Intiniations.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1894.

Intimations.

DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & CO., LD. quilly and of greater age than mest brands in Que lowest priced Whisky is of excellent

WARM CLOTHES.

the market. We recommend our customer not to be deterred by the lowness of price from

brylne them all. For a moda-whisky, Thorne's Blend and Watson's Glenorchy are equal to say, Abalout-Glenlivet is a very old Peat Walky, that could not be replaced in stock at the price

D and Este leo well known to need comment.

"HESE will all be spoilt before next cold IRISH~.

THESE

weather unless properly taken care of.

NAPHTHALINE

is the best thing to keep away Maths, &c., and

prevent clothes smelling fusty.

FIFTY CENIS PER TIN.

DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY.

Hongkong, 6th Apill, 1894.

A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.

WINES AND SPIRITS,

A John Jameson's Old, Green

Capsule....

B John Jameson's Fine Ok,

Green Capsule.

John Jameson's Very Fine

Per dass Case,

$13.00

15.00

18.00

Old, Green Capro'......... All these are very fine and old, C. ban been stocked in Honsking in word for 30 years, there being little sale fox Irish Whisky in the Co'any

AMERICAN-

Genalas Bourbon Whisky, Fine Old. Red Capsole, with our Name and Tradė Mark ......

solidation Ordinance, is another example of the ume marvellous inability; and yet, when one of his exploded constructions is damaging the Oplum Farmer, violating being tinkered-up, at the Imminent risk of

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his contract, and penalising the Colony Immediately in the law-courts and ultimately in the opium revenue, all for the sake of remedying an Injustice to the shipping interest-even at this moment, Mr. GOODMAN insists on leaving next Wednesday, and doesn't care a button what happens. He is only about a year In Hongkong since his last twelve months' vacation; but he has made up his mind, has bought his ticket, packed up his other shirt, and he isn't going to unpack now for forty Oplum Farmers. Well, let bim go-he is no loss; nor is he the only responsible official who could be well spared. But his absence is not the slightest justification for "rushing “ Par dores Important bill like this. Surely the oplum revenue, the principles of fair-play," and the costs of the law courts are more Important than a few days' difference in a vacation of months? If the unparalleled genlus of Mr. GooDMAY (thank goodness it is unparalleled-barring perhaps Mr. MITCHILL-INNES) is absolutely essential to the success of this now legislation, then let him wait till the bill has been properly and decently discussed.

But we submit that he is not required at all. He is not specially qualified more than anybody else to guide the oplum policy of the Government--though in justice he must be recognised as thoroughly conscientious, honest, pains-taking, and an amiable gentleman, which is more than can be said for the perpetrator of the Oplum Convention. However, the first point is that this Oplum Ordinance Amendment Bill ought certainly not to be rushed at blindfold; it requires time for considera- tion, whether Mr. GOODMAN stays or not.

$15.00 Simple botties and smaller quantities will be

supolled at propa-tianate wholestie rates.

We only guarantee our Wies and Spirits to be genuine whe bought direct from us la the 136 Colony, or from our authorised Agents at the

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On and after the 1st April, 1894, the Price of our WINES and SPIRITS will be as follows:-

PORT.

(For Invalids and general Use.)

Per dosen Case.

B Vintage, superior quality, Red

Capsule

$14.40

C Fined Viotage, superior quality, Black Seal Capsule

16.20

D Very Fine Old Vintage, extra superior, Violet Capsule (Old Bottled)

20.40

Port after removal should be rested for a month. before use. Wine required for drinking at once hould be ordered to be descanted at the Dispar- arry before sent out. These wines are too well known to need comment.

Coast Ports.

-Per dores Cas

A Fine OH Tom, White Capsule $7.10 B Fine Unsweetened, White

7.00

Capsule

RUM. Finest Old Jimales, Violet

Caprater

$15.00

Good Leeward Island......... 6.00 Good Leeward Island...$3.50 per Gallon. Sample battles and smaller quantities will be supplied at proportionate wholesale raten.

We only guarantee our Wines and Splits to be genaine when bought direct from us in the Colony, or from our natkarlard Agents at the

Coast Ports

LIQUEURS,

Benedictine, Curaçon,

Chartreuse,

Maraschino, Hrering's Cherry Cordial, Dr. Singer's Angoltara

Bitters, &c.

PRICES ON APPLICATION.

The other point is the general question of leave in the Civil Service. Just now there are absent:-

Sir W. Robinson (Governor)......at $32 000 p.ap. Sir F. Clarke (Ch. T.)...

17.000

Mr. F. A. Cooper (D P. W.).........

Mr. A. Sath (Ck. of Cel. etc)

..6660 4.536

Mr. A. K. Travera (P.-M. G.)

4 440

Dr. Atkinson (Hoap. Supt) .........

3 боо

rs

Mr. H. McCallum (San. Supl.)...... Mr. Quill (Water Auth.)...

3.600

3,000

Sample bottles and smaller quantities will be A. S. WATSON & CO., LD.

supplied at proportionate wholesale raten.

We only suarantee our Wines and Spirts to be genuine when bought direct from us in the Colony, or from our authorized Agents at the Coast Parts,

SHERRY.

Per dasen Case.

B Supertor Pale Dry, dinner

wine, Green Seal Capsule. $10.80 CManzanilla, Pale Natural

"J

Sherry, White Caneule...

CC Superlor Old Dry, Pale Natural Sherry, Red Seal Can ale

for

D Very Superior Old Pale Dry,

cholce Ok Wine, White Seal Capsule..........

E Extra Superior Old Pals Dry,

very finest quality, Black

12.00

(2.00

14.40

20.10

Seal Capsule (Old Bottled)

-B, C and C Care punalini Mikan —b

HONGKONG DISPENSARY, Hongkour, 10th March, 1894.

The Honghong Leleguaph.

HONGKONG, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1894

FIAT VACATIO, RUAT CŒLUM. One of the chief of the numerous standing grievances in Crown Colonies is the system which gives Government officials such generous holidays; and in the present state of the silver market, the evil attains awful

dimensions in cases where the officers are depender dollars at an obsolete value in

Mr. W. Duggan (Police Paym)...

2,593 Mr. W. M. B. Arthur (Magat. Ck)... 2,131

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Total......... ****$74,60 To these must be added about a score of lesser lights, probably doubling the total. In a few days there will also be "not lost, but gone on leave," Mr. G. T. M. O'BRIEN, colonial secretary, and Mr W. M. GOODMAN, attorney general; whil

few others are temporarily off work, or contemplating holidays to which they are entitled under their agreements. All there change of course involve twice as much departmental dislocation as the solat

represents on the fa Mr. O'BRI

Tur Legislative Conncil will meet on Monty, IN a fire that occurred at Nagaoki, Japan, on 16th April, at 2.30pm. Order of the day,Second the 4th lost, over 500 bouses were destroyed. reading of the Bill to amend "The Prepared THERE were eight steamers and fire sailing The "Living Chess" at East Point on the get Opiam Ordinance, 1891,"

ships in the port of Amoy on Wednesday, nearly

alt, resulted in a clear $750 being placed to the credit of the Union Chorch organ fund. Starving deatutes ought to be happy now.

having proved highly satisfactory, the Gasaff THE Experiment af nyster-resting in Tokva Bay

toped during the present and coming years. states the enteralie is to be very largely dere

A REGULAR Convocation of Victoria Chapter, No. 525 will be held in Freemasons Hill, Zetland Street, on Friday, the 20th lontant, at & for 8.30 pm. precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially invited.

Talog was so thick outside lustevening that ive stermers, including the Garlic with the American mail on board, bed to anchor near Waghat. They all came into port this morning; the Namos leading the way.

Turbirth and death returns ofthe urban divisions of Tokyo for the week ended the 12th March, sccording to the Official Gazette, were:-British,

25 0207 and 745 in), deaths 426 fifty-four still-bera cases. males and zoy females). There were la addition

THE first printers' anlon of which there is an authentic record was formed In London in 1810, its object being, as the charter states, ":0.corect irregularities and to bring the modes of charge from custom and precedent into ant palaist view in order to their being better understood by all concerned."

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the whole of which craft were busily engaged in loading or discharging cargo.

The Brilh-cruises Marcury leit Amoy for Nagasaki on the 7th and the Pigmy lor Foochow Pagoda Anchorage on Tuesday, on the 9th fast. Both wessels were lying at

HEAVY falls of snow are reported from Japan.

At Fukakut on the 25th úlla, a hat occupied by four miners fell in doing a snow storm; all the inmates were crushed to death,

A DISCRIMINATING WOMAN, “When did her husband die ?" **Last week."

"Why is sbe in half-mourning ?" "Oh, they were divorced," Tax H.K, C. & M. Steamboat. Co steamer Heungshan, Capt. W. E. Clarke, will go over

to dock to-morrow for a general overhaul; her place on the Hongkong-Macao run will be tem- porarily taken by the Honam, Captulo Geo. B. Lefavour.

Tex enterprise of the Imperial Chinese Customs in boliding and maintaining in thoroughly efficient order the lighthouse on Waglan island, is much appreciated by ship-masters at this season of the year. In answer to the steam | whistles of the many belegged vessels that were in the vicinity of the island yesterday, the signal guns were kept going the whole time. D'Aguilar --but then that brilliant boon belongs essentially to Hongkong, and in the expressive words of the Man from the Hills, that's another story.

THE Japazese vernacular paper Kokkai says of a grant from the National Treasury

THE British gunboats Mercury and Pigmy wera lylog at Pagoda Anchorage on Tuesday. THE proprietors of the "Star" ise el fany launches are baving a two-deek double-ender

built for the Kowloon run. The hiper deck will

be for the Hopper Ten and the lower-deck for common people; the boat will be dilyen by | Diddles, and will not have to turn round at every Journey. It will be an immense improvement." THE gold-ñelds in Formosa have now been proved beyond doubt to be not only excurdingly rich but permanent.

Chinese speculators in | Amoy are much interested in their development and one of there is now engaged in securing men to work a míne in which kë has a share on the "tributo principle. He is assured of big

returas,

On Tonbilul authority-ibat of the Yomiuri Shimbun-it is stated that a Russian engineer has reported to his Government the discovery of kerosene springs in the Kulles, from several of which twenty or thirty gallons of all may be

obtained dally. It is expected that steps will

soon be taken to turn this discovery to account, in which case a further fall in the price of kerosene may be anticipated.

a Chinaman & for " performing music after 11 In the police court to-day Mr. Wodehouse fined

pm. Yet jest above the central police station there is a Portuguese lunatic with a tin whistle, and another with a fog-horn; every night they break the sleep of the trusty guardians of the peace, and last night they kent up a bowling omasta unill nearly 3 am The constable on that best must be stone deaf-happy man!

THE NEW GOVERNOR OF MACAO.

Senhor Harta a Costa, newly appointed

ACCORDING to the Tokyo Official Gazette, he new Japanese railway loan has been over- by ubscription at a rate exceeding 107.63 yan subcribed by 3 670,950 jễn. The sum produced † that the qe maintenance of the Bombay llae Governor of Macao, opened the session of the premium, viz., 1,323,209 yen, has been reduced by 313,200 yes, the total amount received by: Trosary being 1,080,170.35 m.

THE three Chinese cruisers Kwangysh. Kwang chand Kwangping, en route to Shanghal, were met south of Pedro Blanco by the Douglas Company's steamer Namos in the dense leg that cashrouded the whole coast-line yesterday aftemoon. The yelplog and tooting_of_ther sirens was a revelation in the matter of maize signalling.

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The first paragraph is an acknowledgment of the honour done to him in this appointment.

The second refers to his five years' previous service in Micko.

by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha has been taken up | Leal Senado last week, andhis inaugural address by the Tokyo Chamber Commerce and some is published in the official Bulletin. members of the House of Peers, who are now making investigations in the matter, The opinion on the question which prev. its among the Liberala is, that in case of the Bill for the subsidy being brought forward at the next session of the Diet, the question should be discussed impartially, from the stand point of the interests of the nation, free from all party feeling.

It is now reported that rinderpest is prevalent in several native dairies in the colony and has VERY heavy rains have fallen along the siready effected very serious regulis. We have Northern coast; Amoy especially coming lo been aware for some time past that a fatal eattle for a deluge. It has just rained there, off and disease of some klod was raging to the Eastern on, for a week and as in Hongkong the down-districts of the city, and we now learn on good poor was greeted as a veritable god-send. The authority that no fewer than thirty-six cows well on Kalangau were almost dry and the were slaughtered at Warchai on the night of whole island presented an appearance indicave the 11th last. This disease is becoming far of blistering thirst.

too serious in its probable consequences to be permitted to take firm root and spread all over the colony, without a thorough investigation and the adoption of active repressive measures by the responsible authorities,

MR. Hastings yesterday fined a Chinaman $7 (or 28 days) for causing a nuisance with the foot of tis launch's steam whirde on Wednesday evering the German mall boat Nurnber while safely moored at the Kowloon wharf, ralied a storm of blasphemy in just the same viy about midnigh', and was never prosecuted. "Oh, would I were a Deutscher | "

The third is a response to be welcome accorded him by the Micienser.

The fourth is a preface to, his statement of policy.

In the fifth be declares that he has never during his absence lost sight of the Colony's interests.

Par. 6, after menilöning Sr. Costa's service la the Lisbon Cortes as member for Mació, deals with the importar ce and responsibility of the task of administration and the necessity for strenuous exertions.

Par. 7 is a profession of slace. Ity &n. The three succeeding paragraphs are in a similar atrals.

said --And so, in accordance with the wishes of Coming to details of programme, the Governor the Portuguese Government, I shall proceed. Immediately (since the matter brooks no delay) TRUS the Sydney Bulletin -Bishop Webber-importance, by their urgent necessity, by thele with the proposed Barbour works, which by their

trying to cadge £50,000 10 fill the Kinaka-blasted expected from an undertaking on which unques Queensland min of God, now in England great cost, and. by the magnificent results country with parsons-rises on solemn fat legs tionably depends the whole life of the colony, is men and women-mare men and women, demanding my special attention. And although, to declare that the crying need of Australis stand out promirently before all others mysteds more men and women, Australians may well be imagined, it will be Imossible tion wen't go so we must import godly people 10 ably planned, I hope to see sailsfactorily choreyes are emply, for the native-born populs for me to witness the completion of all the works to fill them, and more parsons st salaries to initseed in a short time some of the principal preach to the people. How, in the name of works no ergently required. Malthus, a population which can't now, as things

THE stabilshment of the Yokohama Bank Association, promoted by Messrs. Aoki, of the of the Mital Bank, and Honj, of the tooth Specle Bank, Inagaki, of the Yokohama Branch National Bank, was, hays the Shogye Shimps decided upon at a meeting of bankers held on the aath March. A proposition for the organization of a Banker's Club was also considered at the "praći mesijag, and it was resolved to form the Club So, find bread-and-cheese, is going to be helped i tions, the establishment of a Nasional Lyceum

the membership of which should be not than seventy.

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THE rumour current this forenoon that the O, and O. Co. steamship Gaelic, Capt. Pearce, had got ashore in the fog this morning, through mistaking the entrance to the Ly-ee-moon Pii, is shaolutely without foundation. Finding imposible to get into port last night, after fishing up his mud-hook four or five times, Captain Pearns had to follow the example of the other be-fogged steamers, and anchored until this morning, when he reached his moorings witkont accident of any kind.

A TREMENDOUS copile traffic is being developed between Amey and the Straits Settlements is fact, it seems to be from that port that the labour markets of the Straits, the Malayan provlaces and Dutch Netherlands India diaw the major portion of their supplies. Forman also user it as a recruiting ground. The steamer Trading across the Channel just now are doligs big business, every one of them belag favariably crowded with coolles for the tes, and other

The speech then deals with educational ques.

in Macao, etc.

by the arrival of more population, this apostle of common claptrap doesn't stop to consider. In Reverting to the waning prosperity of Australia, jost now a man without money is Macao, Sr. Costa proceeded to say Working merely a mouth. Unless Blahop Webber is with all coergy and goodwill for the material prepared to fill that mouth with something more progress of this Colony, and assured, as you also substantial than palms and Scripture texts, beare, that the prosperity of a country is in direct had better shut his own,

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ratlo to the explosion of its commercial and A FITTING illustration of the necessity that exists effort will find in as their greatest friend and Industrial facilities, these two branches of beman for all steamers that run up and down the coast protector; and at the same time I shall be be in the present foggy season signalling their most resolute champion in stimulating the positions almost cominuously, was given yester activity of all who can combine towards certala day forencon when the Douglas Company's Improvements which Mace needs, to really Names and the City of Rio de Janeiro transform the place; and those who cannot jela met and almost collided just north of Pedro in the work can at least be in barmony with Blanco. The farmer's steam whistle bad the rest for the common good. All who are been sounded at very short lotervals through interested in the welfare of their country must out the entire morning, but no responsive signals be convinced that on their activity, perseverance except these from fishing junks were heard in and tenacity of purpose the prosperity of the return and abortly after I am, when

land principally depends and also that whistle was heard insmediately ahead and

Macao, from its configuration and position, only a couple of hundred yards distant from its teeming population, from the consider The Namos was at once stopped and just in ble forlanes of many among its inhabitants, time, for is less than a minute there loomed up and from the peace and tranquility prevailing in the fog the outlines of the big steamer which, here for so long a time and likely to continue- by promptly altering her course, steered past in with such elements operating for its regenera safety. The only feasible explanation is that on, it must expandita commerce and industries. the Rio had only just then entered the dense For this I urge you to rely on my goodwill fog bank that surrounded her, or that the air and real; and it is indispensable that you should was too dense to allow his signals to be beard

have confidence in yourselves, confidence in In the Supreme Court to-day, Mr. A. G. Wise, at any distance abend, We know from expert your country, and confidence in its future acting Pulsne Judge, had to deal with i ence that Captain J. T. Smith is far too

prosperity, which especially depends on you, phenomenal number of money-landing experienced and conscientious a navigator to

The rest of the speech refers to Timer, and brought by Asixlic soldiers, who are by law sun any unnecessary zliks and can think of no

concludes with

and prohibited from such dealings, but get there other reasons than these for the carrow escape references to anciant Lusitanian history.

patrielle sentimenta just the same" Even his lordship was aghast; that both vessels undoubtedly bad. he exclaimed "It seems to me that these gut lases have nothing else to do but to land money and to come here to sue for its recovery.” Seme of them had been raiting go per cent, interest Regarding the promiscuous way in which the Indians try to fix their promissory notes on any body, he said "when they lend money to a mat they them to put on the note the name of evay.

placiations. The "Blue Funnel" steamer Zalon,

which left Amoy on Wednesday, was wald to

have had 1,300 coolies on board nearly all

whom were for the Straits.

2 terribly carelesa 1"'

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expenses in connection with the same.

3. To draw up a plan for defraying the annual

All this plainly polats to increased taxation.

NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.

AT the Magistracy to-day, before Mr. H. E 1894, the Governor of Macso has appointed In accordance with a royal decree dated Jan. Wodehouse, Leung Kan Cho, "unemployed,"

Harbour Works Commission, consisting of was charged on remand with bating obtained Messrs. A. T. JA, da M. Barbosa (inspector of $720 by sise pretences, and site with having revenue), A. A. Branco (harbour master), A. J. got $500 by the same means, namely assuring A Games (senior naval officer). A. C. d'A. coolles that he could "work" the American Nunes (director of public works) and M. J. R. Consulate la Hongkong so as to smuggle them Moreira (chief engineer of the Diu), with the into America contrary to the Geary Exclusion

· body who happens to be standing by. They!! | Law, Mr.Grist (Mr. C. D. Wilkinson's Ghice) pro. / governor as president, The instructians ago -- recated on behalf of the defrauded coolles, and dredger sad two hoppers, under conditions 1. To select tenders for the acquisition of a LORD Rosebery says, "It is really a political Mr. Reecedefended. Colonel Willam Elgar Hunt, Indicated by the commission appointed under crime that the news which is telegraphed from Consol for the United States, deposed that decree of July roth, 1893, the centre of the empire to its remotest limits is he had never seen defendant before this case, not more accurately chosen." It is indeed. The nor beard ble name: nor had be any personal cable news, according to the Sydney „Bulletin, experience of attempts to smaggie Chinese Into consists mostly of gossip about beetle-browed the States, though he had heard of it being sloggers, announcements of royal infants, more done. He was in the habit of endorslog iden ments of the Prince of Wales, and the thrilling tification-papers, bearing photographs and y of statement that the Times in of opinion the asserting that the holders had lived previously

Australia, after due consideration, will find that in the United States au merchants,” Without The Occidental, and Oriental Co.'s steamship petliment on the land ought to be encouraged, such papers no Chinese were allowed to land. Garlic, Capt. Pearne, from San Francisco, via while at the same time, preserving a dus regud Nobody had ever tried, either by bribery Yokobams, with the American mails up to 201k for the interests of the city population. Also,

or otherwise, to get him to lesas bogus March, arrived in the harbour this morning. We now and then, there comes an announcement papers. The identification had hitherto been are indebted to our San Francisco exchanges for that a pourese is going for a divorce, and that done at San Francisco bat witness thought the subjoined telegrams 5- the peer used to sleep in his hat, and own dis- that legally the port of embarcation was the gurong language when he crawled home from proper place. Brangeling might be done by A fire this afternoon on the American line his favourite barmald.

obtaining identification papers In America and steamer Pori, which was lying in the repairing affixing any photograph desired here. As to the dock at Birkes bond, did a great deal of damage procedure in embarking, Mr. C. L. Gorham, of to the saloon and cabin fillings before the flames the Pacific Mall Steamship Co., passenger agent, were quenched. The loss is estimated at wald that before Chinese passage tickets could be $100,000. larued by the office the applicants must produce

NEW YORK, March 8ch. papers in order, including a certificate stamped by the Harbour Office. Witness did not know the The treasury of the kings of the twelfth Egyptian "The Herald correspondent cables fram Cairo : defendant. The steamship Peru (mentioned in dynasty has been discovered at Dasbour by Mr. this case) left on March 24th, with about 750 | Morgan, director of the cxzavations going on In passenger-early the full number allowed by the interior of the Pyramids. I was bidden in her licence. On that day, some 200r 25 Chiness tomb near relative of the royal family. (the defendant's batch) went on board without Jewels and grild incrusted with precious stones tickets, wasting to get them from the compra were in great variety, Includleg à crowe, prob- dore on board; but they were sent away ashore. ably the side it specimen of Egyptian asti, and Witness never knew of Chinese "slowing away" is exquialicly houided. The discovery is probably to Ameries--would probably have known it more importa at then that made at Ghisch there bad been any such caser. The usual

MADRID, March 8th. procedure was that intending passengers applied The Cabin has resigned, and the Queen

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Tin following sensible and interesting Shang- Letter, which speaks for itself, appears in the Sydney Herold(-As a stockbroker of some experience, I beg to take exception to bis Homa

· Judge Murray's sweeping seserilen that “atock- the City brokers on the Exchange were the biggest gam blen on the face of the earth" (vide the repert Sir William | In to-day's Herald). Of course, there are stock Boesley-were brokers and stockbrokers, just there are Jodie and Judges; but it would be Jun as unfair to stigmatiso stockbrokers generally a gamblers because à few have been known to gabble, as to accuse the whole judiciary of wealty because a few Judgens is another part of the world have been venal. On the contrary, the scientific stockbroker knows too much to permit himself to gamble. By leaving thai pulme solely to his difonts and carefully gard Ing his commissions, he is like the Banks Monte Carlo, certain to win. Why should be thee slak a certainty for an uncertainty by bewming ane of the players !

evalent among ow, and holated Kalibers. Matther op epidemic forum Föfs Wallsgton Street by the police before the ellig fiquor without a on Lother charge, of Prohibited bogry, he was

LONDON, March 8th.

to the compradore, and then their papers went Regent charged Premier lagasta with the work to the agent, who had to see if they were all of reconstracting the Ministry. The Cabinet right. Ater this evidence, the defence applied resigned after an exciting sitting which lasted for a remand until Saturday, which was granted seven hours, and which sealed the fact that **ball as before, in two surettes of $3,500 each," | serious divergomosa si opisi en enirsed among the i

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