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22, 1688.

y requested that ng to the general addressed to the

to individuals by

inconvenience in

8

will thereby be

2.

DENTS.

all who wish to

kale grounds, but.

esponsible for the

t8,

cssed to this paper the name of the heblication, but as

stant, Mra Pz iter.

MAIL.

OCT, 22, 1868.

RDINANCE

's remarks up rdinance, let us cularly in detail aneka to impose

Landlords of the

ady alluded to

ou that "it did

Es new.**

This

le in perfect good provisions are ickness of walls,

hout, cross walls; wer vested in the

of public build-

the clear space

ny two floors,

cous houses; the

upports to re-

; the prohibi

ms; the regula

in the Queen's

nder verandahs,

ublic pathways; ence new build-

on of the new

for workmen j--

to be sent to the bre commencing e delegation of Heneral, and the against affend- buildings these ew" by a hasty ings of the Sec- hunder disenssion, in which altera as been made. three items, only upon the Gover- quired to be sent -and the regn doorg, we should zing the "new"t

ible, in the limits eal exhaustively resents itself for fice only the most ich arrests atten- Rebuilding old copied verb. et olitan Building

is a wise mea-

ness of walls is

a required for

it is not appres- ildings in Lou-

of Jess thickness.

In Hongkong

ut. By section No. 8 of 1856,

o required to be

ing thickness;-

ory, 131 inches

y/below the up-

at the story im

id two stories.

bent of the walls

his Colony have le. above named

our estimate we cently construct-

to which His Ex- peech to the Le- lection X, elause

ce the walls of quired to be 14, bry, 18 inches at ow the upper sto ury, increasing 4 hal story below.. yone who finds House (construct- ness allowed by

to the extent

II. must pull the

These require.

ot only arbitrary

ild if carried out We should not ailding is taken

ection VIII; if·· sore against fire ses were required thickness, but hat is intolerable. 3, last paragraph erection of Bret stance as Mesat leoner's premises ord's House, and prohibited, and bat Government ded to the list, as

use in the ordia- corcover my that

public buildings ntion according to ach case

What

aek does the Go-

de such a point?

No 1680 - OCTOBER 22, 1968.)

He must necessarily rely on the opiniou

of somebody else; and if the works of

LOCAL

THE CHINA MAIL.

7.

in

ils Silk.

NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN.

in

former witness, and said that the brandy we observed Ships of War at anchor, evid- the Mandarins near the gates of the Old kept at the Chinoso quarter was so bad ently showing that a degree of vigilance is Tactories. We may also incidentally men his professional adviser be taken as a DR BONSEAN.Our readers of all denomina that he did not take it when the learned exorcised by the military officers of the tion that previous to the inspection of the how large a portion of the best man and Look around you, good reader, and see criterion, we should say the decision of tions will be glad to know that this gentle... remarked that be was glad to see the provim, worthy of praise. We had pre-passport, alluded. Le in a former sentence, women in society have acquired the most the Governor would not be worth much, mac, is shortly expected in Ceylon, The forca were so tempo read that ogu vast fiefde of Rice, and now the Mandarin mentioned, mistook one of eubstantial part of practical education navid

(laughter). Rev. Father Bonjaan, who left our shares Mr Hayllar, for the

into districts, the *26m6

plains Mulberry

our party for Mr Salie, Chancellor at the the most discouraging circumstances. of At any rate there ought in case of disa- eighteen months ago as the Secretary to Bi- in considering stiut a case as this, the which were both numerous and extensive. French Consulate, Canton. This mistake greement to be some means of appeal by shop Semeria, comes out as the Right Rav. Jury would have to consider the habits and The first town in the Silk, district which arose, it appeared, from the fact that the desirablo objects, has rendered many & man Batured intellect, turned strongly on which the opinious of disinterested pro-Dr. Bonjean, the wantly successor of the ideas of the people among when they were. we visited, was Pak-kowa we fessional men might be consulted-suali | late lamented Biskup, whose death wa

Judt not the offence.

No; that

particular studies may

that gentle- chronicled some time back. From a

go to the punish pronched this town, we were much tion of receiving a visit from type and woman proficient

atle and general information that distinguish power is not delegated to any one man

struck with the appearance of a large man. The storms having passed over, we a private ment, in the Metropolitan Building Act, Could letter, from Paria received by the fast considor it a point for mercy. It was, ut resembled a Thibetan temple. The per-sail, found ourselves, at smset, at Kau- all the advantages of "fashionable Do

Mr Hayllar and that the Jury might council Hall. In point of architecture it re-enterad our boat, and, after a delightful them in society even we learn that the Rev. Christopber

college bred," among men who are ar ladies who early enjoyed jean, 0. M. I. of Medea and Vicar Apostolic of Jaffna Colony that certain constables were in tho and afforded us an opportunity of inspect After walking through the Bazaar, we immortal in the annals of chemistry; Prof

has been appointed Bishop all events, notorious in this lost and the cons in charge of it, were very courteous Kong, a town justly famous for

ing-schools. "The celebrated Farraday, His Lordship was to have been congoorated babit of taking presents from Chinamen: ing the entire building. In one of the up-resolved to go on foot to the neighbouring Jusuph Henry, known world-wide as on the 24th August by His Grace the Moat and such was the fixed and universal prae- per obambors we observed, above an altar, town of Kom-Chok. The distance between brightest light in electric progress; and the the consid Houlburn o fin four Franciyad of it. the two a team or onun over boules, and burned to homemer, den. 0. Ne bihot

members of the principal fami pathway leading from one to

Mitoball, to the other, are memorable examples also noticed at this town a large

trees. These trees, which are of Hall, which, the tasteful

ange in mastering sciences which attracted their attention after they had attained the has no need to enter are of

nity for education in their early days. age of manhood-having had little opportu

phies of eminent

Examples are abundant in the

biogra- personages th in

not a committee, say of three professional nien, (all outsiders) appointed by the Le- gislative Council decide a dispite on a question like that? We would further ask

-de-

We

ries, etc., why not lay down the thick- The Right Rev. Dr. Boujean is expected to The Jury ought to bear in mind that it was residing at the place in questi estral epres rough a grove of lofty and wide accomplished by resolute people of mature

ness of the wall as is dono at home t

We observe that the "approval of the Surveyor General is a constant fer- ture in various sections. Thus, a burd and incombustible substauen," the "oor bels of chimneys," etc, etc., have all to be submitted to him; but if the corbels on which those chimneys are built, are

leave Mamelles for Jaffna on the 19th Sep-the fixed idea of a Chinaman that even tember." Examiner.

simple justice could not be obtained with

SUPREME COURT. CRIMINAL SESSIONS..

October 22, 1868.

We passes

in

the Banyan manuer

incombustible and of sufficient strength Mesara Pearce, Hodgson, V. Rocha, W. being hareased pople of the alloy train were more than enough to shook the nerves

The following Jurors were called: Robertson, A. dus Remedios, A. da Roza, and F. Sauermany.

to

B8 a

to

thick

OFFICIAL VINDICTIVENESS. (Ceylon Examiner) Official bumptiouenses aud arrogance,

A

various ages.

few other instances may anthes:

Socrates at au extreme old took ridiculous for

look

in

our

learned

yon musical instruments. This would

some of the rich old men - ralty, especially if they should take brum

it into their bead to

gud not

lady's window, which Socratee

under

do,

but only learned to play upon some instru- ment of his time, not a guitar, for the the wear and tear of

purpose of

old

age of resisting

Cato, at 60

many of our, renders are, we wonder, barber at Wanchi, and was on the road not sought for himself. Living he and that consisted of Mulberry to allude to the imprisonment of our Kor- even tho alphabet of a language, the

we

Worms.

we were

leaves,

the

ject

свве,

enables us to review the whole

do so

shaft that must, Leimlf a brick neoceeded to undress thus barber; when thoy been much better had Livingston told ladon with ring heavily the authorities would give the matter their

left ou lim.. Prisoners threateneil com-

and other like situations, so common plainant with death if he went to

oppressive us it would be in the power of the Surveyor General to apply it to the floors of verandahs over public foot- paths. The great expence of fire-

The Jury returned a

but Hong

On the 25th, the first prisoner was arrost ed; and the second was approbanded and identified upon sabsequent information. Inspector Grimes and the Police Constable

Boccacio

A

repatin

מסכם

and to pay a fine of called at the Tamn, and tanding **** pay off private grudges and to gratify perving of ennui, and regret that they were proof floors of any description and the Save videtine of daggers having boen found a100, or be further imprisoned till the fine tom Fause Officer, who most cordially bring the name of Englishmen to contempt,

iu prisoners ho

luorisa, and of the prisoners'

Hold

Brtitah Justice.

müsis within doors, one who was known

711.

pear the

thorities may at any time interpret to Tomarked that had the prisoners been found charge of murder) was adjourned until of having passports, for the Mandarin ofey were found guilty, and noticed 30 Republic, whou à man was not allowed to

able.

.:

on

under

40 years.

out a present: And here the inspector and

on the defendant, and fooled him which the grounds were laid that the Pecies, forro a shade so truly led on by inducement Of course, it was use out, we imagined was regarded by the citizens tain a dread of the rays of a tropical sun. lass to striggle against the facts of the as a peculiarly sacred building. We had no Upon reaching Kam Chok, we met with a case, and there was no doubt the money sooner withdraws from this pleasant place, very hearty reception at the handle of the was given. But the Jury would consider when our eyes boheld a company of lepers, Mandarins who had received and courteous the

was simply whose deformities, in consequence of disease, ly entertained us on the previous day. to which clearly

prevent the

(To be Continued.) by the RUBIDEES OF the of

of the stoutest bebolder. The next torn to sustain the pressure, why need they

Police; and they would recollect that many which we visited was Ham-Yaong-Koe, he approved by the Surveyor General

ned which, though famous people had unfortunately been summoned

a Silk-town, was by Polica constables for tire sole In the section providing this we observe, Lee Achow and Foong Akee were placed obtaining bribos. The monoy was paid, on Steadily pornuing our courac, wo eventually official misdemeanour and dishonesty hare

of in all other respecta devoid of interest. e purpose of in by the way, the word withea parti at the bar and that which suim, by the behalf of the siley people, simply to keep arrived at Wong Ling. Hure a very busy afforded us frequent opession for colarment tion between two chimney flues. Isbury, being armed; of which griton,

view. At a

ta mar this one of the technidities, of which way, Shek Aun was acquitted yesterday good friends with the authorities, and to scone presented itself

to want of evidence. The prisoners provent the harassing proceedings often het, crowded with human beings, we obsince late, and we liave before us now a the new ordinance is so admirably di- in this case were charged on the following laken. No improper faver was sought by seryed ne brisk a trade carried on, as it had frels cass, which, while transboading al its vested according to His Excelleney? How evidenco. Complainant stated that lie is

the prisons,

YERTS while any favor beatles was ever been our lot to witness. In the mort predecessors in magnitude, includes some

Cof age, thought proper of the worst features of them all.

to learn the Greek language. Many of our he did there was but one article of

of mer familiar with the word? This is doubt between Wanchi and Aberdeen on the

We 17th not to throw

moun

any aur upon;

were able in our last issus only briefly young men at 30 and 40, have forgotten had made a mistake in his duty in failing which; in large quantities, were being offer mere derical error, an is pro August, when he was stopped by the legs & hably the provision in the 9th clause prisoners, who were both arnied with dag to show to the defendant the prongfulness ad for sale by the farmers of the mulberry negalle correspondent. Additional informs knowledge of which was necessary to enter

One of the same section in which

ne of the prisoners demanded cor- of his act, instead of leading hin on to the lands to the breeders and rearers of Silk- tion has reaclied us, however on this sub-college, and which was a daily exercise

the insinuating terus

terus committal thereof.

which plainant's property in

As we

through college. fine comment thei

the market have the anomaly of a stone chimney of

and we His let me use what you've got," and then

observed that it would have we Lordship.

observed

so in the earnest hope that the love of letters truly.

Plutarch, when between 70 and 30 years hastening to thick "

Section XXIII relates to party came to remove his unmentionables, the defendant that he could not receive the increase, if possible, the business and ex-

best consideration, and in the interests of of age, commenced the study of Latin. arches over public ways and is taken complainant objected, but was threatened money, as contrary to duty; but still that sitement of the market. Nor were such justice tako stops to prevent the recurrence Many of our young lawyers, not 80 year's

of a similar scandia!.

of age, think that nisi prius, fieri facius, from the Metropolitan Act; but in with a drawn dagger, $4 and wash, and did not lesson the offence itself. It would busy

busy conce confined to Wong-Ling, inas- London the clause chiefly applies to houses everything the complainant had about and go towards a leniency in the punishment, much as at Lak-Low, a town which wo ther the punishment inflicted on the defen- tell them a knowledge «

Without ente

entering into the question whe.eto., are English expressions; and if you of Latin would make subacqueasly reached, we witnessed a simi- built over the entrances to narrow lanes on bio were removed, and only à jockat but could not reduce verdict of guilty, i lar degree of bustle. At this latter place. dants in the case was at all proportioned to i them appear a little anoro

that they all our large cities at honte. As applied kong; but the barber found his way back to on headed the defendant to merny it was at one time our intention to have the offence with which they word charged, their professions, they respectable in

grounds (1.) that he probably inay passed the night, but finding that the town even in the the event of their having been are too old to think of learning Lat to Hongkong it would be arbitrary and Inspector Grimes, who took the complaint, not have known that he was doing wrong, of Kum-Chok was hither. The approach right as public journalists to denounce the studies in polito literature Yet he be

only 9 miles distant, wo

found clearly guilty of it, we would use our

was 36 when he commenced his and (2) that Livingsten ought to have resolved to proceed

Came tyrannous and cowardly conduct of the Gus of

of the three great masters of the warned him that it was wrong

to this town is very pretty, and the which wa saw a short distance ahead tendet which Government have entrusted them, to the other two. There are many among us The Judge concurred in the recomman

Petrarch being officials who have used the high powers with Tuscan dialect-- Dante 00 dation, and sentanced prisaner to three much to enhance the view. days'

10 years imprisonment,

ars younger than Boccacio, who are Jonal spits. It is men such as these who

not educated to increased thickness of the piera necessary arrest.

taste for literature, bat be paid. to support arches, will virtually amount

offered us quarto, conversation with him and shake the confidence of the natives in now they are ton old Prisoner complained that he did it for Upon entering i Bi Lordship, in summing up, remarked

Sir Henry Spelman neglected the sciences to a prohibition of the erection of veran- that there was nothing muusual in the eb the people of the alley; and the learned he recognised in one of us an

Here were three mon charged will dis

in his youth, but commenced the study of dahe; particularly as section XXVI resence of auy but one witness, as persons did C. suggested that the residents of the ance from Canton. With this offcer and quires them to be built of brick or stone of as a rule commit sich erimes in public alley should therefore pay hit fine for him his native friend, another courteous gentle turbing the peace by singing and having then when he was between 50 and 60 years of age. How different the present estimate The Jury returned a verdict of guilty of "throughout," which we suppose, the au- robbery, being armed; and his Lordship.

The use of Jolm Henry Chatwoll ( Here we also experienced the importance to be far from well-inclined towards them put upon experience from that which sher

man, we spont a very pleasant evening.

noterized a certain period of the Grecian to be include the floors.

day By comparing this guilty of a similar offenes four years ago, next Sussions, failing any application for the place, hearing of our arrival, die has to de

sentenced. section XXIII with the provisions of the they would have received a lengthened trial upon the ship's arrival. Mr Pollard, patchod an officer to inspect them. On The defendants appeared, and were several open his mouth in cases of meetings who

ly sentenced to two works! socoud of

imprisonment atas Metropolitan Act it will be seen that the sentence of imprisonment; but now things, counsel for the prisoner objected on the

the following morning, the

Calbert, the famous Trench Minister, at thickness of arches is increased in the were changed by the new Ordinance. The the ground that prisoner was very ill in our journey, we visited the rapids and other hard labor. The Counsel for defence im former case; but owing to the different sentence of the Court was, ning mouth Goal, and it might be a very serious mat places of interest in the vicinity of Kummediately gave notice of his intention to 60 years of age, returned to his Latin and quality of the bricks, this is not objection thirty-five strokes each, total 105 strokes: ly willing to try the case upon the deposi amused to see the audicesful manner, in allowed to stand out on bail, pending the learnt mon have over looked into their clas bard later, and three public whippings of ter to postpone the trial. He was perfect shok. As we stood by the rapids, we were appeal, aud moved that the defendants be law studies. How many of our college- It was one of the most aggravated cascations; but this the prosecution ubjected to which they wore navigate by native craft was disallowed. The defendants then made

decision of the Supreme Court. The motion, Bica since they graduated ?

Dr. Johnson applied himself to the study Many other points suggest themselves which had ever come before him.

was found guilty by the of all kinds. Nor did the sailors ever fail Edgecombe, who was

napient" Coroner's Jury, but discharged to show that they attributed their success a written application to be lecting out if his death. Most of our merobants sid law

of the Dutch language a few years before And we scarcely know which to place

A charge of child-detention was made by PIT Bay, was, ordured inth Court to be in passing and repassing to the presiding the sentence would tell on their future pros- Fors of 25, 30 and 40 years of age, are

ding stating their fears that the carrying out of first. We would for instance enquire

by proclamation.

geull of rivers and arcoks, for no sounDr why, if sunshades do not in any way against a woman named Chun Achat. The

wero the rapida passed than they showed pests, and tendering personal security to obliged to apply to a teacher to translate a impede or obstruct the pathway, must complaihaut, an old man, keeper of a jou-

the The charge of robbery frun a dwelling their gratitude by burning incense, and amount of B1000 each, house at Kowloong, stated that his daughter

*panding the business letter written in the French lan they be made to a certain plan In the was carried off in an attack upon his house house at the fire in Queen's Road West, offering, as a samifice, paper money. The decision of the case in appeal. This too the guage, which might be learned in the tenth XXXI Section we may note that we last year, and nothing was heard of her for against Charles Cameron, was next gous genit, however, do not appear to be always infatuated Magistrate peremptorily refused. part of the time required for the study of have the power conferred on the Governous time. On coming over to Victoris in Into Mr Pollard, Q.C.,

The Proctor for the Defendants then the Dutch ; and all because they are too old again prosecnting 80 watchinl, в од the day of our arrival no

that

to learn. or that in London is deputed to the August last, he saw his child, who called on belf of the Crown; while Mr Hayllar, less than two beats were upset. At 10a.m. brought to the notice of the Magistrate

Ludovico Monaldeeco, at the great age Metropolitan Board of Works This is out to him, and be had a struggle with instructed by Mr Gaskell, defended the

we re-embarked for Kee-lo, and after au petition to His Honor the Officer Admins agrosable sail of an hour, passed the town tering the Government had just been draft of 115, wrote the menus of his own times; Burely too much power for any one maute woman who endeavored to get the child prisoner.

The facts, as may be remembered, of Kan-kong, and eventually coached the ed out, paying for a mitigation of the a singulor exertion, noticed by Voltaire, possess though an instance of the kind will away. The child used to speak Hakks,

but now epsake Punti..

were, that prisoner entered a pawn-shop. former place. Here we debarked

be allowed to stand out on bail, until probably rarely happen: The question is

instances of the progress of age in new Bille

andies. une on which we should think two non-oi- said that she recollected being carried away Road; when, as alleged, he stole jowel which wall repaid us for our labour. Ten answer should be received to the Petition. eial and one official member of the Legisla from her father's house in Septumber fast lery from the mail shop to the value here is grown in large quantities, and from fundants made a final appeal to the Magis Virgil, was quauquainted with Latin and

This motion too was disallowed. The de- tive Council could decide in case of lis year by thieves, and taken to Hongkong iu of about 100 The shopkeeper had the tapa of the billa a most extensive and agreement; and if the Surveyor General boat After having been taken Grant to missed about $1000.

merotes Franklin did not fully commence his ware substituted for the Governor, this Mosque Hill and then to Sagingpoon; she but part only of allegue to hive interesting view of the surrounding diskrete, and on being refused a limaring. But Greek till he was past 50.

to trista, is obtained. Those paisons, whose to give themselves up to the tender was once was!

of the Fiscal. The

were next philosophical studies till he had reached was then sold by two broker women, me of bean stolen by the prisoner.

prisoners course might be adopted.

But whom was the prisoner. She did not know produced to prove that means and time will not,adinit of a visit

to the Tea Hills of Feocbow, or to those of ar

marched off to jail, where they cane auder his 50th year. How many among un of are here compelled for the present what conversation passed, but she saw 45- to put the articles of jewellery in his pocket, the Central Provinces of Boo-nan and It would have been azpected that Mr a ther- papers, for the, want of a taste for natural the influence of Mr Atherton, the Fiscal. 30,40 and 50, who read nothing but newe- to conclude. The further we dive at hand over $45 to the pris: nesasut run into a coffee-house, escaping from both Hoo-pal, could not do better than visit the more do we find for comment. It may until show, and ale lived with her this accountant and a constable; but was ulti- | hilla of Ku-lo in the district of Bok-shan,tor woull guide, and, evaneel the two philosophy 7 But they are too old to lear into the provisions of the Ordinance the then took ber

Accorso, a great lawyer, being anked saw her father.

mately captured, on emerging ugain from It was our intention to prolong our we naughty boys of Kornegalle, whom he has the privilege, if we are not inistaken, of

why he

he bogau the study of law eo well be that no Orilinaned which could Leg Assut stated that she advanced $45 the aforesaid offfee-shop. The jacket pro- derings through the Ten plantations. But be framed would meet all requirements, to prisoner as a sort of mortgage upon the daved by the defence was at first identified this was rendered impossible by reason of having andar his roof; but so far from this, answered that indeed he hagan it late, but doos be identify himself with that he should therefore master it the little But we would especially draw the notice the girl was her true-born daughter. spection was pronounced to be a different

therefore turned,

sooter This agrees with our theory, that basak, and were thom, but of the committes to the necessity of ex-

seems to have resorted to the lowost P. O. Johnston deposed to the arrest of one from that worn by the prisoner." very much tempted to plange into thecooling meat dastardly trick of using bis official accomplishing a difficult study in much ponging all provisions which specify

The onse was procending when our re-stream, in which at least 20 huge Bulous position to revenge himself on one whose less time than would he necessary to one permission" and approval, unleas for blame and prisoner sought to lay the

apon the other broker woman spo- porter left

were disporting themselves. About mid fault was that he spoke heaven's truth of half his years. day we rese

we reached the famous river

Mr Appollesz built of stone, at

on the Fiscal's special

Dryden, in his 68th year, commenced of which greatly plessed us. As the heat ont is, set to shot drill, as soon as has is the translation of the Itad, and his mort the prison walls; the next pleasing productions were written in his of the sun was very great, we retired today he is sent out through the public streets old age. neighbouring ancestral hell. Upon entor

with a

We could go on and cite thousands of solivol a acavenging cart, in company with who hold material property in the Co- child to have been stolen,

fanta in the case aro allowed to study and struck out into an entirely new lony,

we much and more as-. The Jury returned a verdict to that of class called Ma-long-leng. Boats of this gonna la were nam atruus, a hit their work within the walls, and are permit pursuit, either of livelihood or amusement, fect; and His Lordship then sentenced the description, though not sapoious, are com

school master had retired to adjoining led to idle

wson as Mr. at an advanced age,

But every one fainiliar with the biography of distinguished it would be in direct o

topposition to the laws

were unr servant baggage and case tried yesterday, did not deserve the

In the course of a few minutes after start our arrival, quickly arose from his debauch, forthwith discharged, Mr. Atherton sends infolent will say, 1 am too old to study.

This village Oracle, hearing of order had reached Koruegalle from the men, will recollect individual cases enough Colonial Office that the prisoners should be to convince him that none but the sick and censure implied by the Acting Judge in from being publicly flogged; but he would log we reached the Macao fort, whose grøy. mil

entered the school-room looking very for pronouncing sentence and in the sentence pass upon her a severe sentence, though walls and graceful Pagoda looked very attenuated. Just at this moment our at them to appear before him in their not so severe (for he could give seven years beautiful, as the rays of the rising sun tention was attrsbted to the wall, by the prison clothes to receive their discharge. itself. Their verdiet was, rightly, man- penal servitude) as he could have done. shone brightly upon them As we were

Kfr. Appellexz slaughter. The Judge, however, seemned the sentonen was three years' penal sarvi- pusing the fort, we naturaly thought of twittering of a swallow, sitting on her clay Felles protests against it, but disappointed that they did not return a tade, with one month of each year solitary the late and inch sprouted Captain built neat. Upon asking the Dominie, why has to give up his Fight before official might, friruds of iba ista Prosanno Coomer Tsgote The crime of kidnapping, Bats, who, at the beginning of the last tho bird was allowed to pollute the walls of and when dative and despicable Govern- by so enlightened a scholar of the family bo appears before the august pre- will rejoins that, against the endowment verdist of murder, and emphasized his confinement.

Wanded it. We also thought of the that, since there was room for master, obeisance wort, to make the low idol with 2,100%, a year, they can act such

with China, ther

very philosophically remarkedsance of a

ment Agent, a

and

from him, he was expected force attack made by the Chinese ondars, birda sud all there could banoob accosted in the rude and uppish manner Charitable Society, 10,000, to the Natire. Tang Assain was charged by Mr Pollard, this stronghold, with the view of recap- Jeation whatever to the swallow's presence which one would expect from him, and twin Hospital and 30,000 to endow & Tagora

It was now

oded that he was not altogether free, and Law Professorakip in intoution, where, it was our

that Calcutta Univer why we agree with the jury. The pri-bribed Inspector Livingston, inspector of Some time in Decumber or

would perhaps come into his dutoher again.sity. No worthier objects than the three Boner seems to have made admissions that nuisances, by the payment of money, in

sible, to

to spend another night.

This is the man whom Government. last could have selected by be etruck deceased, but the medical tou order that she said offer, bonid neglect fire procenila, tuore than 3 miles, when we be truets with the care of a whols Province, and westbed. He huis farther shows great trend-

at 1. us, and did not termipate nutil the served that a thunderstorm was nigh at who is expected to command respect of the aess in not leaving it to the instructed by Mr timony justified this idea that the "in his duty. Mr Hayllar,

University, to seek a shelter from which, hand, and to seek cised" wound on the head from which Sharp, appeared for the prisoner.

close of the day, whou 50 British tors and a death resulted was ocasioned by "a

The facts of the case, as appeared from handful of marines succeeded in defeating we thought it advisable to onter a large laude of the natives a man who war base that is to Government, to say how his my hall, near the bank of the river. This enough to take advantage of his position, and nificant bequest aball be applied, as 31r fall." The "fall" might have been cau- the evidence of the inspector, Livingston, the hostile feet. Bate, ou that memorable and to be the station of a military Manable to end his superhe public roads being devoted to the endowment of a their

werevelled in the consciousness that he was Preoschund Roychund around

did, had

to Bee it only sed by a blow from prisoner, given with and Sergeant Hazlitt, were as follow. Pri- posing to atome a te darin, who immediateir shed to 806 our et man) to work on

(in that he was an frittered away on studentships, instead of out any murderous intent on the part of West Point, and asked

acoste Lavington in a lane at sho

to take brandy! beld in

his hand. In due course of time we pasaporta. One being presented to him, ha the latter; and if this wore so, as the this was on the 7th Aug., and on the following reached Sanshan, or the tutes bills, in the sat down and took a copy, apparently, of the with the lowest culprit. We are much mis of the Mathematical And Physical Scieness Jury seem to have believed, and there day

50 men, He also appeared to be punished, and we would strongly urge on lished, the Proforsor must be elected by the Executive the necessity for showing the Seaste within one year of the testator's the prisoner as to "malice, beyond his then offered a "qumuhay" of 88 a-menth known to foreigners as the battle of the Fat- guard

keeping pige

pige in the lanes After twn or log junks was overtaken by us. These crafts in the room adjoining the one in every individual connasted with this sonda-w sum of right in their verdict. The admissions three offers had been refused, and Livingston had evidently left Canton early in the high we were entertained, there walous and infamous business.

judgment by prisoner precluded the possibility of had insisted upon the pigs boing got rid of, morning, bound to various parts of the siguin of office. Near to the entrance door,

sent, surrounded by all the

a

Chee Macey, the little girl in question, at the corner of Hillier Street and Queen's used ourselves by uscending the Tnd 5ontenca, and moved that the Dofondanta who was himself one of the ingat remarkable.

exceptional cases. Let the law be clearken of

ly laid down and those who infringe it

take the consequences. We shall doubt

Beau

NEL

Ogilby, the translator of Homer and

girl; but the prisoner represented that by ons of the witnesses, but on close in the excessive host of the weather. Wo. ro. not only he even goes beyond the healthy old age gives a man the power of

Bie Lordship summed up, remarking up- on the three counts of the indictment that

less return to a subject so interesting the Jury could find guilty or otherwise re

garding those which charged the prisoner

tra

Lee chun,

40

A TRIP TO THE TEA-DISTRICT OF KU-LO. (From a Correspunden!.)

On Tuesday morning, the 13th instant,

ing this building we found 30 or 40

in its bearings upon the interests of all with receiving and harboring, knowing tha we, a party of two, left Canton at 6 a..bos engaged in study. With their dili- four or five others, while the co-defen- Instances of men who commenced & Dew

The Jury on the Douzz "murder"

The boat in which we embarked was of the

prisoner, if he passed a lenient gentcuce,.fortable and fast. In an apartment for the purpose of smoking Das gone out: The next morning, a

of the Colony. Her sex prevented her

encer at their decision, by inflicting a he said, must be put down, punishment, short only of death-name.

ly, penal servitude for life. It is not

our intention to state fully the reasons

ALLEGED BRIDARY,

which

ich the Allies

q.e. (for the Attorney General) with having toring it from the British invader A

BOTIET

1957

a large feet of 72 war-junks opened

a parrow

A

he

best

chok

bo know,

time ta re-embark for Kam-

We

had not

8

A LIBERAL HINDOO, The English

noblo buquests Rs. 10,000% to the Caloutte

being not the slightest evidence against stan and Hazlitt, offered brandy again, and fought his lamons boat engagement rinaipal sentences it contained. We found taken in our estimate of the Government, if which the late Bishop Cotton urged. The own admissions, the Jury were perfectly he would not summon his friends for han oresk. At this point & Taut flest of traperson invested with magisterial or their displeasure in s marked mauner on death and will receive 100 & year, while

to him.

Badoubted

2001. Year will ba devoted to the pablleation of the Lootures, which will be delivered free, and of other treatises on an acquittal, and the good sense of the prisoner at last put 88 (Boughong money) province. Many tanks also were met comd there were, suspended from the walls

law, The Hindvo Patriot, which publishes Juty appears to have saved the hangman Into Livingeton's hands, and insisted that in love of the extensive prive trade or handcuffa, chaius, fetters and a variety of A GREAT STEP IN PHILOLOGY.-A step those detalls, states that all the bequests

dence native be should secure the thing would

evidence done be a job which the Judge would have given

quietly. Livingston then got prisoner up ried ou with the provincial City of Canton, plements of torture. Nor was this a mother having forbidden a step-mother to amount to 100,000, including liberal pro

Vision for old servants. It remains to be to the station, and charged bim. Witness, Some of these vessels wore laten with Rios, gistrate, an idle one, if we may judge from enter her father's house was led to consider In roply to Mr Flayllar, said Was certain | Dil,

Timber

while not a few bore heary us, it was his custom to forward monthly step-mother-One stepped into a father's so who was disinherited on his conversiois

to the and a varisty

provincial Capital. Just: Did not want a bribe in order to freights of Cotton, Silk, Lead,

hottes

to Christianity.-Friend of India. A step-daughter-ne made to step Bnnouncing performances by the Thespiaus water.

out-and make tracks, Keep bur dis Way should teetotallers never hold their of the 73rd Regiment in aid of the regi- gain a certain gelas by refusing it. He did of articles too numerous to particularize. Leaving this place, Ma-Chan by maide, one mental relief fund, on to-morrow and the not use prisoner as an interpreter. Inspec. Later in the day we passed a flook of 1,500 of, rogitized among the soldiers, who tazes," Query. Is steppe an uncultivated meeting at a theatre --Because threshold following evenings. The object is a good for Albert, former inspector at the district, trio, dick, fending on the bank of the veteran was an old acquaintanco. This desert of large extent deducible from the not be a drop seen at them, the

river, attended by two dick-hards. This veteran was, it transpired, for many years, same word? Step scems to imply removal

PARASOLA young lady gives her axe Sergeant Hazlitt, soting inspector of was at Tung-Fa-Lang, a richly wooded one of the Chinese guari which, to the or distance. Such doom waits orphange for using a parasol in these words, "I raise plessures that is well worth support nuisances, sorroborated the evidence of country. Al every juncture of the river, annoyance of foreigners, was stationed by Dryden

my paranol to parry Sol's rays.

WE direct attention to an advertisement that the water he drank was not Bamboo and and others with Charcoal, Indian the number of prisoners which, as he told the derivation of the two words thus Been what steps will be taken by the only

One, 5Dd the performances themselves are a bad resigned, *Military Contribution" to our social

Ferd