THE RIGHT TO PLEAD.
MISLEADING *IGNBOARDS. The following appears in a recent Isrue of the Bangkok Times
In HB M. Consult Court, on Tuesday last, In a small case in which Messrs. Teutsch and Naylor were again ent osed, Mr. Naylor asked whether
ther Hla Honour had arrived at any decision tegard La Mr. Teutsch's focus stand in that with tes
Court.
Mr. Reckett said that he bad determined to admit Mr. Teutsch to practice. He had com- municated with the French Consul-General
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1895.
intervene wisely and effectively, but until then any European meddling was doomed only to misfortune.
TC
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The bulk of the people in Chins lived on the ge of starvation, and had few motives to a bigher
and better existence; while centuries of contemptuous usage bad reduced the women to degraded and unlforms level. The mental horizon of the Chloess woman was even lower than that of the man, and only about one in 5,000 could read and write. There was, how ever, a grester future before China; and when the time came for Chios to show
Stself s great and powerful empire, the first sign of it would be the concession of greater freedom and
Intimations,
PRE-EMINENT AND WHY?
PURE MEAT JUICE.
THE VITAL PRINCIPLE OF
PRIME OX BEEF.
Masonic,
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In conclusion, Captsin Leng said—My iden is that China is holding back bar navy, being unwilling to run monečemary risk. This was the cans in her war with France, and I belleve she will keep quiet until she is able to strike a decisive blow, I don't believe the Chinese ships will go out to look for the Japanese war vessels, but will remain galet until the court of Chins is menaced. In the end, there is no doubt that Japan must be utterly crushed. If China liked she could keep the war goleg for a century.
She is a self-supporting country, and content to wait for the desired result: Chiness bitterly hate the Japanese, and I can present struggle pleasing to both antions. [Jost so, but the Great Powers are likely to bring the conflict to an end shortly. The
not the
only nations who kave Interests in the Far East. Ed. H.K. Important Inter think the war will be carried through to the bitter end if the two Powers are allowed to I do not believe that the Chinese continue It. will land in Japan, but it is quite posible that they will take the Loochoo Islands, and will, drive the Japs eat of Korea. Certainty, China will not rest antisfied until then,
asking whether he had any objection, and bad to women. The whole of the empirell bellove the
received a reply in the negative.
his
M. Pree and the question was whether M.xiv, and it was by constat the Eigerents must be made to understand
Mr.
olate.
that they
Teutsch shall be admitted to practice in ble present moment were kept fo check. At the Telegraph.) Knowing what I do of them, I
would permit Mr. Teutsch to practice in We ak nothing more than that Naylor:
It does own Court, hefors beleg received here. not follow that because he is a licentiate en draft that he does not suffer from some other disability, which can only be known to his own. Cohen).
Mr. Beckett said the decision had been given, and the matter then dropped.
Mr. Pape, having left the Court, returned shortly afterwards, and addressing the Con- sul sald have just seen large board patated in con- in the New Road whereoni spicuous letters "A. Teutech, Barrister-at-law." Iark Your Honour to say that Mr. Teutsch has no right to call
to call himself a barrister.
do
Mr. Beckett (to Mr.. Teatsch), You must not
that. You are not a barrister,
Mr. Teusch-It is only a translation.
Mr. Beckett: You have no right to use any other designation than your owa—Licentiate en drett The board must be'taken'down.
SOME CAUSES OF CHINA'S DEFEAT.
At the Imperal Institute recently Professor R. K. Douglas, of the British Museum, delivered a very interesting lecture on the subject of "China and the cause of her present diunsters." Sir Mountsfuhrt Grant Deff presided, and there was a very large audience.
many years w
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66, Queen's Road Central. ons bright spot in the ignorance, cruelty, and decelt of the Chinese civillastion was the respect for parents and reverence for which were carried to an almost ridiculous extent.
The lecture was illustrated by a number of limelight slides, and at its conclusion a hearty vote of thinks was accorded to Prefensor Douglas.
THE ORIENTAL· WAR. "ADMIRAL" LANG INTERVIEWED." In view of the the
practical, collapse and the Chinesa navy, the fall of Fort. Afthur and the capture of Wel-hal wel by the Japanese, the following report of an interview between a Reuter Agency and Lang shortly after the naval battle off the Valoo River in September last will be read at this juncture with special interest, for
shows how even an expert of Cxpisin Lang's | well known ability and wide experience has misjudged the true value of Chian's naval forces. The interview was reported in The Scotsman thus:-
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With the object of obtaining expert opinion au the condition of the Chinese navy, and for the purpose so of ascertaining in detail the strength of the Chloe18 ses forces al compared with those of japan, a representative of Reuter's Agency The lecturer remaiked that the war now being recently had an interview with Captain Lang. the wager!
*aged briween China and Japan had drawn R.N., the officer under whom some of
were co- of the world which, as a rule, principal Chinese naval ports attention to a part of f received more scanty notice from Englishstracted, and who, as is well known, was for audiences than its importance from a commercial
many years the principal European in the Chinese navy. Captain point of
When the war broke of view warranted.
purpore. and It is out the odds remed
be so sreally in favour by the Admiralty for this was specially lent of the larger Emire that many people concluded generally conceded that be raised the Chinese to A high standard of excellence. He co- that Japan must be crushed under the heel narrated with Admiral
Ting collapse of China, opera
ing, the Chinese Com- of Chine. The complete
nding the Pelvang however, was not without parallel. In the
In the mander-in-Chief, in
commanding war of 1840-42, and again in that of 1863, Squadron, sad with the exception of one or two
brief periods wat with the Chinese
from precisely the same course of events was witnessed.
In both campaigns the same bluster 1883 to 1890. Asked for his opinion of the
smed by Chine, and the same
Chinese navy, Captain Lang sa pin
said: wes first assumed by complete surrender was afterwards seen. China There to the makloz of anything out of Chi- had collapsed, as it always did when confronted markamen, and the discipllae is very good.
mese. They are wall trained and excellent with a formidable and determined for.
of action followed by the Chiness in the compared with the Japanese, the Chinese navy Course
Is about equal
ul. Probably the Japanese have present care was the usual one-insolence and
is among more dash and g, and there fa
them bluster at first, followed
by complete surrender after a ferble display of force. The only Frength
more esprit de corps. Otherwise, the two naval me. When I was in caro- of China was to remain still, and when seriously forces are about the
was such attacked, Its first object must be to
be to make
maed the condition of the Chinese peace before its nakedness was exposed. Any terms that I should have had no less of
Japanese, or, for the that, any other navy. matter of of meeting the that after would be accepted in the hope that
resistance in steam tactics the Chiness were well to the fore, continuous passive
oof and their drills were excellent, and unsurpassed would be sufficient to modify the conditions of and their the treaty. The fact that an empire possessing anywhere. All depends, however, upon how
are led. With an
an officer like Admiral Ting, should they are such boundless wealth and population
whom I would not hesitate to follow anywhere, be so helpless in time of war challenged in.
the Chinese
cove a splendid force. navy would An arrested intelligence and an unde- the
men have confidence in their leaders, they was the mark veloped
If the me mark of the race. lisation was
will face anything.
expecially the they racej werd & race They were not a lighting
the
and Tintin She Chinese.. locked oo
the They of shopkeeper.
war and the northerners, of arms with contempt; and their heroes men, never fear death. In a force like the practice
different in Hirratime distingu'shed themselves not on the
d between types of men, and
the battlefield, but in the examination halls. The
chow and Tientsin, for instance, there is of this
much feeling was consequence ot
was that the officers
difference is between Englishmen and French- of the army were careless, ignorant, and corrapt.
There in the The drill of the soldiers was quite contemptible,
the greatest difference, too, in the the great concern, after instruction in the firing physique ofthe men of the various provinces. The of bows and pingals, being to teach the men Chinese recruits pass their examination as able weiri autics and gestures, with the object-of seamen far sooner than men de in the English
The tensifying the enemy.
eat difficulty in China is that the great looked dawa upon by the civilian services are classes, terve in the army and navy. The aristocrats
while in f
in Japan men of princely birth China prefer other spheres of Hie, and that is one important polat in favour of the Japanese. In spite of this, however, the Chinese navy four years ago was in a state of high efficiency. at the dead of night I would go unawares, bugler, and would sound the alarm, and, accompanied by my native firg, leutenant and always found the men were ready to turn out at a moment's notica. Their
Wis excced-Hongkong Observatory, 14th February, 1895. prizefirlog w lagly good, and their gun
And
torpedo.work Httle training, excellent. Even with only
['evolutica, in which the
Victoria **gridicon 'avoue the
was performed by them over and over
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The present breakdown of China" also pro-
The
proba N
of
ceeded from the corrupt system of govermen
semi-divine position, Emperor occupied belop the Vice Regent of Heaven; but he
the most miserable man in Chins. He prisoner in the Purple remained Palace at Pekto
and had to rise at 2 o'clock In the morning to give audience to the Midleters of State. He was surrounded by a hat sycophants, and was utterly ignorant of what was going on outside the palace. The imperial power was only manifested to the people by
by the infliction of grievous punishments. Not even when the country was at war could the officials be trusted to buy honestly arms for the national defence, and corruption had eaten like a canker Canker
Chinese navy, however, thera sople of. Foo
men
navy.
21
Often
was lost greatest accuracy and precision, I Into every branch of official life: Intens Cruelty have indeed a very high opinion of the men of was practised, not only on criminals, on winestes who were either unwilling or unable Chiness navy. Some of the officers, too,
which
Americ was expected of expecially those trained in
are bright
to give the evidenceeking the fingers and ↑ examples of all naval officer should be. The
them. Ipstruments for squeezing the ankle bones
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ones received the sanction lack among them of esprit de crops is, however, as I said before, the great drawback, The Chi nese ships are very good, but some of their
}
are becoming obsolete. Their fronclads are is good as any of our own ships. Their principal battleships were built in 1885. The wessels are kept in good order, and contrary to popular bellef, are beautifully clean, and the guns also are is excellent order. They are Krupps and
principally Kruppe
Armstrongs
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On the rath, st,ry am, the baromaster was falling, and light variable winds, and cloudy, fog weather, prevailed
Baromete reduced to eval of the see in Inthes, teache d hundredtha, Temperature in the shade in degrees, Wah- renbelt. Hamidiy in percentage af sabu humidity of shy saturated with molata e being ron.
the
of the wind to two polen. 5.-Toro ai the wind socording to Ressort scale, State of the water, 3 Bins they. #Thetached clouds, Deisling rain, J. Yog, Bloowy, & Hall, / Lightning, * Crewcaal, # Paning shawari, e 3qmily, • Kain, Danow, I Thunder Fullify, « Dér vel p–Rade in Hacken, kaths and handrelibs.
F. G. Fron, nt Assistant,
Hongkong Observatory, 14th February, 1895.
HONGKONG register.
Température. Humidity
Direction of wind........................ Farcus
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SI 10 AM
30-01
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of the law, but much more hartible tortures. were frequently Texorted to.
The Japanese army was, on the other hand, instinct with eine Reneral, It was stated, a while of the army which opposed withdrew bis divison because he felt til; and two others followed bim almply because they avold fighting. In time of pesca a geners was allowed to draw full pay for a battalion which existed only on paper, and the army were allowed to rot and rust, if they were not actually sold. Chinese strategy only a direct front attack, and conse- emplated a
Chinose armies had
had always childishly exposed to any attacks from the flank of rear. They never learnt by experience, but In spite of all diensters persevered in the ways of their forefathers. Several times had, in the fleet dare approach It. Four years ago the Splatt, Command face of a scare, saked for advice as to how to Caldesa navy was very strong, and it ought now become a Power; but the efforts at re-organi- to be la un ansarprased condition. I am afraid, sation had always been relaxed as the scare however, that discipline has become rather lax since European Influence was withdrawn. At passed off; and this time it smed that China would have no time for
Europe. the present than there is no high atuce, but would reput WORK
the fest, although there are one or two official
at wal-hai-wal ; so it has posibly
With regard to their forts, the Chiners are well to the front. At my suggestion, Wal-koi-wal for was constructed on the site of a fshing village, and now forms the principal Chinese paral depbi. It bristles with Armstrong guns on disappearing carriages, and there are in aboutTHE Steamship Wal-her-wet is
haary Kropp guns. In my opinion, Impregnable, and no Japanese
have to submit to such terms sa the long-d Englishmen though I do not positively know
pleed Japanese cared to demand. The Imperial treasury ridiculously anderpaid fis high officials,
the people had to supply the deficiencies.
and the
that such lý the case. I used to find, however,
The mesas used to raise money were sometimes that an returning to the flest after a period of very cruel Corruption and exten like a
canker absence, things had gone back somewhat, and I
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Menu of Order-the Parties sanding Breakfast v. per meal 0.75...per Mouth $12
$0.75 $1.25
SPECIAL WINTER RATES, (FROM NOVEMBER 1ST TO MANCH SIFT), Üne picson, per day com
„One person, per month mornin$15 to Maczać couple (occupying one room) por Married couple (occupying on room) pr Married ample (occupying two roomia)
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Kovsiessorenestiniana 100 to 105,00 okteran, ritin and Dinn
and Ti-in ...****
WELLING HOUSES :---
"RAVENSHILL" WEST, on ROBINBOW
ROAD,
FLOORS in BLUE BUILDINGS. FLOORS in ELOIN STREET, FIEL STREET and STAUNTOM STREET. FLOORS in No. 5, SHELLEY STAKET.
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$10 to 120,00. Tilla and Dinner ........................
SPECIAL TIFFINS and DINNERS SETSÄ in Excellent Biyle at short notion.
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THE MANAGER,
30.80
W. THOMAS,
Kungimog, 14th Jana, xüps
BLUE BUILDINGA.
No. 74, PRAYA CENTRAL.
Apply to
THE "HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT
#AGENCY Co., Ltd.
Wonglong, 19th February, töpje.
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