2.-JUNE 7, 1868.
formed a co-partnership under
rm of Fletcher & Co. tcher and Duncan Fletcher interest in such firm to the each. Archibald Caniphell of 4/17 and Augus J. Camp- ent of 3/17. The partnership for three years, and no longer. be no aurvivorship, but the
es of decasing partners were
to their shares aud-be inter-
in shipments up to a certain
of the patters were to execute ent of the co partnership
1862, the property at Yokoha
portion of the property of le Deeds were pledged to the i. was purchased by Samuel order of and with the monies =rship, and was registered in by him transferred to Flet- tus 25th day of March 1864 982, the Kinktang properties sel in the same manner by tall and by him transferred to
on the 29th of
May
1862,
1802, the Hankow properties sed in the same manner by Drysdale and transferred to on the 16th of March 1863, December 1862, Angus Flet
Waldemar
Leaving Arellidt
cher and his will. it
Probate of the will the course of the year an Fletcher in England and by Archibald Campbell and hmidt in Hongkong. Duncan appointed residuary Legates , and it is stated that none of
the Testator or the legacies tary 1863 Archi- id. In February
Power of Attorney to Drysdale to act for him in
11 gave
d China as well in his as a partner in the Private
This is
0.
wer as
of
is very full, and gives well for Archiuuid
for the firm of Fletcher & Co.
was a member, to assign, Is, pledge, c., c. all pro- rartnership or otherwise, in thing incident to or requisite ect of the affairs of Archibald the mercantile firm of Fletcher Power of Attorney-the date given--and its provisions, are the matter of this application, under this was acting homas M Drysdale
е
ઈસts the
pothecation of the properties
o the Bank of India.
of November, Angus J.
d-leaving by his Will Archi-
I his sole Executor and, with
Fs mother, residuary Legates;
#
proved but no administration has taken place. On the 14th and in anticipation of a dis
then partnership
the
nean Fletcher Rung
der the style or firm of Flet he properties at Hankow and
ere by powers of attorney given
d Campiell as a partner in the
her & Co. to Thomas M. Drys ohn M. Ringer respectively, from the name of Fletcher & nutes of Duncan Fletcher and Campbell
ntended apparently that the
property should be similarly
is
but it appears as a matter of
moperty still remains in the
etcher & Co.
0th of June 1864, the frm of
o. consisting of Duncan Flet- chibald Campbell, was dissolved and by retirement of Duncan ad due uotics of this dissolution
u the local hibald Camden, Ch the 1st
formed a new hip, consisting of hitself, Wal midt, Alexander Downie. James d Thomas AL. Drysdale, nuder firm of Fletcher & Co. Notice partnership was given in the
ད་
2d February 1865, Thomas M.
at
as the atturney of Archibald under the power of February ted under seal a letter of Hypo- of all Mr Campbell's interest in by mentioned in sach letter, being Proclams respectively, as
at Hankow, Kiu- the quesFinent by etcher & Co
Co of a promissory note fossra Fletcher & Co., and duly the Bank for the sua of sixty nd Taels with interest charges and for the payment of all such oney as at the time of the sale of
ecurity for
ty might be due by or from Drys-
Bank. 20th of February, two days before the letter of Hypothecation-the etcher & Co. of which Drysdale uer, had given a promissory nota ak India
of for 25,000, Taels with ayable three months after date.
tes were dishonoured. 26th of May 1865 a a few days after notes became due, Fletcher & Co.
Deeri s
Assignment under und on the vember following, Duncan Flet- ated in London a fleed of assign- rustees in which is recited that for ars previous to the 30th of June Debtor carried on business in a merchant in partnership
Campbell and various other were deceased at the date afone- r the style or firm of Fletcher it
the
of
application is
with
r. per
the last of such partnerships wis by mutual consent on the 30th no 1864, but that the affairs thereof completely wound up, that tho s Partner in the several firms of Ca., and also in his private caps. indebted to divers creditors, and ad agreed to assign all his real and estate wheresoever and whatsoever the limits therein ces, &o., in
The
estion that I have to consider is e of the estate of Archibald Camp the properties pledged by his
to the Bank of India.
having been bought with the ip moules belonged, when they sferred into the name of the fire, partners as tenants in common. they were so trausferred, the bare ate remained in the person in whose the whole bo registered.
ey were
site the co-partners--in
ords the
estate was burdened trust to those who had
resulting paid the purchase money. Augus Fletcher died, the partner
in law dissolved, at any rate as
the interest of the deceased partner
gal estate of those properties re glu the surviving partners who were for the representatives of the de- Barter of the share to which he was
No. 1112-JUNE 7, 1866.]
entitled of the partnership property and the same may be said of the position of all parties on the death of Angus J. Campbell, In July 1863 however, the partucrship as between the two survivorsecased by elusion of time, and any continuation of the relation was a new partnership dissoluble at will.
When, in
for which July the terin for
will
THE CHINA MAIL.
the con
the partnership was originally fixed expires have not noticed the claimants who beses that, since the 1st of issued 1866, 1,07%sideration due to the, Office we hold in theers. They were, however, fortunately i
the estate should then at least if not have
No been wound up. step
thior
conceive.
PE
many
doubt
the seven Masonic Bodies. And when he cipline will be at an end, and the anomaly published our letter, and we now beg to lay snare, and the inhabitants of that wealthy has done all these things he finds that in will arise of the discretion of the Magistrates before him briefly the reasons which induce town were thus, without any warning or all probability to has visits from the being guaged by the opinions of the Inus. again in urge our former request. The any means of escape, at the mercy of there plausible secretaries of a score more meri- spectors of Police.
charges are of a serious character, and fron lawless ruffidis. During three days they torious Societies to undergo and the solicita- We shall, however, avail ourselves of this the mode of their publication, have appar suffered all the outrages to which cruelty tions of a supro more zealous treasurers to opportunity to give an unqualified denial to only received the sanction of the Govern and unbridled licentiousness resist. The
tiousness can give birth. reader
observe that these the statement made by Mr Ellis that there ment;
if nunoticed they cannot but be On the fourth the
day approach of troops. above ained calls on our junior's purse is a
difficulty
in obtaining Sumaronses supposed to
to be true, and and are wholly Bulely for recreation.
It will We From the Return enclosed it
be seen the result of seriously intally have from Moukden necessitated the flight of the
the encountered by another det
detachments hint on other grounds: the
Summonses have been
at the com was taken with this
• object
and I I think that to pay to testimonials; then he has 1
cases of plaint of Sir Eltis, and that ques to pure colony; while we are unable to take any were killed, and the few who *** the
ourselves. More- to justify steps publicly
so closely pursued that they have ero alien, then existed nor
amount of about for the relief of which his smypa- amount cuairty part of
$500 have been imposed
our prospects are liable to be injur less, ere this mot the fate they so justdy Duncan Fletcher the copartner of Archibald are enlisted by lady friends. The by the Magistrates; how in the teeth of ously affected ; we cannot reasonably hope merited. On the last day of April, fre Campbell, but in equity through him on great public institutions of Shanghas which this Mr Ellie has the hardihood
of the
creditors of the firm and of remain in the back ground at first but as that he is unable to mood to state for promotion in the service, if charges of hundred disciplined troops arrived here to the part of
the nature hade against us by Inspector form a permanent garrison; and on the 1st the representatives of the deceased Patners, he
he advaŭces in seniority will
confess we are at a loss to
Ellis are forwarded will put in their
the Home Authori- of May, the
additionally re- in the property of the firm. Looking then claims upon his
and entail the
baen intended for the i ties, and our denial of them be not also the residents were. at the fact that the old partnership or subscription of county and ts begin- Executive Government alone we could not, I transmitted. On these grounds we venture Wachusetts... The blow recently dealt to the i
Add the
by the presence of the U. S. steamet documents partnerve
nover after these
hese several
toasted, havo called, attention to it; bit to appeal to the Governor susting that he lawless classes of this port by the U. S. Con- been wound
in equity there
Document which
to the
character. go home
the prompt arrival of
the Wachuretts--will thuwagh the surviving partners be liens, that
Secretary of State for the Colonies, besides It will always be a source of gratification, unquestionably soon result in a great in- there is no evidence Lefore me either of an
being published in the local papers, we feel to us to merit the approval of His Excel-provement in trarie. The fact of the auda- intention to convert, or of a conversion in
ourselves bound to prest against the lency, and any suggestions made by liui city of the sword-racks being curbed will fact, of the legal estate in these properties
charges made against us, and beg that the will ever be received by us with the defer ang
augment the confidence of the indubitants which existed in the surviving partners of
the
formerly, attenters the the cases. which
ich are brought before us we
insecurity which y this tioualy to exercise the discretion with which main-stays of our comucrce--will, it is
we are invested,
palpable, encourage the latter to venture. It is not our intention to make any im- into more extensive speculations. know suficient of his character and antece- dents, to enter into our feelings on finding thut, an much weight, is attached by the Governor to unsupported charges made
standing trusts, that up, there are ont- Every one knows the effect of contributing when it becomes an Official and pull not refuse us the means of vindicating sui,a blow rendered donthly effective by!
may
will
the our
ning with the magic word Compradore pay
the first five guineas to a public charity in Euglaud. We are led into it in this wise. A friend asks as to dine at the Freemason's Tavern He gives us a a Ticket. We sit test him and enjoy our refection. The
and champagne are good,
contrast of turtle: Fletcher & Co., and which still exist in them favourably with our domestic proper steps may be taken to lay the facts euce due to them: in dealing however with and the absence of the extustion and the
and
in a true light before the Home Authorities.zem it our duty to endeavour conscion-journeys of the Mongolian and plorer's mutton. They give us
eggs too, It ouly remains for LIS to of which we
we are forid. Gulosity becomes
he good enough to Sir. will ho good you,
before the ve the handmaid of benevolence, and when the letter distinguished Chairius has proposed the will at ques
tque perceive
although a portion of the property is trans
· oi- ferred into their own names instead remaining in the name of the firm of which at this thus they were the only numbers. 1
become the separate
aud Dancan
can Fletcher. Campbell or of hi Property of
te
His .
that request
has ever toast of the ovening, and the stewards come in which we are places. aan vi.pinion that the proper Archibali round with their smiling faces and enti publicity given to the consequence of the putations against Mr Ellis but you, Sir.
ert
I do not think that the act of Campbell in passing
into his own me these properties and that of Duncan Fletcher altered in any way the character which they possessed of joint or partnership. ustate, the partnerships had not been wound up, the shares of the deceased partuers
partuers had over baru ascertain ed, there are no words in the transfer which show that it was meant to coney a separate interest to each of the parties in whose name it was transferred, and there is Mr Camp bel's evidence to show that the object of the transfer was simply to prevent it being considered as the
as the property of the new firm short there
of Fletcher & Co.
is no evidence of an agree
|
venient chit papers, find ourselves forgetful of everything but the transcendant usefiless of The Chiropolist's "Wadow and Orphin Society and write our name down buoyantly with £5 after it.
charges made against us by Mf is particularly, as by the publication, of his evidence in the Gazetta the changes have apparently received the sanction of the Government.
We feel that these accusatious are un-
merited, we have, to the best of our ability endeavoured to discharge our duties, we very respectfully claim from His Ex- cellency the means of publicly refuting charges which are as serious as they are unwarrantel-We have de
$0.
bis
us by him; statements of experience put forward as a valuable guide to the Magistrates. We have, &c., (Signed) JOHN C. WHYTE, CECIL C. SMITH, Police Magistrates. The Honorable W. T. MERCEA, Colonial secretary.
No. 317.
mest that it should be divided between the trom Schools for the old, young, adult statement of Parties summoned to the Police knowledge your letter of yesterday in reply
polut
COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
BONGKONG, 25th May, 1866. GENTLEMEN,I have the honor to no- fistrates Court, charged with per to niue, No. 36 of the 19th instant and mitting Dirt, and offensive matter to to slate that cadouce that has the Governor remain exposed in the immediate vicinity, will publish the
resulted from the publication of the Sanitary Commission Report and Evidence.
At the same time I am directed to
that my letter, of put
of the 39t gave the of SIB RICHARD MACDONNELL'S intimation of Batisfaction at the Retorus forwarded by you, except as evidencing recently an increased disposition to apply the Law; nor. is at all obvious that hose Returns.com. 9pletely refute Mr. Ellis' views. I hare,
(Signed) W. T. MERCER, Colonial Secretary.
A few weeks elapse. Then the Annual Report is printed and the subscription list bound up with it. From that moment our peace is gone. The Secretaries have found us. lu blue covers, in red covers, in buff covers, in pink cevere, in covers of every conceivable hue, and in no covers at all,
(Signed) JOHN C. WEYTE. road) CHCLC. SMITH. From Missionaries come in the reports. from Hospitals from Feare Societies; from
fford The Honorable W. T. MERCER, Penetentiaries; from Sailor's Homes : from
dc., Dispensaries from Refuges; from
Asylums for the Deaf, Dumb, Lame, and Paralysed
and parties, and it would have been a fraud on
infant; from Societies for the prevention the deceased partner's estates to have so of cruelty to animals, and for facilitating dividud is, zor
fc., of their dwellings. looking at the interests of marriage with a deceased wife's sister, come the different parties in the partnership in Reports and solicitations is numbers
that Duncan Fletcher numberless." likely estates, is it would have consented to it. I do not think At first we are sensible of a slight sonsa- it necessary to inquire particularly into the tion of gratided vanity but this very soon nature or value of the interest which Ar-indeed passes away and we regard "the chibald Campbell had in the property pled-documents first from a morose point of viewers
as bores, then iron a utiliarian point of February ged to the Bank, for ou the face of the letter of hypothecation, all that is assigned view as cigar lights. In this last state of March, is his interest on it
mind it is probable we rest permanently. Ap il on it great or small. The Bank have taken the risk of its value and But unfortunately i Sanghae our snil-
Mag །མ་
anta
all This are nearer. the amount; my own opinion is that hiz
community is burdened with
all the liabilities does not allow of our enemies belabouring interest is of the old firms, ani cortainly with all the us with paper pellets. They come to cluse trusts created by the death of the two part quarters and attack us in interviews. The nes. This is not a case of an actual assignment office beaters of the varions Societies too No. 306. of the pro
property but simply of itself, but
of such are our familiar friends who watch for our interest as one of the parties a member of moments of good humour, and produce the partnership to which it belongs, has in their subscription papers when we are list
incumbent on the less and compliant. Traiy there should be it, land I think it was
to ascertain that interest before they some resistance made to bese onslaughts. Bank to ac advanced money on the shoopinion the epithet of liberal.
lu an evil hour for peace Shanghao obtains
Few statements tegrat greatly the loss which, if
the Bank will safer, except that which described the Settlement Less is
I thank when Banks in as an El Dorado have wrought more I must say that I depart from their ordinary legiate bust-positive mischief. We hope some of our |
men will boldly put a stop to these ness, which if 1 understand it rightly is or
of it.
in 1884
the
XUMBIN OF BRAUNS.
MONTH.
SUM Ap- Du-
144 1.41
moned peared charyed. Zined.
$129.
16
77
72
16 389
263 298
24.4
218
7.
Tate 1731,125
COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE, HONGKONG, 19th May, 1866. GENTLEMEN,In reply to your letter No. 21 of 17th instaut, I am directed to explain that is Excellency the Governor, when directing the publication of the Commission had not intended to publish the evidence appardel thereto, and its publication was the result of an oversight damag the press
of business at of last Mail..
ino
J. C, WHYTE, & CECIL C. SMITH, Esquires,
de,
&c.,
NEWCHWANG.
(From the North China Daily News). A correspondent sends us an interesting account of the recent proceedings of the Niente in the neighborhood of Newchwang The excitement caused by the audacity of the smoguilty of the party wut uguin die
port was again vicinity. During
swordrac had
MISCELLANEOUS.
INTIMATIONS.
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the
Price $1.50. NOTES FOR:TOURISTS IN THE
NORTH OF CHINA."
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WITH
་
Three itineraries to gates of the Great Wall.
"China Mail," Office.
May 11, 1866.
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101
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GABRIEL'S Practical Treatise on the Teeth which explains the numerous advantages obtainable by their patented method inay be had of their Agents or will be furnished direct po receipt of Twel Stamps.
SAUCE.
LEA AND PERRINS: WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs to be the only good Sauce and applicable to every variety of Dish.
-
Extract of a Letter from a Medical gentleman at A few months ago a writer in the C Mait Madras to his brother at Worcester, May, 1851. commenced the pub ication of a series of Aces forestagined in India, and is in my opinion, the most Tell LA and PERRINE that their sauce is highly Tonists in the North of China, and these have now
palatable as well as the most whol some Sauce that teen published in andsused form with the name
is made."" of the writer, Mr N. 6. Dennys, Tie is well qualif fied for the work he has undertaken, and his opi- ong as to the, best modes of travelling as well as bis casual remarks upon men and manners in the mouth, are worthy of attention. Starting from Taku the tourist is conducted to Tientsin, fires by river Beg to caution the Public against spurious initation
of each mode of transit being fully and then, by woud, the conveniences and drawbacks
forili, A
description of Tientsih fallowa, and assuming that
he desire to pass on to Peking direct, he ie acquaint-
CAUTION.
LEA: AND PERRINS
of their celebinted
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
ed with all the requisite preliminary arrangements We can discover ne omission in the list gren, aleigh Markets have bean supplied with
His Ecolence is ad to perceive from tubed by the arrival of the maraer and the many vicissitudes through which it has pas.
Lake proportionate precautions before they in the funicipal authority. We have thought proper to apply the existing low sing had been entirely successful The
of that before me.
Ige of Liaou- chapter of Mr Dennys valuable little work is
& P. have discovered that several of the For
SPORIOUS Tatrz.cross, the labela closely reserabling instances the name of. L. and 2. forged. three of the genuine, Suce, and in one or more
manufactus ar vend such initativas, and have
Land P. will proceed against any one who may
instructed their correspondents in the various parts
of the world, to advise them of any infringement o
their rights."
ASK FOR LEA AND FEARING Site. ** Sold Wholesale and for port, by the Pro- prietors, Worcester; Mesker. Crosse and. Blackwell; Messrs. Bareiny and Sons, London; &c., &c.; bý A. 6 Wars & Co, Hongkong; and by Grocers nd Qilmau universally.
the precautions necessary to secure comfort en and at the various inns being very minutely not vellez will find that hie suthor has preceded him, forth. Froin stage to stage of the journey, the tra
heen suffered before by one at least who has set him- and that the diacon!onte from which he suffers have
self to devise means whereby they may be overcome, We wnmand to those interested in topographical researches the description given of Peking, while those whose ideas regarding the history of Peking ongs to 11struments, liey than the fees of the Supreme Court of proportion of cuses in which you hava part
of the winter, ciable nud
campaigus. of. Wen- sed since its first establishment are misty and con- incur great risks and it behoves them to exactions of
fused, will do well to run over the condensed account treated the subject lines
various gangs of mounted banditti, that given ar page 25. We cannot pass in review each lend money upon a security of the nature lightly because we agree with Douglas has lately increased.
His Excellency sent for Mr Ellis that he have ao long been the bullets the whole I do not Terrold that writings are not like 30 stateniente made to the
tings had united and
iinportant a pity that the author has not give something more. consider that the properties pledged are, and therefore need. Dot t always be cast in
and he has repeated that Mr position on
of Southeastern than a bare itinerary of the route from Peking to were the property of the firm of Fletcher & lead, to do the surest service"; but we a Whyte las 10ore than once objected to his
beyond which no
lite great wall and thence to Kalgon. The road is PICKLE, SAUCUS, JAMS, &c.,
worthy of more attention, and the places of interest trat Imperial Co., casting in the year 180, nor as a whole assured that we have hinted at a substantial bringing before the Bunch, so many had ventured to penetrate for years.
within reach upon both sides would well repay a grievance, which has been universally felt, separate property of Archibald Cam–
possessed the great advantages of a
sbart digression from the immediate object of the pugl, int I think that Archibald Campbell though a certain false pride has bitherto peraus, and that lie was thereby dis
ith the thorough
with country work. As, however, the preface states that the au had an assignable interest therein but to only allowed a rauch enduring public to couraged from doing his duty.
He has also explained that although and of that
in themselves, and thots original intention has not been carried out in hold Over the inhabitants, the amounts in almost all instances are which are developed by a long career; of published, we shall probably find a second series in soon as the pressure of other engage: estromaly small,
uninterrupted good fortune. Yet,
underments leaves the author at leisure to pursue his de He states that in consequence of resent the able guidance of Wen-slang's comman sign.
sovority on the part of the Ma some two thousand disciplined troops Meanwhile, those who intend to travel in the Chi- 1 lower classes of Utiuese are from Paking and. Rentsin, slided by the li province during the approaching autonin months signally cannot do better than accept these Notes as thic their premises clean..
defeated them, drove the t His Excellency would suggest that the most fastnesses of Mongolia and Kirin,
valuable forced experience thus gained miglio be a vali
their principal feader and many o
jof guide to the Magistrates, and he is convine his therents to lender allegiance to the
what extent it is impossible for me at pra- testify their feelings in suppressed mur- the number of fines inflicted appears large, that integ
scut to say,
31176,
take more
care in keeping wild cavalry of the Chinese their inner-guide. N: C. Daily News, May 28, 1866.
NOW READY. XCHANGE TABLE, showing the value
(FREE FROM ADULTERATION.) Manufactured by CROSSE & BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, Som SQUARE, LONDON,
YROSSE Renowned First
Respectable Provision Dealer in the World,
Purchasers should see that they are supplied with C. & D.'s genuine goods, and that inferior articles are not substituted for them,
class Manufactures are obtainable from every
To insure thorough wholesomeness, their Pickles are all prepared in Pure Matt Vinegar, boiled in Oak Vats, by means of PLATINUM STEAM COILS, and are
SAR. It is with much regret that we feeled that timely severity would prove the government, and converted into any of One, Pound Sterling in New YORK, precisely similar it, quanlity to those supplied by
2,11
The Chinese are the
present
rulers of at the different Rates of Sterling Exchange them for use at
before,
I think that the properties plotged were the properties of and were partnership assets of the Several firms of Fletcher & Co., as CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE constitater at the time of the purchase of
COLONIAL SECRETARY AND the said properties dissolved by the death
THE MAGISTRATES. of two of the partners, and by the consent
(From the Hongkong Government, Gazette, of the survivors on the 30th of June 1861.
June 2.) I think a receiver should be appointed if
No. 21. the property has not been sold, to hold the
The Magistraṛz, 17th May, 1866, title deeds and receive the rents, but if it has been
the sohj
proceeds ought he paid
ourselves compelled, after due considera- best policy for preventing the hours of
which, but a few abide iuto Court
any order that may be
tion, to call your special attention to the business in the Court being occupied by
profoundly
shook the bade with reference to them.
watter pontained in certain passages ties Nuisance cases.
which had
on London, by 1-8ths from 12 to 102 per If 1 1 am correct in the opinion I have
cent. Computed by Mr Jons V. YATMAN, expressed, the interest of the Bank of India Report of the Commissioners recently ap- enough to perceive, when it is really their in that yery part of the empire
His Excellency the Governor to personal interest to save their money and beep their stepping stone to the throne. New York. pointed by decision practically ia o remote, that my des
inquire into the existence of an Epidemic their liberty by obeying the Law in the first those arquainted with these results were therefore not a fittle surprised, when four destroys allaight or interest in the security while that of the trustees to the deed of in the Colony stated to be Yellow Fever, instance.
which
in the Government Gazelte His Excellency thinks moreover it is a hundred mounted robbers appeared
their ap- made Lay 1883 still
is more remote, and the
gright, mistake of a Magistrate to decline pearancs near the city of Kaichow about of Saturday, the 12th instant. neither the Bank or the trustees are the
We refer to the statements reported to putting the existing Law in force, because the 13th or 14th April. They rcustoituus of the property; but I n
Ellis, Luspector of He thinks, whether fighly or weungly, that bu fugitiven who had passed the frontier, in have clined to make;
azerin the matter,
ave been made, by any ba
its Nuisancus.
provisions either harsh
are
or impolitic.
Ball
Parties
and who, joining together, Coughs, Asthma, and Incipient That Mr Ellis had, while noter examina-He is not responsible for those provisions, had for ninet, was entirely ignorant. I am not asked to do so.
whicla djecretion whisper to call in question the and he is sworn to an under the dead of May 18h, is dissatisfied tion thought
I have expressed it is a
If the Bank of India, or the trustees
i
Mr
أمر
successfully
PRICE ONE DOLLAR "China Mail" Office," 12th May, 1864.
to
to minister them. the Magistrates had ex- He has ready access to the Executive and On the with the
the ion
me to know that there arcisod in the issuing of Summonses, and cau at all times suggest alterations, where great satisfaction for
8-a Court of Appeal which em settle, far the amount of penalties which were it is experience lauds him to see the way to cupied ons Of" two large open villages to the fisted on conviction, we were already aware. improvement. antime, however, if he Baore shly I can pretend to do, the
tiau
Iudsed with Bat, considering that such allegationsins no doubt of the facts submitted. His All the parties. rights*
have were among the class of privileged com- Excellency thinks lie ought not to discharge a view to the possibility of an appeal, 1 I
and act upon oath, it was those guilty of infringing the Law, carefully drawn up in my judgment aatate munications,
It is t policy, which defents its own His Excellency thinks it also nent of the facts, and these supplemented deemed advisable by us to take no oficial
object, notice of them. the by the arguments of conusci in
The
of affairs, however, is a wrong in principle. position form of grounds of appeal and answer there
terially altered when the allegations are In quctions of Nuisances to, would form a special case for the deter-bodied in an Official Document, and tile Publis have & hoavnterest at stake in embodied in an Oilver napect when that this climate. His relleusy hopes soou ination of the judicial Committee of the Privy Council.
Docuivent is
is made a public one.
to improve the Law, but certainly it will Holding these views we think that unless not be in the direction of rendering it less sume notice is taken by us the Repors will severe-I have .,
(Signed) W. T. MERCER, continue a standing charge, which if un-
Colonial Secretary. noticed would appear to be unanswerable,
!
EXPENSES AT SHANGHAL
(From the Shanghao Recorder.}
A clergyman of the Church of England who has to subscribe to the Thirty nine Article is not mutirequently a subject for
the
than
CONSUMPTION ARE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY KEATING'S COUCH LOZENGES.
TOR
this band of the existence of
they attacked Kai-chow un- on the following day they go-
Pulmonary Disorders has nccessfully stood worth of that city, which are only nine jor half a Center this well-known remedy for the test of public approval, and their usefulness bas teii, miles from this port, and which com- and the commuication with the
consciousness been extended to every chine and country of the Their recent reverses and the core capital. of the fato which awaited them so soon as civilized work!. They tný he found alike on the flicir prošlice was made known at Mouk gölü fields of Australia, the back-woods of Austin, dali, seemed to have instigated them to the in every important place in the East or West Indies, perpetration of greate had previously been guilty of. In former and the Palace of Pekin. During this long period former they have withstand the pretensions of numerous in- youts they levisil black-mail on towns; ferior rivale, and are now the acknowledged antidota robbed travellers, and soustines carried
tiase of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, &a. off women, but now they murdered thinse whom they had plundered, and mutilated Sold in Bottles and Time of various sizes Tuomas those whom they had outraged. Thou- KENTing, Chenrist, &c., 79, St. Paul's Churchyard sauls sought refuge in Newahwang. Carts London, packed with a dunga hüman freight, and footed girls, toiling painfully slang, crowded the approaches to the town. The enormous inns were fall to overlowing, and the large large Covered inter
unused in
in their yards were The panic all con SIR-We have the honor to acknowledge yard
o resting places psule extended to of Ying-teze. Many
weal
of the inefficiency of the Magistrates for J. C. Warri & CecIL C. SMITH, Esquires,files of pld men en women and qual
the time being in dealing with the class of offences referred to, the suppression of which aiteets, more or less, the whole Cum. No. 23.
the fronted pity of other religionists. The militant conceal our surprise that the
estate of the Anglican divine however is
than that of the
far more
in a
tree hong For
Shanghae
thirtyor Mombers who formed the Commissiou, ou
but thrice that number of articles are forced tion before he has been in our model settle upon his attention as claimants for subaurip
of his evidence. to
ment six mouths. If he be addiet.d to utiletic
he Pursuits
de., et., dej
MAGISTRACY, HONGKONG, 26th May, 1866.
of them, too, being at Officer of the Civil the receipt of your letter No. 306, of the for the Govorannsut, should have gone so far ds to 19th fustemt in which you inform us that the inhabitants of contained in the last sentence of the second the Report of the Continisslunds was the property and wives on board of junits which accept unquestioned Mr Ellis statement the publication of the evidence spended to thy native merchants retired with their result of an oversight. We regret livovor they had hired at an enormous gost, and paragraph
opium Ordinary courtesy, we should think to and that there is nothing in your cour, many southern traders placed their at once induced to put his base down to the Boat Club, the would have dictated an application to this munication from which we cau infer that it and thair, iron in foreign ships, and pre- Cricket Club, the Racquet Court, the Fives Court for the verification of otherwise of a is the intention of His Excellency the pared to depart to Chefon Tuo shups and Court, and the Gymnasium. If he be like charge made against the Magistrates by stained in our letter of the 17th instant, and totally ceased. On the 21st, it was ru
nor to comply with the request con- warehongos rere mostly closed and business the late Lord Gorge Bentinck a man of a "a Inspector of Police.
Mr Ellis' evidence, however, unconarmed
following If anxious to read the last new
Governor
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1 by the Commissionera as We therefore feel constrained to ten day, fugitives brought the intelligence that latives at home who constantly write letters state of certain portions of the City, craving for descriptions of the manners and customs of
novel or review he puts his name down for virtually the prime reason for the dirty you again on this subject, and beg, moat the city of Newchwang bad fallen into their is not for us to comment on the reactie, to solicit from His Excellency hands. Its walls, had long been in ruin,
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science by sacrificing to the god of sleep Inspector of Folice to consure the Magis uot morely a positive dental to the rendered unnecessary the prezencsHE Colonia) Press supplied with
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the nonferation of our request. In and the restoration of tranquility Lad ap our letter to you of the 17th instant, wa of the natives, he satisfies his con- priety of the Commissioners in allowing an
of an efficient
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in his ten taels to the North trates as is done in this case, but we can tot
with which His Excellency has been their loaders assuming the name and title. Should be on the other hand, be of at Inspectors of Police are to be permitted to pleased to express his satisfaction which of an officer of the Imperial force, called on he was enquiring frame of mind; envious of mys make such charges against the Mingistrates, shewed that the allegations of Mr Eilis the Commant, and stated that terious dignity and conscious of a proclivity and no steps be taken to require them to were antoureded Under these fream followed at a short distance, by a party of for decorations, he girds blue silk about prove their statements, not only will our stances we ventured to hope that the cavalry which would encamp.love for the his loins and becomes a member of one of Court be brought into contempt, but dis- Governor would, in justice to us, have night. The Commandant fell into the
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