half-an-hour before that, Lient-Colonel H. Wylly, C.D., was in commaud, with Captain T. IL M. Greu, D.S.O., second in commsed. Ata quarter to voo'clock the troops wore formed into thros sides of a square and a few minutes later the Colours were carried on to the feld under escort and look up their position in the centre of the line opposite the salating base. The nambor on parade way as follows ----
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Meanwhile a large number of spectators had congregated, iu spite of the intense heat, to witness the presentation veremony. The officers of the Headquarter Blaff were on parade. Lady Gascoigne and Mrs. Wylly were presont, and among others who witnessed the proceed ings vers Sir William Goodman (Chief Justice), Hos. F. H. May, C.M.G. (Colonial Secretary), Mr. Justico Win, and Bishop Hoare. At five o'clock Major-General Gascoigne arrived on the Parade Ground, accompanied by Major A. D. Hamilton, D.A.A.G. (A.), Chief Staff Omeve, and Major the Hon. H. W. Trofusis, A.D.C., and was received with the general Relatǝ, The medals were placed on tables covered with Union Jacks. Stepping forward from the minting bare, and addressing the troops,
Major-General GASCOIGNE said-Colouri Welly and all ranks of the Sherwood Foresters, believo me it is a great honour to me to have been asked to prosent to you to-day the South African medals. We in Hongkong here per festly remember the breathless interest with which we watched the progress of our arms in South Africa, beginning from the dark days of. December nearly four years ago, and passing on to the grainally but all too slowly brightening days that followed, culminating in a fight to a finish and resulting in a peace which I believe will be permanent and lasting and which was
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them in a war, and so she will not fight.
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bora that Botiro nervios, have shown they can prove themselves thoroughly good eltisens in time of peace. It only establishes n theory I have formed after forly years' service- that the soldier who fights best in the field at the call of his country will also conduct himself in a self-respecting manner in time of peace. Men, though I am about to present these medals to yon, I wish with all my heart they could have been given to you by your Sovereign and amongst your own friends and relativos at home. churia and open the promised porta to the must be that of the Government. The people i
You went straight from a hard and arduous thek in the field, you came straight to Hong keng, which has perhaps not the most popalar climate in the world, bat in all this you have acquitted yourselves as good soldiers of the King, I can now only wish you all with all my heart many years of health and prosperity in which to wear these metals which you have to thoroughly and so honestly earned.
The Officers and men then marched forward to the saluting base in rotation and were presented with the medals by His Excellency, who shook hands with each recipient before bestowing the decoration. At the conclusion of this ceremony, three hearty ohore and a "tiger" weru giveu for the Sherwood Foresters, on the call of General Gascoigne, after which Colonel Wylly dismissed the parade. Colonel Wylly's medal was pinued on his breast by Lady An "al homè ** was afterwards Gascoigne. given by the officers at their mess.
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an ultimatum, and Russia awaits only the arrival of her Minister at St. Petersburg to reject the terms of that ultimatum and refuse to evacuate Manchuria; qertainly after that ultimatum nothing remains for Japan but to declare war against Russia. The Japanese Government is not disposed to take that step, but the masses desire war, and their will of Japan have already clamoured for war, ond had their wishes been gratified Japan would have stood a good chance of winning, for Russia at that time was not prepared. Now she is prepared, and the dance of Japan has gone by. Ere long Japan will have lost her footing in Corea, and so again she will find herself undouc. Russia is now the leading power in Manchuria and Chiria and even, in part, in Corea, where the Emperor can do nothing without the approval of the Russian Minister. And that is one of the gratest reasons for the war.
(To be continued.)
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Crown land at Stonecutters' without a pormit. In the course of the evidenco it turned out that the defendant was removing and when arrested, nud as the particular Ordiusnoo under which is wey olaagdid nothing about sand, his Worship decided that be had no jurisdiction in the matter. He granted a remand till Saturday hat, however, to enable Mr. F. B. L. Bowley to take up the endgels on behalf of the prosecution. The Crown Solicitor and that the ease was therefore governed by the Ordinance.
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The Assessor added that the Governor of Kiangsu received his instructions by telegraph from Paking and passed them on. The Maris trate had to direct communication with Peking
Mr. Ellis-Is there anything Imperial about that document!
For the last four months, ever since the demand by Great Britain, the United States, and Japan that Russia should evacuate Man world's trade, Russia has been manauvring to gain the time necessary for the completion of fortifications at Fert Artliur. She has drilled Chinese soldiers as auxiliary troops and has made her position in Manchuria so strong that now she is ready to make wara thing that three months ago would have been impossible for her. The position of Russia in Manchuria has changed, and at the present moment she has more than 250,000 troops there. According to the latest telegrams, the Russian Minister of War has ordered the mobilisation of all troops in Manchuris as well as in the Siberiani und Tuckestan districts. Manchuria alone can give nearly 200,000 mou, and 150,000 have already he moved from Kirin provinën (in the north) to the south." "The mobilisation of corps from Kirís, Bailar, and Tsitsikar pro- vinces has been completed; the other pr vinces will be ready with their contributions in a few days. A conference has been held between the principal Russian diplomatic On Friday night while Mr. H. Pinckney was auder the presidency of the Russian Minister the Peak, his house-acolie und houseboy came of War: it was attended-by, amongst others, to blows, as the result of which the coelie was General Kuropatkin; M. Lessur, Russian rendered insensible. The quarrel started about Minister in Peking; Generals dê Wogaek and s fork and spoon, which the boy aroused the Dessino, and Captain Netchvolodoff, the Huts-coole of straling. The coolie armed himself Bian war agents in Chinn, M. Parloff, Russian with a stool, anil the boy picked up a piece of BEFORE MR. J. H. Kemp (Acting Policis" out of your hands"? What will happen? Minister in Coren; Colonel Baron le Raben, iron, with which he hit the coolie several blows Russian war agent in Cores; Admiral Alex-
or the ad inflicting serious injuries. A iell., Governor of Port Arthur; General doctor was called, and the injured coolle was Stessett, President of the Russo-Chinese Bank taken to the hospital. At the Magistracy the in Peking; M.. Dimitriez Pozdecy, and many boy wen eburged with suit, and bis Worship others. The conference settled the Mandlu and his $1 compensation, or one months rian question. The Russian War Minister imprisonment, and $20 flas or one month's was personally against lustilities with Japan; imprisonment
issue; but although personally he wasopposed F.war with Japan, he said, would be a grave H. to it, Russia could not withdraw her forces from Manchuria and make péssible the Open
ASEAULT BY A BOURR-UQY.
The following is the list of officers mentioned officials and generals in Manchuria and China absent from his house at 6. Stewart Terrace argued that sand was simply petrifed earth, in despatches during the South African War:— Major-General H.L. Smith-Derrion, D.9.0., mentioned three times.
Colonel G. C. Canningham, C.B., D.8.0.,
ouce.
Lieut.-Colonel H. C. Wylly, C.B., once, Brest Lient Colonel F. C. Shaw, once. Major C. N. Watts, twice, and Majer G.S.C. Jonkinson, D.8.0., once.
Captain T. II. M. Groen, D.8.0., unce Captain F. H, Weldon, D.8.0., enco, Captain P. G. Rigby, twies; Captain M. P. helps, once; Capivin F. J. Radford, once; Captain R. H. Keller, D.S.O., once; Captain P. F. R. Auley, twice: Captair P. Leveson-Gower, once, Captain F. Caswell, onco; and Captain J. Ritokie, ance.
Lieut. C. D. M. Harrington, twice; Lient.
BLASTING AT THE PEAK. For blasting rock at the Peok without taking the necessary precations, Tru Kwai, of the Kwong Yisk contracting film, 37, Queen's
The magistrate oventually farther adjourned the bearing till next Saturday to enable him to consult authorities.
MAGISTRATE).
DISHONESTY REWARDED.
A public ricksha-coolia was fined $10 for neglecting to hand over to the police a gold bracelet which Mr. M. W. Stade, bar rister-at-law, left by accident in the defendant's vehicle on Friday morning. The bracelet, which was being taken to be repsind, was recovered. ALLEGED MURDER.
Teri Leung Ka was committed to prison
The Assessor-The Imperial Ediat comes to the Governor.
Mr. Jones Tust is the edist set forth in the charges ?
The Assessor-Exactly.
Mr. Jones-le there any other ediot? The Assessor-No, and the matter is now out of our hands,
Mr. Ellis-What do you mean by saying it
The Assernor-It will be again referred to Peking as to where and by whom and under what circumstances it shall be tried.
Mr. Ellis-Do I understand that en instruc tious from Peking, the Court will hand these mou "over, without the making out of a prima facie caso?
The Assessor-I can't say. Mr. Ellis-Will the Consalur body hand thom over at once?
The Assessor. It is for the diplomatic body
The case was adjourned sine die.
bonourable to both sides concerned. The South V. Rhodes, twice; Lisut, C. J. L. Gilson, ODES: | Door policy. In this he was merely voicing Road East, was Bad $100. A plece of zeuk pending the order of H. E, the Governor on lo decide; I cannot discuss the matter further.
African War was unique of its kind--first of all, xnique in the great untural diflenities which our arms had to overcome, and next, but above all, unique in the fact that the South African War woke us up for the first time to recognise the onorous latent solidarity of our glorions Empire. The Coloules, with one nocord, came forward to help the Mother Country in a way which the Mother Country will never forget. It has cemented for ever the bonds of nafon between
us, Side by side with the Colonialaud egalar troops fought Yeamacry, Militia, Volunteers, asd a number of those raised upon the spot, composed of mea who had up to that time been eivilians, but who came forward in thio hour of xtress and volunteered their services. So the war in South Africa was unique, and it will be looked back upon for ever is a marvellous his. orical event in our history. Colonel Wylly, your regiment did more than 1s fair share. of the arduous and trying work which was brought about-both arduous and trying com. bined, I have here a list of the services
rendered by your battalion, and I know that the publie of Hongkong would like to recognise the services performed by the regiment quartered in its midst. Suffice it for me just to read ont for the present the following facts, which speak for themselves-The total casualties of the regiment during the campaign were 12 officers and 259. non-commissioned officers and
men. These include those who fell in the
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field, those who wore wounded aud died of their wounds, and the very smallnumber-because it is a very small com patative number of mes who saccumbed to disease. The regiment daring marched 2,200 miles, and the compaign
people honourably mentioned it had 49
from its raake quite apart, these,
mind
you; these were the the officers. rank and file-4 people, resulting in the gift of two Victoria Crosses, 17 Distinguish Conduct Medals, nud 14 promotions. Surely no regiment could wish for a butter record than this. The regiment was praised, highly praised, by two Generals ander whom it bad served, but the only thing I should like to inflict upon you this afternoon, for I do not want to be tedious, is to read out to you a few words spoken by Lord Kitchener at Welbeck Abbey in August last concerning the regiment. Lord Kitchener Buid You will be interested in know, I sin sure, (erritorial regiment, the Sherwood Foresters, have always distinguished themselves in à most marked manner during the war. They were one of the battalions that I most trusted, ond on numeruns occasions which you could perbaps remember, when they wore under Colonel Kekewich and Colonel Dixon and were attacked by vastly superior numbers, they showed what trne British soldiers are, and gave them a very good licking.". Colonel Wylly, as I aid, I have thought it a very high honor to have been asked to prosent yen with
that your
Lieut. W. H. Wilkis, once; Lieut. P. 8. Pop
the opinion of M. de Witte (now called which was precipitat, d into the air us a result
Lam, DA.0., one; Lieut. G. L. B. Manby Chancellor of the Russian Empire, and the of the blast fell through the roof of the
once; Second Lisat. H. M. Milward, once: Lieut. G. E. Mills, once; Lieut. H. V, Percival, once; Lieut. H. F. Watson, D.3.0., ones; and Qr. Master and Hou, Lieut. F. Tyler, once.
35 Mentions, 2 C.R.'s, & D.S.O..
Local Maj.-General, H. L. Smith-Dorrien, D.8.0., to be Maj.-General. To bo Bt. Lt Cols. Majors F. C. Shaw and C. N. Watis; To be Bt. Majors, Capte. 1. G. Rigby and M. F. Phelps Qualified for Staff employ, Captain F. H. Weldon, D.S.O
first Chancellor since the days of the late ambulance-shed at the police station.
A PECULIAR CASE. Prince Gorchakoff), who said that Russi
Under this headior we published a few days would never evacuate Manchuria, because she had expended there thousands ofago a case in which a Chinese usher at the lives and millions of money, Count Police Court sorred a summons on the native ausdorff, Minister of Foreign Affairs, proprietress of a house of reputed ill-fame in recently told the Chinese Ambassador in St. Wing Wa Strept. When he arrived at the Petersburg that he could not move in the house, it is said, one of the female occupants give assurances one way or the other, for the she would go and find bor, Off tip: girl w...nt; matter of the evacuation of Manchuriu or told him that the mistress was oat, but tast The following is the list of N.CO's and men simple reason that the settlement of the and returned later not with the mistress, bat affair hul beea entrusted to Generd Keropat with a man who is alleged to has obstructed mentioned in despatches:-
Q.M.S. W. Roberts, D.C.M., once; Q.M.sk. All this indicates that Russia is rely the usher in the performanns of his duty by W. Boiton, once; &M.A. Ewin, D.C.M., once;
keeping him confined in the house for two hours, at the end of which period a district watchman, alserving the prisoner beckoning C.S.M. W. Seaton, DC.M., twice.
him from the window, went upstairs and re leased him, whilst taking the other into custody. By the defendant a different story was told.
Cpl. J. Simpson, once; Cpl. H. Beet, VC, once; Lee. Cpl. R. Dixon (pramoled Corp.).
for war, and that the time has passed when she must yield obedience to the Great Powers, Hor the Power's issued en ultimatum to Hussin three months ago, Russia almost for a certainty would have been bound to obey, because she had then only about 36,000
Cr. Sgt. C. Randall, D.C.M., once; Cr. Sgt. A. Tobbell, once; Cr. Sgt. J. Herrod, twice; Cr. Sgt. II. Girling, once; Sgt. J. Gilham, D.C.M., once; Sgt. S. G. Jones, unce: Sgsoliers in Manchuris, and Port Arthur Ho aid the complainant, who was accompanied W. Cooper, once; Sgt. A. W. Young, once;
was not fortified on the land side. All is by a friend, assaulted him with his umbrella, now changed, and the answer to any braking off the head, which was produced in Sg. C. Chambers, D.C.M., ence: Sgt. W Howard, once; Sgt. S. Fielding, exce; Armr.- Sgt. A. Arenall, D.C.M., onee Pioneer-Sgt, ultimatum would be in the negative. The Court. The friend left the house and took the The case was twice remnuled during the close A. Read, onee; Les.-Sgt. H. Bailey (promotedition of the Great Papers is therefore damaged undrella with big.
have been chunged in consequence investigation it received from bis Worship, who Sergt... once; Loe. Syt, W. Coxon (promoted also changed, just as the polities of England
of the visit to that country of President was not satisfied with the evidence for the Sergt.), ouce; Len-Sgt. W. Dowson, D.C.M.,
Loubet. Previously to that visit Eng-prosocution. It came up again on Saturday once.
and undoubtedly would not have muained for the examination of a witness whose evidence neutral in the event of war between Russia was deemed to be material. He was called by and Japuu. But it is different now. The the comphisant to prove that the latter was possibility of war between Russia and Japas elsewhere at the time of the alleged assanit formed the subject of conversation between upon the defendant, but failed to respond to WILH that England's Hie Worship was about to issue a sakpœna to the King and the President, are the his name.
of compel his presence there when the man enteredl decision
Court, smiling bonigaly and funning himself.
His Worship--Put 'flat for down. Tho creer having been obeyed, the man was asked through the interpreter where he had beau and why he had failed to appear at the proper time, His reply was that he was waiting at the lack of the Court and did not hear his name called., fet q
once.
Pte. W. Bes, V.C., once; Pte. H. Al.on.
D.C.M.. one; Pto. A. Bullous, D.C.M., once; Pte. J. Cunningham, D.C.M., one, Pla. R. Isaac, D.C.M., once; Ple, H, Marriott, D.C.M
200; Pie. A. Smith, D.C.M., twice; Pte. C. Maddison, D.C.M. (promoted Curpl.), twice: Ple. T. H. Spencer, once; Pte. A. Heimes promoted Corp), once Fte. C. Marson (promoted Corp), once; Pte. C. McDermott (promoted Corp), once Pte. J. Brieriy (pro- mated Corp), D.C.M., twice; Pte. J. Wor- thington (promoted Corp), once; Pte W. Boyle (promoted Corp)), ones; Ple, H. Sanderson (promoted Corp); once Pte. 3. Caveney (promoted Cerpl), onco; Pte. C. Picard promoted Cor, once: Pte. F. Bancroft (promoted Corp, once; Pin. F.
Brocks, onco. .".
49 Mentions, 2 VCs, 171D.C.M.2 woted Sergt., 12 promoted Corporale.
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interests in the question were sufficient portaurs to justify interference on her part, even though one of the nations at strife was her ally. Certain it is that if tingland invaded the Baltic with us Beet, Russian troops would be sent against India, where Bussian secret agents of all kinds have for more than fifty years been striving to promote rebellion against the rule of Great Britain by specious promises liberty and other privileges. Most of the revolts during Kussian intuerice, and even now the people the last thirty years have been the outcome of of India only await the appearance of Russian Soldiery in their territory to uprise once more
a charge of murder within the jurisdiction of China.
ATTEMPTED KIDNAPPING.
A native was sentenced to six mouths' bard labour for attempting to kidnap a boy of 13. who was recognised on board the Wing Chai by a relativo and rescued just as the boat was on the point of sailing for Couten.
THE SEDITION TRIAL AT SHANGHAL
Before Mr. Sun (agistrate) and Mr.
Chinese B. Giles (Bitish Assessor) in the Mixed Court charged with redition were brought up. Mr. at Shanghai or 21st inst., the seven
A. . P. White Cooper and Mr. W. A. C. Platt appeared on behalf of the Chinese Government, and Mr. F. Ellis and Mr. L. E. P. Joues were present to defend the prisoners.
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sature; but he asked the Court to take it frum him that they were of each impartasce that the casa could not be proceeded with and he must sak for an adjenrament till those question were dealt with by the proper authority.
Mr. Ellis opposed the application and asked what the diplomatic questions were that bad arisen. Who was it that was really prosecuting in this case: the Chinese Govern
mant or the Governor of Seochow, or the Tastai of Sborglai, or, the magistrate sitting. on the Bench?
The Asxensor said in any case it coali not be the magistrate on the Banch. Of course mater ordinary circumstances au application from the prosecuting counsel would be sufficient to adjourn the case sie die; or the only alter native would be to dismiss it. But in this
and British authorities. This was not pro case the jurisdiction of the Court was derival
caso for this Court, which could from an agreement made by the Chinese
Chief Defealise Inspector Hanson, who perly a
loager existed it! was conducting the case, said the man know only try it by virtue of that agreement. charge-room; he had evidently been hang was impossible for them to continue the ease. perfeally well that he had to call at the If that agreement no ing about ontains to see if he could wriggle He was instructed by Mr. Mansfeld that this ont of appearing as a witness, and had formed matter had been placed in the hands of the diplomatic body in Peking, and if they did not in rebellion and fight the English under the up when he saw it was inevitable.
wish it to be heard in the Mixed Coart bore, it was hupossible for them to proceed. The matter was referred to the Chinese authorities and the British Legation in Peking, and at present the Court was: in their hands. Under these circumstances they had no option but to wait until they heard from Poking
Mr. Ellis-De I understand that the autho rities who conferred the jurisdictios on this Court propose for this particular case to take it
way?
evremand of Russian officers. It would be a His Worship warned the man that he could comparatively ensy task for Hussin to pouc, not frida with the Court, and told him to get troops into India by means of the railway into the witness-box, where he was examined at she has built in Turkistan, which almost length on the point ut issue-the proving of an touches the frontiers of Afghanistan. This alibi on behalf of the complainant.
Other evidents was taken, bat owing to the time it would not in a little war like the Her War, and the cost to England in men condicting unture of it all the defendant was and money would be stupendous. For these discharged. WATER POLICE. --
The European section of the Water Police The C.PR steamur Tutor arrived at Shang-reasons England cannot, will not, raake war hai et 12,30 psi on the With inst, and left again against Russia on the side of Japan. Muner
received millions of English guineas--but any Inspector Langley. They appeared in fores at 1 1 1. sumo day for Nagasaki, where she is he may give to Japan-before now Japan has som to be working well under their new chief, other kind of heip, no. It is reret that the Magistracy on Saturday, unsongst the swes opportunity also of saying that since your bat- tschon leit Colombe on the 25th inst., am, and nearly all, if not quite all, of the Japanese being one in which P. C. 13 gave chase to some men-of-war have been paid for with English rice ata re of 3 am, on Saturday morning and eded eventually in capturing them. The Do nearly twelve months, there has been may be exposted here on the 5th prox.
Ta Imperial Gorman mail steamer Sachsen money. Nor will the United States fight
against Russia. President Rooseveltand Secret of prisoners ware sentenced to three months arrived at Shanghai on the 26th inst, at. 1.tary Huy would like to, perhaps, but not the bar labour such without the option of fast acting in an ordinary case.
The NP.steamer Olympic arrived at Victoris American people, who speak their mind In other case F.C. 1 charged a Chinnan your own. I can only wish we had the whole
through Congrees; and three-fourths of with the unlawful possession of sugar, and had Juttalion here. There has boon a complete (B.C.) on the 22nd inst
Congress oppose the idea on the ground of him fited 525 or three months' imprisonment abeenes of crime. Yen yourself and your officers, I know, take rast, interest in offering fraitalions of Macniven & Cameron's Pens the enormous cost. Besides, America has too with hard labour. your regioient; your non-commissioned officers. They come as a boon and a blessing to men, are steady and respectable, and respected The Pickwick, the Owl, and the Waverley Fon."
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The Assessor-The authority was conferred specially for this case, which does not fall within the scope of the Mixed Ceart, because this is a cass between the Chiness Government andorrtain Chinese, reident in the Settlement. We wnst obey the instructions from Peking, since we aru Mr, Jones asked if certain edicts under which the prisoners were prosecuted represented the Imperial authority.
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