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No. 1588 JULY 1, 1868.)
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
thur columns are open to all who wish to address the public on legitimate grounds, but we do not hald mrselves responsible for the opinions of our corresponden's,
All communications addressed to this paper must be accompanied by the name of the sender, not necessarily for publication, but as a quaranten of good faith
and counteract its effects by entering into cummatication with the Chiefs at Homeia, and obtaining their co-operation and as- sistance..
THE CHINA MAIL.
SUPREME COURT. (Bafore the Han. the CKIRF JUSTICE.) July 1, 1868,
NISI PRIUS. REGINA . SAINT; ; in the matter of CHABLES LANGDON DAVIES, Conductor of the
China Magasin
es parte SAINT, The writ issued ee was retarded Mr Gaskell, appeared for Me. Saint: Mr to-day; when Me Laylier, instructed by
appearing on Me Davies' behalf.
oked forward with pleasure to the secrets to be revealed of the coolte trade, and exuitmi that he could combine business with pleasure" by the sale of his paper. He put it, that this man was not in a post tion to nek the interference of the Court. The Pall Mall Gozzife, in the Tichborns case, exercised a propor reticouce in the matter; but here was a man by his com Aaking the public to hurry up, to send in menta endeavoring to sell his paper and
copice for them.
of
THE NORTH.
(N. O. Daily News,)
an Englishman, he would look upon the common sense meaning of the passage re- garling the £2,000, as, that the above
At the Land Sale beld at Mesars Cowie Emount had heen sest home for the purpose&Co.'s on 23rd June, a plot of land situat starting companies, forming societies, ored on the Soochow Creek and measuring anything of that sort.
about 4 maw & fun, was knocked down to Mr Carvalho at Tls. 3,000. This property, few years since, was purchased for Tis. 18,090, and has remained unoccupied ovar
Mr Pollard submitted that the Magazine article was a fair statement, because, if the Jury did not believe that "hush money diet. He repeated that he would have said was mennt, the Crown would not get an ver-
fo
ainer.
The Bonded Warehouses at Osaka are
ness of this paper be addressed to the Captain Sladen was assured by the Chiefs Pollard, 9.5, instructed by Mr. Hazeland, their orders quickly, vise there would not nothing, bad the Court been the party who being pushed forward. A silly hoax has
Notice. — It is particularly requested that all aimmunications relating to the general busi- Proprietor and in no case to individuals by name. Mush delay and inconvenience in the transaction of business will thereby he avoided.
TGE CHINA MAIL.
The Chief Justico remarked that he was surprised that the writ was returnable to day; ho had no notice, and he ought to have had notice the night before.
Mr Pollard remarked that
seemed
aaw na chailenge for comment or incite. His Lordship quietly remarked that be ment to take up the subject, in those arti-
les read,
called him there.
It was no easy matter to get-letters con Toyed to Momein, but Captain Sladen at laat succeeded in securing the services of three Kakyons; and favoured by time, or vident, arrange that these men should Moineta were received a few days after the be dispatched as messengers. Replies from: arrival of the explorers at
at Posee; and of Panthay on the Yunnan frontier of hearty co-operation, and told to be of good
Court protected itself.
His Lordship observed that thus the buon played in uring an aların signal during the night, at Hingo, and thus calling cheer. *The Pasthay Chists wore
Mr Pollard read yet another extract from U. S. Oneida. It is officially stated, in ashore boats from H. B. M. Zebra and the true to their wort, and a force was seat to herioze Mauphao, which
the Ching Hail, regarding, the coward contradiction of certain doubts that bad was captured on the 19th instant. The garrison Jmac been in some furry about it, but he offered no polating what remarks he clave, and occa-&c., and
Mr Pollard resumed his extracts; inter-liness of seeking to bind our arms," de. atarved into surrender, but Leesetaby es objection on that store.
reiterated that any me who would beun expreased, that Sir Harry Parkes, on caped. The Panthay General Lasakon then
sionally flatly denying the truth of various write than wis not the man to conie aut
the nerasion of his presenting his creden. Chief Justice Whore is Mr Davies seut an escort as far as Sanda, to meet the
statements therein contained. Speaking apply for Court intervention, as to other tials to the Alikado, not taily saw His Mr Pollard: 1
Majesty face to face, but placed his letters expedition; and the members only await
ollard: I appear for him, my lord (or rather reading) of the former carriage for baggage and presents to enable fore the Court, and stand in the floor of the learned counsel asid
His Lordship runinded Mr Pollard that of credence in the Mikado's own hand, them to.
Burmese influence and Court in the usual way. proceed.
Attorney Conoral himself came intoaccording to the forms observed at Euro- and dismission ensued anent the Bov. Br. Court and said he never meant to refuse We hear that Admiral Kappel has gone
pean Courts. intrigue, however,
have followed them so perseveringly, that we lears that even then
This baving been done, Mr Pollard re- subeul's connection with the coolie omi-permission to plenil.
gration, in which bis Lordship observed
p to the Amoor in the Rodney, and pur- carriage was unprocurable, marked that the rule was somewEnt eu-
pesses to remain shere during the hot - must be prepared to remove the structure active co-operation of the ruters of Yunan apan us the inot by the wording of the although such seemed to be looked
wanther. The Salamis is to join him.
We are requested to state that the bas, hitherto, been viewed as a contingency rule. at the expiration of the time originally
monument the lure Bishop Boone iss. arrived por Windward, and bean erected in tou remote realisation. aradifold, bats ensaid a sucars fucking of Everything now depends toour the party
the old centory. It is said to be reaching Momain. It is gratifying to know regret in the community. It had been that so fat Captain Sladen's diplomacy with
handsome and costly one. hoped that experience would have sufi-the-Mougin Chiefs goes it has completely ciently demonstrated the possibility of upset the intrigues of the Burorene and Chi- nese villains residing at Bhamo. It will be maintaining so valuable un institution in scen from the foregoing details that, how- ever anxious the king of Butinal may have
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1868,
THE BATHING HOUSE. Tu notice given to the Committee of
the
been dismissed.
Chlet Justice; But he must appear below in re Lauscheid ha that was not 80 ;
the
the Hongkong Bathing Hose that they The prize is now within their reach. The Horded. It was not a question of that the statement was perfectly correct, as
too
was siaply cailed on to destimes was, was
fordship that Mr Tavion quasi erinriual offence. It was a contempt of Court, and Mr Davies was now here to explain, it; it was us improper interference a casa before the Court and sub jutier. Mr Fallard said that it was certainly a tapt of Court without intention, be
was sotie overt set of disrespect towards the Court itself. constructivo contempt.
His Lordship remarked that it was a
Mr Pollard anid
Court
uusintained that it was nu inaccurate state no indictment was entered. Dir Pollard
His Lordship said that it was not so very inaccurate,
th:
Air Pollard I don't say so, my lord. His Lordship Well, don't.
been any disrespect shown to the Court, Mr Polked again said that, if there he Mr Davies now expressed his very humble regret; but they did object to Mr Saint costa, who i ho had done coming there Was the
Mr Pollard subsitled that, if snch was of led to read out comment us before, and a fair statement, what could be said of that of Mr Davies' The leathod couusel pro- ceed 'ceeded ewing t to a statemquit that the attorney in the prusecution had refused to pot; he said
was not the fact. Lordship
for
ap
for 24
very
have picket my pocket and therefore, can-chaser, who will need to sand down & guard he is lordship said he supposed Mr Pol- The Furnusa wasto, outer which the vill remain by the Benares land was going on the principle, "You be abandoned to the protection of the put- not iudict me for picking yours
Mir l'ollard observed that the tone of all are, we presume, null, otherwise the P. expeditionsly. The chauces of raising the Mr Davies' note might have shown that no
&0.,
with their
their larga appliances of materi that all the parcels of the magazine which her. It will be next to impossible to break ought to have gone lie the au soru stop her, as she fa iron and two of her masts are pad; but the conditions of the apology front. There is the chance of getting at the were too exacting.
machinery and cargo.
its present position without detriment to been to fulfil the promises of Resistance Air Davics idea of a contempt of that such heru said that he could not offence was meant; and be. would also say al and money, would not have abandoned
the public convenience. Webareheard that cavelessness has been shown on the part
their best to
which he lind made to Captain Bladen; the stop the progress of the expedition. Can Burmese officials bad done tai Bladen las apparently acted discreetly
His
take Mr Pollard's statements at the bar as evidence; those must be made on silinyit. ME Pollard So far as I know, my lord.
contemp against the Chart, as he remuted Caldwell
His le meant to commit no Lordship (turning to the table); Mr saything i in the Magazine as utterly beyond logy, that might be left to the right feeling the possibility of such a thing. As to apo of Mir Davies.
Mr Caldwell I ceased to act us attorney all this forward only to show that Mr Saint after the information was filed, my lord.
Mr Pollard here observed that he brought
of some of the visitors in needlessly perin remaining at Potiace. Whilst he has a | Davies felt that he was sure that fr But Mr Caldwell is attorney.. mitting passers by to see them in plung-chance of carrying ont the object of the ing cosinume, and that His Excellency, expedition he is fully justified in the delay reasonably desirous that the esplanade stops for removing the datigers which and us he seems to have taken the best * should become a real hoon to the colonists, threatened his further advance, we trust that he will in the end sneeued in reaching ia determined to remove any possible the Chiness froutier. cause of offence. We cannot say if this by the fact; it has certainly never come within our own experience, and we can
It will thus be seen that the difficulties to be contended with in rebing Your evilent that nothing short of force will nan are by no means trifling. It is very
|
His Lordship It can't now be left to the right Feeling of Mr Davies.
Mr Pollard explained that he meant to Davies had libelled Mir Saint, still that was say that, although it was probable that Mr
defence, to those that Mr Saint has no good no contempt in itself; and be meant, In
had published each articles, and had repro sented the case as one which no attorney workt have anything to do with.
all this on affidavit; it was not evidence; His Lordship insisted that hy should get
Court had sonic reason to ask for it. and after his ship in Mr Unidwell's ones, the
Mr Pollard, said that such a statement thing would.
It was
beat
༣
gentlemen who anderwent the cere
His Lordship remarked that the condi tions were not unreasonable, except that
cerning the publication of a correct/ony of being onlored to pay the Registra He understood that hitherto both tion fee, all contented themselves with pro papers had praised the Magazine.
texting and then tacitly agreed to pay Sir Pollard eaid lint
Stray protests and desultory opposition of was a pity it should not have
this kind must fail in any useful effect. settled by private United action only, can lead to any good. note, instead of muring off to a solicitor. The best plus will be either to draw up a (Here both counsel had a private converen-mentorial embodying a resolution of remote which appeared to result in upthing of appealing the matter to Privy Council, tion with his Lordship on the matter:
teratrauce, or to form a fund for the purpose all erraucous expression and sifting the legality of the tax. of opinion on the part of Mr Davies; atl he did not question that it was a Mr Davine ind exp
expressed his & contempt the test of the Magazine so for detaining the
put it right by as he could, but ho could: not Mr Gaskell's torna.
omply with |
Counsel concluded by expressing a hope thuit his Lordship would give serious consideration
Mr gene than o
hardly believe that acts so easily preven-maintain au open. communication is grounds at protesting against the allegeduld most prejudicially affect a case if any had shown his desire az egret,
tible are the reasons which lead the Governor to decide upon refusing a re- newal of the permissive lease the bathing house now enjoys. If it be objected that despite all proper precautions the co- struction of the gratings from the plate form to the water allows too much to be seon of its internal arrangements, we would suggest that immediate steps be taken to entirely shut off the house on
Bhamo for many years to come. But ther the scheme will be practicable, we although we may be doubtful as to whe-
can hardly account for the total absence of interest evinced in China as to the movements of the exploring party: The various Chambers of Commerce bave left amatter bearing on a new trade route
dontempt.
as it appeared to be in V. C. Rindereley's His Lordship observed that, if the law was cage, he had no alternative but to commit.
Mr Pollard reminded his Lordship that here was another
precedent. His Lordship, however, comarked that it was a quite different one,
Chief Justice: If true i
Mr Pollard submitted, whether true or
not.
Chief Justice: What had Mr Davies to do with that? Mr Pollard
consistenca accúan Mr Davica of doing what he had himself done, and then
sincera
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM ABYSSINIA.
(Bombay Gazette, Juns 9.)
Mr Pullard continued to say that he did not with rd argued this Mr Saint comb) to the question of our or the act was one 18.6: Sir Bartle Frere, Captain A. Thomson,
more
The troups compusing the Abyssinian Field Force are commencing to arrive, and arrivals from Annesley Bay may it ba expooted almost daily. On Saturday the of uttalice.
and the S.S. P. 4. Gibb, Captain Milne, bogan saying
that he es arrived; and the SS. Krisks, Captain were not present when the mo
to Canton totally unnoticed-another contest the authorship of the articlo, Mr Javies to pay his costs. If the teemed it a misfortune that Mr Davies orik. arrived, on uuday-all of them the Praya side. The appearance of the Sign of the stagnation which prevails in but fie 11, because he did not fully Court only had to be answerel, he would † Mr Pollard were not.
tanipt of
disowned
Rowned any actual con the mercantilo community on any matters the meaning of the law which defined building, so far from being an eye-sore, is not within the inmediata circle of pre- castempt. He was perfectly ready, how almost unanimously voted to bo approsent business transactions, priate and pleasantly suggestive; and considering that the entire bathing cout- munity are earnestly desirous that it may be permitted to remain, we trust that. His Excelteney will rather point out any (in his opinion) objectionable features now existing, with a view to their being rectifed, than decide upon binding the committer to their original understand
ing
ever, to
to take any judgment which the Conit might see it to pass upon him for that; but he would show from. Mr Saint's own paper that-
Hiz Lordship asked if he intended to put in those papers.
His
Mr
have bowel and submitted to the Court but as it is, to pay wants to 3r Saint was too much The learned consol next read the paragraph from the China Maif of 13th Juno, bearing on the $6,000 paid from the Macao Treasury.
Chief Justice What impropriety is there in that t
troops.
pressed his opinion thit the article tion for the rule. Tas made, do than bring partie Frere left Annesley Bay
The Sir complained of was ነነ inalvertence, and Mr on 16th May, and towed the ship Trufulgur Saint and himself were still of that opin as far as Aden, which she reached on the opinion. 24th. She brought 124 men of the 5-23 But he confessed that he was surprised at Battery Roynt Artillery, nudor command the defenes (or what was intended to be a de-of Lieutenant Broadfout, with 80 males wit fence) which Mr Pollant had attempted to
2 horses. The men, mules, and horses, set up: Beaudre Me Saint had aducated
the Governor insists on this understand visited a few hours previous to the 'that ensu, upon certain affidavits not befomary romedy and ask his client to pay his an impart outsider.
r
ment will soon proceed to ito us
his
rémarks as
Nuggur. The
Tux steamer Fame left is port, we understand, yesterday, having on board a six-pounder gun, Captain Superin tendant Deane, Inspector Daly, and
Mr Pollard, No,
I only allude to them,
Mr Pollur replies by saying again that the public here in this respect, that was were disembarked on Saturday, and the several policemen, with the object, as is
Biz said he anat lunk at thein, the writer was not such, a man as ought to reason why Mr Davies should go and remainder of the battery with the guus is. alleged, of searching Mirs Bay, and the
Pollard then proceeded to remark claim the intervention of the Court A he find done. Braides, Mr Saint was i inthu neighbourhood, for a piratical junk. upon the case of Tichborne and Tichborne, wah who gloried in the libels and in the position of defendant, and not the saine on the way in the ship Trewelt. This Their search was nuancesaint, the junkal said that bezould speak with confideals of his paper to be got thereby, was unt weight would be placed un
battery proceded no further than Seunfo. No complaint can of course be made if" wanted having left the village they ence on it as ho had seen all the affidavits the man to take advantage of this extraor would be by a jury on the observations of The Trafalgar had an board the head-
The Pall full Gozelte had ammmented, in
But the articles are of the 26th Regiment. custs. In his Telegraphia Summary of read by
Pollard wor
The T. A. Gibb has brought a wing of only these sort the Court. ing being carried out. There is no inter Fame's arrival,
course it was a matter of European import-
of observations which
or the 45th Regiment, numbering 288 naturally fall under command would
mon. We are always glad to see vigorous ference with legal or customary right in
remarked that they had ance) His Lordship
from a a man who had command of his own Tas other officers aro-Captain H. H. Major C. L. Grifin. Chief Justice: It compelling the committos to move alsaction, ou the part of the police, but had been filed.
is a matter of great paper, and who had I been attacked. Since Mr Pollard replied in the affirmative, but European importance.
Booke, Lieutenants
Lefroy (Acting the case had come forward, Mr Saint where. But in consideration of the fact the junk been captured by the Fame, or,
Mr Pollard: So Mr Saint appears to scrupulously abstained from comment upon Curtiz, Ensign J. Skiner, and Assistant
Adjutant), I. 11. Kyle, and J.
Exigerton that the colony is almost unanimous in what was possible, the Fume capsured added that they had never been used. And
In bis telegraphic the case; and he was bound to say, i jus Surgeon no, in medical charge. Sho its desire that it remain; that no other by the Junk, we are sully afraid that besides, he did not go and bruit about his think, at all events.
HUIDLEY, half of which was made up of the tification of Mr Saint, that is the previous also had on board two assistant apothecaries aite within easy distance of the Clock some question would have been raised as
libol cases, it was written (the learned reimarks there was nothing in theur which and eighteen untivo followers. The T. 4. Tower is obtainable either Eastward or to this performance of Toperial duties by
counsel here rend the telogram)
would lead any jury to prejudge the mat Westward; and that any action tending Colonial tug. If we are going to have
Chief Justice: Do you quote that as an ser. The case of Tichborne and Tickborne,
Gibb left Annesley Hay on 23rd June, sud arrived about 11 elock on Saturday even- to prolong the existence of the present gunboat well and good, but it is of little
iurproper article in the hint Arail ? he admitted, was a stronger case that the ing. The 45th Regiment embarked from: prosent. That the tone and tendency of B bathing house will be gratefully appre-use sending out one pop-gun and a few
the Magazine article was to prejudge the at Annesley Bagin the beginning of Febr Bombay on 18th January last, and arrived ciated by the Colonists; we may be per police to capture well-armed junks.
case, was indubitable, whether the intentia nar. On their arrival the regiment var mitted to bepe that His Excellency will endeavour to meet the general wish of Hongkong.
THE BHAMO EXPLORATION.
It is a matter of congratulation to learn
LOCAL
TO-DAY'S POLICE
My Goodlake at this morning, and ali Pasul of the cases brought up. The moll
was not a heavy ong.
C469.
His Lordship. Have any of the papers done so here
дете
Mr. Pollard replied that Mr Saiut had
invited comment and challenged eritivism by his writing on the case.
Mr Pollard answered in the negative, but submittedal theme time that they were not proper as coming from Mr Saint, and that
was a
tho
His Lordship Challenged comment tliat serions; where is the passago?
Mr Pollard then proceeded to make some he was not in a position to apply for the was such or not. There was oue most in- remarks apu another case, which he argu Court's intervention. He himself admitted genious twisting of reasoning in the follow-ordered to assist in the construction of ed was a real light with the Vice Chancellor them to tu libellons; that was the plaining: This strictly legal objection is at railway and after a month's railway labour himself, ival Aigrefore called forth the ex- English of the plea of justification. first sight unconstitutional, but it is much cestal on to Antalo. The wing which
of grass contempt.” torsions of calling then uriuinal inform- Mr Saint suil they were libellous. There others, for, if defendant be allowed to plead stayed about a mouth. On the match down, As the The Chief Justice asked to know where less so in this case than it might be in of the esp at the Autale post, where they
b in aerived on Saturday evening formed
atioun laid against the defendant, what a plea of not guilty, and they could justfication, his defence will, in a
A great Major Grifon's wing was da'ayed for some from the well informed columns of our
A Chinese who hiod from the domestic and that Mr. Saint himself, in the Chinu Lordship made some allusion to his being against an absent man, who will have Senate and Koomaples, which had been weight had that statement, when they put you to prove the inuendues. Els measure, consist of a zorios of Ruuusations time repairing the road in the pass hotwen In lian contemporary the Friend of Iulia, establiubbient of Mr Charles Lington Mel of 1st Jane, had called them by thus ontradicted by Mr Polket
tara to no opportunity in that Captain Sladen, who commands the air-sofles with boving refused to sarty
d'sprove to large two outside
Mr Pollard: If I routradicted you; I am
them.
Now, they
positively much damaged by the late heavy wero positively Enorm us boul lers of rook hail fallen ecrose rains. chair-pochies Bhamo exploring expedition, is making | chai
His Lordship admitted that Mr Davies very sorry, my lord. of the sall Mr Charles Lagda had evidently been misled in that. He
brought into Court by this headway, despite the obstacles opposed to have a with kering refused to ex-hal self drawn a broad distimotion all most nothing, but you did contradict me.
"absent the varrow roud, completely blocking it up, Chief Justion: Oh, no, no. Davies
and much labour was necessary to repair his progress. That journal gives an inhibit their numbers when asked su to do by along, and could not have used the ex- teresting account of Captain Sladen's the said Air Charles Langdon Davie pression attributed to him.
Pollard then remarked upon the way
it so as to allow of the baggage animals. Bunt man kusy nothing I adventures up to the 28th April. At appears that the said gentleman's
series of ac ureding. On two days the meu of this coolies Mr Polland further alleged that the Ma-Barnard, in Shanghai. that date the exploring party had reached got drift fast it when aluzine recount had been compiled from the
wastad, upon which he insisted
same term?
Alr
and could not help themselves, I know you though more than probable the
matter; and as for the- binque,"
ab
about the
in which Mr Saint treated the cases of dir how could that possibly be when, i addition to long inarche, were
-Pousee, a point on the Kakhyen moun lica taking their place. Just as this oant kiven in the Chino Mail, and there youd aft bounds, are going be. Bey were placoil in the position of defening ed for about sover hours in repair-
Pollavi
The beat-quarters of the 45th.
part in assault of
of Magdala, was 7.1.
J. Gibb, on bound the S. 8. City of
and ble ship Canobu Th neral health
NS.
3808.
$620
610
To this the
605
18 a 22
17 a 20
hint, and
4,8
482 €
of such a pro
the roads, and. Major Griffin spunks I must ants to a libel notion. The facts, too, would have this by aed to read, and remark- tains, only 50 miles from Bham being arranged, however, is of the fore the Mail's expression was taken.
conie from Macan or elsewhere, and the highly of the conduct of the men. An and 10 from the Shan town of Manwyn nolies in the empty of Mr Clacies very likely, and must have been so, still he est that the comment was made while the to prove or disprove anything to what they m
His Lordship remarked that it seemed
My Pollard
"About man"
man" would have an eqnat changes volume of water seems to have rushed down the pass On Saturday The account of the manner in which
Langdon Davies in au appearance, and
arin died on bon front Chinese intrigue had been employed to that gentleman (not the coulie) then re-hight at the time it was an injury to Mr ears are pending; adding again that Mfr. The pass, he was glad to noto, hali
disease, and was buried in the evu- Saint, after doing so, was not a man in a not been treated as a mala foles; and 5lc throw obstacles in Captain Sladen's quested that we only of the outside confics Saint
Mr Pollard said that his intention now position to seek the inte vention of this Foliard had offered remarks which wore which under Col. Pazisht, took a distit fath is instructive, a throwing be
Burvice. To into his be pressed
chance of all that could be required. Would ha light pou the difficulties: which, conlies objected, when the spirit of Mr was to robs Mr Davies' words of pur intent. Court. Mr Saiat never missed
His Lordship here anggested that the toliing them all about it, and this was cer- iship join the question of costs? Even if the exploration be successfully Charles Laligdan Davies was moved within two parties might make some reasonable fainly calculated to affect the
the coolies were huudled down to
His Lootship said he the Jury Hold-
would not. Either
he would be very thankful. The counsel on us ill-used man," prodaiming that he hud case; he would not adjourn upon the kware
both sides were men of good sense. He graat pleasure in looking forward to the coolie question of Tέ My Saint ohona fo
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accomplished, will attend the opening up the station, where no one appeared to terms between thenaelves; if they could, ing up and waving a large fing, as if he were he would adjourn upon all, or decide the chest of the whole regiment has been of free transit, We are compelled to charge them. The inspuco DEUGEV was afraid that his duty might lead him to trade exposure, that he had lots of copies slow cost couldn't. He most afficer Link Bayles
is custody appeared to at Ponset, all the mulemen deserted in a
to discharge the coolies forthwith.From
Juanctions from several Chiefs in the Shan Worship concluded that there was some States, not to give further assistanco under distur
disturbance, for which he would no
condense the account given, but even in of the impro scrap of paper asut be too precise, overstarchel ne it were, to all; this was the man who came for redress vindiente the purity of the administer (
excellent since they luft Bombay, only one
)and four after tant case of Ch. Kindersley.
men hav by extraordinary means audclined hiacysts bration of this Cut, otherwise the Court to Abyasinta, Lieut. Bayley
ing died. Before the
was ordered
The day after Captain Sladends arrival the curlies, he (the Inspector) would have him there, and asked him to pay costs; he the Passing vouta" of simply said it did it might be unpleasant. (leave to retire, but on hearing that his
Mr Pollard said that Mr Saint brought What influence could the little summary might as well be shut up.
tho Chine Maga-
the service, ought not to come before him again, bat for the purpose of retiring from
and had sent in his popers requesting zine hare apun as to that would like to say! body with their animals, having received the evidence of the domestic aforesaid, lief Justice: Two: I won't shirk, that if the Crown succeed, they will get marked that he would not take any of the
the Jury I
adrefsing Dir Davies) the Chief Justics re-regiment had beendered to tako Mr Pollant: Bir HayHar's
Har says he cannot verdict: no reasonable man could be bisssed
part in
in the pain of death. The Chiefs acted under the coolies ten cents each; it was not & sering depart from the rule; and I can't take that, by that. A skilled and power u writer in steps usual in procedure of this nature, but received permission to rejoin. He died at campaign, hs requested ant The learned comised proceeded next to a paper like the Pall Mall might have had Mr Davids want, if the caso came Senfe of liver disease. The regiment is commands of a Chinese robber chieftain, case. who beld
8. fortified patice at a place | Bustman of Sampan No. 1760 was charged read various extracts from various issues of great influence. But if they were not libels again, promise to be in ourt.
Mr Davies,
Madras. the Chin Mail, illustrative of the way in why attempt to justify them; so calfed Manphoo
now ordered to Mr Davies promised, and the Court ad- the high road from
The S. S. Krishna, one of the B. 13. 3. S a respectable seafaring man with bag which the libel case had bass, treated of by not being a lawyer, would naturally reason, journal. Ponsee to the frontier city of Momeíu. refused
Dompany's steamers which run between take him ashore. This morning This Leesetahy liad been able for any lie went in the boat, in the middle of the Mr Saint self. From a report in the But the statement made by Mr Saint that
Bombay and Suez, bronglit 209 followe issue of May 27th, the learned counsel said
The appeal case 'ahee v. Orguera of fed years past to hild his
that his Lordship was made to use the
Riding Hood comes on for heating an officers-General Stuart, Colonel Graves, from Annesley Bay, and the following harber, when prisoner became very
ords "Defamatory libel such as this: ie. Chinese or Pauthay
said, Yes, but that might
Major Hills, Captain Martin, Captain bring against him. His position at fan-strered one way, prismer backed his oars and insisted knowing how long he was to
not bo
There had been grave
Mr Pollard continued to say that, whe
Lurpent, and Mr. Pollock, The Krishna keep
and Annesley or eu Archishop, and of course he has peans which she had taken from the 9. S.
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As could
leader, against all the upposition guld and refused in go on.
Hia
the prosecution was such that no attorney would take it up, was much more prejudi- gial to the
Chief Justice: If trag, you know.
Cause access was more or less impracticable, left complainant at his starting point anything which was merely a libel was upon any case, and it would be unfair
row.
Taz eldest son of the Church has had to ft Snez on the 19th free Euro.
But this Leesttaks bad relatives in Bur. Worship highly commended the complain much different from another thing which publish it. He (the leirned counsel) spoke throws his sword in o the soldier's sca", Karanjah, which, as already reported, Bir Pollard said that the article spake the argumenting libellous, all Monsigneur de la Vigeria, Archbishop of lately rau ashore in the Gulf of Suez. She
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ant, and fined the prisoner $3 or even mese territory and this connection placed him somewhat under the influence days' imprisonment,
of certain Chiness trailers at Bhand, whe
viewed the present expedition as une des interests.
was criminally libellone.
of the Mail articles HA
Algiers, desired to sip ap the starving reports having spoken the ship Persian justificado, which of course was an admis-
Justico: I never spoke of them as Arab children, and make them into Chri- twenty miles west of Bombay outer light- SEWING MACHINE-A smart young law-sion of the libellous nature of the Mfait libelinus,
tians à la Mortara, Marshal Mahonship. and that coul | mislead Mr Pollard continued to remark that a roughly told the priest to mind his own yer's clork, hearing it stated by a lected by libcts or articlue
great
real deal hid heen made of the words bitaine lecturer that man is merely a machine,
His Lordship. It did mo.
hesh money" having been placed in in-pro M- Pollard next ruas un extract from the vored con
oil tu ruin their own petu Leestaly was communicate with by thres Chinaisen under the advice of Burmese remarked, "I suppose an attorney may be officials; and was, wo learn, made a tool of a sing machine.
..no one.
comings,
bitainess.
He knew that an attempt t
Now, the expression to relytize would light up the thres of in- New ADDITIONS TO THE Lang€1
Bactection from the wa to the Atlas. Mar- A gentlemen's farnishing firm" in Brooks by them for the purpom of opposing Captain GIVE HIM HIS DCE.-It is altogether too' China Mail of May 28th, avent the filing of "husl up" the wholo affair was used in the Lahal Niel, of Sulfetinu, kas now struck in lya auuounce themselves as "hosters, glow After the explorers became aware, however, Who is thince that has not mist with submitted tht, with all submission, here premion but they need one, much more the Archbishop has gone to France, per: Smith, batter and capper," and paves the Stalen's progress through the Shan States. sband to say that "an is not perfect," the informatious against that juuroul, and report of the Mud. It was a forcible ex- to suport his comrade of Magenis; and į vers, and shirters." This outdoes "Joku
haps to plead a hopeless cause, or by ex-way for "Hans Saobs, shoer and booter," had been served with such informations, The Chief Justice here ubserved that, as cases recever his ground at Court, New York Brening Post,
of the infamous conduct of the Burmese many who were perfect rasvala, and not s Pish, Captain Sladen was induced to try few who were perfect fopis,
was a man who gloried in the fact that he forable in the ingondoss.
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