and be said that the latter was severely cautioned, said the mistress of the
THE AMATEUR PERFORMANCE.
was not this false pretence that acted upon the said the Judge, and as they did as there was even more like," adding "lu all respects it brothel was bis cousin's wife. His name
The performance given by the Hongsong | mind of the manager, and was not the cause of Bon dry eye in the sunrt room. One of the fairly represents the man as I last saw him," was Wong-a-fun, and the mistream of the Dramatic Amateurs last evezing was fully at his advanoiug the moacy wbish he did advance, brothers subbed out, By the presence of God Captain Canlife also replied that he bad never brothel was named Nga-kew. His own name conded, and gave grant satisfaction. The pine but that there was another false pretenes which I will try and live peaceably with my brother. received any personal communication from the was Wong-a-wing fie know all the girls were well selected, being both very amusing and then you most equally nequit the proner. the Judge, addressing the one who bad been land in 1866; though his attorneys had written
aporated to the exclusion of the former one. The other signified the same. Then, said defendant since the arrival of the litter in Rag in the honse by their features, bei wel: auited to the talent of the Corps. The The evidence of Mr. Salignana is this that found guilty, I ipse apon yon the lightest to him in connection with the ejectment suit. know their names. He was not entrusted with the pure of the brothel. He only called in ocon- fitila comedietta of the "Spitalfields Weaver" the accused enllod ut bis office on the 23rd sentence of the Court, one dollar, and I dis- He was not, however, called sa witness on BREACH OF ORDINANCE. Pang-a-po, ex-Chinese coustable No. 2sionally. Hekies nothing of the mater in land, won ota most telling charactor, and kept the of October, and asked him if he advanced ouebarge your bond. During the ulosing scene that trial. In answer to inquiries from the and Burried woman named Yeong-i-luk, till he was equited that $10 were given. He
geode. The answer was, yea, "He thus asked of this remarkable addreap of the Judge, the Lord Chief Justice the witness said that Mr. ignorance of the severe weather they were were arrested by Tospector Cradock, by virtue did not know Qui-ho personally from any other use in a, roir of laughter throughout. The i would advance to Obinaman on coals stored Stato Attorney and the members of the bar Tichborne would take a great deal of wine and
tawarinnt at Omcway Bay, in a bit, bold girl. He knew nobing soon the mistices plot is extremely slurple. Brown, a Spitals at the Hongkes Wharf. I said I would if there were all affected to tech ing a squatters licence, in consequence of is going to Mr. King's house to offer money for over, be left a fortune by his owployer was officient margination urination and charged with celling, prepared getting Qui-be back again. He did not know and very property manuries the said employer's Famount required, mely, Tie. 3,000, on 480 tons ieced thon arise the disagiocabion resati- of conle. I told him the Chinum must be opin and retailing simba witliont licences. whether Qai-bo belonged to orother brothel.
M. Brereton appeuret on behalf of the
by the name of „Fur-kee, and to this mina the opinia former.
precut, and later on ke returnca with a mao
A RATTLING APPAIHail. Chinplainant said defendant left the police got the girl back nesin from the Registrar. with a somewhat fashionably dierused advance was alcinintaly made. That then the box punctually on the stroke of way is
·A· POPULAR DRAWING Drawing a salary, General's office, and finding that the girl was wile: Mr. Gay, bo noted the part of Brown, prisoner handed in the warrant for the 480 tone with a good character being an old policemanaght back from Mr. King's house or Mr. had rather a dificult rêts to perform, as Brown of coils, and also a letter of valuation, (which, examined on Tuesday, and, like her, she **Deidope your minerals," is the Californian. resigning himself. He found in defendant'a aut two large is of samehu, and some pre Leo, the brothel people then went to Mr. King's supposed to be that most unfathomabio of all kowever, we have nothing to do with.) If you depoeed to remembering Lieutenant Tichborne style of asking a person bepay his debts.
Fare of opinion that is was upon this warrant, coming to the gates of Glengali Park," at bonse to thank him, and to offer some money characters, a gentleman at bottom-a very good the representation that there was 480 tons of Cahir, in 1850, and talking with her father, who brother of the deceased Emperor, bas been pared opium, and pads for preparing it,
Mr. Brereton submitted that as the frat de- ass present to show their gratitude, and Mr.
the pleasantest of companions at dinner. On Dentanhe Bank at the wharf, and that it was on had been subpoenaed by Mr. Bowker on the last f Some persons are so tenacious of memory, strould know better, he deserved no mercy, not often that measures were Labor,
Mr. May questioned, whether it a sum of the whole, Mr. Gay acquitted bimself very well, the faith of that statement that the money whe trial; but had Sually given evidence for the that they forget nothing but the services they withstanding the good chumcter bo bad in the
list. He was out who should have been the money was offered, the lakone would refuse it thongh perhans be was a shade too delicate in advanced, then the prisoner is undoubtedly other side, haring, au she deposed, recognised have received, and the errors-they have com
guilty of the offence with which he is charged, in the defcudunt the Mr. Talbote she bad mitted: fust to bavak the law. The opinm former paid a Qui-lo, the girl, acolod, deposed to having
According to Der Naturforscher, a nóv epcaica arts to the Government for the monopoly been in brotho No. 95 previons to entering No his manners to show the real gist of the play if on the other hand your pro of opinion that knows at Gabir. It is not, perhaps, often that sud & beary lose was experienced to the opina 173 brothel, in consermance of No, 98 breibal but still it was rather difficult to avoid the op. that representation had un effect upon the lady in the witness-hox declares that she of lizard has been dracovered by Herr Eisner, on farm through this extensive breach of his being eksed by the Registrar-Geral. She posite arror of wat showing some signs of in mind of the manage, and that the real. [alee must be older than n éross-examining counsel a bare gook near the Island of Capri. The cart. privilege.
brew nothing of the defendants before the Frant defendant being convicted of welline 14th instant. She know Mr. Kiug's cooktoremens under the charming tutorship of his pretence was that the Chinamisu ba3 480 Auggears; but this was the case with -Mrs,f-ous-point-is-that the lizard presents. a bluish
tome of coals at the wharf, that this China Poarco Frompted apparently by her appear colour, with black spots on the back, whilst tan. her own free wife, Adelle, which character was excellently man wanted money, and that he was willing ance, Mr. Thwkins began his questionings by rock which it inhabits is so similar in colour, opium, was fiued 325, in default, two months She went back to the brothel tard labour, and being convicted of selfing will, in company with Mr. -Tee. Mr. King's given by Mide Edith Vernon. Her get up and to pledge those coals as a security, and upon rearking that he would like to know how old-4bet the areatare, lying upon the racks on sama. was fized a further sum of $26, it cook had nothing to do with it. She did ou saner were both very good and appropriate, the faith of that statement, namely, that the she was to which Mra, Pearce replied at once, avarcely he detected by sight,
*Hetween 30 and 40,” 'sdding, "I can't go PARIS NOVELTIES.--The Parisians, ever eager one occasion go to the apuse of M, King by and she understood her part wall, and vendered Obinuman hud the coals and wanted the ouquired into, and we doubt not will be the labour; second defendant was dinobarged.
look out for her, bed boards, and are that the
the one or wasted the other-if such was the king, "No," ceased the lady,Iabould say ty of eating horses and mules, have taken to subject of some investigation A steamer
brothel mistress did not keep them.
however, was Timmers, an old Spitalfields ac inducement which led him to make the advance, shirts," suggested Mt. Hawkins.Older than buffalo ficab, 170 live buffaloes from Salonies, with flash decks, deeply laden, is not fit to Le-u-kim, manager of the Wing-lang opinm Mr. King and this was after going back toquaintance of Brown's, in which Mr. Koiti osme then, inasok as the primer is not thua that, rejoined the witness. "Thirty-one, sng on their arrival in Paris, were at onse wold to carry one more passenger tlinu it is possible shop, Queen's road West, was arrested in the the brothel. He found the witness at 10p fully up to his old excellent standard. He bit charged in the indictment, you minst acquit gezted the learned counsel," or say thirty-two the garrison betebere. The meat does not smell
street by PC. 184, and charged with breach of pae night concealed in the third defendant's in the erant of's storm arising to place under Ordnance 2 of 1658, with having in his poetes- † byd, sul nothing was said to him about bed the comicalities of the situatiin to a nicety him: The charge in the indictment is the one but Mra. Pesten only smiled. "When is your of musk, and very much resembles bard beef, and
boarde. Her pocket mother has gone away, forced himselt into the presence of his old by which he anat atand" or fall if in the "birthday p" inquired Mr. Hawkins, in the tone is 14. to 184. a half kilo oheaper.
It should be generally known that spirits of mind of the manager of the bank the fules of one who is only ngxious to know when be msy and she is now free; she was nothing to Ngobain in the most natural way in the world; and pretence was that there was 100 tons of coal present some appropriate gilt at that moment turpentine is an effective antidote for poison by a-kew, the mistress of the brothel.
anterell with the utmost droitery into a con- standing to the gooount of the Deutsche Bank, fa his pocket; but the witness declared that she phosphorous. The Barbier prize bus just bcon Mr. May remarked to Mr. Drummond
suretion ou old happy days. Mr. Keith's well and that upon the faith of that statement, be could not tell him. "No; neither the day, not awarded by the French Academy of Sciences to lthough he may have acted upon other gentleman tried again, and remarking that this chemist to the Hospital de la Pitii, bas with much excellently, and we doubt if he over succeeded indocemente as well, yet, if that was the basis was three-and-twenty years ago asked, "Now, cars investigated the subject. As a remedy for to the front of the Wing-lung, opium shop. decks being lambered up by the baggage of The chair came, and he saw several persone
First, prisoner said that Wonga-wing was better than last night. Darville, the haw upon which he made the advance, then you were you more than fourteen La which the injuries on the skin by phosphorous, turpestize passengers in the event of dificulties arising, teatran get into the obair, and he at master of the brothel, and be often sat down in actor in Hongkong, who possesses many pro
come out, and three bazules wore put into it. his friend. Wong-awing, P.C. 293, was the baw” oousin, was taken by Mr. Jerrois, a bow most find the prisoner guilty. But ik on witness auswered that she most bava boon he has been long employed.. -
the contrary. yonara of opisien that tweez foartete and sixteen; but abo" did not Moon has been accomplished," writen De and this forms another reason against the event and stopped it, and the de the brothal, and sometimes got loans from himising qualities, and with a little more go
that statement went for nothing in tija mind; | know," and though the Bench and the jury also ↑ Quincey in-relation to the victorii ofthe Press, system of carrying a large number of desk fenfant gut out. He asked him what be lad Wong a wing wanted to get rid of the girl will make very good actor of such parts. Mr. which be advanced the money, but that it was And you recognised the defendant us he was been the advance. How noiseless is the growth and that it was not the falac pretence upon | tried their haude, there the utter finally stood "more than people are Lware--so gradual-bas, in the chait, and be made answer, "Opium,"sbo, ne she was an obatinste girl, and wanted Passengers. These considerations obviously defendant, Why do yon sarry to tell her out of the brothel. He advised Line Brooke tende a very good funkey in the chapon the representation that the Chinaman did getting to his brougham merely from his of cura! Watch it day and night for a week, arise from the ciremustangs of the case, and opism about at night?" He told the de not to do so, and the consequence was-Wong-w", raster of Dawson.
wast the money, tunt he had 190 tons of con! ex- - walk ?” asked Mr. Hawkita. “Yes,” said the and you will never see it growing, but wo make no doubt they will forn a warning fendant that be must take him into custody. wing gat up the charge of attempting to extort The "Spitulliclda Weaver" was followed byona Dear at the wharf botoliging to this China-wite cae, that was how I knew him." Witness return after two months, and you will find it to the Harbour Authorities at Singapore, to
ile on three bundles in the chair similar to 330 from the brothel.
man, which the latter was willing to pledge, was then asked whather, before abo and bor sis: Whitening for the barreat. Sach and go im. from prison aid it was not very likely of J. H. Byron's populer, comedian, "Not each muamuch as that is not charged on the flict- tar went to the other aule," she had eat been perceptible in the stage of their motion are the one produced, containing three jain The little more careful how they permit defendant called out, and some people came that he would be foolish ouough to go to a bro- stool as he looks." The loading oharacter, that went, you must acquit hit. But if you think show certain photographs, and she admitted the victories of the Press
TOMAN TREELVES.-Tuke the sound fruit steaners to leave with crowds of human out of flac shop and seized two of the bundles, thol and try extort maoy from the mastery of Sir Simon Simple, was taken by Mr. Hoshey, it was the banding in of the warrant that that she bad, but protested that eba Izad said beings inadequately provided for on board.
and took them into the ebop, and closed the who was a police constable.
these: vien Mr. May differed with the prisonore, and was, wo need bardly say, well played sutisfied him, and that upon it, coupled with then that she" did not understand those sort as soon as vips, scald, and pend them. To 7lba, of the other statements, be made the advance, and of things” and was "ze judge of photograpba" tomatoes add fiba of white sugar, and les them The reprimand which is contained in the door. He vederlant then saith, that is said that second and third prisoners, were, in throughvat. Murgstrand, solicitor and money that, it was the real falso presence, then of Shended, however, that she had said that the stand overnight: Take the tomatoes out of the finding of the Naval Court upon the chief re was taken to the station it would a position to impose on these unprotected lender, was taken by Mr. Hawkins, who has n
course prisoner is guilty of the crime, because "thin portraits" were most Disa Mr. Tichborne, sugar and boil ske syrup, removing the apu - engizcor, fex allowing oury to he takes from ot be all right with him, and prayed to bo let class of people, and it had been his intention desided turn for the representation of legal be warrent states that which was not a fact, Ultimately Mrs. Pearce examined the two por put in the tomatoes and bait gently 15 or 20 To, prong to give bio $30 or $20. He that their case should be tried before a jury, characters, and was extremely happy in hitting there, being no 480 tons of coals standing to traits of Boger which have so often been pro- minutes. Remove the fruitsgaiu and boil until the passengers for the use of the engine refused to take it, when the defendant refused that they could have the heaviest ponishment of the scheming old usurer. Every poits was the redit of the Dentoche Bank when he dused, but said they did not eind her of him the syrup thickens; on cooling put the fruit into zonu, will be very generally endorsed. This bug, and be kud to cali assistance. The chair the law inflicted. He would, however, sentenes well made, and one of the most difkcult purta, product, it is the only questies in the moch. She then said they did not remind har jara, and pour the syrupseer it; add a few slices case. There is not the slightest doubt that n "at all," and that she could not ce any like of lemon to each jar, and you will have soûte, might be reasonable under ordinary circum-got away before he could get the number. At shem all to six months' hard labour
she stutron he found the one binile he brought
that, amely, where he endeavour to perenado variety of false pretences were made, but that nosa, though therewight be about the eyes." thing to please the tute of the most fastidious. stances, but there seeing something very hor. contrined three jars of prepared opium. The The second prisoner, cook to Mr. King, as his niece to marry Sir Simple Simon, he acted which you have to consider the particular lie remembered that Mr. Tiebborne'e right-Gardener's Magazine.
Sir Charles beatstone has received from cible in asking mon for payment for the uso weight of the pinsa, inoinding the pota, was then placed at the bar on another charge, of ex-with very great effect. His clerk, Fred Grantly, pretence we bave to deal with is that abarged knee used to go in." end that the "left eye
in the indiotment. If you are of opinion that used to work very queerly. She also recollect the Frenou, Booiety for the Encouragement of The two laudles taken into the shop were simi, of a brothel, on two asosione.
Jerrin, Etin chief business to be respectful inducements to the manager to advance the defendant's voice we almost the aume;" actual danger. We do not say that the fiar to the one protnood, and appeared to be Defendant denied the charge.
which is awarded every sixth year for the most Mr. May told, bus, there was overpowering to his employer, and spoony on bis cployer's money, inasanob as prisoner in not charged in though she had only beard him say, Good important application of salence to industry. matter presented itself in this light at the weighty,
Mr. Brereton and that was the case for the evidence against hini. He was auder the wing pizce, and he performed both in an ebay and the indictment with having made these falne morning. Mr. Hawkins then referred to a The former awards have been made to De Les time. Probably it was thought that if the protection. The defendnut held a licence, but of the Laspector, and in his house be even ex ustural way, though the latter is always more pretenses, he must be moquitted, but if you think paga in the Claimant's cross-examination with epa, the engineer of the Sass Canal, to Bee- mcu could not got to one place they would before boiling he ebould procure a permit, torted $2 as tos menpy from that poor helpless or less trying to do well in public. Ms. Trieb, that the meat material inducement in the mind reference to Giengall Park, and asked the singanlt, for big researches un agricultore; and of the bank manager was the statement made in wiznces wheilen" Lived Roscommon over lived | to H. Ste.-Claire Daville, for bis process for get to another; but the facts show that instating the quantity he was to prepare. This girl Qui-bo; but that was not the present onse
the warrant that 480. tons of coal were then there; " but Mr. Pearce replied that she never wannfhelaring aluminium.“ Sir C. Wheatstone consequence of not being able to get shelter, was the condition of the licence, and this und He would send him to gaol for a further periods Mold, was inimitable. His get up was in it-
self a wonder, and fully bore out bis assertion and thers standing to bis mrder, and that this beard of ench a person, and that Glengall Parkrossives the medal for his varied applications of that when he went abroad the crossing sweep inducement led him to winke the advance, then was the seat of the Earl of Hengali.
elentricity, A witness named Hewitt, who followed, said EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND FOR ALL KINDS ་་་, ers were disposed to claim him for their own, unquestionably you will find the prisoner
guilty.
that he had been footoran to Mr. Hopkinson OF COINS IN 1872-The year 1872 bus been re- Wat-u-tim was charged by distrios watch. He cles showed a thorough appreciation of fis
M Miller-Will your Lordship please (the mother of Era, Seymour and grandmother markabin for an extraordinary and unseating these unhappy men the shelter which might bulbs only. This was only the day previous; the man No. 28, with attempting to pick pockets in baracter, and gare a reality to the wretched add the words, and that the prosecutor, Mr. of Roger's uncive, Mr. Alfred and Mr. Beury demand for all denomination of gold, silver, and
permit was not for exportation; only to bo used the Queen'e-road.
being whom he tad to personify such as will Seligmann, was deceived by the same." te.boon afforded to them.
Seymour). With reference to this lady unmer bronze sein. The following was the weight of His Lordship.-I do, is a matter of course, Complainant said he was on duty in Queen'e- in the shop. Opium to be exported should be
ous questions were asked in the course of the metal jeaned :-Gold, 119 tone, silver, 337 tona; Mr. Miller. Because the false pretences Claimsus cross-exaniluution, without reference bronze, 114 tons. The total number of piecos lumped with the mark of the shop, und the road, and or the defendant put his band in stamp the representation upon the memory of certificate of the company affixed. The juve the left traveser's pocket of a calman, snd then all who saw him, as the ideal seals cassuger might have been made, but euch false pretenses to which it would be impossible to render a truck was 62,841,048, as against 30,059,404 HUBWAY. Witness paraded, overlook bin, Capt. Marker (Mr. Winfred) has but little to do, he might have had a full knowledge of considerable portion of the orgae-examination during 1871, and their value, real or nominal, produced bud no.ench elop.
Defendant said that is he was leftriu ébarge and coavered him to the statión.
bus very tairly. The ladies were all good. Mia Lordabin-I thought I had made it of this wiltiese intelligible. The wiinone, how- £16,426,653 10%. The values of the British quías of the shop, being only, an accountant, Defendant denied the charge. Convicted of Or Miss Siwel, as Mrs. Mold, we can only anyalar. The evidence shows a variety of pre over, said that Mira, Hopkinson went to reside struck during the year was-gold #15,113,021 he was afinid of thieres, and the property being being a rogue and vagabond, and sentenced to that is power of bringing out the character pretence. If you believe that the false pretence remained there mil she did in 1850. He 3s. 1-making a total of £16, 24142 18. d.
tences. The indictment shows only one fab at Mr. Seymour's sent st Kroyle in 1818, and 10as silver, 21,285,726 09. 31. bronze, £47,341 valuable, he was simply removing it for both the prisontent with hard inbourletion of a by no menus amiable lady, who earns mentioned in the indictment was what operated remouered Roger's visité to Kauple in the Four DAYE IN A WELL-A young man re- night to his family house for protection, but
Chun-a-tal and Ng-ainm were charged by bez livelihood by washing, sho showed herself upon the mind of the bank manager de induce shooting season, when witness valeted him, siding at St. Mary Oray, Kent, while gathering. the polien came and stopped him. auier westions V. and VIII. of the same Or with the Isreeny of two locks, the property or esteemed husband. Felicia Craven, Gidalgo pretence on which the manager asted was spar with Mr. Tichborne, and on these ooca and hidden by thorus and subbish. He fell a Mr. Brereton centended that the case came the second officer of the P. M. §, S. Qui admost equal Mr. Tracb, in the charactor of him to make the lean, then you sings find the and accompanied bia va abooting and ferrating nuts in Orpington Woods, walked into an old
prisoner guilty. But if you think the really expeditions... Fart bar that that he owed to dry wall, the entrance of which was overgrown- dance, end the defendant ebould be fined of the Company: Complainint aid they Margetroyd's charming niece, was excellent, the statcient that the Chinaman bud ole, siors, and also when he bud taker bin water to depth of forty-five fact, and was partially stun- under section XUL; there could be nothing had mined two or three locks, nad yesterday slcaror Clan that the other bundles contained the first defendant was poor with the padlock both in get up and acting, and Mrs. Fitz-Blash that he wanted to raise money apon them, wash, he had seen his arms bare," and was sure ned and much shakes, but no boase were broken. opiom.
In his hand, and another was found on the ington, who took the part of Mr. Merton, noted when in fact there was to Chinaman and no ho had no tattoo marks. He also said he was at The old sell is in the middle of a wood a mile' Me. May said the jars were not soen, and semi defoudunt this morning. He gave them her best style, and looked her character to posla, then of course prisoner is not gailty of Bath with Mr. Seymour daring the whole of the from any pablierend or human habitation, and ⚫the compliant could not identify the man who ( into custody,
the offence with which be is obarged.
perind of his visit down to hía đơnth there. His only hope of succour was thruagh" tho- interfered with him and took the bundles away.
The Jury then retired, and after an absence eswere positively that Rogar never cause to see chance risit of a keeper'or poacher to the cop- The cook of the F. M. S. S. Ching deposed to pedestion. Mr. Breton contended that the other bus suring the brit defondant with the book in his
The mocnery was effectiro, sopopially the of thirty-five, miantes, returned into Court, his grandfather on that occasion, and he also pice. He shouted until sheer exhaustion cow- descontained ophtm, and that the Cours should hazed.
drawing-room at Mis Morton's, which was very when their foreman,
i swore that the defendant is the same pemon.pelled liim to desist, and although the busbes recognise the fact, illustrating it by a well P.C. 286 deposed to being called on board well printed and instefully arranged. We notice
Mr. Leeming, said.--We bave come to the In cross-examination Hewitt said that old Mire, ebut, out the light from abore, he won besine known ring osse. The case was not a criminal the atomship China, and seeing there the first clint the now drop-azio te now. Enished, and is colusion stat the money advanced by Mr. Hopkinson was very well known to visitor at aware that the place was swarmed with mice. ones, but thare vene this, that tho defendant only defendant iurons. He
went shooting all day long, on which Mr. Haw-peated ory of "Help!" and the next day bia use in hand. He contended, tlust taking the that be had stolen, a padlock. The first defend. border, which certainly does not add to its His Lordship. And that the godown working referred the jury to two pages of the de sufferings became terrible that he daught hulde lissues to elonk such proceedings as the house in iron the asset the reason why vary suocemurial, with the excepting of the laws upon the geority of the godown Kasyle, and Rogar, on his visite, frequently the day passed, and still no response to kis je other bundles from the constable was rubbery, aut then suid it was nos bim that stole the look, beauty.
rwat was false?
fondant's orose-examination. The witness was and devgarod the mind which ran over him as om 13 to th Mr. Looming.—We have coma to no conein. then questioned with much severity na to his he lay upon the damp ground. These mice
statement that Boger Tlobborne did not visit formed his only food; daring the third night- His Lorealp. There was evidence upon Bath to a bis únole but the witness said he reason forsook bim. On the following day 4 that point before you.
was positivo on the subject, though he finally gentleman was shooting in the wood, when Lis Mr. Leoming-We considered that the only said that he might be mistaken Boing ask attention was drawn to the well by the deliria ta The first defendant admitted the charge.berliantly perforasanielle," which was
matters within our jurisdiction wero the quesol if he could some one single bamun being bricks and cries of the poor fellow." Assistance who ever, Baw him sparring with Mr. Tish was obtained, and he was brought to the surfaco H. R. the Governos, Lady and Miss Kennedy, tiers submitted to us by your Lordship.
His Lordship. The questions I submitted to bonte," he auswered, "I don't know ikut I cut," in a pitiable condition, and removed with all companied by another sound to hindador and other poisons of distinction wore present.
you mera, was it upon the faith of that warrant He said, however, that it was is a room over speud to his home, where onreful, nursing is Mr. Brereton remarked that balf the fine ho it. He said he bad no. He then paid the Brat
that the money was advanced, and wore the the stablo, and some stablonien were there fast restoring blu to health, thocgh it is feared Defendant wade the samo excuse, stating it supposed would go to the opium former. defpuidant 25 cents for the lock, and if the first Siami un ungalant comntry. There the first facts stated in that warrant falec P
who und come to son the sparring, though the tint the terrible strain to which bis mind and Was Sunday.
Mr. May, said that way is certain esser defendant required it at any time, he could have wife, thay be divorced, and after that every wife Mr. Miller, ~And was Mr. Boligmann deceived Mr. Seymours wora pot. The wilnose who body bare alike been subjected will bare a last». where the opium farmer brought forward hie it by paying back the 20 sente.
may be sold for one, or traded for a yellow dog. I by those pretenden ?.
comes from Lianelly, in Carmarthenshire, was ing effect upon him.
shelter. In the present instance some forty meri were left on deck after almost every corner in the ship had been filled up, and out of the number ao left several were
sion three jare of prepared opian.
Mr. Boretan appeared on behalf of the opian Wong--keury, P.C. No. 184, declared, stated
inroser.
at
1945 r.. on the 24th, he was on duty sear
drowned: There is also a great objection to the British Hotel, when be heard a-chair, called ward, bad not the mistress had a powerful, known powers as a comis netor causa into playbaße the advance, if he acted upon that, the year, nor the month." Thea the leah; Andant, who, resisted by M. Personne, the
doubtless, the case would nevet mend that friend in P.O. 223,
of a place of refuge when their lives are in 250 taels, the value of which he did not know. | tɔrtilig money from another wonian, a mistress was performed in a pleasing manner by the other false pretences were the only movinged his soft mellow voice," and said that the National Indimity, the great medal of Ampère,
nat boen bapplied with. He would call i wital six months.. xotne, of those men lost their Evos, and for her to that effort.
Chuk-kumam, cuployed in the opium farm,
would like to be in the position of those who, dope that the last notice the defendant gave for the sake of a few dollars, have refused was three days back, and that was for thres
We are glad to state that telegraphie om musicution between Singapora and Pening was restored at 7 pm, on Sunday evening, 23rd ins staut
We are requested to state that jusers will
not be required to attend in Court to-morrow,
the 361, and should their attendance be required on another day, unties will be given to then
MARINE MAGISTRATE'S COURT. November 24th.
BEFORE H. G. Tropener, Eng, R,N,
THE "MARQUIS OP AEGTLE."
W. McKeon, nurte of the British ship Margüle of Argyle, charged John Henderam, chief officer of that ship, with being drank and disorderly on board on the 2nd instant, the charge, us defendant's previous charretor Complainant and be did not wish to proas
wan very good.
Berone F. W. MITCHELL, ESQ. THE RESULT OF PICXING POCKETS,
LARCENY.
Defendant, un expressing sorrow for what und if his Worship did not deal with it, and or but that it was another man. He then took the The Band of the 80th Regiment, by the kind bad happened, was reprimanded, unddigoburged, der it to be delivered up, it would, on the part first defendant and the first witnces to the persioning of Colonel Smith and the ofisers,
THE “TARTAR."
of the epium farm, form another case,
ihovo poluted out by the first defendant; and Loule Perrio and Willian Gaidoner, seamep Mr. May told defendant that if the parties found this sound defendant there, who took them gave some very good selectionis, commencing on board the British stenuer Tartas, word who interfered with the police could-be-tourid, to another house, and there and a padlock. with the overture ko. **. charged by L. Baker, chief officer, with re- they would be severely paulshed. He windd
Becond defendant said the fret defendant, ac fusing to loam the ship on Saturday last, after in his case dine, in $50, in default, three coaling, and refusing to go on with their work months hard about, ant the opium-to-be on Sunday morning after breaks, stating it bended over the opium former. won Sunday. L
Seutenand to forfeit two days' pay.
and to know if ter lit
warrant by Mr. Mayn