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ests would receive such trivial considera- The day will dock and the Walls Castle un- tion at America's hands as the terms of this deck at Kowloon this afternoon. The steam treaty indicate. Fortunately the docu-ship Nelson will dock at Kowloon to-morrow, The German steamer Picciola has gone over is not yet ratified, and we have every confidence that the United States Minister to Sam-shui-po where she will dock after the at Tokiyo will not fail to make such repre- sentations to the Cabinet at Washington
European residents. On that occasion, originated by the notorious attack by Chi- nese thieves on a native house of business In Wing Lok Street, public feeling was strongly and almost unanimously against
proved that this demonstration was an act His Excellency, although after events
of most tyrannical injustice. The oppon-as may rescue Japan from the very equi- ents of Sir JónN POPE HENNESSY have vocal position in which she is now placed. been a few merchants, who fancied their privileges (2) were being infringed
TELEGRAM S.. upon; the chiefs of several govermutent ; departments, whose powers and respon-
LONION, Sth July. silities were wisely curtailed by certain
IRISH AFFARS. The House of Commons has finally passed the Cladstone hints at resigning,
Oceanic.
1882.
THE Hochi Shimbun states that His Imperial
A CHINESE servant girl, aged 19, attempted to make away with herself on Saturday by juraping Highness Prince Arisugawa, who saited for from the wall on Praya Central into the water Moscow a few days ago, will probably return to A boatinan who observed the plunge fished the Tokiyo at the end of January next year, and that girl out, who said fear of her mistress had he will meet His Excellency Ito and his party in prompted the act. Police Sergeant Fisher, who Russia. Mr. Hayashi, a Chief Secretary of Public happened to be on duty on the Praya, being told Works, and a member of the suite of Prince of what had occurred arrested the girl. This Arisigawa, is said to have mentioned to a friend, morning before the Magistrate she said she was before his departure, that he (Hayashi) would walking on the Praya and accidentally fell into | resign office soun after his return to Japan. the water, adding that her mistress, the wife of a man employed in a foreign hong, had scolded SAYS the Japan Mail of the 1st instant :--"We The Magistrate discharged her with a learn that the British steamer Monarch, which Gustion. After she left the Court she told the arrived yesterday afternoon from Honolulu, hay Sergeant she did not wish to go back to her called in here secking, and if nothing offers will nistress. Inquiry might possibly elicit that the proceed to Hongkong. H.M.S. Champion left
mistresses have not been infrequent at the Police not be due here for some days, as she comes Cases of gross ill-treatment of servants by Chinese ahead of the steamship Monarch, but she will
undersail. The Monarch also bring the news killed by a fall from his horse. that the Captain of the Champion has been
| sweeping and greatly needed departmental hill for the repression of crime in Ireland. Mr. and other effects sold in Paris, previously to the girl has not been well treated in the house. Honolulu for this part on June 16th, two hours
EGYPT.
reforms; a number of idle loafers and toadies, who followed their patrons and leaders; and the proprietors of the two
The armaments at Alexandria have been old established journals, who depended for stopped in consequence of the allied fleets having their existence on the patronage of the in-threatened to bonbard the town. fluential shipping firms, and therefore ac- romodatingly sacrificed honor and inde- pendence for the loaves and fishes. The
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great body of the community, both foreign and Chinese were admirers of His Excel lenty, and supporters of his policy; and they remain so at the present time. the prospect of His Excellency's early re- turn to the Colony, it is just as well that the actual truth as to the feeling of the 1431 | public should be widely known.
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The Japan Mail says that work at Yokosuka Dockyard is much impeded owing to the spread of cholera and the alarm of the workmen. A CARPENTER was sent to three months' hard labor this morning by Captain Thomsett, for walking off with an awning belonging to a hawker. THE M. M. Co.'s steamship Natal, with the next French mails, left Saigon for this port on Satur- day evening, the 8th instant, at 6, and passed Cape St. James at to o'clock.
Gazete that the crown rents for the half year Tite Colonial Treasurer gives notice in the ended 24th June, 1882, should be paid into the Treasury on or before the 16th instant.
is notified in the Government Gazette that Mr. Arathoon Seth, having reported his return to the colony, resumed his duties as chief clerk, and clerk of comcils, on the 6th instant.
It is requested that all communications relaLi Heso Chase's crafty diplomacy which dressed to the Manager, Fongkong Telegraph are furnished by the treaty between Kurca and the United States-diplomary which has a manifest bearing upon, if indeed it was not altogether shaped with regard to, the unpleasant relations at present existing between this Empire and the Middle King dom in the matter of Riukiu. But perhaps is hereby notified, says the thazette of Satur the most curious point in the business is today last, that the Queen's Exequatur empower be found in Art. XIII, where the treaty ising Mr. Charles Vincent Smith to act as Consul described as the first entered into by for Sweden and Norway in Hongkong, received Karea. Can it be that both Commodore Her Majesty's signature on the 17th day of May, SHUPELOT and his Chinese advisers furgot. 1882. or designedly ignored, the fact that a com- mercial treaty already existed between
Whilst the columns at the Hongkong Tele. graph will always be open for the tair discussion by cost.espondents of all questions affecting public byron, it must be distinctly understood that the Editor does not in any way hold himself res
ponsible for opinions thus expressed
TO ADVERTISERS. Adventners are requested in for and all notices intended for insertion in that-day's issue not later
early publication of the paper.
Court.
AGANG of forgers were lately arrested in New York, and when the ringleader hnd bees in custody a few days advertisements appeared in one of the papers for the heirs of a certain Chat. lotte Ryland, who were entitled to about 18,000, Au affidavit found on the prisoner proved him to be the person wanted, and he said that the relafier. tive who left the property had not been heard of for twenty years. Wies Queen Isabella of Spain had some jewels building of her magnificent hotel, a splendid ruby ring was bought for the sum of 10,000 dols. by an American gentleman, who presented it to his sister-in-law, Mrs. Joel Reed, of Albany, She, however, thought it rather too large and heavy for her own wear, and commissioned a jeweller to sell it. A certain Government agens heard of this transaction and seized the ring in Attorney as to whether jewellery thus brought order to obtain the ruling of the United States into the country should or should not pay duty. Prry the sorruss of a poor "stone-broke" board of guanlians. The gentlemen who have charge of the interest of the paupers in the Wrexham district are evidently in very sore distress. At their usual meeting a few weeks back the clerk reported that the balance in the hands of the treasurer in favour of the board only amounted to £4 115. 40, and this was not sufficient to pay porary arrangement would have to be made the outdoor poor for the day. Consequently some
with the treasurer to advance money, but the guardians could not pay any interest. The clerk money at once. Considering the sharp fashion was instructed to apply to the overseers for
the Wrexham guardians would do well to take a in which the poor's-rates are hunted up in London,
leaf our of the books of the metropolitan over.
liquidation by arrangement. - seers. If they do not, the clerk will speedily have to file a petition on behalf of the said board for
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A WATER Coolie charged another this morning before Mr. Wodehouse with assault: The row arose from the old cause, one trying to get before the other to the hydrant. Both complainant and defendant presented a sorry appearance in Court, having also his thumb disabled. The affair oc being badly cut in the head, the complainant curred at the hydrant in Gough Street at seven o'dock this maming, when the two water-carriers belaboured each other with bamboo poles. The Magistrate dismissed the case, informing the two that they could summon each other. Mr. Wode house also said there ought to be constibles on the hydrants when the coolies are drawing water from them, as they are sure to have fights. We have more than once advocated this, having been eye-witnesses of most disgraceful fights among Surely a few lukongs could be spared to keep water-coolics at the hydrant in Staunton Street. these people in order during the short time the hydrants are open daily.
THE figo News says:--Some interesting in has been kindly placed at our disposal. II.M. formation respecting what is going on in Corea
examining vessel the Flying Fish is engaged in surveying the entrance to the river Seoul, on which is built the capital of the kingdom, the
and his knowledge of Corean has proved very name of the city being the same as that of the river. Mr. Aston is on board the Flying Fish, useful, although the British treaty was actually signed before he arrived. Indeed it is men- tioned as a proof of the hatred felt by the Coreans towards the Japanese, that they refused to hold found he came from this country, unlil it was ex- plained to them that his occupation here was to assist in the protection of foreigncis against have been hardly ingenuous, but at all events is Japanese aggressions. This explanation may
FOR Assaulting Chinese Police constable 210 in the execution of his duty yesterday, two chair coolies were brought up before Captain Thomsett this morning. The constable, it appears, asked had a master, whose name, however, they re- for the defendants' license, when they said they fused to give. The Jukong was about to take them to the Station, when the chair coolies struck him with their fists, causing him to. blow his whistle for assistance. The Magistrate fined them $5 each or to days' inrd labor.
SAYS the London Figure:--The Russian are re- puted to be very busy in the Cronstadt dockyards, in view of possible difficulties with China. There are to be fourteen more Russian ships, capable
of carrying eight thousand men, on the Pacific
ccast within six months. One would imagine that the Czar had enough on his hands already,
than TUKEE OCAK so as not to retard the Japan and Korea? Inadvertence in such Edinburgh University has resulted in a sum of periments or making researches in the interests any communication with Mr. Aston when they prostitute, and attempting to pot off an altered
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
a matter is out of the question on Li Hese Case's part, and we should be sorry to Arrangements, have been made to publish think that Commudure Sicfeldt per- The Hongkong Telegraph daily at 4 PM. Sub-formed his mission in such a perfunctory scribers in the central districts who do not receive" their copies before Five O'Crack will oblige by at once communicating with the Manager,
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At Tolla, va the pile of Jong, Mossova në Bunsqera, Fina Interpreter to the French Legution in Japan.
he Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, MOHDAY, JULY 10, 1882.
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We are glad to note that Professor Blackie's up- peal for funds to found a Celtic Chair in the £14,000. As £10,000 is all the Professor asked for, he will be able to found a fund for prizes as well.
note that an Imperial author is about to enter the field of literature, in the person of the Emperor of Brazil, who shortly intends to publish his travelling experiences. The book, which is sions de Voyage." written in French, will be called "Mes Impres
SAYS the Medical Press-M. Dunias, perpetual secretary to the French Academy of Sciences, has received instructions from the Minister of the Interior to make out a list of all the savants who have died or beca maimed while performing ex-
of science. The intentions of the Government ure to grant a pension to the widows and children of these savants or to those who have been in Government will, no doubt, take into considera jured. The list will be a long one. The French
tion the cases of those medical men who have died while attending diphtheria or fever in the Paris hospitals, and those medical men who have
perished in attempts to solve some of the results of drug actions on themselves or who have in any way risked their lives for the good of hu- manity will not be forgotten. France, to her Her. Senate,
credit, honours her medical men.
decorations are bestowed with no niggard hand upon them. Few honours are given our eminent physicians or surgeons except an occasional baronetcy; the rank and file of the profession receive no reward or distinction.
The steamship Pantah, says the Afercury of the 4th inst., was ashore on the banks 40 miles northward of Sha-wei-shan, at the same place as the Shunter went ashore; the water was perher House of Deputies are open to them; her fectly smooth, she was high and dry at low water, but she floated at high water and steamed off without sustaining the slightest damage. Tur new Courts of Justice in London are more extensive buildings than most persons imagine. The estimate for the cost of salaries of attendants. at the Courts exceeds £10,000 per annum. When completed, the Courts will contain upward of 700 rooms, as well as at law courts. There is a mile less than a hundred lobbies. Still, this is not as of passages and half a mile of staircases, and not
we learn that rio departure from the sumptuary had the desired effect. From the same source
regulations is permitted to the Coreans. One of then had a passage given him in H.M.S. Kestrel from Nagasaki, and on landing on Corean soil with his hair cut short and wearing a foreign hat, incurred a severe thrashing and received neders pear in polite (Corean) society. to return whence he came until he was fit to ap
without quarrelling with his pig-tailed neighbors, easily next time as they were when the French who may very likely, not be beaten quite so
and ourselves destroyed the Taku forts. They have a number of waspish little gunboats, built in Europe after the newest patterns; and are
WONG ATOW, the European-dressed Chinaman aid to have 100,000 chassepot rifles, taken from the French in the Franco-German war.
who kept a rattan-ware ship in Lyndhurst Ter race, was further committed for trial at the Supreme Court, this morning on the charges of stealing clothing and a pair of earrings from a Chinese
one-dollar note as a $100 one, the same note ***! which was subsequently passed on a European of stealing two pieces of clothing and $9 in prostitute in Cochrane Street. A further charge
and will be gone into to-morrow, Altogether, mosey from another Chinese prostitute living in West Street, is pending against the prisoner, Mr. Wong Apow will have a tidy lot of charges to answer at the Supreme Court. We un- derstand the man who tried on the clever swindle will be found in another column, is a brother-in- in the matter of the 480 mats, particulars of which law of Wong Apow, and was in his house with him when the latter was arrested for passing the altered note. The trader (?) wo hear, had been previously trying to get into the Police Force, of which he would, doubtless have been a distinguished ornament, on the genuity in the attempted mais swindle was principle of "set a thief to catch a thief." His in- worthy of a better cause, and is another instance of eminent talents grievously misapplied.
nanner as to overlook the insertion, in the body of the treaty, of a clause which, to whatever circumstance it be referred, can- not but be read as an insult by Japan. It is not difficult indeed to divine a motive for Li HUNGCHANG'saction, if, as we are compelled to think, the terms of this clause are due to his inspiration. For, on referring to diayers Treaties, we find that the first paragraph of Art. I. of the treaty between Japan and Korea runs thus:-Chosen (Korea) being an independent state, enjoying the same Fr is some satisfaction for us to know, in sovereign rights as does japan. &c. Six the face of the bitter local opposition which years ago, therefore, Koren believed her- our qualified advocacy of fiovernor Hex-self to be as independent as Japan, and Nessy's general policy has engendered, placed her faith on record. Now she that the views we have at various times figures as a dependency of China. If the expressed have not only been approved and latter is to be her definite status, her treaty sanctioned by Her Majesty's Government, with Japan must obviously be ignored, and but have received the almost unqualified what better device for effecting this could support of the British press. With the be conceived than by obtaining a public single exception of the S1. James's Grotte, avowal from the United States that no which published an inspired" tirade of treaty concluded previous to their own is scurrilous misrepresentations a few months worthy to be reckoned a treaty, Theirs is ago, not a single home journal that we the first; anything prior goes for nothing. have seen, has adversely criticised Sir
It is not to be supposed for a moment JOHN POPE HESSESNY'S. Hongkong policy. that America will suffer herself to be made Therefore, if we have erred in fighting the tool of China in this manner. Com- for what we considered the bost interests modore Surviny, if we may julge front of the community, it is consoling to find the description his "open letter gives of ourselves erring in such good company.
La Hesa Cuaso, had some consciousness la dealing with the opinions expressed from the first that the crafty-six-foot-two hy home papers un tovernor HessEssy's barbarian" was likely to prove too much difficulties in the government of this Co- for him; and the event has justified his lony, one great mistake, which has been apprehension. The error of slighting made by almost every newspaper dis- Japan's assistance is already demonstrated researches, and who is himself a man of eminent Florentinic hardware manufacturer, and the re- fendant said, "Now come along with me and "purser" was arrested instead. We believe bo
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as the Vatican, where the rooms number Tus Steamboat Company's new steamer Honam, which left on Said on June zyth, would appear that she only reached. Suez on the 4th instant to have had a gay time in the Suez Canal, secing Seven days is rather a long time to get through the Canal, even allowing that the Tonam is 73
1100, and there are six miles of galleries.
feet wide, and would therefore be very likely to get ashore more than once during the passage Telegraphic nows will doubtless bo received to morrow that the prince of river steamers has passed Aden.
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MR. DARWIN is said to have left his autobiography behind him in manuscript and that it will be pre- pared for the press by his eldest son, who for many years was his father's coadjutor in his
The Japanese settlers have had, some and Professor Huxley will give their aid. It is
attainments. It is also said that Sir Joseph Hooper | troubles in Korea, and these the foreign to be hoped that the report is true. One can press of Yokohama has delighted to mag--scarcely imagine more interesting reading than nify, just as it now exults at the apparent Mr. Darwin's account of the growth in his own injury this country's prestige has suffered mind of the great idea of evolution, which has by her exclusion from the treaty negorovalutionised the thought of the world within tiations. But malicious exaggeration the last thirty years.
order was issued by the Chehsien, countersigned, LAST week, says the Mercury of the 3rd inst, an by a foreign Consular assessor for the arrest of a
his aycee, buing doubtless well paid by the Chinese banker for the crime of doing as he
IU UN-PA; a trader, was charged this morning before Mr. Wodehouse with obtaining 480 mats, valued at $370, from complainant and others, with intent to defraud, The complainant and A FINE opportunity for moralising upon the between here and Op Tai, on the mainland, their four partners, it appears, conduct a mat trade vicissitude of human affairs is afforded to persons shop being in Bonham Strand. As he and one of who may be that way inclined by the recent his partners were hawking some mats at about 3 death, in poverty and obscurity, of die "Last of p. on the rst inst., in Hollywood Road, they met apoplectic stroke at Verona, in his humble said his master wanted a large number of mats and the Scaligeri," who recently succumbed 10 an
the defendant, who was unknown to them. He lodging over a greengrocer's shop. Giuseppe that they must sell them cheap to him. He took Can Grande della Scala, to whom Dante Alighieri bargain with them, an arrangement being arrived Mastino, Marquis and Count della Scala, them to the second floor of a house somewhere! although directly descended from the illustrious in the Central District, and there comntenced to liked with his own. It seems he "locked up" dedicated his immortal epic, carned a scanty at to supply him with 420 mats at prices rang livelihood for many years before his decease by ing from $1.06 to 60 cents per mat. He said
speculators in the dollar market. This raised the rate of interest and depressed the price of he would call for the mats on the 5th, but dollars. The ire of the Silkmen was aroused
the 8th he called at their shop, and said the ship by Government order. Taa complied and ordered on that day postponed the matter till the 8th, and they petitioned Tso Tsung-tang to have the asking also for 60 more mats or 480 in all. On operations stopped and the rate of interest lowered
was not going till the gth, and that he would call the Futal of Soochow to take measures accord. might be ready packed then. He canse that issue a proclamation forbidding the "sealing" next day at half-past ten, requesting the matsingly. He instructed the Tastal of Shanghal to morning and said the boat was ready and re- of sycee and gambling in dollars. In conte- quence of these measures, a suminous was issued for the arrest of the manager of the Wor handwriting: ho escaped, however, and his cheong bank by the Chehsien, in his own
He was
ancient house which, centuries ago, ruled the mending boots and shoes. This scion of an
Italy, died a poer old cobbler in a bye-street of roast at Verona and was a power in Northern the city formerly adorned with palaces and monuments by his mighty ancestors. the very last representative of the Scaligeri tamily, and his death closes the story of that noble race for ever. There is certainly food for reflection in the freaks iniulged in by fate when in an ironicalquested them to carry the mats to it, saying he mood. The ancestral honours of the Medici are would pay them after they had done so. They at the present moment invested in the person of a and after placing them in the boat the de- carried the mats to a bent lying off the Praya,
resting-place in a pauper's grave. mains of the last Scaliger have found their final
has been bailed out. It is a melancholy circum- stance that Chinese residents of these Settlements
of the Mandaries, but some of our Consuls make are not protected from the arbitrary interference
themselves the ready tools of the Chinese Man. darins. It is certainly surprising that a foreign Consular official could be found to put his name to a summons issued on such a ridiculous charge. We cannot believe there is any such crime in
cussing the question, should not escape notice. It appears to have been generally
we will go to my master and get paid." They followed him, and he took then to a foreign - accepted that His Excellency's policy was
originality of their inventive genuis. We receive stand at the door while he went in to get THE gossips of Hongkong are unrivalled for the house near the Clock Tower, asking them to invariably opposed by the entire European
daily instances of this.extraordinary and inex-payment. They stayed there about an hour, and community, and possibly this impression has been allowed to go forth to the British
plicable taste for the marvellous, which appears as the defendant did not return, they went to public as a matter of fact. In the para-
to pervade alike all classes of society. The latest make enquiries. No one in the place had seen graph quoted from the frish Times, which cannot impugn the fact that at no timp SAYS the 3freury-The Fourth of July was coming libel cast is of course occupying a good a passage from one door leading to a second bit of scandalls positively refreshing. The forth- the adroit trader, and they discovered there was. appeared in our last issue, Hongkong is since 1876 have the friendly relations be celebrated to-day in Shanghai in the usual man- deal of public attention, and giving grounds for which opened into another street. Complainant Chinese law as doing what you like with your styled "an interesting but excitable and tween this empire and Korea been seriouslynited States, and not a few Britishers, as terday we happened to meet a stanch supporter to the house defendant first took them to. He down by a great judge, Lord Camden:What
Der. At noon, a large number of citizens of the a lot of private discussion. Whilst visiting yes. told his partner to remain where he was, and went own. This is English law on the subject, as fold- pig headed Colony;" and it is asserted imperilled. The two Governments have that all who know the history of His remained on excellent terms; large num- General, where the ceremony of reading the from the madding crowd" and in the most serious decamped that morning. He went back to his
sembled in the Court-room of the U.S. Consulate of the Telegraph, who quietly drew us away leamed there that defendant and his scraglio had ever is a man's own is absolutely his own. No Excellency's adminstration of the settle-bers of Koreans have visited Japan,meeting Declaration of Independence was observed. Mr. tones, asked if we had heard the latest about shop and informed his other partners of the trick consent, either expressed by himself or repre- man has a right to take it from him without his ment on the Chinese Coast, agree that there with the most courteous reception 0. N. Denny, Consul-General, opened the pro- the libel case? We confessed our ignorance as played upon then by the trader. They went to sentative. Whoever attempts to do it at. only the most singular tact could have en- and carrying thence impressions which ceedings by calling on the Rev. Mr. Fitch to abled him to assert, as he has done, he have been more really active factors in engage in prayer; and Mr. Hrde Courcy Forbes beyond what had already appeared in the news mats was stil there, but found it had disa robbery," What can he a man's own more to anything extraordinary having happened the Praya to see if the boat containing the tempts an injury. Whoever does it commits cause of the trampled native against the cruel sowing the aced whose fruits America and afterwards read the Declaration of Independence. papers, when our friend mysteriously observed, appeared. He made enquiries, and from what than a banker's sycee? The last Tantai was arregance of the European element. In com- England are now reaping, than either Li The Consul-General then proposed the toast of "You will have to look out; O'Malley has been tie was told he understood the mats had been always interfering with the money market and mon honesty we are bound to express our HUNG CHANG's letters or his selfish interven- "The Day We Celebrate," and cordially invited dining with Bandmann-and Miss. Beaudet, and put on board a Macao passage boat, which his interference checked the importation of belief that our Irish contemporary can tion. We shall know, no doubt, one of these all present to join in drinking it. A liberal sup he is going to give them a special fury. We had left. Determining to overhaul the defendant dollars. We suppose the interference of the know very little of the political history of days, why the United States' envoy elected Ply of champagne, and champagne-cup was pro- laughed heartily at this good joke; but our friend if possible, he offered five dollars for a steam- Viceroy will check the arrivals of silver bulliqn "the settlement on the Chinese Coast," to seek the assistance of China, where vided, and also aérated waters for thirsty tectot assured us that it was no laughing matter as he launch to go in pursuit of the passage boat, to Shanghai. The frequent, disturbances of the and, in justice to the foreign residents in Korea and her affairs have always been tillery kindly compited with the request of the wishing to appear rude for what was evidently an hour. He went on board, and there he found traders, but what else can be expected where so allers. Last year, the Shanghai Volunteer Ar could depend on his information. We, not which they came up with in less than half money marker are certainly a great nuisance lo Hongkong, we must protest against such treated with the utmost conceivable in- Consul General to fire a salute, and on that well meant, assured our informant that the At the trader and his 480 mats. Both were forthwith large a trade is conducted on so same a basis of sweeping and indiscriminate charges difference, instead of coming to those who, occasion they turned out in a drenching rain. torney General could dine fifty times with Band- transferred to the launch. Defendant aald while bullion? When bullion is scarce interest is dear, being made against them in connec- by a firm but consistently kind demeanour The weather has been so had up till yesterday mann-and Miss Beaudet, so far as we were con on the launch Why do you arrest ine? I have and always will be in spite of all the prociama. tion with their relations with the Chi- and by skillful diplomacy, have for six years that the Consul-General did not like to ask the cerard; but that the special jury must be all paid the money to your partner." This was un- tions of all the Mandarins in the Empire. When, nese members of the community. The maintained an uninterruptedly friendly and Artillery to turn out this year, and when the nonsense, as we bad heard Mr. O'Malley declare tree. On arriving at Hongkong defendant was the Total wants to buy Rice for the tributë he foreign opposition to Governor Hex-ever widening intercourse with the Hermit rainy season gave place to the fine weather we in open court, on the occasion when Mr. McKean taken to the station and charged.At the Police issues proclamations tending to cheapen dollars, NESSY, in no single instance during his Kingdom. America certainly had no rea- make arrangements, as the formality of applying terfere, and as we had personally made no ap- the mats, but said he paid the money to one of with foreign trade and they should be discoun
have had since yesterday, there was not time to applied for a special jury, that he would not in- Court this morning defendant admitted buying and so on. These proceedings are incompatible' term of office here, saving and excepting son to apprehend reluctance on Japan's through the Municipal Council has to be observed plication on the subject. Our friend's last words the partners at the shop on the 9th. He pointed tenanced by the Consular bly. The manager on the occasion of the "Great Indignation part, any more than Japan would have This is a satisfactory explanation of the non-ap were "all right, you will see." No doubt we out the partner to whom he said he paid the of the bank has fled the port and taken refuge "Meeting," represented the majority of the been justified in expecting that her inter-pearance of the Artillery this year..
shall see, all in good time.
dollars.The cave was remanded till Wednesday, clsewhere,
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