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resistibly affect the future of the North Mr Moss Certainly, I have not.

ascribed the removal of Li-hung-chang from Mr Rivington observed that he had giveu Nanking to the north as originating in a of China, or, if untrue, the lives of num-

tion, some of the smaller temples are lite, their movements dignified and chaste. venturers? We want, and the nation of having credited Mr Moas with the dispute with the northern Coart and the

(N. C. Daily News.)

located in the most romantic spota among The colour of the skin is much in favour of berless bed at large wants, the report of some notice was necessary. There was nothing within the old capital; and when he says ed for it by the party who visited

318.33; he did not know that written French Minister, on the subject of land place in public estimation which was claim-live a complete hermit's life, cut off from clothing, he is not so indefieste a looking Pootoo hida fair, at last, to assume the the mountains, and here the priests often him who is termed the savage, for without wold

$18.39; he did men of

known character and perront that on the summons

notice was necessary. There was nothing within the old capital; and when he says ed for it by the party who visited it some the rest of the world and seeking to perfect animal as in the civilized whita mati. I re- mor

that the Imperial authorities lind no altor years ago, in the Ayrshire Lass. It has themselves in Buddhism so as to ensure fi member Bishop Heber explains this fant tobiassed, in stating the truth as His Honor asked plaintiff if he would native but the removal of Li and his ro hardly beest a day without soms foreign pal absorption into Buddha. fectly to the facts. Let them associate a Chinese waive the objection

At early says on placement by Tseng, he altogether forgets visitor during the present summer; and morn and sunset they may be seen in their the subject in his Travels in India. The ial with thein if they like, hat let

Mr Moss: I will waive to objection what that Nanking is Trong's proper abode so several times a number have put the priest's little temples performing their devotions Fijians are fully aware of their natural ad- be fall, scientific, and reliable, sver us against the defendant, as he has long as he is Viceroy, while the fighting hospitality to the test. The following alone in front of their idola, dressed in vantages, as their universal comparison of the report

a sumber have put the priest's little templus they may be seen in their very prettily. Please read what he left caused me so much trouble-On further ground north, south, cast or west is whore sketch; which has been kindly sent us by a coarse dirty patched strplice, the malas- the appearance of a white man to a scrapod the other day some people left cataed me so much trouble. On further a Caly

explanation, however, and seeing that it Li should be. But if we are informed right correspondent, may awaken others to a chaly nasa! twang of their monotonous pig, will amply illustrate. Before leaving

her ground north, south, cast or Fijians are fully

west in whore steality, to the test. The following altine in plus performing their devotions subject in his "Travels in India. The Hengkong for the "gold-fields"

had no direct bearing on the merits of the our contemporary is further out in suppos knowledge of the pleasure that awaits chauuting enly relieved by the jingle of the Sydney I had some conversation with a gon- more will leave so long as the case, the plaintiff allowed the case in pro- ing that the French are still on litigating thein

contemporary is further out in suppos correspondent, may awaken others to a chaly nasal patted scplies, the melan- the yes, as their universal compariren of mounts are 50 The result of each he said, had actor, bad sent a note stating they demanded, they have them gre 50 encouraging and the ceed, and entarcil thereupon. Defendant, terms with the Chinese government in re

bell and the hollow sound of the blows on teman who had lived a long while in the drawbacks Defendant terms with the Chinese

backs unstated. The result of each he said, had acknowledged his indebtednese, gard to these old lands of theirs at Nank- call it, Puntae Mountain, is the most cast accompanied. So devout are some of them, he, though young and handsome, confessed The Island of Footoo, or as the Chinese the wooden fish with which their liturgy is Fiji Islands, possessed estates there, and import published to the world and not but

published to the world and not but the day after, bad sent a note atating ing at all evente, if they have not got the ern of the Chusan Group; and is divided that not even the entrance of a foreigner that the dusky damsels looked with no fa-

pay of handsome

theen fans, 18 weten of locked up in the Legation archives would, that he had credited him with the amount sites they demanded, there not slug and handsome, confessed

as in the orders of Badd the Fijia sites they demanded, they have others from Chusan by a channel about a mila sud seems to distract their attention, Some of vor ou the white skin. I wished I had had in either case, be productive of good. If in his account ourrent. Tais letter

sccounts were pronounced exagger case (referring to plaintiff's stationary).

His Honor: Are all those letters in the Catholic Priests are building Schools and "es of prater lilles" In general appear very

equally a gond; and on them Roman a half aeroas called the Lion-hwa-yang or these recluses bave the reputation of being a rich brown skin: that is, while staying in

konded, they not got the call it,

are lett unfounded so as to reader stie cau)

Chapels quite large enough for the spiritualance it in a ball rocky island of very hism, sud thereby possess a great odour of sted

Plaintiff was understood to say that be

bokd rocky and appear very far advanced in reputation of being requirements of the hungry looking posse irregular shape. Its estreme length ja sanotity. Several of them have burnt of cessful digging a

giug less than a mere chance, would not require all of them. the prohibition to foreignerà might have

His Honor interrupted Mr Moss by bug-

who make Nanking their abode.

about three and a half miles, while in cue one or more joints of their fingers as vove, regarding As regards the Confucian Temple spoken part it is almost divided by a high ridge of and if they meet with Foreigners able to preventing adventurers gesting that the case appeared to him to be of the erection of, that is a fact not to be ad mue falues prevent from proceeding up country at their own peculiarly one for arbitration by two mer direction of, that is a fact not to be sand over which the sea perhaps forces its converse with them they will commence to from proceeding anger of the peasantry. cial case; there was ride, the thought that is to any Tseng adult being, we are branches are severa

disputad-Li of his most risk, and to the danger of the peasantry. chaels chosen by parties. It was a commer- advanced over town funds having way, in the nicat boisterous weather. A proselytize, and gravely state that, since

k, and to the danger of the peasantry

commer-advanced Forty Thousanil Tele-ridge of billa extends through the Talaud Foreigners never worship Buddha or burn bution cial case; there was evidently much more contribution which Taeng has done ditto to, from N.E. to S. W. and branches off in incanas to him, or even repeat his sacred

The bread-tree which, without the plough At least there would be soine foundation

behind it than the $18,83, and he thought that is to say, Tseng endorses what La be several places to the een. Between these name, their souls will transmigrate into the

aharej yields to justify it. If, on the other hand, the thorough than the $18.95, and he thought that is to any on Taung has done ditto to, from N.E. to S. W. and on the island Foreigners never worship Buidhs or burn

they ought to submit it.

gan, the building to result being, we are branches are several sandy and pebbly bodies of animals, and will never get rid of

The coreaped harvest of unfarrowed fields stence of gold in aburinnce were Defendant replied that, he had proposed assured, the grandest thing in Chinese beaches.

And bakes its unadulterated loaves proved, the foreign Ministers and the that course all along, but that Mr Bloss architecture of modern h

architecture of modern days.

A few level spots under cultiva existence. In the larger temples the form

Without a furnace in uupurchased grores." Chinese could at once frame reasonable would not hear of it,

tion appear here and there, the mountain By private advices received from Eastern streams being turned to good account for morning and evening devotions are a sort of laziness. I observed, in reply, that if The Missionaries also accused the astirea In reply to His Humor, plaintiff said that Siberia we hear that the residents at Port irrigating them. The N.E. side of the of parody upon our Christian Liturgical labour were a punishment for siu, there regulations to direct the inevitable rust

he did not owe Mr Rivington a single far-May are in open revolt govern-taland, for the gold fields for in that case no he did not owe Mr Rivington a single far-Mag

Services. On the 15th day of the moon people must be a favoured race, uot bore thing, and he wished to know whether he ment, who, from its laws prohibit them Pacifio, consists of bold rocky cliffs washed Buddha himself comes down and is in original sin, for nature supplied all thoir prohibitions whatever would stop cathing, and he wished to know whether he ment, who, from its against the govern island, where it is exposed to the open Services. On the 15th day of the Tor prohibitions whatever would stop suc could not have a caso heard in which the front working the gold mines. It appears by the ocean waves which, in some places, tore immediately present, so that who had dared the perils of the Andes, amount was clearly admitted.

It appears by consists of bold rocky cite open Services. On the Christian Liturgical of laziness. It appears by the ocean waves which, in some places, more immediately present, su that the wants with a liberal spontaneity. Where that very rich and extensive mines wera have wore away the rock and formed foruis sted at this time are much long fore work to satisfy the greed of the sinfully and the Indians of California, Prompt His Honor: Vory well, I'll take the case discovered there last summer, and, on the caverne. The highest point is in the N. Wer than ordinary. The priests every begotten and born alien, when no benefit

long-fore work And reasonable action on the part of the after the othera-The Judge, however, government becoming aware of the fast, it of the Island and may possibly reach 1,600 where make use of the name of Buddha, could accrue to themselves from it, but, foreign Ministers is not merely advisable, continued to express his belief that it would sent down a frigate to watch them, as but is su absolute necessity. If they attomet

at the feet. On its summit is a lighthouse with ele watch them, at the feet. On its summit is a lighthouse with on every occasion during conversation where the contrary, misery be the harvest be a case much more suitable for arbitra- same time warning the natives from acteur-a large oil lamp called the "aky lamp, it is possible to drag it in. Almost every

ping to work them. Without avail, how-which the private say is lighted

large oil lamp falled the during the sentendo ends with the four sounde repse from some company in Melbourne acaredited neglect it, on them be the blame of the tion

Plaintiff (who persisted in interpolating to from drawn qus to a ludiorous length. These tion of receiving an extensive grant of land.

pling to work them. Without avail, how-whier

Strong our passengers were two eganta Plaintiff (who persisted in interpolating over, for during the winter they proceeded winter season when the greatest number of senting the name by which he is addressed, to King Thackamban, offering to take the troubles which will infallibly ensue.

matter which bis Honor considored inter vor, for during the winter they proceeded which the priests say is lighted during the ashtondo ends with it in. Almost every matter which his Honor considered irrele in a body auf began opening the mines. In pilgrima visit the island. The view from viz. O-mee-to-h-fin, the second syllable being American debt to their account on cerdi- rapt) was more then once informed that the the spring the Russians drove then away, this peak is very extensive and well repaya drawn out to

hern away, this peak is very extensive and well repaya out asso could never be got through if plaintiff took what gold they could find from them the labour of ascending Two of the priests are generally speaking most dirty, This American debt arose through some LOCAL

did not desist from roaming and both par and placed force sufficiently strong travises are tolerably well wooded, and idiotin looking, miserable specimens of hustores having been destroyed by the natives. ties did not speak at one and the same time protect the mines. This step drove the re- there are handsome trees aúl groves in the manity. They seem to have been gathered The Americans demanded a compensation, From the prograuime elsewhere, it is restes did not speak at one and ibu sate time, protect the mints, soutly strung travines are tolerably well wooded, and idintis looking, mely spooking most dirty, This American dobt

sume elsewhere, it is rea hir bless impressed upon his Bonor the sidents who come from almost all parts of vicinity of some of the larger temples. from nearly all parts of China, and to have (1 think) $50,000. King Thackarabati wusble to expect that the performance at fact that he (Mr.M.) wished to be dissi China, into open rebellion, and they are Hence the island presents a somewhat less adopted this lazy mode of existence in some having no dollars, the American Govern

far that iba Cireus to-dightMy Thompson's bene-ated from something which was done before deterinized to work the mines or die in the bars appearance than that which charao-cases to avoid the punishment of crims or ment seized one or more of the islands parts of vicinity of some of the larger temples from nearly all parts of a by the untives, fit will be the most lively and fenty of season. Fun, humour, jollity and success, we

the auranious was taken out, and that the attempt.

terizes the rock-bound coast of China fur- detet. Here and there a Canton man may and intend to kept them if the debt bada would appear to he anticipated safely by a He, however, refused then to submit the

aan was not alone quest,

a question of $18.33

ther south. Probably in its most prosperous he must with. Uno who spanks puljin Eng inmediately paid. I believe the Melbourne glanes over the bill of face. Mr. Hollande,

matter

not available on the bill sides lish acknowledges that he was servant of a agents were successful as far as King JAPAN..

days every spot unst prove a very bright clown, and every matter to an arbiter, and His Honor ad-

and joured the case for an hour or more.

foreigner and had a shop in Shanghai in Thackambau was concerned. However, suezoquainted with such perfomances knows on retuning, bis Houor again bure down Yokohama writes per Costa Rica as ful places. It is entirely devoted to the religion is shop he had to abscond and take refuge the Chiefs of the interior may very possibly

Our (Evening Express) errespondent st

was brought under cultivation. kujoumed see what that uwans, and what effect it pou bir Moss, and endeavored foll well what that mua For Mr Thomp him into accepting at otherwise be (the in the weather, and the

Pootoe is one of the seven sacred the Malon, but getting deeply in debt li do not look upon it as a fait accompli, for On

in has on the entertainment. For Mr Thomp pou bir Moss, and endeavored to reason lows

air into accepting arbitration as the best son's enterprise and steady labor for the means of settlement; otherwise be (the 11th instant, we have had an improvement From the many miraculous manifestations require some strong inducement to lead a of the Governor of New Zealand with his

Since the doparture of the Mail on the of Buddha, and especially dedicated to the in this holy island, which would thus ap-resist The

the Mail on the

Thackamban's adicta. Puor Thac edicy very possibly good of the company from whom we have one of settlement; otherwise be (the 11th instant, we have had an improvement foddess Kwan-pin as its presiding Deity. pear to be a sort of Alsatia. It must really kasbackamban's adicta. Poor Thac kauban may be in a similar position to that ceived so much amusement lately, he dewis of the case from beginning to end.

we have Judge) would be compelled to go into the in the weather, and the rice and cotton a of Kenland

which have occurred there, from its con- man to give up the outer world altogether, sight or nine provinces each with its super. Greps are beginning to recover from the great notion with the history of Kwan-yin, from and live on t res a large audience, not to mention

genootion course rice and cabbage, the other inducements to go and see the Benet, and conducting the conversation in

Hotl parties boing posted uber the damage,

infeudent, responsible Ministers, parlia The silk coming in is still very poor in the patronage given to it by Obiarse Em-

The island being given up entirely to ment to, &o. Circus for the last time.

somewhat coididuntinl tono, the process quality Foreigners still paying high rates, parors, from the peculiarity of its physical Buddhist worship, is tros from all payment

The Fiji istands are between 20 and 30 of reasoning by which Mr Moss was brought at the exchange also high. Silk worm Eggs,

features, and the number of the natural of revenue to the fimperial Government, and in number and have au area I think of

theof squaro unites The land is SUMMARY JURISDIOTION COURT. to give his consent to the arbitration was enormous stock, arrivals to date 700,000 the island, Pootoo is regarded with remark. His authority does not extend, however, excellent for the growth of cotton, coffee

curiosities to be found in different parts of is left under the control of the Chief Abbot, Isast 10,000 Before the Hon. A. J. BALL, lost to the reporters, and therefore to the cards, prices declining and buyers few; the the

to serious criminal cases, which have to and sugar; and has bein and may be now public the cormous stock, arrivals Arsytet 17, 1868,

public; but it may be presumed that the Albion and Phillipia having taken a lot able reverence by all devout Buddhists. absence of this conversation may be a post to other porta. Produce generally coming in fortger times more than at present, be referred to the district magistrats of bought for about a part of calico the acts.

posito pilgrims have gone there from very distant Ting-hui.

yard sore. Chow A-Ou z. C. L. Volkmann, $8, for tive gain to the party or parties concerned in slowly. Goods very dull of sale, shirt-

The climate is most agreeable, neither too di-bot Mir Henry Murray was ultimately agreadings and cotton yarn a little brisk last places, and if the priests are to be believed, The temples are generally filthy and di- hot nor too cold; for although its Fliis co Mir Henry Murray was ultimately red in slowly. Goods very dufl of sale, shirt pilgrims have gone thore front wages-Defendant, it need scarcely be said, is the well-known boarding-houso keeper in upon as the it

ding-house keeper in upon as the referee, and it was also agreed waak; 50,000 pieces coloured at $2.90 3.95, even Japanese and Cureans used regularly lapidated. Only two or three places which sitt er too cald; for although the Fijis co

agreed weak; 50,000 pieces a little brisk last places, and if the pear from very distant Ting-bai

situated on the borders of the southern Forolguera would care to live in, are wea Tropic, Lat. B1, yot bafug in the path of the Hollywood Road, and plaintiff was a cook that his award in all matters in dispute and 1,500 pioule at $50 a 62 medines. to visit this holy place, vinilo China Em- Foreigners would care to

in Follicul.No one knows the real state Exovs, and especially Kanghi, have made her tight Even in these places those cum trade-wind and continuously refreshed withi with the

said boarding-house keeper. The would be accepted as the judgment of the plaintiff sued for $3 it from his w

of allairs, that dissensions are rife amonget money in building and repairing temples. Foreigners intending to stay even only a Being but a short distance from Sydney rich endowmente and spent large suas of be but little comfort, especially for invalids, showers, the temperature is moderate. 4 for remainder of month of July, and $1

uth of wages; Court.-

all parties is the authentic fact, and all are

The history of Kwan-yin, the Chinese for days on the island must take every-(about 1,800 miles), I have no doubt but that for firewood; he stated that Volkmann bad 11. Z. A. Shorajeu and Others u. Furzool- striving to have a share of the squeezing-out Goddess of Meroy, in connection with thing they want in the way of provisious, it will soon have au influx of white Austra every-(about of days are num- fined him $3 because he

(plaintiff) had labboy, $40437, for balance of account in of the Foreign Trade. No spopor one tale! Your days are num

No sooner one stayed out que night, and that he left de regard to certain transactions (time-bar- Prince and his friends gain a little power, Pootes is characterised by the usual amonat forle, cooking utensila and apparatus, etc., ane. The old tale of white Austra

rogand to certain transactio atseter than the rest ure so jealous that there is an of beathon deities. It apport

the accounts unless they are prepared to submit to the hered, O Fijiaus! Your man-eating crime. fendant's employ on July 24th, from sotus gains) in opians--Mr. Haylar, instructed than the rest are so jealous that there is an of abeurdity which exista mysterions cause. C. L. Volkman who by Mr Sharp, appeared for the plaintiff. immediate split in the cabal; the ramifics of heathen deities. It appears that. Kwan Buddhist regime."

will be abolished; but we will introduce in is, most unfortunate in his servants and Hayling man

Before Mr Bayliar had procceded many tions of the Shogunate policy and diplomay was originally the third daughter of a

its stead cupidity, koavery, intemperancS alai very unhappy in bis frequent suits hemiates with his statement of the case, it cy must end in some proper forur of govern- of the Tasw-ling Mountains named

and Just. What is the happiness of savages fore the Hon. Judge Ball-stated that he became perfectly evident to the Court that ment, being established through Foreign Shi-kin by spiritual transformation she

when opposed to the interests of commerce! gave the cook in charge of the Police for the can was ans of complications of the intervention, but each treaty power, or rawas gets born as the daughter of the sent to the Japan Times by gave the out all wight, that the cook most annoying form Viz, then this have gach their own little game to play, and by her father to all sorts of laborious beecli and consists of about twenty houses number of natives are in their service," was again born as the daughter of the sent to the Japan Times by a recent visitor Let millions perish that trade may flourish having stayed out all night; that the cook most annoying form-viz, those arising ther the Representatives of such Nations, Krug liao-chwang Growing up the re- to these islands.

The head quarters of the missionaries are bit him (Volkman) by throwing an in- from time-bargains in opium; and tend to marry, and was therefore subjected The town of Labeka is built clone to the at Ovata. They have nice houses, become brella at him (a blue gingham produced); Honor at once suggested a common friend own batohs of friends to bolster up, or sell by her father to all sorts of laborious beecli and consists of bu

rich and seem to live in clover." panish went. Finding this as arbitrator, hir Hayllir and defendant arms to, as well sa gunboats and grey shirt-gery agreed and after some convoiuationinga. Fighting, or rather playing at skir- did not shake her resolution, her father missionaries and storekeepers and grog Wa passed a Sunday in Ovals and wors aoine conversation-ings. Fighting, or rather playing at skir-did not shake her resolution, her thir constructed by Europeans and inhabited by number of natives are in their.. A great during which the names of Messrs Sulomon, mishing, is going on round the Yeda disusunod lips to be put to death. After sellers. Rugged hills 2,500 foot high, surprised to see the great number of cha- keeper himself, disproved those statements; Agabes, and Ruttunjes were mentioned iriel-ass child's play, frightening uous many stupas and divine interpositions, she covered with rich verdure, rize immediately pals where patives oftloiated. The Bible

escapes and & Chinese witness called by the cook sa arbitrators, and a Parse gentleman but one another and the poor paasants as at length strangled with a long red behind the town. In the valleys and gorges and hyians are translated into the Fijian rese gentleman but one another and the poor pants silken cloth; but a large tiger instantly are native villages, the houses of which are tives who could talk English. I asked a

was beer deposed to having heard the cook one day

day rofused the honor Mr Solomon was agrood Goodbye to business, while the proscut all

the present

lugunge. It is strange that we met no us wak for his wages, upon which he was kick upon, if he consented. His award, his abnormal state of affairs lasto.""

appearing, carried her corpse away to a large and lofty. They are made of bamboo. tives who could talk English. I asked ed out of the hoops by the sail Volkmann. Hlouor remarked, would form the judginent From the fliogo Nets to the 15th ultimo, forest of black fir trees. Flur spirit visited The floors are covered with neatly made missionary the curse of this and he explain- Bades, and under the guidance and proteo matting; one and of them raised about a cd that the acquiring of English would be His Honor

we take the following items:- sarked that it was a strange of the Court.

On the morning of the 7th instant seven

tion of the kings of hell, she visited the foot above the other tu serve as bede. The of no honeft to the natives. If they were charge to take against a servant, that of being out all night. Volkmanan said the

persons, via :-Mr. Charles Dobes, Captain infernal regions and saw the tormenta island is of basaltio rock. The luxurines left entirely alone, English might not be of ersons, riz: Mr. Charles Dobes, Captain which were being endured. These king of the vegetation, its beauty and its va temporaneous teaching which they would Charles Slook, and two negroes named re- get, if they know Buglish, might be a disad- eak was at the gambling house, for he was

Charles Slook, and two negroes named re- which were being endured. These king of tho

Pandora sud Small, with three gently by their orders she was con- quont pun than wins to do justice to it.ontage to the missionaries. Wherever we spectively Pandora sud Small, with three then encortad bar to Mang-po-ting, and to the natives would require a more elo temporaneous teaching which they would

to the vegetation, its beauty and its value advantage; but I oping that a litle o

a little con- there and saw him. Judgment was bow ever, given for the plaintiff for the amount

Japanose, left this port on the Ball Schoo-subquently by their orders she was con- tiatives ner Flora for Osaka

ducted back to the furest of binok fira, Bread fruit, cocoa nuts, atraddocks, rauges, cantage to the missionaries. Wherever we claimed, and Volkmann left indignant.

ducted by their own po-ting, king of the is of basaltio tu serve as about a ex thouars the cut English Met no na- During the afternoon a native boat went where her spirit was given back to her. lamon, pine apples, Fan, petatoes, sugar went, on n-week day, a native would go The following are the latest items of to the French mau-of-war Duplex with On awaking she saw Buddha approaching ane, grow in an abundance a hundred foul with us, without pay, gather fruits for th

is, 118, news to hand by the Copernicus.

Captain Sloss on board in a very helpless her, riding

her, riding on the clouds and making obcia- beyoud the powers of consumption, and are point the way through the luxuriant rege (NC. Daily News.)

condition, after being taken on board, re-es. After making binuself known to left to ret and mature the land. There are tation, climb ceca nut trees, dec. We ar We learn that Sir Rutherford Alepek ateratives were applied, sud upon, his beer, Buddha commanded her to go to the also plantations of cotton and colies. From pected the same attention on the Sunday; intends to remain at Peking till October soming sensible, he stated that at M. conntry of Yu (now part of Chekiang), and the soa beach is gathered Béche de mon, but, the poor fellows with a melancholy r

remain at Peking till October soming sensible, he stated that at to Mr F. A. Vandenberg again appeared on next year good deal of discuss on

when near Three Point, a place & short live in the isle of Cao-too-yen near the which is shipped to Sydney and thence depression of countenance pronounced M the calendar for sunis amounting in all to the morita of the now light at the entrance a sling for some time he found an and upon

We bear good deal of discuss on as to distance North of Temposan, the boat southern seas, promising to call on the Chins.

Norte

thonay," and left us to wander alous and par ses we so the male a fine harbor. Its a beauties of nature and adoring the Incom. 1372 07, as follows

capaised and all were thrown in the water; dragona

dragons of the rising to call on the which is shipped gathered Bêche de

earth to create a water lily. Some two miles from the shore runs a breaks of nature and adoring the Incom the sabbath by wondering at the A Ullmann v. Vandenberg, $217-This of the Yangtzo. Some of the pilots, we after struggling for some time he found a stand upon which she could eross the sea. coral reef forming tae, on being called, was stated as saitled. inern, declare they can only see it as the ear to rest upno, he then looked around Arriving at Poo-too, a white tiger find the trance is by a break in tan reef wall about prohonsible Author of there,

seven miles distance. Other authorities for his companious but no trace could he god Ka-lan assisted her in preparing a 200 yards wide. It would almost

authorities for his compauious but not does not dwelling and grows, the rising tides day entering the natural harbor, the seuses he land, and he was there killed, cooked and Mae Kwong, Sains, $71.80.-Judge they laye seen it twelve miles off; acen of them or of the bont; he does not dwelling and grounds, while eight dragon had been constructed by human design. In the chief missionary, went,

A short tinia before our visit, Mr Baker, acem it eut went by default.

declare they have. Other authorities for his compas declare have

opposition to G. Dubost e. Same, $38.52-Judgment,

and rounder it invaluable in thick, foggy know how long he was in the water, as upon kings took charge of the rising tidea day entering the natural harbor, the seuses he advice, into the interior of the largest is us in last case,

Judge weather, as the ved flash piereca better, and being picked up he fainted and did not re- and night. She lived in the isle of Foo-too come dazzled and drunk w

too come "dazzled and drunk Lasum Vishram . Sanie, $16.75. Judg ine oceans bruk with beauty. The ad

dg is more remarkable than the old fight gain his consciousness until he was taken in years, and having already attained waves of the ocean break in wild and in exten. King Thuckabau was induced by ned area of the oceans uk with beauty. The land, and he interior of the largest is Steps are, we learn, to be at once taken to on board the Dupleix

perfection, on one occasion out the flesh potout rage against the barrier, and then he missionaries, auad I suppose, by the already stated its already stated. From lier arm to preserve ber father from all is calm. The varied lines of the water, English authorities, to make an incursion The boats of the ship were at one manned era and avenge the death of Mr Baker. The $33.Judgment erect & light-bote on Gianty indicata a sad sent in search of the missing men and secured long life for all the people. Hav- of blue, green, and yellow, buruished by offenders declined to be punished, gave

from her

from all is calm he was induced by fiogo papers to the 25th July indicata a sad sent in search of the missing men and illness. She also in a mysterions way from the white foam through all the grades into the large island to punish the offend into the large island to punish the offend- dieturbed state of affairs, still; and meak bust, but returned after an absense of three suured long life for all the people. Hav- of blus,

boat, C. Wagner v. EW. Blackwood, 812, of fighting in which the Southern Confe-bours, having seen nothing of eithering converted the whole of her relatives the rays of a tropion

ves the rays of a tropical sun, make a scene sun, make a scene forts de fiddle and do bowdent by derates ware worsted by Aitzu, Rumours, Captain Sloos is now suffering from and cultivated among them the principles which a Turner would fail to depict. The battle to Thaskambau, defeated him and

"Judgment by a de

fond way be 10 fest wide and 9 or 10 fant had the pudence to rattle and

beaven. reef way surface of the sain a cons said lost 400 mens in his time however, are very wild and we look to violent fever, but it is not considered of virtue, they all asconded to heaven. reef

fanted shake the The Emporor of China seeing that Kwali- below the surface of the san. In sailing Yokohane for more definite intelligence dangerous,

bones of the Rev. Bir Baker at the retreat- The situation, as depicted in papers

over its s The U. S. Str. Iroquois, Commander Fil's merits filled the world, and that her over it in a boat, the mind is lost in a con- ing fus, by way of triumph. Thackam bau

coding is as clear 83

clear as it is mou and the man eaters brought thenon by the last mail, differed fuglish, arrived on the 7th ulto, and the miracles were everywhere manifest, eano- tinned fronder: the water at in a con- it is strangely according to the political views. J. Str. Qucida sailed for Yokohama to nized her as the goddess of mercy and cryst

ante views U. J. Str. Oncido sailed for Yokohama tonized her as the goddess of meroy and crystal, the coral is a forest of minature very many giore. Thackambau in his time Cheong Ahoy G. Ferman, $22, an old of the paper descrising it

juisi the Adsairal on the 8th. H. M. 3. em giving her a water lily for her trees, endless in deb-Defendant is in the gambling-water-bon long left in undisturbed enjoyment of mander Souza Bodrigues, arrived the Sovereignty of the Goddess of Mercy, it America.

S S. &ch of rainbow husa shoot and course he now abitors the practice of mas

little The S. S. Naud U. . . Co. have not Basilisk, arrived from Yukosta on the throne and the sovereignty of the isle of forms, file an variegation of colors and has had many a feast on humanity; but, of a line of business, and was refused time boen long left in undisturbed enjoyment of 8th, and H. A. F. M. Str. Ga da Bandeira, Poo-too-yen in the southern sea,

refused time their monopoly augurated by the Hong-que are expressed from the high had antions prohibiting the prested Chiness of must be agressive of intelligents years of and not raise such large

While howover Footoo rejoices in the wing bins in the wild garden bush of were so discourte

dart among the stouy branches like hum eating and would be displeased if any one

hum-were so discourtouts na to allude to it. by his odor.

their monopoly on the Yang-tre. Competi- Commander tion has been inaugurated by the Hong gue, Re day, from Nagasaki rid the inland Sovereignty of the Goddess of Mercy, America.

Although the result of missionary labour would appear that the Goddess will all w J. Krizanowitz z. John BPNulty, $210. auspices, and the two first named Uom

rauning under Messrs. Olyphant and Cue sea

Fears are expressed from the safety of of

The principal Chief or King of the Fiji appears to me small, and, although they none of her own sex tu reside on the island. Islands, Thokamban, lives on the island of Bavo beon the cause of so much blood-sbed namies have lowered their rate of freight to the N., G. Barque drgnant, which had in the larger temples are to be agan notifi- Ovala, as does also his second sou. The ding, the death, the slaying of hundred and have lowered their rate of freight to been out over two wesks from Yokohama, and the three or four lundred Chinese of must bo7 feet bis features are command cessaty good, or the pious ladiea of England

In Tls. 3, by way of encouragement.

been out over two weeks from Tokokama, cations prohibiting the presence of women, old man may be 60 years of age; his height thousands of human beings; yet the mis- Cheong. Same for goede taken buthe punishment little more trivial the Treaty, Japunees

and which must have oncomitered the late and the spiritual lecturers at Exeter Hall

must have encountered the late

late be sionary institution must be a great and no- Tai Cheong . M. Lenehan, $8, Same v

(Recorder.)

the tro LOVEro gale. The American Str. Augusta, there either to cultivate the ground or termination. The con is about 18 years of would not raise auch large sums of money. Reccatly a Chinnan stabbed a foreigner sovure gale. The American St. Augusta, secular callings who are allowed to live ing and expressiva of iutelligence and tic- cassaty good, or the pious ladies of England H. Thompson, $1; . H. Lauzon,

2. we 11; and Saune arms, and was Capt. Musi

McCaslin, with Mesara, T. A. Ives age, Ha Smith, $1; for goods vary severely through the art and Passmore on board as passangers, ar to leave their wives and families at home. tiful as "the God of the unerring bow." to support it. The death of Baker will be

Capt. Aives arms, and we

age, stands about six feet high and is beat would not Judgment in these cases went taken before the Mixed Court for the of and Passmore on board as passangers, ar trade in the becsunties of life, are supposed to nation. The con is about 18 years of and the spiritual lecturers at Easter Hall sigh. rived on the 14th ultimo, passangers, ar trade in the becsaties of life, a ground ur termination. The of itelligence and dc- cessary good, or the it be a great and no- fence. The punishment awarded was eigh

The rule however does not appear to apply In him Apollo is again on earth. The Governor of Kobe, Ito Shunske,

1 Apollo te again on earth. Natura fortunate for the worldly interests of the Michael Moss 7. Charles Rivington, than would be intention of the culprit was tires of the Japanees Government at the time visited Pootoo with their fausiles for what grace and ease they went through the

ty blows, something little more severe Charles Rivington, The intention of garder i at least Custom House, every cussing such publie But, although the laity are allow Buddhist the white parvenit o handsome, and, not who chea be inflicted for the most trivial the Treaty powers, to meet the rapresenta their case, when some of them have at in the saloon, aud

la fece e poi ruppi la modele."

missionaries. The death of a thousand chel Moss 2. Charles Rivington, than would be inflicted for the most trivial has proprosed to the Consular Officers of to Foreign ladies; so probably the God

deas of Mercy" has made a dispensation in Thackamban and his son dined on board heather

som dined on board heathens is a trifle not worth

heathens is a trifle not worth talking about. nas, for brokerage Plaintiff and de offence. The

it was astonishing with foot are general brukers; both appeared; almost without a doubt to murder at least five of the Japunees Government at the their crae, when some of them have at the former bearing several packets of do on this island, it is only the Buddhist the white parrent rarely attains it. The the former bearing several packets of docu- it was to inflidt grievous bodily harm one for the purpose of discussing such public hauge of air, and lived in hier domains. ceremony. They committed no gaucheries. ad dog1 One wears a shirt, the other

bodily harm. The Custom House, every Monday, at 10 4.3. tinies visited Footes with their fsusiles for wha

How may a man be known from a fatigu tary evidence, which he had asserted Mixed Court decision affords some sope matters, as circunstances may demand, in Bub, although the laity are allowed to live Burely refitioment of manners is hereditary pants.

may demand, it on the island, be buried within its acred nativethened with clothes, their here wheat, then he Asad been up betimes (3.30a.m.) to Chinese and European criminal proceedings. Foreigners as well as Japanose. ar for reflection upon the relative merits

arder to forward the publia interest of res

ROGUES OF VARJOTE Kɔæde.--A man priesta thist can be buried within its acred natives in general are handsome, and, not who cheats in small inescure is a measgie Plaintif stated that at the beginning of Is it possible that the Consul of the m MKE

precincte, can be buried the Buddhist Surely rent.They committed through the precincte, and it is said that even their being barthened with clothes, their claims less rogue. If he gives abort measure in is mouth

ath he had a transaction with de- who has been stabbed is satisfied with the

sorgses have first to be burned, three piouls to be called so can be fairly judged. There wheat, then he is a rogue in grain. If in

to be tient, the smount of brokerages We are infortned that a batch of disorder-me," as the slark said when he bil the

in which punishment awarded?

"I didn't think you'd be so hard with of charcus! being expended for each corpen are two varieties of men in Orala, the whisky, then he is a regne in spirit. If he him (Plaintiff) was $18,334 this

There are now about 760 priests on the five Fijis and the immigrants from the gives a bad title to land, then he is a rogus ly Chinese from all parts of the country anchor.

island, though formerly there were more fugs isles. The latter are the most intel- fudaed. fendant stated, in reply, that he did have been sent down by the native authori A young Missourian, eulogising his girl's than double that ober. The number of ligent looking atid are not so dark in skin

THE DRAG-CHAIN.Sheridan, on being Sot dispute the sum, but he had a set-off sies at Souchow to this Settlement No beauty, asid, "I'll be duggoned if she ain't teuples, large and small, amounts to about as as the Fijisas; for, while the former

as are the Fijians; for, while the former sro reproached by Fitt ne forming a drag chain as party as a red wagon

80. The largest or T'sion-ss is in the wes of a rich brown colour, the latter approach on the wheels of Government, bounded up THs Indépendance Belye reports that the torn part of the island and has about 150 to black. The natural colour of the hair is with the reply, that for once he could health of the Empress Charlotte is improv priests attached to it; while the second in black; but they tan it to an orange colour compliment the minister on the corectness ing from day to dag. Her Majesty takes size or Hans has from 80 to 90. The re by lime. It gives a strange, yet not a dis of his allusione, since the drag-obain was lengthened drives every day in an open mainder are distributed among the other agravablo appearance to them. Their man- never imposed but when the vehicle w carriage in the neighbourhood of Lagkan, temples, according to size and accomoda ners, both Filians and Tongs men, are po going down hill

know of no sub- alagoas "transmo-

ct of the foreigners)

than that of the

the North Chins ed with much in- appeared on the truth of the state not, we think, be mpossible to resist. ciously no doubt) ses been confused fiction with fact be that gold in ns been discovered orbade an attempt ind that two OF energetic Canton nitry people defied arched for the co- ions would seein Hatives had rif red work; threat bstructed, that

is had sailed for

st of the mooounte

pardonable enthu

the best to hand, more statements ed reader would ations. The let and reports of slightly added lirectly, by the ey are compati÷-

icle

in 且 Shang commented on assertion again nitive. Telegraphi

on the line of to the infortan stion of a tele

g in itself often-

y the deductions

on some qualify

not be surprised Chefco becomes

in' announcement

es of its having

and that the cook was never beaten by him,

the said Volkmann. The Chinese witness

es, liawever, called by the hoarding-house

A dos Santos 1. A. Cox, §68.26, for soda

water, do—Judgmont went by default.

Wing Cheong v. Same, $55.95.-Judg ent above.

&

ment as stave.

C. Hochstetter v. Same, $33-Judgment

5A above,

fanta

Joanna Tam.. Forreira, fd,

procsisory note.--Judgment for plaiutiff,

This case was struck out, as the plaintif

falled

to

a pear.

Ta

J.

uppli

Xied.-

ost ordinary peo

by default.

A

cond Californi

notification

ction" of news

uthorities wouldėj

he first instancë

11883,

the

fendant

in ascertaining

ary people," and

TARAB

ordinary a people

at the present

or Consuls ca

or against the Mr Markham with the special possible yield. felde. But be ing "official" to

Ministers, in se Government investigate the if true toust

rike be

เ

Lad

A. Ulimana s. J. Dives, $11.00. This was an account of twelve months' standing, and the defendant was refused time.

THE NORTH

Gutzlaff

peren at an old and bow

how in or by but en lo e fammator; doucher

the defendant admitteregly, that is at

testion bad endrrent account with plaintiff, and doubt we shall before long bear complaints him with the amount as per that the presence of foreigners affords pro-

teotion to lawie Chinese characters.

(Breniny Express.) The Editor of the Shanghae Recurder jumped at conclusions, we think, when he

credited

count alown. His Hour asked whether the plaintiff had eived written bodies of the set off, prding to the rules of the Court.

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THE FIJI ISLANDS.

The following is an extract from a letter

were

mor, ex-

shenarie

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