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Mr. Kingemi-I call on you to produce au application wada by the United States Conan to the Governor for the rest of these three man.
Mr. Wodehouse-I am instructed not to pro duse that doonment.
Mr.Kingsmill-Now, I must invoke the sasist. hoe of this Courts, P
Has Lordship It is a privileged document, and Mr. Wodehouse is not called upon to pro. duse it
Mr. Kingmil-After what I have urged, my
NAUTICAL ITEMS.
We have repaired from Mesurs. Lano, Oraw-Gavetadil and to his mind properly, refined ford & Co,the Agents in ibs Colony, Ehnnets, 46 taka Wiestow on the terms stated by on and Tukobam, mopy of Letts's Diary (or 1877, Government-fer be could not help giving the This, useful sad handy publication is quite op ampport of amble opinion to the action of to the sauni mark, bolag got up with the much the Caited States with reference to our on care and attention to cenracy Beyond the atraction of this treaty,be onuld not help going ordinary information to us toune in the home wita Lord Selborne in reference to the notion of editions, it contains a Chinean Calasdar for our Foreign Ofoe, He referred to the opinions 1877, together with wtable of high ties through of Lords Ouirns, Sathorne, Gelle, and Darby. ou the year at Shabghet, naloga for 1879, in support of his contortion that, although, the and a spacial appendix for India, China, and treaty might not have seen strogated, it was a Japon. To this appendix there as soms tow dead letter and not Rated upon, and said it was additional items of information introduced this not fore hand corner place like this TordP of the diary. The book is, na Bush volumes dubbed so to our dost, at we were only a bolo question, convenience, but that they will develop the should be neatly and strongly bound, with and corner place to go against the movement. at she Government at home in a matter of bis resources of the country and thus indirectly view to serving for daily use and reference.
kind. The onse andor which these men wore Jodied in analody renzived itself luto one of increase the revenue, an argument will be
two conditions, cither they wore bought for presented the force of which they will be THE ALLEGED ORFELTY AT SPA, pretty certain to properly apprecite: APPLICATION FOR THE RELEASE dementy which seither sonster
acts upon, of they were sought for in some othet. Die Lordship said Ms. Wodehonis could not OF THE PRISONERS* way, and it in some other way he had not in his be asked any questions. A witness in a ques like Sooner or later, there is no mander of
Thomas Peabody, John H. Snow, and Charles investigation be able to and out what it was, this could only he called upon to predrez doubt the fron horse will be speedinghe da arrosted at the request of the United It was only under extradition treating in times Subsequently, his Lordabip sold that chị along the populous and fertile plains of States Cunaal with Fies to surrender on a of peace that we were entitled to deal with entwithens unght not to have been worn, but finding China All true friends of the people of the barge of murder, were gaterdag brought up in jaots of foreign Powern unless for offences com been sworn he was afraid he could not prevent
Mr. Kinchill Baking what questions be-liked. Contral Kingdom most desire to see the the Supreme Court on a writ of habeas corpus, uitted within our jurisdiction.
Mr. Wodehonie-In the absence of the Mr. Kingmillinetrated by Mr. Brereton, up! country opened up to commerce and civilisapeared for the prisoners; the Asting attorney,
Colonial Secretary, I am senior officer in the department, andthedocément wouli bo produced. tion an understood in Europe... China had
by mo if it were producible stood still long enough: it was time the Western nations roused her from her slumber. She is just waking up, vory slowly and very reluctantly it is true, but still she is begin- ning to move. The railway will serve very powaifully, when fairly introduced, to quicker THE VARIOUS HOUSE FLAC Sher faculties and assist her progress.
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Authorities that railways will not only bear, tending, of course, to incranes the utility might call onraalves a first-class colony and were Hĩa. Fordship said it was a vorý"Important | man attempting to carry out an order simply fate of the crew or pasachar
fature consideration. It was not a question to bo ar-
It is offifially annonced at. Lloyd's that the rangad now. The inen had boen properly ar- restel. Whether there would be a charge of mue-galia Brunige, which sailed from Bromertaven der made out prima facie or not, he did not knów i with sepliälte for Runcorn on May 16th last, bne- that was Mr. May's business, But a remand dot since been heard of. had been asked for and granted. If the United,
A heavy board, apparently from the stern of Sentée Government ésme in and sated for the worse large vasadt, bearing the words " Rmpress discharge of those men he had very little danht of Qbiss," in gilt letters, bas boon found on but an arrangement would be come to. But the Kechend Beash, nest Newcastle (NB.W.) they could not be detained for any other puramangat & quantity of debris. pose than surrender. As Mr. Kingami bud. The steamer Tunstall, of London, suddenly put it, gone bere hnd any authority to obey on foundered of Heligoland. on the 24th August, order of the Taited States Couaul. Aay police- but the telegrams give no information is to the at the instance of the Consul would render "A new dook in the Tread, built for the The Arting Alborney-General anid he might himself liable for in notion for false imprison. Borwick Harbour Commissioners, was opened relieve his Lordship, M. Wodehouan was ment and arrest. But the Consul had taken for the admission of vessele on the 18th August. Clerk of Councils, and wassworn not to divalge naothor osition. He neked the Government The North Eastern Railway Colupany atend anything connected with the councils for the arrest and surrender of these men, and to construct a railway from their cam, line to
Str. Kingsmill-Ou. etap. Do you not for when they were arrested the thing was simply the dock.
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Hía Lordship and it was a very rithealt. question to decide all at ange whatbet the doons urot khianid be produced, but he thônght it was privileged. Either wag, he did not think. it wroted this case at all.
Mr. Bailey was then called. SARM Mr. Hundley-Boture Mr. Bailey is asked any questions
His Lordship cannot bear conneel, Mr. Handley, on the calling of witness,
Mr. Handley anbmitted that witnesses could notike put into the box at all,ín canes of habeas corgie,"
His Imrdehip said he scarcely went so far as that, The question was wlother-the-strange ment was in foros.
The Acting Attorney-Genorul mid that was what be contended. His point was that the serangamont was the convention.
The Bariolange (icon slippor eship), lunghed. in the middle of ay lant by Mesare.A. luz and Son, Dombarton, has arrived at Osleatta in seventy days from Sailly, ur seventy-three days from Liverpool, This, we believe, is one of the lastest, if not the fastest, pussures on record.
An agreement has been como lo by forty-three of the principal firmie of shipowners in Liverpool not to take any rice clusters which are board upon the recently-propooed conditique-Ey Hie Lordship -aid there was the treaty, and as that the shipowner, and not the shipper, shall be, took it there was also an arrangement of be`Table for damage to the rice sansed by the soma kind or another.
Voyage The Asting Attorney Conoral though, there
On her Anzinat, there was launque, from was no other arrangment.
the shipbuilding yard of Messra, Lobnitz, Cool- Mr Kingsmill thought the word "arrage-born and Co. Renfrew, the third of the Sher best in the Aot applied to another state of Chunk Boppera. Liko the others; tha is of 200 affairs. The Government came to the con- tous, and has twin porewa.drivch by, ongines of clusion that it would be an endless jb to 75 horaq power. These hoppers are genially concludo treaties with all the Powera, and they
'Spoz. made on English Ast once for all under bey designed for use on the bars at Port Said and an arrangement could be wide with kay other country,
Hie Lordship-Yon say that this treaty o not legally in force, it is in abspace? Mr. King mill-It is a dead lotför. Ueneral (Hon. J. Rossi), instructed by the
The Acting Attorney-Gederal-Ho says he Crows Solicitor (Mr. Sharp), represental tho Crewe and Mr. Handley, Hontracted by Wadopts the language of Lord Granville ikut “it' Dennys, appested for the United States Consul, is not pat un end to
Me. Kingsmill said cistinitly it was a dead Mr. Tomlin, the governor of the gaol,relasued
lotter and was not acted on. He quoted Lord the writ, and produced the prisoners.
Mr. Kingsmill addressed the Court is en-Selborna's opinion in the debate on the Srd of port of the writ,. He said he was Tory glid on Auquet in support of his argument The.com this vocarien that not merely the Crown was struction put upon the Ashburton Treaty by the represented by his learned friend the Aoting British Government we wrong, and the putting Aitoraty General, but that either the United of that construction upon it so far as the United
The voyager who bas ancaeeded in grossing States Government or the Cousal and repre- Starbea was curicerved was an sanalling of the
the Atlantic in a bont twenty feet longis Dane WRITING on the mischievous tendencies of eative was also represented by his learned treaty. If that was so, then the treaty had been,
in the frat place assailed by on and not by Me.|
Tas Aoting Attorney-Gouerul contended that pained Alfred Johnsen. Hia boat, the Centon friend, Jr. Rundep. Etr IOE NHA Chinese mandarine, tho . C. Herald says notlar, be could not tell how it was, Secretary Fieb. His condast was only his
the term "armangament it was of the same im- nial, has arrived et Liverpool, ke having finally Lordship No; only to profada,
part and meant the same as treaty or convention, glorted from the American shore on the 25th of, that it bas-head of a General commanding up to that moiect he knew not what the appli repono to the notion inken by us in the first
3. Kingai dak for the press copy
They got au interpretation of the word from Inno Inst. He met with one tempestuous in the district of Lin-yueu-fy, on the borders cation of the Consul to the Governor was, and instance. Then there wore the two Governme
Mr. Hailey dealine to producă it."
what had been done in ase of Belgium and weather, and was once capsized. At the com of Yuzunu, who is notorious for his hatred of that lay at the threshold. He was told it was at arm's length about this treaty, which ther
Mr. KingsmillThen I asked this Court to other countries "Treaty was deed:
clarion of bie jugruey ho was in good health; but to detain these men in safe custody for the of them could put an end to if they wished,
His Lordatip asked what provision thers was heretfers somewhat how want of sleep. foreigners and who arrogates to himself the purposes of another inquiry, & civil inquiry and it was not ocenery to have a pro arder the United States Ceawal to produce it.
Agreeably to Admiralty instructonsa number olamation in the Glaselts. A formal notification in the first time. I bave heard an officer of affor the termination of the" trenty, by either under the mercantile law of the United States, NEW-QODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURR position of a independent ford in that he was beice conduent by the Consul. It was, not necesary. The Court would take forsiga country refuse to produce the press copy party. Unless there me an arrangentent apart of hired workmen of vacl us tredes an on- country. Of low extraction, this officer of was either for enfo custody or for rendition judicial notice of a potorious state of affairs, of a document be bus addressed to our Govern from the treaty, he did not see how the Act tinually being placed on the establishment at fortune-by-some.dazing actions, obtained under the Anbburton Treaty of 1842. He wanted current uroute, and it was notorions that we meat. I would like to hear more aboy, this applied at all. bones it provided that the shit Dookyard so us to bring the total up high rank and position in the Chinese army, to know upon what applization the Governor not 16 To the rendition of nominat wonder went has become of our treaties, if this rangement could only be terminat under to the inorged estatdistant provided for
notice not exceeding one year. Amma in the last navy estimates. It is it creat boon? instructed the first magistrate of police to lasa from the United States ander prosent circau- is the way they have been treated. Soldiers, properly speaking, he has very faw, a warrant for the streat of the e, dices, and that the United States would not His Lordship said the witness bad dealised The Acting Attorney General said there was and a privilege to be "established, as it entitles to produce, it and be cuðld not decido off- | nothing inconsistent in chat, and asked the a man to a pension at the end of his streico nt hub of followers, bixed by himself, he is re. this moment he would like, either fear to ask for the rendition of oriminal from 29
Colonia) Office or the United Sextán Donaul, to His Lordship Is that so clear P. They would band whether Mr. Bailey was entitled to the word to be noted with reference to the 27th the rate of day's pay for erary ten years' service. ported to have a thousand or wore They S TRUE, FLO, 985 2010 Thy eveu i dupy had not apt-the-rondition of Winslas, laif privilays ar net. If the quation wern prească scoon.
1. Advices from New York in the 19th Augna beliqust have it argued, but he did not réa how whothar it applios to all cases. I do not know. avo for the most part worthless, ruffians, and bean refnised.
1 to gappose there report that the large ship N; W. Blenheim, 109) His Lordship said it led him to en The Acting Attorney-General objected. They Mr, Kingalaidthat if the Colonial Goron-the requisition or words of the requisition could was scrne other arrangement besides the treaty. tons, hound from Baltimore to London with a las the common people and gentry, aro, as well as
**** The Auling Alteroey-General said the ouse cargo of 64,881 bushels of cord, dupsized daring. were there ców o the warrant of commitment. I meat followed in the stops of the Government affect this one at all."
Mr. Kingsmill want to see it
was put very shortly in the adjourned debate' in 'u. huuriosne on the Blat Joly, in tha Adantio aware of their General's antipathies. This and that was the questiua ibey had to argue at home they would only render up crimianie being the caso, our contemporary shinka Mr. Kingsmill, of course, know wast his case on to which the United States would not fis Lordship-Woll. What may be. It may be the House of Lords. He quoted the report of six days after leaving port. The second mate 16 not improbable that troubles similar to and he might set for the Ocoaul's appll-accepts they should not be tried on any very interesting and very desicale for you to Lord Osirne's statement, and proceeded to say and throa men were fannid on the 2nd of adjust cution, but he (the Acting Attorney-General other barreebaothui for win the more asked, it but I don't sea bow it facts this ons that the Government here were quite ready to funding on some of the reage, and were try the men on the oftence alleged: by the | picked up by the 0. B. Jane, and landel at those in Anbwai way arise in the district. dentined to give any farther information at A correspondenco had been going on between Shall I reserve the point? 10
Mr. Fiss and Lord Derby. We knew wast the Me, Kingamill-Certainly, my Lord. I put Ameriana Consul. The Executive would not Philadelphia, Toe rest of the crew, about Such a contingency is only too likely to Lap present than what appeared on the warrant.
interfere with the ésustituted tribunals. Mr.† twenty men, areaopposed to have perished with Mr. Kingsmill humbly submitted that he was feelings of the two governmeals wero; we know that most strongly.
His LordebipWhether it is materiel, and, if | Bailey, of course, took the responsibility of the vessel, t pen, in spite of the conclusion of the Chefor entitled in the comity of satine and the in- bure were negotiations for a new treaty on a
what he bad done. So far as it was ande à The largest ironclad of the Gerona navy, Convention, for men of this claws are most turent of justice to have that. He submutted he better basie. Why? Because the other did not suit it in, whether Mr. Bailey in privileged or not? intractable, and it will take some time to was entitled erau at this late stage of the pro- and aether Government would not upon it. The Acting Attorney-General understood bis ground-of compinius of hardship that Mr. Kowing day Nederlanden, which was Lailt in the
windings to know why these men were detained. What we the manning that of coming on! Lordship had deviled it was not material and May would not remove theso men from his Government yards in Amsterdam, but which wa contíace them that they will in future notIf skay were held fox rendition to the Goveruneking for rendition which they knew would not could not be called for.
proper custody and have them conveyed to the too long for passing the canal to Nigawe Dlep, was ouly have to be evil to foreigners but holdment of the United States be would bouw how to noted on. Uur Government, it is followed His Logdaniaid Antity Attnenay-office of the American Conml, be thought Mr. on the 8th Angast 100sfally towed long the It Was a May would have been taking a great rek to new canal to the North Sex. The length of the Olers for Copies may to seat to the Daily themselves responsible for their safety. It is to deal with the case; if on any other ground the Government at bous, could couple the General had inisnderstand him.
Press Office, or to the folowing Agents
he would know how to deal with thanh tinh
bar's done so. If they had anything to, say, voguel is 80 metrna and its breath. 15 metres. A rendition with condition the United States matter that required more consideration. to be hoped, however, that the Imperial the present stage he said it was nu becoming would not copt. The United States would The Acting Attorney-General then addressed they must get a habeas corpus for the men to be She has two ironclad turrets, which are providel Me, L.-A. de Graça
with four Armstrong puns. The engines are SWATOW........lesers. Quelch and Campbell. proclamations on the subject way soon roach and be hoped un would be pardoned if En waarly hit on their own construction of the the court for the Crown, and urged that if the sent there
Mr. Hundley then rose to idross the Court. 4500 borse-power nominal This fact prores A Mosers. Wilson, Nicholls & Co.ibia anti-foreign official, in order that heille warm, he was not angry, but he had treaty, and would not matter of not other side wanted any other information they
Mr. Kingsmill objected to Mr. Hundloy say. that the new canal ia, fis, for vesaala having a more reasons in be warm on this occeias the surrender to thú. Then the proceedings were ought to hare called for it andor workionari He FMS Mesars, Wilson, Nicholls & Co, mas bare time to thoroughly digest their people were aware of it was unpecoening, both a perfect mockery under the circumstances. qted the case of Kwik Asing who was
dranght of 15 feet. Fównow........... Mesere. Hedge & Co.
·NINGPO 1 Vesers. Kelly & Co., Shanghai, Leontents before the province of, Yunnan is on the part of our Government sad the Go- He would really be say much obliged to any oro called upon to produtoo..all the doon. was practically a prosecutor, and there was no men; was given on the 24th August in twoTE
Bia Lordsb paid the United States Conani up under ä hahcas carpus, and then Mr.
A telegram from Liverpool states that judg.
SHANGHAI. Merers, Hill & Holts.
vernment of the United States of America to re-person who would show him any authority for Misy was openot to trade. Few outrages are attempted Fase to these men and the counsel knowledge the arrest of any perano vos charged with an ments and be did go. Lù this case Mr. May doubt he could file affidavite and would have of the running down of the yacht Maderp by: SHANGHAI Messra, Kelly & Co.
bad or been served with a ca tiorari, The power to produce them by counsel.
toe Liverpol and Glasgow steamer Owl, by HANKOWA, Hall & citym Cely by the populace but the mandarins are at of the application atter which they have been offence committed within our jurisdiction.
His Lordebig-There is none,
rauson why Mr. Bailey's application was not Mr. Handley waived the point, and said he which two fires were lost. The court found that RIVER FORTS
&C. Shanghai. the bottom of them, and it has been esta taken intocustody. Extradition is a matter lying
Mr. Kinghill mid the prisoners could only produced run that there were certain privileged would not addross the Court.
the disaster was occasioned by the neglect of M Kingsmill then replied. He again referred the rule of the road at me on the part of the sarried out either by treaty.iù arrangement, left alone, intercourse with foreigners would The Acting Atorney-General said it might wage, either for sufe keeping, which was illegal, it is word produced the court sonic got go to the debates in the Hunes of Jordy, and theatermer, for which the oficer in charge on deck & Co., Shanghai. be almost entirely unattended with the numerare. Mr. Kingsmill some trouble if he stated or for readition, which be said was a perfect bayond the warrant finder which the men were authorities who had spoken there. Ile did not was responsible. The court returned Captain that all the papers would, as a matter of wookery. It was going through a lot of held in arrest. The judge was not going to be allege, in reference to the treaty that the final Campbell's certifience, but found Mr. Gilebrist, NAGASAKI.The O. and J. Trading Co. ons difficulties which have hitherto marked sorter, have been shown if they had been loan forme which must end in nothing. carried off by what was simply alleged facts of act of decapitation had been performed, but still the chief mate, in default, and, suspended 'bia Thoro, Osaka,,Tho C, and J. Trading Co. TOMONLAMA VOSSE, Tone, Crawford & Cit The items and officials are notoriously Lassed for moperly and in the way Mr. Kings B quted the decision of the Queen's Bonchospaper reperis.No Government would be the same time there might bow or bun certificate for six mothe
mill would have asked for them, but the way YOKOHAMA................ME. C. D. Rosa, Japan Gazette) bostile to forsigoers and everything of foreign who they meru nazad for provented the MANILA..........Meuera. J. de Loyzaga & Co.
introduction, and they insidiously instil into Government doin this. SAIGON.......... Mr. J. H. Bloom, Independant the minds of the lower classes suspicion and Mr. Kiugamill-Will you let me see them now
dislike of Baropeans." It is much to be myself?
The Acting Attorney-General-1 will not regretted that so much countenance has been go now on the legal rights of the case. We giver in the past by the Central Government are now on a writ, the question is, does that at Peking to officiale who openly row our son a proper de ention.
His Lordship said that after the statement of their hatred of all foreigners. It is this the Attorney-General he did not think anything
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in the case of Bonvier, in support of disaunter married on in voat way. The question was, was state of allures, and that was the condition. On theoth August, as the full-rigged abip to that if tirar men were chimed for rendition the treaty which they had all deu and knew of they were up in. Tais vais matter of Weymouth was preparing to leave the Clarence the United States Comen) would have to satisfy in esse or in fuisse. The only mesas of getting suck publie notoriety that judicial antice would Graving Dock, at Liverpool, she capsized. Ste the Court that they would be tried gay on the that information was by applying to the Oleck be taken of it. A temporary arrangement had was leaving for the Victorin Duck to ako in ebarge for which they were claimed. It was not of Councils, and he had died an affidavit that bean spoken of, bat unless it could as pre-cargo, when, owing to her being instorently for bim to diving what coure the learned gouneel in all the despatches of the Secretory of Blate, dooed it could not be acted upon. There supported, sho turned completely over on ber would take, but it was for him to put before the of which he has custody, there has been no was distinct overt not on the part of the United starboard side. The noise of the abforolling su Cuart what seal to him either a mockery or information commeniaated to thie Government Stales, showing what their feelings and notion desk fortunately gavo timoly warning to those elae a spark from this lipite corner which would of the abrogation of that treaty and consequent with regard to extradition were at the present who were working alongside her, otherwise the very laly raise a fame wheh neither country repeal of the Act of 1870. Mr. Sharp had also time. It was quite se plain an if it gece loss of life must have been consideratie. Á§T6 would to proud of, especially under present or put in an alldavit that lie mads diligent search writion. These men were in custody by virtue was, nobody was hurt, and the vessel sustained
• New YORK.............. Hieraro, E. M. Peifingill & poller that has led to nearly all the causes are could be said & boot the application. It exmoboca. Es then referred to the remarks of through the whole of the London Gazette'anāž of an set of dewand, and be wished to know little damage..
Aeting Attorney-Geocal as to re-mannar he failed to discover-etry reference in In whether-they-were apprehended-under the Ex- An Inquest was held on the 29rð-August, at of diforence with foreign patient, and if perime & frate pager and there was no which the documents had been applied for, and Section 5 of the Act of 1570, the fansite was tradition Trenty. If it was merely demand for Portmados respecting the death of Captain
compelling them to produos it. sisted in will inevitably result in freelacom. Mr Kingemi said be new casée in which said he was very mocb-obliged in kis learned mentioned us the official organ through which enfe cnetdy, it was trespass..
Morgan Davies, of the atip Ocexuthed." On His Lordship asked the Acting Attorney- the 21st Captain Daries was engaged in opera. plications in the future. The Peking Govern. State papers had been refused, but he submitted friend for the way in whink Le putit personally, publicity was given to all matters connected
that an application by the Consul of a foreign and he hoped to be able to reciprocate shose with the Act. Now, he wok it that if that General if the bad any objection to supply a tions for the remors of a large iron ship, the meat ought by this time to have learned the Power was not a State paper
terms of good feeling, but he bust remark that treaty was abfogsted, it would have been duly copy of Mr. Baileye opplisation.
Turkestan, which had been stranded on Harlcoh The Acting Attorney General aid, withant Basob, Feeling thirsts, he went into the cabin 00.. folly as well as the ociminality of winking at His Lordship and that if the Government it was not anal for eoninsel to go and ask to notified in the Gzelie. Before there was any.
abose to treat it as such he could not help it, see: documente Cul were supposed to action taken by the Government bere, Mr. Sharp intrusione from the Governor be could not and took up a jar, thinking it contained water, the treachery of the mudarirs towards for after what the Attorney Gental had said soukas shemasirea to Chambers and Court, sud and blusell carefully exeminat the Genetice give copy. If Mr. Bailey was prepared to and swallowed a portion of the contente. Ele reigners. The acts of vinhouse which the be tought this was by the way. The only not to go from one office to another; and he from the time Mr. Breteton alleged in his offer his copy, he (the learned Attorney) had then found he had drunk paratur oil. Ee bodame insensible and died the next morning. they were now sunoorned with wne was informed that if there was offence taken it atdarit that the treaty and been abrogated, and nothing to do with flat. By Epointment to His Excellency the Go-mandarins have itstigated may have secretly whether bir. Kingsmill outld show him resens must be sal the subpoena duces tecum. That was failed to fad nay vation of it. Whatever dis Mr. Handlay anid Mr. Balley had instrnetions A verdict of "Peissued by missdreature" was
afforded touch gratification to the official why tease men ehould be discharged.
A process of the Court, and he could not see it cussion there might have been between England from his Government that all documents of returned.
A plan for ascertaining the speed at which a mind, but they have all had to be pail for Mr. Kingsmill said, that was the very thing was such an objectionable way of making on and America, whatever the fact might be, there that sort were to be kept private.
was not a title of legal evidence to show that Mr. Kiogámili said he was not saking the ship passes through the water, the intention of and sometimes rather bentily-in the end. he wanted to do. He desired to get information application.
His Lord ship and it wne a very common way that treaty was in faire-that it had been ab document as a favour, but demanding it as a Mr. Fleury, of Bristol, has been tried at Forte- but could os obtain it. Mr. Wodehouse had Now that the interior of the country is about been cab-posed to prudnet the application, and of making upplication,
rogated. The learned Attorney referred to Mr. right.
mouth, nod is still under consideration. to be apaned up to foreign trade it will be the United States Consul bad been subponed Mr. Kingsmill said he was surprised when ho Brereton's fidavit, and to the fact that his His Lordship said he would consider the consists of a tube which runs fore and aft through the whip, and is placed upon the top of dvisable for the Central Government toto proces the prose copy. If he could not get me bere and asked as counsel to see the ap-allarations were bhood apa newspaper reports. point.
His Lordship said it was not so ranch a
The Assing Attorney-General asked his Lord the kelson. Ae the water passes through it is it otherwise, by would ask them to step in the Goxplication and was rofuse Ha thought she may make up its ming that the proclamations it and produce i With respect to the treatise in which he conducted business in that question as to whether the treaty romained in ship if the proceedings at the Police Court could made to turn goue gear in the centre of the ship, by means of which the speed is registered intends to bave posted conserning the rights they were in a very vague position at present. Cours would title him to a little more confi. furce at a to whether the Order in Council go on or not.
Mr. Kingsmill suggested that some arrange upon a couple of dials, no the same principle He was not thera to contend that the Ashburton dice than that. They said it was asked for in remained in force.: of foreigners shall not become, dead Istors. Treaty and bets abrogated, &tallerente, whether such and sub a manner, and when he inked to The Acting Attorney General sail the 27th ment might be made whereby the first enquiry as the water meter. The process is rather It should decide upon pursuing an honest it had bech abrogated or not, bo believed as a see it Litself he was told that he could not see section of the Extradition Act provided that at the Consulate could be finished, and the umbrous; but there is no question that it would policy towards foreigners in future, and re-matter of fact that the Guvernaient of this it now. But still, at the same time, there were every stating treaty should be held as being proceedings at the Polios Court adjourned tillagt so long as the tubes were kept free. But a piose of geaweed or any boating material ning NOTICE-To avoid delay in the execution of solve so avoid all sources of difference.Colony bad not been notified of the last officially three men looked up and deprived of their continued, and there wise saring class that after his Lordship's decisión.
those arrangements would be considered The Acting Attorney-General pointed out that its way into the tube would sufice to derange by the Government at home. If it had been liberty, Orders it is particularly requested that all If the provincial officials know that the abrogated, and this Government had not received flis Lordship seid ha did not think the terms though a special Order in Connoil had bean the men had been admitted to bail in same which the working of the registering apparatie,
neties of it all be could my was tint the of the application could affect his decision at paesed. It had been said that this motion was had been agreed to by their own attorney, but
Captain John Dary, B.N., died at lugolds business communicatióne benditressed to the manifestations of ill-will against foreigners Foreign Office had not galed aneh by the so. fall: It might be interesting to see it for other very obscurely worded, but Lord Chief Justice he would not oljer so my application now tothorps Halt, Norfolk, on the 18th.: August, in Firm, A. S. WATSON and Co,, or
treaties in reduce the amuunta. which they contrive en frequently to excite quisition of their new Secretary. If it was so, it purposes, hat it would not affect bit decision in Cockburn held it included al
his eighty-aightb year. He entered the nary Mr. Kingsmill said that the bail had been in 1803, was midshipman of the Bardour in Sir among the populace gare displeasure to read the greatest discredit-on-the-conduct of this matter. He would be quite costentact with existence at the time the Aot was made, and The authorities at Paring, and that they air by that office-But be herend with the crais, and no matter of form could Loed Derby, us reported is the-Matt, umilted fixed at $5,000 for the captain, $3,500 for the Robert Calder's wetlon is 1805, anw much gun
tline the treaty was saved as though as astusta chit-officer, and 81,000 for the second-offieer. boat service in 1807 and 1909 in the Fare off great carn the debate in the tour of Lords on |would be held liable for such disturbances, ünis question, in which Led Granville, the inte
Mr. Kings mill-Bat the rpplication goes to Order in Council bud bon made. Be did not These amounts were far more than the Messias, and we present at the reduction of the islaods of Ischia and Procida. He afterwarde there would be fawor complaints of the kind.orary for foreign affairs, Lord Derby, the the very root of the matter; it may not be for want to way an annecessary, word, but when could be expected to find.
there was all this fiebing going on to find I Lordship asked if Mr. Kingewill and the sorred in the boats ancer Lieutenant Jobo It is absurd to argue that they are beyondaires, and Lord delbome took part, Lord
prescat Boore:ary for foreign affairs, Lord rendition.
Hin Lordship But I have nothing to do with out want Mr. Bailey had dose and what Acting Attorney-General could not come to Tailour on the night of Ooteber Stat, 2808, at
evidence he had got, he (the learned Attorney) some arrangement about the mattor.
the capture and destrnotion of the Franeb 16- the entrol of the Central Government, for it. Granville euid the treaty, and not as for au be, that h
Mr. Kingmill-Then they ought not to be in wheted to show his Lurdship that if the know--this was at the ma of July–been put | has been abundastly proved that, though it end to, but it was in abegards, and we all custody.
Mr. Handley said he had reorived instrations gau streship Lumproir, kotibarde Ficteurs acé Governor and neglected to take the step he had to oppose any application for a rednotion of Grondeur, and armed rebec Normand, with A- some respects Meble and stupid, when it knew it. We all knew bat in consequence His Lordship-But I am satisfied with His taken he would have inoprred serious respon bail,
convoy of seven morebants vessels, defended by It is worthy of note that in the copy of the chooses to exercise its authority, it can reach of some unfortunate hitch neither the Do. Excellency's warrant.
sibility with tha home Government. They knew Mr. Kingsmill said Mr. Handley had no locus numerous strong batteries in the Bay of Roses. Chefs Convention with wheb our native)
vernment of the United States nor the British. Mr. Kingsmill said His Briellency'a warrant there was a treaty in existence, and an Aet of pdf to the Court, and that he [Mr. Kings. He was made lieutenant in 1810, commander in Government, wool set or that treaty at preagnt. was to the Eat magistrate. The warrant of the Parlingent passed to carry out that treaty, milly would not Love made the application 1814, and retired captain 1351- Shacebat contempmary bas farsured the any official in the Empire. -
The Medical Officer of Health for the Port of Is was a dead letter, and melthar Government registrate might be in the moss apple-pie They knew from newspaper reports that Win the Attorney-General bad not mentioned its amblic, thetra ja no merit fonol the Woosung and!
Mr. Handley said to was there as a private London writes under date: August 24th: At the Marine Magistrate's Court yesterday, would demand the rendition of a fugitive order, a Farme words were condorsed, And yet she was arrested and kept in gustody, and they
Being aurprised by a statement made by á Shanghai Railway. From this circumstance Dare Talbot, master of the British schooner original. But these men were not fugitives, be all wrong from beginning to end. The knew from the same source that he was liburubed. prossentor..
His Lordabip suggested that Mr. Kingsmill correspondcut in The Trass of to-day to the it may be inferred either that the line formed Nile, charged feary Moller and Matilds They came here in the course of their lawful question we, was the application for that The learned Attorney referred to a report from
the Pall Mall Gallettscked to Mr. Brereton's should consult with Mr. Bailey, or his counsel effect that upwards of 60 cases of Barry bed luiter, cook and stewardess, with learing beeploy mout? The matter of their conduct came, which ought to live been granted. - the subject of arpante ungotiations, or that, ship without permission. It sppeared that the before the donul in the course of on- qisavertor wight bare given his warrant for P
His Lordship and he did not know what the affidavit, stating that the Amerias Goycen on the question of bail, and no doubt the muttar Leen admitted into the Seamen's Hospital a
ment had withdrawn from the treaty, mud could be arranged.
the last for months I cenenirod it a duty to. sales-all, the question of its aequisition by the fiva prisoner had been in good before. He was under the mercantile law of the United States
Mr. Kingsmill aid the fovernor had to be directed the attention of the Court to The Asting Attorney-General said he was, inquire into the facts, and was furniched with now sent to one month's hard labour. The some of the souman applying for their discharge, Government of E-kius xas not discussed by send prisoner was discharged 1
with potty on the rest of three months' poses to give his warmant less it here in the fact that the statement was qualified by aura Mr. Mng would aegu esa in amy arrange the following statistiges uses of worry ad the two Plenipotentiaries. Itie true that Sir
the words "wo apderstand". In day themes that might be due t
mitted in 1878,7 pain-11874," "187 în 1875, to Do the arrival of the F.teamer Great Re the voyage. While this inquiry was proceed.
pay in conteneres of certain alleged arualty on application for rendition. Vec
is Lordship-I know nothing about that, atatement was given as a rumour. However Mr. Kingawili agnia juked his Lordeife: if and up to the present date in the nurrent Year THOMAS WALL requested the proprietors to public in Tokohas the saloon passengers preing, and before the prisoners could open Mr. Kingemill-I want to know that good and faithfni nowepaper reports might be the original enquiry before the Consul could 2, two of which came from foreign vamals. It susband the traffic for a while, but it dosa sented a testimonial to Captain Cobb, tendering their mouths and gies their version of the story, The Acting Attorney General mid there was they only formed a basis for enquiry, they could be proceeded with, and that at the. Megatray is a pity that statistics, if quoted at all, are not Punt therefore follow from that circumstance, bim their best thanks and appreciation of the something set prbether it was popular no form specified in which the application not forn a basis for aution. There was a treaty postponed,
de procured from raliable sources, as the hangqra'e and Ant of Parliament of which the Colonial great úoziety, ability, and pramaworthy conduct our or not be could not any-but he knew susuld be tunde,
Hi Lordship said he may no objection, and statement made by the author of the Jetter re- that the Chinese Government wished to parohibited by him during the severe typboon on there had been a great dock of ins about
ur, Kingasill and be inew there was not. Government knew bathing but that there bid suggested that the proceedings before the angiferred to rebels noncossarily upon shipowners, chise the railway, "The quest mar have then ght of 24th and 2011 alt, when the vessel the case, and prople Led said: What is the All he wanted to know was what the applicabeau liit Mr. Kingsmill bad put the matter airste should on stayed until the termination and does not at all aid practically-in the es- Teen made on airepresentation of the Grand was in imminent danger, and for bis general Cosul doing, why does he have the uson tich was for. If far rendition he wouldn't ask very fairly, and had accepted the position that of the proceedings before the Cousul, would tinntion of searvy. Secretary, who perhaps entertaind, or ph voyage.
contary and consideration, throughout the arrested "He had not heard on Mr. Bailey for it, if for fe curdy, that Court would the treaty was not abrogated, which past remind the prisonere mar die. He could give a stained-glass winder and a memorial.
on the subject, but whatever it was, this co-Root it. If it had been actinlal in the sot Mr Breretou's affidavit. On the 16th Jans, judgmont on Friday (to day), but he thought it tablet bare just been put op Jossal to enternin, sore apprehension lest
The Band of Her Majesty' 28th Regiment thing-eet the stone roll og eng an application he would have kon how to much it. but bera Wimalaw was brought up-and-diacüarged, but would be better to reserve it for day or two.church of Et. Mary, Cheshunt, to the manory ir might, during the negotiations, in some will perform the following progracame this had been made to the Governor, rightly or was,ething and butcould not tell what is on what gronal On the ground th be had
wrongly, the effect of which was to stifle that wat -way or other giva riso to a new difficulty in evening, commetting at five o'clock
addition to the others in disputa. Or it overfor Tancredi". Selection.....by Fra Diavola"
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to the sale of tho Failway and found him preticable on the point. However may be, there seems good reason to Jelieve that the little he will still rewa
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FOLICE INTELLIGENO
·October · 1941.
BEFORE THE HON. C. MAY.
ON THE APREL Ferjamin Dowland, a marine on board .M.S. Nains, was fired 50 cents for drunkenness,
COLLECTING WILD FLOWERS,
the parish
of John Harry Sounders, E.N., J.E., A Hert fordshire Trafalgar bero, who died two or three months since at the age of ninety-one. It appears from an inscription on the tablet that he entered the Royal Navy in 1799, and after having been distinguished for gallantry in netion on neveral occasions, ha fönght on bonid: the Swiftsure, seventy-four, a Trafalgar, October 21st, 1805. In 1800 hwag dangeropely wounded in a severe angagement in the Bay of Biscay, made prisoner, and detained at Verdon untit 1814. After leaving the service be paused Just care in his native parish, discharging paroobial and magisterial duties."
--been in custody jonger then the period allowed civil enquiry and shut the mom the of these men. The Acting Attorney-General-Ho asked for by the Act, not because the treaty was abrogated. If it was abrogated this man was improperly in power. He said that was a state of things surrender, it is in the warrant
Me, Kingsmill-Tuy warrant is not the sp. kept'in custody from the fad May till the 15th that ought not to exist. Let that oly kerguiry.
Juno. The whole question in the Winslow gaze op, and let the men be beard. He ander plication.
The Acting Attorney General-To have no was that we arrested a car werd committed him, stood it had been refused to alợn them to Ko
and we bold him pending a certain condition bofure the Conke! to give evidence in that right to get it
Mr. Kingsmul—) ony I have. I am in the with which we asked the United States Governe loquiry, when once they had been placed in
power of the Ganṛt sa to thịt matter, s "ment to warply.; Avoorrespondence went on, duranoe vite. M
lis Lordeb in agið they could only be allowed The Acting Attorney-Geceral--Very, well, I and we said we could not give the man up solaes Leturn of Visitors to the City Hall Library and to go under a habeas corpus,
ma quite ready to abide by the dreinion of the they concated to the conditions Papera were Mr. Kingemill said there was no question Courtf
mored for in Parliament, and in the debate! fe the present at all events,Ju foreign bands. Masam for the rock ending ctober 11th
about that, but they had been refused to go M. Kingsmill. Shou angled on the question | Lord Derby distinctly gaid that it negotiations. Luk Akun, 'n vervant, was fined 50 coute for evon tinder custodians. He mentioned this to of State.dumpain and their production in were prolonged tonny length of time some tom plucking wild dowore ned small sbrebe on Bet A fourful story is reported from Adoyd's 42- anow the spirit in which the thing seemed to Court, Thin, however, he contended was not sporary Arrangeurent must be rude with thecary Pettway, Bong the lavorament Office Tinaf January the Liverpool ship San Rafael, 75 have been 50nimesed. He wanted nothing bat State paper, kaing merely (as application of a American Government, by which, we could get The prisoner art he was instructed to do so from Birkenbend to Valpar with costs, WHE Sunday whatwaefair for life and liberty. Here, inx oivil Consul of a foreign lower. He urged that be our criminals and they theirs The Colonial by his master..
totally destroyed by dre off Cape Hora, Elaven Fagniry, instituted for a civil parpose, there cume had the right to call facits production.
of the crew were picked up a fortnigh: later, a mudden change, and these men, who were at The doping attorney.fiqural was about to their contrapt. The time was not yet ripe to The scenpant or boase No. S6 Peel-strest was after having suffered fearful privations, from anaveed of any crime found themselves in knal, reply, when they what their conditious sould be. Mr. Kinga fined 30 centa for taking bondra outsits her two of the vessel's boats, and landed London. and they dida's know way, shay didn't know. His Imirdsbip ruled that it was the privilege, milk, bed sad the American.” Quuen), “if he door in the street, to the danger of a number of în April by the ship Yonkatie, from Melbourne. how. They know they wore cititelle of Ameries of the witness to refuse production it be liked, followed his Government, could not accept those horses in the pngbhourhova.
longboat, conta bing Capt. M'Adams, bis wife, the carpenter, four" bönmen, and three ibe "action" of the Tritist Minister in List of articles presented to the City Hall coqutry, at phase with us and they found In the course of the scament on the question, souditions. Task was a matter for the Goverá DAROINS MAD
Lama Añ, a fortune teller, said to be a lunatic, boys, which left the vessel slong with the other. Main and ibrary from October 5th to 11tb thomso/Tee by British authority anddenly Mr. Kingsmill, referring to the civil enquiry ment when the time arrived. It was perfectly litrAspresont tire is Sh priest's Canes, by Capt Breeze, 1 brow into gol, they that otherwise algold that the Consulate, said she proceedings had been in aliranog dow, Grouting for a moment that was found by the poller dancing in a great state hosts, parted company, and it not appeare that evidence to show that it has been discussed at patres, by U. Ford, Esq. 1 chutte of Ohine free no crime committed in our jurisdletion," reported in the papers ad hall become the trusty was in abeyance, the Government of excitement. He was examined by Dr. Ayres, the persons aboro-sued all landed on New all, though it is improbable that the subject Sea, by Messrs. G. Folos & Coating ewche waplacation vega in sta first lontance on which bad in basing to live in ench a suell by the serion it and then, had reduced it to a be should be sent to the Tony WAS Hospital island te barren and Guinbiblied, this bare Falconer 2 crabe, o allegation of sarb. He wanted to know what subjcet of sonip. It was a misfortune wo here simply said that the American Government the Colonial Borgson, who recommended that Tears Teland, near Cape, Bor, and, as the was passed over completely. Sir Thomas Ball, Esq.; 1 fox, by Capt. Walter: 1 live Bunke, the Bayernor's authority, was gires to the place. He had heard is talked of in the streetdend lector. The American Goverginant now UCHYTENEMY. sad ovidently starred slowly to death, a ne vemal Ja Aping, matter of the Kwong Hing fruit recently arrived at Stanley, Falkland Kalde, WADE would, we should think, avail himself by A. de Souza, Esq.; I map on stik (entrance magistrate to less the current for their arrest, and in the Club. Some stid i was wilful made it a ring strer grin by the demand of of the opportunity to press upon the Chinese of the Yangtze River), I native Japanese map. He then reforred to the Winslow ise, and wid made, and in members of these prvi blages dhe as you to arrest stop, at Kreivon, eucamoned by Tuspeitor Orteg reports having discovered the bodies of eight nud 1 untive Chinese map, by C. T. Gardner, he would recommend this to be learned friend shot because i was engaged in it. thess in these charges surrender than for having short weights, did not appear yestorms and one woman the land and there Government, through the Grand Secretary Deg. I bird, 1.bsty and I parrot, by B. Byram Mr. Handley in reference to his alierior action Mr. H. Widehodes, Click of Councilă, man in case of guilt." Theoremunthad no further day and was crequently arrested, and after are supposed to be the mining boat's crow st
business with the terme that. Wao minuttet for evidence he was fined goa the advantages to be derived from the intra.joe, £aq,
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